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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- aS1A< AD - ~ - = - $3.50
4 Cough, . Cold Or = Sore Threat,
Requires immediate attention, ard shonii be check
ed. II allowed % continue.
Irritation OF the Lungs. n Fcr-
Bnanent Throat bbfSeases or
C0nsuDa pstoas
is often the result
Browns Bronchial Tr0chcS
Having direct influence 70 the parts, give Ianredi-
afe relief For bronchitis. Asthma.
C.tarrh. Coneuinptiye and Throat
I)iseaser, Troches arc used with always good
singers and Public Speakers use
them to4leaY and stren ethen the voice.
OBTAIN only. BsowS's BRoscmA Al Tsocyxs. and
do not take any OF the WORTHLESS limitations that
may be offered. Sold Rverywhere. noyii-d6wsm
BLOOM OF THU LOTUS.
Endorsed bv the celebrated DIR.
Fitch. of New York.
the Lotue Flower y one Of the most beautiful Of
nsl Life, % this preparation Of II iu1pansa
BLOOM TO THE COMPLEXION.
removing neArly all tie indications Of advancing
A COSMETIC for 1adies, there II nothinR 70 Be
compared TO II, and Gentlemen also ind hvefy aeree-
The purchase q one bottle win surely lead to tho
buying Of another. On every bottle 10 IN endorse
ment OF it, virtues by the celebrated Dr. D. fNens
Of New York. II can be obtained o. =, any g1egD''
Ana at Wholesale and retail Of HIBBEET . CO..
al IL Tfcmsnt Row. Boston, Mass. Price y per DOT
tie Sent By express 10 any part OF the Ueea states
| on receipt Of price. oSlt osSMy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
CIRCULAR SAWS

With EmeFSon's Patent Movable Teeth,
Thefe Saws cut Moro and Better Lumbcs IN the
same time, and with Lees Power than any other SAY
In the world, with Less Expenditure Of Labor and
Files 70 keep In order, amp smaller. Also
Emereons Patent 0auging and sharpening Swaee
for spreading the Points Of Saw Teeth Send fOr new
Descriptive Pamphlet, with Price List
AMERICAN saw COMPANY
. Jacob st., near Ferry st.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

ID r. j A MI Il S.
Formerly If Jamss' Loci Hsspisol, Csstom
Hoss Street. New Orlsans, La.
Est lbll h e d in 1850,
And located in Chicago for che last six years,
HAS REMOVED TO
NO. 80 RANDOLPH STREET,
Chicago, ILL.,,
Nearly opposite his Old Once,
Where he NAV be consulted upon the treatment
or ChrONtc, .Mercssrt0l
Syphilitte, SerOfsslOsss,
And oil
Blood and skin Diseases !!
And Disorders of .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

There IL nothing like Or. vcpau's French Pills for
keeping the complexion fresh ard entirely free from
pimpes The cause OF which is that II regulates the
entire female system. Sold by al Druggists
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ITCH. ITCH!! lTCH!!!
SCRATCH. SCRATCH SCRATCH.

In from to 10 to IS hours.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures THE ITCH.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures SALT RHECN.
WHEATUN'S OINTMENT cures TETTER
WHEAToNS OINTMENT cures BARBEKS ITCH
WIfEATON'S OINTMENT cures OLD SORES.
WUEATON'S OINTMENT cures EVERY KIND
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acknowledge himself beat. Then what Q
shout of uladness did the boys put up
Rut did Edda ioin in 1T Not at all. Glad
as he was of the victory, ne was zoo eene
rous to rejoice over the victory ne was
too generous to rejoice over fallen enemy
and Fastening to spring near oy, ne
brought his hat full of water for Halliday
n bafhe his face in. What mattered 1t TO
him II the offering was received with sur
liness2 He had not done it for thanks or
commentator, but from the promptings OF
his own kindly heart; and certainly ne
had his reward.
From that time great change came over
the scholars of "Thurston School" De-
mocracv henceforth reigned there; no
king or tvrant was acknowledged, but all
had equal rights. Even hailday' no"
that he had been whipped in iair ngnt,,
submitted to the new order of things, and
become withal much more OF favorlte
with the boys than before. Frank re-
ceiyed many praises for his manly enorts
for the schools liberties but all declared
that to Edda, the odd boy, belonged the
honor chiefly, for he had been the first to
resist the bully.
Thus it is always, in the moral as well
as the physical world, that fair and
square resistance will break the power OF
n habit that has assumed an undue infiu-
ence and power over us. And while we
do not approve of fighting, as general or
scientific thing, there are times when it is
far more commendable than tame sub
mission.-Om Boys and Girls.
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A FRIENDLY HoRsE.-A few days since,
as we were leaving our residence on our
usual morning visit to the office, sorrel
horse belonging to us galloped up and
caught our arm, and made an attempt to
pull US in the direction he wished to go.
He then left, and went off at a quick gait
toward pasture on farm about quar-
ter of mile distant from our residence
In few minutes he approached us again,
making an unusual noise, and seemed by
his actions to desire us to follow him. This
we did, and when we reached the pasture
we observed the mate Of the horse entan.
gled in bridge, which had broken through
with him. After we had extricated his
companion from his dangerous position, the
horse which had given us notice of his
companions danger came up and rubbed
his head against us, showing great signs OF
satisfaction. Christian Advocate.
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
commencement Exercises at the
Southern baptist Theological Semi

nary
GREENvILLE, S. c., April 26, 1867.
The final examinations which conclu-
ded the course Of studies Of the session
were finished on the afternoon of Satur-
day the goth instant. On the same night,
Rev. w. B. Jones, Of North Carolina, de-
livered the annual address before the
Andrew Fuller Society of the seminary
in the Baptist church of this place: his
subject was "Postive Christianity =; ana
was handled with great skill-the orator
receiving the undivided attention OF the
large and appreciatiye audience.
On the following Sabbath morning, the
ANIMAL seminary sermon was delivered by
Rev. James C.. Furman, ID. D., president
of the Furman University, from Acts Ga.
Subject" Prayer in its Relations to Minis.
terisl Success" This discourse showed
the marks of close study, and was charac-
ter;zed by the learning and eloquence
which are usually found in the efforts u
this divine.
On Sunday night, Rev. c. g. Biting,
corresponding secretary of the SUNDAY
School and Publication Board OF the
southern Baptist Convention, delivered
the anniversary sermon before the "Soclety
for Missionary Enquiry" connected with
the seminary. His text was taken from
the 4Sth Psalm, verses II and Is, and his
sermon was characterized by that fire and
feryor for which he is remarkable, and
with which your readers in Virginia are
well acquainted.
On Monday the 22d instant the regu-
lar commencement exercises occurred.
There were no graduates Of the SEMI
nary. There were, however, graduates In
particular schools Of the seminary; among
them the following from Virginia:
r. Judson Towill, W. ii. Williams,
Luther Broaddus, II. G. Townsend, ). r.
Deans.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. J. P.
Boyce. D. D., and Rev. B. Manly, D. D.
Diplomas were conferred upon the gra-
duates, which, according to the speech of
the president in bestowing them, were
" given as the mark of distinguished ex-
cellence in the respective classes in which
the individual graduated" The aim of
the faculty has ever been, and still is, to
make these degrees of graduation the
marks of something more than mere noi's-
nal learning; and hence they demand a
high grade of excellence in the students in
order to obtain them.
Diplomas were also conferred upon two
students who had graduated in the sessions
of 1866, but upon whom none had been
previously bestowed on account of over
ruling circumstances. L.
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Alleged Frauds In this City.

The following paragraph appears IN
letter from the Richmond correspondent
of the New York World:
"UGLS RUMoRs OF IMMENSE FRAUDS
will in q few days furnish you some I'M
portant information relative to the opera
tons of a notorious Government agent
here in connection with threatened con-
6scations of land and house property, to-
bacco. and other subjects. An accurate
inventory was taken soon after the war OF
the large properties of prominent rebels
with a view to confscation. Proceedings
ON this head were subsequently abandon
cd at what cost to the property-holders
think can inform you hereafter. re-
member how the initiative proceedings in
this confscation programme told upon the
nerves of the property holders Interested,
and can we'll imagine at what cost they
wonld purchase sedative from the official
head in the grand scheme of threatened
conGscation. Some $4,000 worth Of ma
nnfactured tobacco belonging to citizens
of Richmond was seized upon tiimsy
pretext of its being owned by the rebel
Government, and slowed away to await
the result of an investigation. The to-
bacco is said to have been moved in some
mysterious manner from the storehOuSe,
and the building was soon after destroyed
by fire. OF course the tobacco shared the
fate of the building. This property was
owned by the most upright and reliable
merchants in Richmond. A more corrupt
set of vagabonds never disgraced coun-
try than were installed into Office by the
Federal Government in this city and State
after the war. More hereafter on this sub
iact -
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
cu,rs.nonaence Of the gichmond Dispatch
prrrRspuRa, April 80, 1867

PETERSBURG, Aprli ~, ioo''
The meeting called TO petition the com
r,anS;n, General 20 modify the license
In nrnSod 90 he an utter failure; anu
Yesterday and to-day. being the last aa!s
- rraca tho office of the commissio. ~
rayanne has been CROWDED WIN
.n belonging to all the various
pahos &c business. It's to bc prcsumeu'
thareGore. that there will be &c" Y. nv
Snnrs closed on the morrow. 10 nieo' 49,. ~
,snrcv has taxed to the utmost 'ne
III, &c not a few of our citizens; lot ceI.
So. ,ha amount of circulating nleuiun'
49, oyer 50 small in this community.
7, i said by experienced tooaccohists
A. '"" &c tobacco now being brought
.n.s ss Is the most inferior, IN regard TO
~ ';,,. that has almost ever been known.
quu;,j 10 recollected that heavy and con-
-! =. rains prevailed last fall at the time
g hitting. which had the double effect Of
cxtracting the oil and gummy matter from
nc nlant. and covering the leaves with
,;rt and sand. Ii comes to market, there
fare. in the worst conditional presence
of dirt causing it to heat, and the injury
done by wet divesting il of the fine silky
anpearance indicative of a good staple.
In is moreover, lil-aSSoTteu, anu suo"s Wv
little of the skilful handling of former
years. =. ,o,.;o.,
condition of the State and the great
scarcity of money there is no telling TO
what figure the price of tobacco would get
in the markets of Virginia. The trade Is
exceedingly active, but it is feared the
market will be almost wholly monopoiiz.ea
nv the agents of foreign governments, Win
whom our own citizens have not the means
tocompete. The foreign demand is al TINS
time unusually great, as may be inferred
from the fact that, according to the ias'
circular from Bremen, the stock OF nr-
s;n;a tobacco in that city was only htt!-
two hogSheads.
So anxious are planters to get their crops
- market, in order to realize something
mon them, that it is believed by those en-
Giced in the trade that nearly all the TO-
Saeco in the State will be delivered py
midsummer. Such early delivery Is un-
nrecedented, and shows the straits 10
which the agricultural classes are REDUCED
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" III we Knew

If we knew the woe and heartache
Waiting for us down the road,
If our lips could taste the wormwood,
If our backs could feel the load;
Would we waste the day In wishing
For time that ne'er can be;
Would we wait i'll such Impotence
For our ships to come from sea )?
If we knew the baby fingers
Pressed against the window pane
Would be cold and stiff Tomorrow
Never trouble us again;
Would the bright eyes of our darling
Catch the frown upon our brow?
Would the print of rosy fingers
yex us then as they do now,
All, those little ice cold fingers,
How they point our memories back
To the hasty words and actions
Strewn along our backward track
How those little hands remind us,
As in snowy grace they lie,
Not TO scatter thorns-but roses
For our reaping by and by
Strange we never prize the music
Till the sweet voiced bird has fiown;
Strange that we should slight the violets
Till the lovely flowers are gone;
Strange that summer skies and sunshine
Never seem one-half so fair
As when winters snowy pinions
Shake the white down in the air
Lips from which the seal OF silence
None but God can roll away
Never blossomed in such beauty
AS adorns the mouth o-day;
And sweet words that freight our memory
With their beautiful perfume
Come 10 us in sweet accents
Through the portals Of the tomb.
Let us gather up the sunbeams
Lying all along our path;
Lei us keep the wheat and roses,
casting out the thorns and chat;
Let us lind our sweetest comfort
In the blessings of o-day;
with patient hand removing
All The briars from our way.
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citizens ret himself appointed delegate,
and pass around the hat TO "pay ex-
pcnses.'
have been invited to address the "loyal-
istsn here, but have not heard whether
they will come.
There is now in progress at the Baptist
church here deeply interesting revival.
The congregations are large and very
solemn; o number have protested CONVEX.
sion; there are number of inquirers, and
the interest seems to be increasing. Rev.
A. B. Woodfn, of Rockingham county, Is
assisting the pastor, and preaching with
great acceptance to the people.
LEXINGTON.
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nIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.

This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PREssE Is
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing In the TYPE DEPARTMENT thatth best
Founders could supply. and is now prepared to sxs
cute orders for every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
Insurance Policies, shippers Receipts,
Calendars, Steamers Bills,
Notices, Druggists Labels,
Bills OF Lading, Tobacco Labels,
Manifesto, Clothing Labels,
Bills OF Fare, Dray Tickets,
Concert Billb, Coal Tickets,
Programmes, Wood Tickets,
Theatre Bills, Bread Tickets,
Show Bills, MIX Tickets,
Posters, all sizes; Reward Tickets.
Passenger Tickets, Election Tickets.
Certificates OF Stock,
Renewal Certificates,
Aanufacturers' Labels.
All work ordered will be done In the most srtistil
manner, and 81 yERy Low PRICEe.
CoLORkD PRINTING ~ ALL KINDS.
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RIcHnosp, February l, 1891,

RIcEsosp, February ], issl.
WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSE
w OF our Interest. In the Carpet, oile,oth,
Paper. hanging department TO M. hoosn ,.5"S
srdson. aud the Furniture 20 Asssn. hAoiisoII y,
Brother, Who will continue the businsss INV
Ia cir respective names. -,.ns.l
With thanks for the liberal patronage sxtes ~,
our Arm, we recon mend our succssson WIZ WV
conf dsncs to our friends and patrons:
The Arm OF FRENCH 4 CRINsHAw 10 this %,
dissolved by mutual consent. All parties ihass -
are respectfully requested to come torsA e.ras,
settle their accounts, ~ longer indalSsn0s
be extended. a, IAN.
The name OF the Arm win only DO used In isA'
dalton. 8. BAkTON IkEnxSn6x 4,
n S1-ts LRWls ID. ORkusHAw. j.
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~ T. 9a 81
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y On and after SUNDAY, JANUARY ?Tth, ID.
following trains will leave Richmond:
MAIL TRAIN daily 10 Gortonsvills, and exesr
on Sunday to Staunton, at 1880 A. "a.
These trains make close connections with train
on the Orange and Alsxandria railroad
THROUGH TICKETS sold to Washington ar.
Baltimore, and to Lynchburg. Knoxville, Nah.
VILE, Memphis, Mobile, New Orleans aud Other
principal points In the Southwest; also, to Lex.
fngton, Winchester, and other points in the Val
ley.
FREIGHT TRAINS, except on Sunday, lear.
Richmond at SIS A. NJ, making close connectton,
with FREIGHT TRAINS on the Orange and Alex.
andria railroad for Lynchburg ana Alexandra
Also, FREIGHT and PASSENGER TRAINS lesv.
Stanton for Jackson's river on MONDAY, WED.
NESDAY, and FRIDAY at4. 10 p.
n. ID. wHITC0MB,
JAS General Superintendent
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T,AR-5O barrels just received ON con
i signassi tos ssls low u sps = D -
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RHiH'OHds.
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PgrgRsBUEa)
RAILROAD CoNPAsY,
RICHMOND, VA Nav .. 1891.


fN M 9 -;
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA TIE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG: AND POLO.
MAC RAILROAD, Carrying THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY1ELEG INT G.Rs
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS ou hi,
road are now run from the southern terminu. 4
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND kIJsu
| STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Bic
mond daily Sundays excspt.dl at 9 so A. NJ a.
irving in Washington at $50 p. ~, connacg,
with the early afternoon express trains for q,
North, East, and West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with sf,.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent sleerltg
chairs attached leaves Richmond daily AZ II q p
NJ /. arriving In Washington at A. NJ. connecri,,
with the early morning trains for the North, Eui
and West.
NoExfRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local az.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily (Surd.y,
| excepted) from the depot. corner Of Broad ana
| Eighth streets, at is p. NJ, arriving in freis.
ricksburg at7P. NJ.
THRuTGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandra, Washiugos
Baltimore, Philadelphia, new York, Boston, an!
Ill the principal cities in the West
For further information and through ticketsaP-
ply at the Office Of the company, corner Broad al
Eighth streets, shockoe Hin, snd at the teI,.
'A''' '''H'' y ~ anu J. B GENTRY.
General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. apps
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RIoHnoEp AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co., l
RICHMOND. Va. February ., 1851. !

N Z - Es#
WINTER SCHEDULE.-Ona and afte'
w MONDAY the llth instant the trains on thJ
road will run As follows:
Leave Richmond daily ct 3.a5 A. n. snd?BR
NJ, and arrive ut Petersburg 81 40 A. N. Anda
Leave Petersburg daily at IA. N. and IoIP.
NJ, and arrive at Rlchmend at az A. M. and II y
p. n. All OF the above mentioned trains mar,
close connections with thstrains for the North als
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
. FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION rRAlH will
leave Richmond at 1890 A. II. and Petersburg At
The 10. is p. N. train from Petersburg will ,top
only at Chester, and Ais A. N. and the 10 7. ".
trains will stop only at Rice's, Half way, Chester,
and Manchester, signal being given and The ]
A NJ. train from Petersburg and the ACCbhhO'
DATION TRAINS viii STOP At places named In tss
schedule.
Passengers going to Clover Hill or stopping
places on that road, will take the Is A. NJ. traa
IRON Richmond on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS.
Through tickets issued to Norfolk, and baggas,
checked through every day except sunday.
| The train leaving here at 10 u. connet1
with the train at Petersburg for Norfolk, and .
train will leave Norfolk at p. NJ, conneelIl,
with our night train at Petersburg, arriving
Richmond at IL 20 p. n. Z. III. OIL,
fe Its Engineer and Superintendent
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RICHMOND, March 20, 1857.
DENTAL NOTICE.-At a monthly
II meeting OF the Virginia Dental Society. on the
18th instant tha following resolution was adopted :
. Resolved, That the Secretary be requested 70
publish In TWO daily newspapers OF this city no.
tce Of the adoption OF 3 uniform tariff OF charges
for dental operations by the Richmond members
OF this Society; and also to attach to said
tees the names OF the dentists belonging TO this
association"
In accordance with the'abovs resolution, the fol-
lowing dentists, members OF the Virginia Dental
Society, have ssreed TO the uniform tariff Of
charges above referred TO:
JOHN q. WAYT, JOHN MAH0NY,
X. N. HUDSON, G. Z. KLORBER,
W. LEIGH BURTON, ]. H. HARTMAN
J. EDWARD CHASE. JOSEPH WOODWARD,
w. b. PLEAsANTs, ]. HALL MOORE,
II. CLARKE, =. JRTRR
GEORGE b. HTRXL, @. w. JONES
w LEIGH BURTON.
NH 9l-h Secretary Virginia Dental society.
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The thirty sixth thousand of Worcester,s
Dictionary ID nearly ready.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, I
ha@Atuk axa t.AH
Dissertations, dc.

rO-PAhTNERSH have thu
~ day formed . CO. partnership under the arr
and title Of William n. A. r. Brown, for z.
purpose Of coninctipg q IN ZEAL C0AMlssl.,
BUSINESS for the sale OF TOBACCO, WHbAL
CUKN, and country produce generally.
WILLIAM n. BR0Ws,
A. p BROWN.
return my thanks 10 my friends and the paeli
generally for The very liberal patronage bss'osa
On thu late arm Of A. =. Brown Co., and SONG
q continuance Of the SANE for the new nIin.
forminga connection with Colonel william
Brown IL Is unnecessary for ms TO say Anytbtts
la his behalf, MS he Is two well aud iaNoIss
known TO the planters OF Virginia for me 70 .pss,
salesmanship. n p,ov,
Ap s2-im =. :. pno !" =
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Steamers.

|
TfOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMIyI,o,,.,
II STEAMSHIP COkPAsY.-Ths ION
splendid sids-whssl stsamships <41
nATT.RAs; 9; , ttkkSyx,sPsR com. Nk
B2unn community leave RlehmonJ -
TUsspAY and sATURDAY leave New VT
every WEDHEsDAY and SATURDAY. faf
These ships are entirely new. and ware h-u.
pressy Tor this route. They have spIsnsIs s, y.
and staterooms, and the fare, Attention 800,
commodstions are unsurpassed. Ahs =
1oods shipped by this line are landed rsx,,,
g. View FORK on the compsny's covered 49,.
H2rth r1ver) within forty eight hours wv
Insurance affected at lowest rates when ord.
Frsights for points beyond New York s,.S
wafded with dispatch. and no charge made ar,
actual expenses Incurred A'1
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, gsvn
leans, and other southern ports leave from ID. |.
loining pier. All goods for these point. a. =.
promptly Transferred without exposure "
AGENTS.
n. L.; McCREADY, President, Isl Grssnv,,
sxGuES iYREs 4 CO, Richmond Va.
JOHN a. WEST, City Point and Pstsrsbury:
T. II. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply TO.
SAMUEL AYREs 4 CO
feB-b 1870 Cary STRAIT
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