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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-16

SINGULAR SCENE.-As the Panama
steamer was about to sail this morning q
carriage drove down to the landing and q
young couple got out of it. The female o
the party was very handsome, and the mar
not b1dlooking. They had evidently made
every necessary arrangement for departure,
and q large Saratoga trunk containing the
young woman's worldly goods was carried
on board by the porters. The couple ther
followed, and were seen lettering in the sa.
loon apparently impatient to sail. Her
face was beaming with bushes and smiles,
but he WAS observed to be quite anxious
about something.
When the first signal for those not pas
sengcrs to 90 ashore was sounded, he sud
denly recollected that he had promised to
see some one on the wharf, and telling the
Young lady he would Immediately return,
be rushed off the steamer and concealed
himself in the crowd. He wanted the ca
bles cast off, he wished to see the gang
plank hauled in, and to hear the signal gun
of that departing steamer, but he had nc
desire to avail himself of the benefits o.
his own ticket to New York. Again the
warning gong was sounded, and as he had
not yet reAppcared the young woman IL
the saloon became alarmed. Why did he
not return2 She hastened to the side OF
the steamer and deserted the young man
making quick time away from the landing.
The entire truth flashed on her mind.
She was to have been sent away. He did
not iatend to 60. She was betrayed and
deserted. The plank was unloosened and
about to be taken away, when the deserted
damsel sped down it like an arrow, and
burly porters struggled in her wake under
the load of her Saratoga box. She made
the wharf, sprang into a hack, the trunk
was taken up, and in an instant she was IN
hot pursuit of the false one. The chase was
exciting, and the crowd watched it as long
as they could with intense interest. 1t has
not been ascertained whether she caught
him or whether the pursuit is still going on
At all events, the steamship company has
the price Of two through tickets without the
expense of carrying the passengers. 1t Is
stated that the man who attemp mpted to play
this trick on the fair one is well known in
this city, and is married man. She was
not his wife. San Francisco Bulletin.
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MILLINERY. &c.

DISTlNGUISHED ARRIVAL OF ~
, NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY 80
GOODS, ernbrac cling NIL the novelties OF the NJ
season such as BONNET5. HATS, NELYsI
FINISHES, VELyE TEENS, KID GLOVES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS of all kinds, 4 Y s.
FEATHERS FLOWERS, sATINs. SILKS and
4 choice selection OF beautiful W o T. u
GOODS at Mrs. B. L. CaHEk'S, formerly MIS-
r. Demehnar, No, ao2 Broad street.
N B.-Ladies wishing to make their own BON
nets can be furnished with materials OF all kinds
and ali necessary information given Her DIVERS
and feathers are of the most exquisite Quality: A
call from the ladies is most respectfully sonclteo
SO that they can Judge for themselves.
Country and city orders promptly executed.
, Closed every SATURDAY. -e ]. no .
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IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY DECISION
Ifldge Underwood on Friday made an i'm
Edwat, decision in the case of Leroy T.
The fatankrupt.
bankrupt fileuthe case are as follows: The
on the 25th day On petition in bankruptcy
26th day of March irch, 1868, and on the
bankrupt. E. R. Turnbee adiudicated a
assignee of the bankrupt's appointed
18th day of June, 1868, and on tn on the
of September the assignee made rep5Say
the register of the property designated anl
set apart to the bankrupt, which report In
cluded the bankrupts interest IN Two nun
dred and forty-6ve acres of land. On the
18th of November the assignee filed writ
ten request with the register asking that the
real estate included in his report deslgna'
ting the property set apart as exempt to the
bankrupt be dsallowed, upon the ground
that the assignee was not authorized By Law
to set it aside as exempted property.
The opinion of the Court is as follows:
"The Court has repeatedly decided that
real estate may in some cases be set apart
as a portion of the bankrupt's exemption,
but only in cases where it will not injure
the sale of other real estate, or work ad-
versely to the interests of the creditors"
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AUCTION SALES THIS DA1--

RICHARDSON & NEWRURN will sell on the
premises. at4 O'Clock p. NJ, three neat framed
dwellings on Monroe between Broad and Mar
shall streets.
SAMPSON JONES. JR.. co. will sell at their
warehouse on Fifteenth street, at 1ooclock A.
NJ, very large assortment OF groceries,
wines, liquors, etc.
GRrRBs & WILLIAMS Will sell atA O'Clock P.
N \ valuable tract IF land on the New Bridge
road about four miles east of Richmond.
W X SMITH will cell at 1881 Main street, at 10
A. NJ. and ss p. NJ, 5000 worth OF pawn
brokers' goods. ..
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We would call the a.,enLion OF Youse MEN who

We would call the a:tenlion OF YoUgG MEN who
ussre thorough preparation for the aatce duties
~ business life to the advantages afforded them AZ
.ie OLD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE, lsl7
ha,n itreet. This institution was opened April
"a, 1867 and has achieved success unprecedented
in the history OF commercial schools. The object
of this .ns. s.tution Is 20 afford youths and tho
means of acquiring solid business education by
combining meory with actual busfness training.
he course of instruction includes every useful
and ornamental branch Of commercial education,
including the most extensive course in book-keep-
Ing ever introduced into business or commercial
school. no Is-dEw1t
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SENT on FOR FELoNY.--John Henry Bell,
one of the many little negro sneak thieves
who infest the city, was carried before the
Mayor Saturday 10 answer for stealing d
small quantity of ribbon from Mrs. Jones.
1t being his third petty offence ne was sent
on to answer an indictment for felony.
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BURGLARY.-On Friday night between 6
and 10 o'clock, the private room over the
store of I. NJ. Nc Adam & Co., on Eighteenth
street, was broken into by burglars, and
clothing stolen valued at sl25. An en-
trance into the room was effected through a
back window.
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MURDERER SURRENDERED.-The Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth issued on Satur-
day warrant requiring the jailor of Nor
folk to deliver to an official of the State OF
South Carolina William O'Neill, who is
charged with the commission Of horrible
murder on shipboard in Chowan county.
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Masonic SCHOOL BENEFIT.-With the
liberality for which he is distinguished,
Professor Wyman will give the Masonic
school an entertainment tonight. The
many who will attend OH this occasion will
be finely amused, and at the same time
have the satisfaction Of knowing that they
are contributing to q most worthy object.
The usual gifts will be distributed.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, November II, 1868.

OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Whsat White, 6S6 bushels. Red T.e bushels.
COTn-Whttr, oh, 80 bushels lew, S. bushels.
Yellow, I6 bushcls old.
oats. S4j bushels.
Rys.-37a bushels.
SALES.
WhsGt.-Wh!te, ~ bushels prime at f2.a5 !; 10
bushels very good Al S2 3O SO blishel, good !25
10! bush Is fair a. % 80 bushels foul az -.
G6 bushels common at S2.t5 l20 bushels smutty Al
81 90 - bushels infer ior 1T ~ 81 bushels very
lnlCri r 1T S S.5l-tGtal, so bushels Red, 10 bush
sls common al 80; 100 bushels common IL 81 ~
i25 bushels common on private terms ID bushels
ufc iOr On private terms; ~ bushels Inferior al
Si 7S-tDtal, SS4 bushels.
COrn.-Whltc. 10 bushels prime old at 81; ls
bushels mixed new and ID at 90c. 80 bushels wee
vil-aIten old soc. 60 bushels good new II SOC. !;
% bushels damp new at &c. Total l?s bushels.
Odts.-lOO bushels prime at 60c.; 81 bushels me-
di"m on private terms. Total, 100 bushels.
RUs.-t0 bushes prime at 81 IS ii bushels prime
on private terms Ilg bushels very good nj $i25; .
bushels inferior at 81 Is. Total, og bushels.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Ihsdt.-White l20 bushels. Red, l5s bushels.
OdtS.-ii5 bushels.
Rys.-l2d bushels.
OFFERINGS FOR THE WEEK.
UheGt.-e, 9o2 bu shells.
C0FH.-a, s97 bushels.
OdtS.-7.0l7 bushels.
Rle.-L os3 bushels.
Rye declined during the week eSc. old white
corn Sc; oats &c; wheat unchanged. Market very
most entirely neglected. and quantity OF corn ex-
hioited exceedingly small.
FLOUR.
Virginia country-MarSet very irregular There
Is no liked standard OF prices. 4 general quo
tation snperhue may be !, ct down by the dray loa.
at 20 50; extra. sla.2sGlS!O.so; f.mily Slt aeG
NIlI3. In some cases St2 are asked Prices acs
iaa, h governed ny erms ION time" or cash, ant
b. qu. ntit. and brand.
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The NEGRO BIGAMY CAsE.-The case OF
Thomas Clark, the negro who committed
bigamy by marrying Lettie Brown at the
City Hall on Friday, was called at the po-
lice court Saturday, but was continued un-
til to-day, in order to give Thomas time to
get some witnesses. He was bailed for his
appearance.
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The WISE MEETGNG.-Our foreign born
citizens will hold mass meeting tonight,
at the City Hall, in regard to the purchase
of homestead for General Henry A. Wise.
This meeting was to have taken place last
Monday night, but owing to insufficient no.
ticc being given it was postponed until to-
night. Several able speakers will address
the meeting. There will also be displayed
the lrish and German national flags.
The funds will be under the control Of
the following gentlemen, who compose the
Central Committee: From the Hibernian
Society, Messrs. y. NJ. Kelley, Stephen Ma.
son, James II. Dooley, T. j. Reilley, and
John Gallagher. From the German Society,
Messrs. A. Rick, Charles 7. Ganther, Louis
G;mmi, F. Hattorf, and Charles thinner.
The general treasurer will be William B.
Isaacs, Esq.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE R1CHMoND PosToFFICE NovEM-
BEE l6, lSGS.-Miss Laura Howard, A.
King, Richmond, Va; J. I. Butler, W.
Wright, II. II. George, Penola, Va; h. E.
Smith, Paine Station, Va; j. R. Stcens,
Green county, Va.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAToR CHAuOoN PRE-
sED1xG-SATURDAT MORNISG.-Richard
Bush was charged with assaultiDg and
beating his wife, Mary Bush. The evidence
showed that Mary was as much in fault as
her liege lord, and Richard was dis
charged.
Harriet Hobson and Francis Brown (ne-
croes), threatening Charity Heath and
throwing rocks at her child, were fined five
dollars each.
John Jacobs (negro), trespassing on the
premises of John Hennesey, was required to
give security in the sum of $3.50 for hl4
future good behavior.
Spencer Gaines (negro), stealing provi-
sions from the Spotswood Hotel. Dis
CHARGED.
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To THE PUBLIc.-Dr. FRENCH being unexpect-
eoly called on urgent business, he would respect
'uiiy announce to the citizens Of Richmond and
the am that he win be compelled TO close his
practice In this city on MONDAY, November leth,
and that he win resume the same again on the lst
OF January, 1872: ut which time he viii be pleased
20 see his old patients and all others who NAV need
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MILITARY CHANGES.-General Stoneman
has issued an order relieving the Twenty
ninth regiment United States infantry from
duty in this military district, and are or
dered to report at once 10 Memphis, Tenn.
Thence, it is understood, they will proceed
at once to Austin, Texas. The order IS
issued in compliance with Special Order
No. 27l, headquarters of the army.
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ANOTHER DIVORCE CAsE.-On Saturday
Judge Meredith granted decree OF divorce
to Charles Stewart from his wife Biddianna
Stewart, both of whom ore residents OF
Richmond. The suit was brought by the
wife on the ground Of desertion, but the
husband proved adultery on the part OF
the wife, and the court ordered that he be
protected against ell claims on his property
resulting from the marriage. Davis for
plaintin, and Noise for defendant.
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OATALOGUE OF sCHOOL-BOoKS.

just published, priced catalogue Of
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEAT-BOOhS,
which will be seut FREE TO all who apply III our
NEW STURE. 1878 MAIN STREET,
one door above the old stand
We offer on the best terms an increased stock OF
NEW and Sr rCOND-HAND BOUkS In all The de-
p''' j W.RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Bookbinders stationers, and booksellers.
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IN BANkRUPTCT.-The following persons
filed petitions with Judge Bond on Satur-
day Sallie A. Hilliard and Valentine }.
Clutter, of Richmond, and G. Il. Moush-
lem, of Mathews county.
James Z. Pope, John I. Griffin, Robert
Kirkland, David 7. Poyner, Robert Malone,
E. A. Morrison, and William Il. Taylor, OF
Brunswick, were discharged.
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MORE TROUBLE AT THE TREDEGAR sHors.
Robert Archer, one of the proprietors, and
James King, workman at the Iredesar
Iron Works. appeared before the Mayor on
Saturday to answer the charge OF assauitlng
and beating William ]. hope. Hope stated
that he was discharged from work because
he would not take the place of one Of the
men who were on strike. He went into
the office to collect what was due him, when
he was ordered out by Mr.. archer, who at
the same time seized him and pushed HIM
out of the door. King then came up ana
caught him around the neck anu choAed
him.
Mr.. Archer's statement was that hing
came down to the mill for the purpose OF
creating disturbance, and that he ordered
him off three or four times, and it was only
after he had repeatedly refused to go that
he pushed him out. King only came up TO
take the boy off. Both were discharged
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CIRCUIT COURT CT RICHM0SD-JrDGE
MEREDITH.-The Phillips cases were ended
on Saturday and submitted to the Judge,
who will announce his decision tomorrow.
To-day, tomorrow, and Wednesday, the
office judgment docket will be called. This
docket embraces all the new suits brought
to this term. On Thursday the judge will
resume the calling Of the issue docket.
Counsel, clients, and witnesses will take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
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HALL RoBBERY.-The house of Mrs. E.
McAdam, on the Grove road, Sidney, was
entered on Friday night by hall thieves.
Two overcoats and two shawls, valued at
eighty dollars, were stolen.
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THE MAGAzINEs.-Turner has DemoreSt,
Putaam's, the Atlantic, and Lippincot for
December. Thanks for fuyors.
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FELoNroUs AssAULT.-A negro named
Lewis Williams was arraigned at the police
court Saturday to answer for threatening
the life of, and striking with o stone with
intent to kill, Mr.. A. NJ. Davis.
Mr.. Davis was sitting at his table when
he was struck on the left cheek with the
stone by the boy. Lewis admitted that it
was his intention to kill Davis. He was
sent on to answer an indictment for felony.
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CEEDS.-We have on hand every variety
q CABBAGE SEED for tan sowing. Also,
ElI supply OF our celebrated CURLED KALE,
POTiTc Onions, sHALLOTa ONION
Gloves. xc. Also, prime TIMOTHY and other
GEAss SEED3. ALLAN Il JOHNSON,
su.s 1868 Main street.
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NO. 1l9.

ANOTHER Row AT CLARK's DANCE
nooSE-PisToLs DRAWN AND THE POLICE
b isT D Three Baltimore negroes.
named A. W Jackson, Charles O'Dell, and
refer Francis, who are EMPLOYED on the
steamer State of Maryland, thought thew
would have q little spree, and accord;noIy
lelt Tue steamer on her arrival here Friday
a nisnI' ana went up to Clark's den, in
" Dublin" on Cary street, where thew i'm
ol6ed very freely Of fighting whiskey, and
soon got into row with one of the women
snn,pise they made attracted the atten-
terino tt2}liicemen Keegan and Lyle, who
with a pistedl.l the disturbance. On en-
hold Of him ana Dell coming down stairs |
but the other two ralhand they caught
their hands, and remarkeistol from him,
from Baltimore, and they be * him from
any id police officer in this cny were
arrest them. The officers attempted to III
them again, but they, along with some
others, caught hold Of the officers and helc
them and their clubs SO that they could
not use them. A negro named John Hill
| finally came to the assistance of the police
and handled the Baltimore bloods pretty
severely. The officers being released, the
distress rap was given, and several police,
men came, and the three were taken to the
stationhouse. They appeared before the
Mayor Saturday morning, who fined O'Dell
and Jackson twenty dollars each, and Fran
els ten dollars. The clerk of the steamer
settled the bill, and the trio went on their
way rejoicing. No doubt they will be more
particular the next time they come to Rich
mond. -
Mary Fauntroy, "a mulatto, and an in
mate of Clark's den,) was fined five dollars
for being disorderly and using profane Ian
guage to an officer in the discharge Of his
duty. The fine was paid by Phillis Wash
ington, and Mary was discharged.
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'eryices.
Communicated I

authority, Communicated
avoided the e@i that General SLOVENIAN has
rity he also tnl;;sSing any legislative power or
nalIy. If these are his such dnnh. r,,I autSn
ciuded that there will be nStend or contJnma
law; and inde' we are told bS - enactIt nrigt-
he adv ses all debtors to pay, or Sc "a raIy - cnn
mise their debts without delay. or .bss stav
themsel,e; Of the provisions Of The banGs .bst
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gRAGs, n2GDEGsNEs, &c.

TLINIR VALERIANATE AMMONIA,
EL!XIE CALISAYA IRON and BISMUTH,
ELlNlR LINCH1NA IRON ard STRYCHSIA,
fEEEATED ELIXIR OF BARK,
FEEO rHcSPiuRATED ELlNIR OF BARK,
LLINlG Or BARK,
:'s sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
L0D s25 Broad street.
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PORT OF LICHMOSD, NOVEMBER IL, 1888.
ARRIVED

Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chan,iise and passenge-g L. X. Tatum.
Schooner Rebecct Secor, Call Baltimore, mer-
chandise Curtis & Parker. ,,,
Scho ner william and James. Outten, fhlladei-
ph!a. coai, Writ Kobrrts.
schooner Uriah and Tobitha, Albany, lumber,
c. L. hitlock. 49,,
Schooner Isle Of Pine, Lake, New YORK, IRON,
Tredegar Comp my.
schooner Casper Heft, Shoe, Philadelphia, coal
Writ Roberts.
Schooner Hope, Cabin Point, lumber, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer State Of MARYLAND. Travers, Baltimore,
merchamdsc and passengers, Harvtys VII illiams.
steamer Saratoga Blakeman, New York, mer-
chandse and passengers W. &. Dunham - Co.
ASHORE.
Schooner Clara Bell, from Baltimore to Rich
mond, Is reported ashore on htte Shoals opposite
Newport Eews. James river.
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Ritlrmond @ispatrh.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH"
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRoU.
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWs-
PAPERS or THIS CITY.
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LIFE INSURANCE uN A NEW PLAN.
CHARTERED BY TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA.


= vInsures lives on the following plan Each MEM
Der pays an Initiation fee Of ten dollars, if under
fortv years OF age between forty and fifty years,
fifteen dollars between fifty and fifty five years,
L. enty dollars between 1ftytve and sixty years,
twenty tice dollars. This amount Is all that VIII
ever be called Tor except at the death or mem
Drr
We propose to make membership OF five thou
sand each payius the initiation lee as above,
Each BEING INSURED FOR FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS so soon as the number reaches
i've thousand members. or one dollar for each poll
cy-hol ,er existing at the death Of a member.
ON the death OF any member, each VIII be called
on to nav one dollar and TWENTY-FIVE cents-one
dollar u pay of the deceased members policy, and
TWENTY-FIVE cents 10 pay expenses.
The initiation Zee and all accumulation or tunds
of this company Is the property OF he policy-hold-
rrs under It's charter. ami under the said charter
all the net earnings (afier the accumulation and
fees have reached the of $loo Ooo) must be used
for the payment OF losses by death, instead OF as
sessing the policy-hoders.
JOHN A. BELVIN, President.
MANN 8. QUAFLES, Fice-President.
JOHN G.. LAWS Secretary aud treasurer.
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INSPECTIONS or FISn.-The quantity of
fish inspected in the city Of Richmond from
April 20 to July Is, lS6S, the close Of the
season, was Whole barrels, $500; half
barrels, ,3j9; together with 1000 whole
barrels from Labrador.
Fish which has been inspected in any
other State Of the United States is not liable
to inspection on arriving here, and conse-
quentIy the above report does not show by
some thousands of barrels the aggregate
quantity brought here. The fish inspected
elsewhere is principally Labrador, shipped
thence to other States, and reshipped here.
All fish not inspected elsewhere is subject
to inspection here. Small lots of fish coca
sionally arrive here in tens and twenties Of
barrels, and so on; but as it is impossible
for the inspector to see all these, they are
not included in the above return. Included
in the fish inspected elsewhere, and conse-
quently not inspected here, is considera-
bic amount from Norfolk and Petersburg.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRT-IS
CHAMBERs.-On Saturday libel for con-
demnation was filed in the case of the dis
tillery of A. Smith, and on motion of the
District Attorney process was issued and the
property given in custody Of the Marshal.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-An adj
iourncd session Of the spring term OF this
court commences to-day.
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REILLINERY.-I- have on hand a
lyk and am daily receiving q fine assort- 49,
ment Of BONNETS, HATS, FEATHERS, ~
and everything pertaining to first-cass millinery
e7tablishinert Q to which I woud respectfully ask
NJ .tleu .ioi of al assuring them satisfaction.
Orders promptly nlled
NEs ii. j. DAVIS, No: SIT Broad street.
40 clIn between Fifth and Sixth.
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A UTHENTICATED COPY OF THE LAST
N WILL AND TESTAMENT OF. GEORGE
cHHkKatTSR itiTSSR OF sToNEwALL JACKSON
T6E TX i 'RfCiHMUND 4 tnUIs1 EXAMINER DURING
TIE WAR. BY r. y. D4niel.
T4E ACTS OF Kings. By NJ Hanna;
Also, ar endless variety of NOVELS, MiSIEh-
GRAPH ALBUMS. FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
al j. WALL TiiEN ER'S.
bookseller and news agent,
ocos Ill! Main street.