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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward
Feb 25, 1869

STOLEN, from the subscriber on the night of
the 3rd day of February, 1869, Sorrel Stallion
COLT, three years old in April, of slender pro-
portions round bodied, with two white hind feet.
and narrow blaze in his forehead. Both. sides OF
the Horse are marked with traces. two marks on
each side. The above Reward will be paid for
the recovery of the Horse, and any information
regarding him will be thankfully received.
On the same night the horse was taken, ~negro
man left the neighborhood, and it is supposed
that he committed the theft. Said negro is about
FIVE feet FIVE or six inches high, weighs about l6O
pounds, said to be twenty five years old, and is of
n dark color. When last seen, he had on an old
brondcloth suit, and common scarf. He calls
himself Sam Johnson, and said he was raised in
Laurens District, but am informed that his right
name is Eph. Gore.
RICHARD DAVIS,
Brushy Creek, Anderson District, s. @.
ANY information addressed to Newton Scott,
Anderson C. H., S. c., will be duly acknowledged.
Feb Is, 1869 81
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON CO UNITY.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
e. T. Taylor, Admir-, and Mrs L. H. Taylor, Ad-
miaistratrix, VS. Job j. Boozer and wife, Narcis-
sa C. Scott, ct al.-BN to ForecloSe Nortgage,
&c.
BY virtue of Decretal Order from Hon. James
L. Orr, Circuit Judge, to me directed, will sell to
the highest bidder, at public outcry, at Anderson
Court House, on Salcday in April next,
The Tract Of Land,
Described in the proceedings in this case as the
property of Mrs. Sophia Griffin, situate in Ander
fon Conntv. on waters of Twenty Three Mile
Creek on right of road leading from Pendleton to
Dickson's bridge, bounded by lands of Thomas
Dickson. s. Il. Maxwell, II. A. Maxwell and Es-
tate of W. A. Griffin, decd, containing
Two Hundred and Seventeen Acres,
More or less.
TERMS or SALE-On credit of one year,
with interest from day Of sale-except the COSTS OF
these proceedings, which must be paid in cash
the purchaser giving bond with at least two good
snreics, to secure the purchase money or, ii the
purchaser elects, he can pay the whole in cash on
day of sale. The purchaser to pay for stamps
and titles.
This land is rented for this year for fifty dol
iars-purchaser entitled to collect off Tenant the
rent accruing after day of sale.
JOHN W. DANIELS, ocp
Clerks Office. Anderson C. H.,
March 8, 1863. S7-4
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IMP PROVED
COTTON PLANTER.

THE undersigned offers to the planters OF this
and adjoining counties an INPROVED COI7ON
PLANTER, of his own invention, which has been
success. There are two kinds of this Planter ;
one for planting the seed alone, by which single
hand can open the burrows, drop the Seed and
cover at the same time, at the rate of five acres
per day. The same amount of work can be ac-
complished with the other, and in addition to open
ing the furrows dropping the seed and covering s,9Y
separate partition enables you TO put in fertiii.
GERS in any desired quantity to the acre. 1t will
plant either cotton, corn or peas, and give any
distance that may be desirable, which is great
advantage over all other inventions of this kind.
1t is simple in its construction, and can be mana
ged as easy as plow. .,,
Persons wishing to examine this Planter will
find one of each kind on exhibition at the store OF
KEEsE s. McCULLY, No. 10 Granite Row, Ander-
son C. H. Any information respecting this Plan-
ter will be erurnished on application to the above
named firm.
JAS. C. KEYS.
March 4, 1869 &c
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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of wrts of Fiera Facias to me directed,
| will expose 10 sale on Salcday next, at Anderson
C. H. within the usual hours of sale, the following
property. to wit:
One Tract of Land, containing S4S acres. more
or less, near the village of Pendleion, bounded by
lands of Dr. 7. J. Pickens, DR.. j. E. Adger, Mrs.
Leah Burns and others, levied on as the property
of George Seaborn at the suit of ]. 8. E. Sloan
& Co.
One Tract of Land, containing l26 acres, more
or less, on waters of Twenty Mile Creek,
bounded by lands Of Robt. Adger, Sam'l F. Mil
ler aud others, levied the property of George
Seaborn, Mt the suit of ]. B. E. Sloan & Co.
One Tract of Land, containing l45 acres, more
or less, on waters of Harricane Greek, bounded
by lands of G. G. Elrod, John Richardson, Adam
Elrod and others, levied on rs the property Of
Matthias Richardson, at the suit Of G. B Stanton.
One House and Lot in the town of Anderson,
containing 90 ncrcs, more or less, bounded by lots
of Jesse +. Smith, J. D. NJ. Dobbins and others,
levied on as the property of Samuel Brown, jr, at
the suit of Daniel Brown for the use Of others.
Terms Cash-purchasers TO pay for titles and
stamps.
WM. McGUKIN, SAC.
March 4, 1869 SO
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PREMIUMS FOR 1859

THE Executive Committee of the Anderson Ag-
riculural Association offer the following Premi-
ums for the year 1869:
FOR THE BEST IRISH POTATOES, one
quarter acre-Gopy Southern Cultiuator one year.
:, BEST SWEET POTATOES, one-quarter acre.
Copy Southern Cultiuator one year.
BEST ACRE COTTON.-One Cotton Sweep
Cultivator, SIS.
BEST ACRE UPLAND CORN.-one Pala
mountain Cotton Plow, $40.
BEST ACRE BOTTOM CORN.-ono Expand
ing Cultivator, $l5.
The competitors must give the kind and quani-
ty of manure used how and when applied, with
the manner Of cultivation. Il -.
B. F. GRAFTON,
Chairman Ex. Committee.
Feb o5, 1869 s5 I'm
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Buckwheat Flour

A few bags of that SUPERIOR Buckwheat Flour,
and few gallons of that choice Syrup and New
Orleans Moasses yet on hand, and for sale low,
bv TOWERS & BURRISS.
March II. 1869 81 4
, 1869-04-16

heden deficiency at Lyset, og foreslog, at
Sagen overlodes til Gouvernementet.
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds By Ga
ber) tiltraadte den sidste Talers Forslag.
Da Ingen videre begj@rede Ordet, over
gik Sagen til 2den Behandling.
Forts@ttes).
, 1869-04-16

22,37S."
Gouyerneuren bemarkede, at Forslaget
er udarbeidet efter samme Grundsetninger
som B~evillingerne for tidligere Aar, og saa-
ledes at der er taget %tilborligt Hensyn til
de under 3Ote Juni t. A. ~indgaaede Leve-
r-ancecontracter. bet midlertidige Dyr-
tidstill@g til Underklasserne at l ct. pr.
Dag er Diet anseet nodvendigt endnu at BIZ
beholde.
Da Ingen videre beej@rede Ordet, over
gik Sagen til Eden Behandling.
10, 1ste B%ehandling at Bevillingsforslag til
Budgetpost D. s;sMilice- og Brandvase-
net, saalydende:
"Bevillingsforslag Til Udgifter under
Budgettet for Communen St. Croix for
Finantsaaret fra 1ste April 1869 til site
Marts 1870 bevilges
, 1869-04-16

"Bevillingsforslag Til Udgifter under
Budgettet for Communen st. Croix for
Finantsaaaret fra 1ste April 1869 til Site
Marts 1870 bevilges:
Under Post D. 6: P%ostvesenet:
l. contemporaries til Postmestrene i
Christiansted og Frederiksted SAINT Lon
ming til Postexpediteuren paa Kingshill,
ialt ~anslaaet til 81, 600.
2. Til Looming for Postbudde i
Christiansted og Frederiksted
efter Indstilling til Gouverne-
mentet indtil. 288.
3. Til Anskaffelse og Reparation af
Inventarium og Reqvisiter SAINT
til mindre Udgifter. ---.--.... ISL.
, 1869-04-16
$685.

Gouverneuren fremhevede den fore
slaaede Forogelse at Udgiften til Belysnin-
gen we'd V;trftet / Frederiksted. Fortlden
medgaaer der 500 p. a., if0lge en- at Bor-
gerraadet indgaael Contract med en- Privat-
mand ON at holde en- Lygte paa en- Flag
stang we'd hans Huus i Strand gaden, men
der er bIeven anket over, at Lyset UNDER
tiden err gaaet nd ON Natten. Dette kan
selvf6lgeligen like undgaaes, naar Ingen
wager for at passe Lyset; men ca diets
reeelmTssige Vedli geholdelse ansees at Be-
tydning for de til Rheden ankommende
Skibe, og Lyset endog findes angivet paa
ct i Udlandet udgivet Kart, agter Gou-
vernementet at lade unuers0ge, ON en- Lygte
like kansanbringes paa Fortets F%lagstang
og passes af de militaire Vagter. bet vii
imidlertid formeentlig ogsaa vare rigtigt at
anbringe en- Gadelygte we'd en- af Landings
broerne, og derfor er Diet hidtil medgaaede
Bel6b foreslaaet forhoiet med 500.
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdi-
strict (Knight) oplyste, at Hensigten med
den af Berger Raadet i sin It'd indgaaede
Contract havde varet at sikkre Belysnin-
gen paa .Verftet overhovedet. Han ansaae
diets regelm#ssige Vedligeholdelse ogsaa at
Weighed for Fartoierne paa Rheden. bet
var ham like bekjendt, ON Lyset var gaaet
nd ON Natten.
1ste Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict christmas bemerkede. at efter hans
Erfaring behovedes der like noget Lys for
Fartoiernes Skyld, og skulde ct saadant
have nogen Betydning for disse, MATTE det
idetmindste vere so Fod i Veiret. Der
imod var en- Lygte we'd Verftet for Passa-
gerer n0dvendigt.
4de Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (McWilliam) fremhayede, at Hoved-
sagen hyorom det gjaldt var Tilstrekkelig-
, 1869-04-16

$1,499."
Gouverneuren bemerkede, at Bevillings-
forslaget er bygget paa det samme Princip
for Postmesternes contemporaries som
tidligere, men Diet calculerede Bel0b at
samme err noget forh6iet efter den vundne
Erfaring. [ 1S67-69 ware Postintraderne
anslaaede til $1,71O 'og Udgifterne til
$1.6O4, men Intraderne kom til at udejdre
$1,938; og Udgifterne paa Grund af Lon
ningsprocenterne $1,661. Dette turde be-
styrke hvad der i Anmerkningerne til
Budgetudkastet err anf6rt ON Diet formeent-
lig Rigtige i fremtidigen kun at opf0re det
calculerede Overskud fra Postvtesenet un-
der Budgetindtagterne.
Da Ingen videre begjerede Ordet, over
gik Sagen til eden Behandling.
9, 1ste Behandling af Bevillingsforslag til
Budgetpost D. 7: MiIitairudgifter, saa-
lydende:
"Bevillingsforslag: Til Udgifter under
Budgettet for Communen st. Croix for
Finantsaaret fra 1ste April 1869 til Site
Marts 1870:
Under Post D. 7 Militairudgifter:
Serlige like normerede Udgifter:
Underklassernes Menage a~nslaaet TIL
ST., 1885,.
Midlertidigt Dyrtidstilleg til I'm
derklasserne --....-.--... 682.
Hospitals og Extrapleie 1900. 1866.
Medlclnpenge Lip.
Arliller!-, Ammunitions- og andre
Inventariesager 1917.
Anskafelse af Heste- 200.
Fourage- og Staldreqvisiter .-.. 1900.
Tyendelon we'd Hospitalerne m. m. SIG.
Belysning 900.
Ubestemte Afgifter. .......... 100.
, 1869-04-16
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CROIX.

Continuation of the meeting of 3oth March,
6, The lst discussion of the Money-Bill to the
Budget Item d. A: the Customs-Depart-
ment 5 contents as follows;
"Money-Bill For defraying expenses under
the Budget for the Municipality of St. Croix
for the financial year from the lst of April
1869 to the 31st of March 1870, the following
amounts are hereby granted:
sub Item d. a: The Customhouse- Departs
ment:
For office expenses at the Customhouse in
Christiansted and wages for a messenger,
after previous approval of the Government
and according to specified accounts, to an
dtIlUuuG vi : tSA'O0O'
For hiring extra-laborers, inventory and
various other uncertain expenses at
the Customhouse- Department. -. 800.
, 1869-04-16
ST. G. & Ok A 5.
Under Post D. 8: Milice- og Brandv@se-
net:
1. Til Anskaffelse af nyt Inventarium$2OO.
2.For Tilsyn med Sproiterne og an
DIRE Udgifter- $50.

$3.50"
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdi-
strict Knight forespurgte, ON Grunden til
at der Posten er nevnt Milicen, og ON
nogen Udgift til samme existerer.
Gou erneuren bemerke EIDE at der, som
optaget i Anmerkningerne til Budgetud-
kastet, endnu indes en- Udgift afSl44 p. a.
Sted for Udforelsen at Contoirforretninger
som tidligere h6rte til Stadshauptmandens
Contoir.
Da Ingeh videre begj@rede Ordet, over
gik Sagen til 2den Be-andling.
II, 1ste BehandIing af Beyitlingsforslag til
Budgetpost D. 8; Veiv"sen4t, Gader m. m,
saal dende:
notwithstanding; Til Udgifter under
Bud.ettet for Communen It. Croix for
Finantsaaret ia 'Ste April 1869 til Bite
Marts 1870 bay..@ta;
Under Po>tD 9: Yeivasenet, Gaderm.m m.
1. Til Skrivemateril Ter til Qvarteeroffice-
2, Til UJgifter we'd Reparationer af
Gader, Bromide cg Broer i Byerne 4O6.
8. Gaders og ofentIige Pladsers Be-
IYSIlllg 100.
, 1869-04-16
$1,eS4."

49&0
The Governor stated, that the Council would
learn from the remarks, that the Government will
adopt the proposal of the Commission appointed
to propose retrenchments in the public expe,n-
diture, that in future only so many men be
stationed at the Battery Louisa Augusta" as are
requisite for attending the Light there and the
attendance of the Lamp, as well as the trans
port of men and provision be discharged by the
Pilot and Harbor-D Department; but the Off
Gals experimenting this Department had sta
ted, that it would be necessary that the pre-
sent remuneration allowed the boatmen, 81 per
Month, continue until other people enter the
service, who might be engaged with the obliga-
ton to perform the additional service without
any special remuneration. But the Govern
ment would not consider it advisable to make
any trial for entrusting the attendance OF the
lamp to a civilian for if the attendance to the
lamp is to be efficient and good, there must
E&r& E
, 1869-04-16


$2,40O."
The Governor stated, that the Money-Bill is
in accordance with that for 1S68-69. The In
spector of Customs, Cbristiansted, has proposal
an augmentation in the salary of a clerk, which
proposal will be putto the vote, but the amount
has not been posted in the bill.
No member requiring the word, the case was
referred for the End discussion.
I. The lst discussion of the Money-Bill to the
Budget D.. S: the Pilot and Harbor-Depart-
ment &c, contents as follows:
"Money-Bill: For defraying expenses under
the Budget for the Municipality of St. Croix
for the financial year from the LIST of April 1868
to the 3lst of March 1870, the following
amounts are hereby %granted&
sub Item D. S: The Pilot and Harbor-De-
partment and for Buoys &c in the Harbor of
Christiansted
l.. For Salaries to the Pilots and the men under
the Pilot-D Department ......:..Sl '3oo.
2. For articles ofinventory for the Pilot
and Harbor-D% Department, and for
buoys &C.. in the Harbor of Chritlan-
c+od QUA.
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The Calamity Of the Coal Mine.

The narrowing details of the terrible ca
lamity at Scranton, Pa, by which more
than a hundred lives were lost, show the
perils of the miners. The event is, more
over, a proof of the daring, and often utter
recklessness, with which the miner conducts
his labors. There was but one opening TO
the mine in which these unfortunate labor
ers persisted. Through that the miners
went TO and fro, and the air that preserved
their lives descended. Near its top stood
the inhammable structures, the burning OF
which doomed all below 10 death. We OBJ
serve that the accounts state that 1t is proba-
hle that steps taken to relieve those IN the
mine helped the more efectually to seal
their fate. This was the opening of n door
which they had closed, and the cracks i'll
which they had stopped with their clothing.
This was done by them to keep out the
flames from the burning material at the
foot of the shaft. When those who came to
succor the miners knocked at that door
%sulphurous yapors issued through the ere
vices, which drove them off. The flames
Immediately ignited these vapors, and a
nile. of coal at the door was set on fire. 1t
WAS inferred that the ignition and explosion
of the i~nflammable vapors killed any that
were living but we think they persisted
before that. The accumulation of mephitic
vapors during the period that the shaft was
closed was quite sufficient to have destroyed
MI life in the drifts. The calamity Is bad
enough without attributing 10 those who
were perilling their lives TO save the miners
the cause of so many deaths.
1t is q remarkable fact hat an event like
this, which has spread horror over the
whole nation, should have occurred in the
midst of the complications and agitations
of the mining regions. Tn the midst OF the
strikes, in the very height Of the specula-
tons and debates about labor and the price
of coal, all are Mortified by the fire at the
mouth of the shaft of this Avondale mine,
and the fancied agonies of the sutfocating Ia
borers deep down in the mine. These, for
n time, put an end to agitation, to clamor,
and controversy. Calamity is terrible
how poor and helpless we are before it.
How the ~vanities and conflicts Of men lose
their consequence in sight of it
The miners, it is said, have resolved that
there shall be no more work done in mines
ventilated by only one shaft. The perils Of
mining are great, and the owners of mining
property who subject thosein their employ
ment to dangers that may be avoided must
be held morally, if not legally, guilty of
the blood of those who perish in their SER
vice.
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Moral-Very.

Tie Enquirer Of Thursday roundly lee
tnres the Wing and ourselyes-the Wing
for favoring a ride for Woodworking peo-
pie upon the railroad on Sunday, and our
selves for fayoring round-dancing; ~hich
we didn't. We said people would do as they
pleased, and while the moralists moral
!" lie, they visit whatever shows they
. please, and move in the round or square
" dance, just us suits them"
There is nothing in that approving the
dance. 1t is only a sage remark OF one
who has had some opportunity to observe
the dispositions Of society, and who has
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EnETAL NOTICES.

~THE MUTUAL LIFE tNoo-
raNCE COMPANY or NEW 1okh.-lhere re-
cent f~a!lure.of a great English Lie Insurance. I'm,
pany may naturally arouse tue t'''ro '. =
I'll - a,,ninc into the soundness Of the conf
p"oioo WITH which, they may be connected.
IN order to satisfy those holding policies IN .he
.,I,-1r-A1 LIFE. Of New York, we give the i"i-
loving abstract from the report of the Examining
Committee, consisting of Professors bartlett anu
church. Of West Point Military Academy, ana hFe
or The leading property holders of New YORK:
,-,, = 1870, $40, $40, $50
~, ~. ra,1 cs,,te. s5, 600, coo
80, maann,s fror tbrne months, ....... $50, ss3
ga Jt,,Iond fnaid in cash) 1887, 1877
o. +. BREsEE, Agent.
II. SWINEFORD, Special Agent.
rr. !. h. MCCAw, Medical Examiner.
sor1-t Olice under Planters National BANK.
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TyphaineS AJbey: A Tale of the Twelfth
Century. BY Count A. DE GoBISEAU,
Ambassador of France ut Rio dc Janciro,
Translated by CHARLES D. MEIGs, NJ. D.,
of Philadelphia. Philadelphia CLAN,
son, REMsEN < HAFFELFINGEn.
The venerable DR.. MEIGs sits down at
the age of seyenty-cight to translate this
novel. The reputation of the Doctor and
his remarkable performance will of course
excite an interest in the book, which must
have some unusual merit,
For sale by WooDHoUsE 4 PARHAM.
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CENTENARY ANNIVERSARY
or TIE BIRTHDAY OF
ALEXANDER Won HUMBOLDT,
on TIE
FOURTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1889.

PROGRAMME:
Tho German and invited American Societies will
meet nj half-past 0 o'clock a. NJ. on Broad street
I'm front Of the City Hall. I'm
They will then form In procession. ana Wi,
march to the Theatre, where the ccicorali"n VIII.
he opcncd with IN overture by an orchestra oil
twenty musicians. 80,
Grand Hymn. composed by Mcndclsshon, VIII
he sunr hy q full choir of the Virginia Gcsangye-
rein. accomDanicd by the orchestra. AFTER which.
The large bust Of Humboldt by +. Valentine VIII he
uncovered. 4 prologue win he rccitcd hy DR..
BoIIcman. and o~rations will then be delivered by
G.. A Peplc. President Of the Festival, In German.
on the biography of humboldt and by Patrick
Henry Aylctt, Esq, in English, chiefly on the hos
mus. 49,, -
singing lv the Virginia GcSangycrcin, with or
chcstra accompaniment.
The ceremonies will then he closed with the read
inYof the resolutions OF the combined German as
sociatlons Of Richmond by the President Of the
Festival. y,
The procession viii again he formed In front Of
the Theatre. and proceed 10 f~Iattorf>s Garden,
where the Festival will he continued with music
and other entertainments for the rest of the day.
Tickets for admission to the Theatre 10 be had at
Biigood's store. Main street. and at the Theatre.
Price, fifty cents. The same tickets VIII secure
admission to Hattorf's Garden.
Bv order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
HERMAN kOPPLE. Secretary.
The new extension of the city railroad VIII lac
run all day to Il point near HattOrf's Garden for
the convenience Of the public.
Persons purchasing tickets from Mr.. George l..
Bldgood's store win be furnished reserved seats
without extra charge. sc Va
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FeEEEe,

or diphthcria, at the residence of her parents,
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, ANNA ANNA,
daughter OF John and Johanna Schlelcher, aged
two wears, five months and four days.
The funeral will take place THIS Saturday
AFTERNOON at 1 O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
anccs are invited to attend without further notice.
Baltimore Sun, Norfolk tVa.) and 81. Paul
Mimi papers please copy.
In New York, on the It'll instant, after Il brief
illness, MARY, daughter of A. d. Chockley, for
merly OF this city.
Her funeral will take place ut Sycamore church
SUNDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at j O'Clock.
Friends of The family are respectfully invited to
attend.
In Winchester, September ., 1869, ELEANOR
Infant daughter OF K. Holmes and
Lily D.. Boyd.
In this city, on the 9Th instant, after a short but
severe illness, Mr.. EUGENE G.. STEWART, aged
thirty years.-Co!hmbus tGd.l Enquirer.
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The Christian Ministry is the title Of Il
sermon delivered by Dr.. SPARROW at the re-
cent ommencemen of the Theological
Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal
church mean Alexandria. 1t is handsomely
printed in pamphlet form, and for sale by
WoopH0rsE & PARHAM.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
- Tho snuthnrn NiutunI Insurance Company, In
this city. on the 2sth instant, between me honTsri
1 and O'Clock +. NJ. for the pnrpGs" OF ELr-.ha
ING OFFICERS and DIRECTORS 10 serve u
ensuing year. .-o,.~
SC ltd j. n. S!I[tSos, 2cE.St"-!.-
N-OTICE.-A regular meeting OF the Old
~ DOMINION BUILD1NG AS~soClAIlon
Viii he held on MONDAY EVENING ar o'cioCk'
ut which time shares win be ohefeh "r ie"e"'p-
tlcn.
By order OF the BOARD.
~ .. Secretary.
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Mr.. JONI II. HEWITT has retired from
the editorial department Of the valley
Iiryinian. He is q gentleman well ac-
quainted with journalism, and his contribu-
tons to the Firyinian have shown the force
which practice gives to talent.
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.HIIIER,s cRIEpRArEn rIpE ANn

MILLER'S CELEBRATED FIRE AND
Nl BURGLAR-PR00F SAFES. Intending to
remove from our present location I'm II few days,
and in order to avoid tho expense of removal. we
are authorized by the manufacturer to offer these
SAFES at a considerable deduction from the regll-
lar prices. These SAFES are fully warranted I'm
all respects, and are equal I'm all respects, If not
superior, TO any SAFES made 10 this country.
So s-lw PAINE 4 CO., Agents,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-11

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