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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-25

PYTHIAN HALL.-Several Of the Lodges OF
knights Of Pythias meeting on Snockoe
Hill have felt the need of Il safer and more
commodous hall than they have hitherto
occupied, their numbers having largely in
creased during the past year. The recent
organization of Richmond and Hines Lodges
has made the building or renting of Il new
hail almost matter Of necessity. Com
mittees representing them have therefore
rented the upper floor OF Thos. r. Price 4
Co.'s substantial brick building, corner OF
Main and 18th streets, for the purpose, and
propose to invite other Lodges to join them
in fitting up hall worthy Of the Order and
Its membership here. The floor is capable
of affording Il fine large hall and spacious
refreshment room. besides preparation,
waiting, and work rooms for each OF the
Lodges that may determine to meet there.
1t also has the advantages Of accessibility,
perfect safety, and thorough ventilation.
it will be ready for occupation in about
two weeks. The Lodges that will probably
meet in the new hall are Virginia, No. 2;
Old Dominion, No. 4; Richmond, No. IA
Hines, No. II; and possibly Germanla, No
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-1he following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat-
urday, January u, 1871, compiled from
sections returns received ut the office of
the Board Of Health
Whole number OF deaths in the city, 33.
In addition ! still-born was reported.
Sex: Males, 19; females, II. Color !:
White males, 6; white females, 8; colored
males, 13; colored females, 3. Condition /:
Single, 16; married, s.; widowers, 3 :;
widows, 5; unknown, l. Nativity : United
States, 2S; Ireland, l Germany, B; Dem
mark, /. Locality: City ut large, g.;
Marshall Ward, l; Jefferson Ward, II !;
Madison Ward, 3; Monroe Ward, 8; Clay
Ward, 8; Almshouse, l; Medical Col
lege Intirmary, l. Age: One day to
thirty, 4; one month to six, 8; one
year to three, 2; three years to five, l :;
ten years to twenty, 2; twenty years to
thirty, 4; thirty years to forty, l; forty
years to fifty, g; fifty years to sixty, 4 !;
sixty years to seventy, 3; seventy years to
eighty, B; eighty years to ninety, l !; ninety
years to one hundred, 2. BY whom certi-
fled : Regular practitioners, 24; coroner,
.; Board of Health, /. Causes of death !:
Burn, /; conclusion Of brain, l con-
sumption, 2 (colored(; /; congestion of lungs,
] convulsions, ; cancer, 2; dropSy,
debility, heart disease, !; Inflammation
of liver, l; /; inflammation OF stomach,
intermittent fever, l !; locomotar ataxia, !;
old age, 4; premature birth, !; puerperal
peritonitis, l; pneumonia, 2; teething,
umhilical hemorrhage, l yalcular disease
of heart, l {; unknown I.
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DECISIONS IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATEs.-After elaborate argument,
the following decisions have been made by
Judge Underwood:
In re White d Loreldce.-" That judg-
ments obtained against commercial part
nerships before bankruptcy are legal liens
on their lands bought with partnership
funds for partnership purposes, and that
such lands are not to be treated as person.
atty to the extent Of defeating such liens,
which are to be satistiedin the order Of their
priorities."
In re Geo. E.. Carter" That if a deed is
acknowledged before clerk. and such &C.
acknowledgement certified by the clerk. and
on a subsequent day legal stamps are at
tached for the first time by the grantors,
and then the instrument is recorded, that
the deed Is properly stamped and properly
recorded, although the clerk states in his
certificate recording it that the record is
made on the acknowledgment which was
made before the instrument was stamped,
the court ruling that the instrument would
not be considered (under the above-stated
facts) issued or delivered until the stamps
were affixed"
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POLICE COURT, TuEsDAY-Police Justice
j. j. White prcs'ding.-The following cases
were disposed OF:
Paney tIaines and Louis Davis, charged
with breaking into and entering the dwell
ing. house of G. II. WoltZ with intent to
commit larceny. Continued until the 18th.
Charity Randolph (colored), having in
her possession one quilt, the property of
Mary Ann Doherty.. The quilt was given
to Charity, the lawful owner, and the case
dismissed.
Chas. Dane (colorcd), blowing q tin horn
on canal-hoat and disturbing the citizens
IN that neighporhood. Admonished and
discharged.
Artemus johnson (colored), assaulting
and beating Rebecca Fleming. Fined s..
Thos. Dolan, feloniously robbing William
Bolton Of the sum Of Sl3 in the county of
Hanover. Sent to Hanover Court for want
Of jurisdiction.
Charles 1Saacs, charged with unlawfully
breaking to pieces cart on the public road
and endanscring the life of the boy driving.
Discharged with the decision that the
remedy Of the party aggrieved was in the
Henric0 County Court.
Nick Berry (coloredD, stealing trunk,
the property of Eliza read, aud threaten
ing to cut her with knife, and also of OBJ
tanning SlO0 in United States currency and
800 in gold and silver, the property of said
Eliza Read. Discharged for want of evil
dence.
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ANOTHER SwINDLrNG INSURANCE Cow.

ANOTHER SW1NDLING INSURANCE CON-
PANY.-The New York Times says:
The startling figures revealed by the in
vestigation into the affairs of the insolvent
Monitor Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
OF Boston, show that even in Massachusetts,
where State inspection has hitherto been
supposed to be of the most careful and con-
scientious kind, instances of gross misman-
agement in insurance business are by no
means impossible. The existence of a
company that could continue its business
to so fine point that against S2,000,726 of
assets there should exist S15, 200, ,72S of liza
bilities, of which 81. oil 900 are outstanding
risks, proves the possibility of deceiving
both the official inspectors and the public
to an extent that must occasion the gravest
apprehensions as to the efficacy of our ex-
listing checks upon corporate management.
Such case, taken in connection with the
late failures of the New Haven and New
York companies, ought to be the occasion
of general inquiry into the entire subject,
with view to legislation that shall protect
both stock and policy holders to more
than nominal extent.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF Ds. JOHN M1seE.-One bv one
the Old Virginia gentlemen pass away,
ana the places that knew them once Will
know them no more. DR.. Minge died on
Monday in Charles City county-on the
banks of the James he loved so weIl-full
OF years, having passed the time allotted to
mankind. He went down to the grave, be.
loved by all that knew him. He was q true
friend in the strictest sence of the word.
ana often during his life did he prove it.
Perhaps no man in Virginia healed more
quarrels than be; he was always ready to
interpose, and in an honorable wav. to Dre.
vent bloodshed. In the decline of life he
looked back with so much pleasure to to
those acts of his life. Many that knew him
as the host of the old City Hotel of this CITY
and the Bollingbrook of Petersburg. viii
shed tears over the grave of one OF Vir.
gmia's truest sons. On next Friday. at
noon, bis remains will be laid in the kd.
ans family vault on Clinch Fill. The I'm.
neral services will take place in st. Johns
Church.
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RANDOLPH MACON CoLLEGE.-The Frank
lin and Washington Literary Societies OF
Randolph Macon College, Ashland, have
with commendable enterprise set on foot
scheme to raise money to build halls for
their use. Their plan includes 4 series OF
lectures to be delivered at the college by
prominent diyines of this city. The hrst
will be delivered on Friday, the 9th inst,
at Z p. NJ, by Rev. j. G. Granbery, d: D.,
of Centenary Methodist Church. They
also propose To- borrow money. from an in-
surance COMPANY, repaying the same by
means of policies obtained for the company
through their agency. The young men
should he encouraged in this good work.
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FREMBN's BALL:-The fremen OF Rich
mond will give bali at Assembly Hall ON
the 18th of February, the paocee1s % to be- be-
devoted to the erection Of monument in
memory Of Chief Engineer Charters. The
following gentlemen compose the Commit
Tee of Arrangements Captains NJ. r..
fhllllps, s. 81. Herndon, B. A. Purks, and
y. .: King; privates Charles Clinely, John
4. Mussen, Oscar Phillips, J.>H. Redwood,
u. d. McCaTthy, Isaac NewmaR, G.. W.
falll, q. r. Rogers, ". Il. Taylor, F. r.
,VMingfeld, A. ". trump, T. j. Hutton.
The fremen have raised considerable
amount for the object indicated, but need
aid from the citizens, - ~,
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AN elegant ptcture Of Lee and Jackson. mount
ed In beau lful vase, Is now offered for sale al
the DOLLAR STORE, $40 Main street. Go early
and see them, or they will all be sold. The Lee
Vases silver Flat Cassors thve bottles), Break
fast and inner Knives, Table and Teaspoons
Wax Dolls and Pictures, together With an ele'
gaat assortment Of Jewelry suitab Bile FOR lsuies
and gents wear. ure well worthy or note. SSo
Main street, under Campbelrs photograph gal
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PERsosAL.-Dr. F. T. stribling, Superin-
tendent of the Western Lunatic Asylum,
was in Richmond yesterday.
Col. S. c. Davis. the efficient clerk of the
State Senate, is sick. His official duties de-
volve upon Dr.. Pendleton.
Col. i. Barksdale, of Halifax; Col. }. S.
Flournoy, of Danville j. B. Swasey, OF
London, Eng; j. s. Barbour, Of AleXan-
dria ard w. Fl. Marbury, Of Alexandria.
are in the city, and stopping at the En-
change
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NEW LAW FIRM.-It will be seen from our af-
vertis,ng columns that Messrs. ROBERT HOWARD
and GEORGE D. WISE have formed law co-part-
nership. The forme. was for many years The
popular and efficient clerk OF the Hastings Court
and the latter IS now the able Commonwealth g
Attorney Of the same court. Both rank high
among the members Of our bar, and deserve the
confidence which their ability and int g.lty have
insured.
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CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMoNp-Judge
E. II. Ftzhugh.-The following cases were
disposed Of on Tuesday, January "a, 1871 :
james R. Branch, &C., by their next
friend, VS.. Thos. Branch, administrator; de-
cree referring cause to commissioner to
settle account OF administrator and to fix
proper allowance for children. James AL
fred Jones, p. q.
Thomas Branch, administrator, &C., vs..
Branch, Scott d Branch decree referring
cause TO a special commissioner to settle
partnership accounts. JAS. Alfred Jones,
p. q.
Craddock, &C., vs.. Craddock, &C.; de-
cree referring cause to a commissioner to
report whether partition can be made, and
II not, whether property should be sold.
Geo. d. Wise, =. q.
Mary A. Black VS.. William Black and
others; final decree making distribution of
the fund. stcger IL Sands, p. q.
Schermerhorn vs.. Schermerhorn and
others; decree confirming report of sale,
and directing funds to be paid to James G.
Schermerhorn Oh hts giving bond and Sc
curity 10 refund on certain contingencies.
steger & SanGs, D..
Nannie +. SPOTS VS.. Evalne Lee SPOTS,
&c. decree confirming report Of commits.
sioner on partition. and directing a COM
missioner to inquire whether the interest
OF infant will be promoted by q sale. Plea
SAINTS for plaintiff, Sands for defendants.
Mills W. Mills; decree directing commits
soner to make an inquiry whether trust
fund can be properly disposed of according
to the prayer OF the bill. Guy & Gillian
for palntitf, Meredith for defendant.
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scrutnizcd; but at the suggestion Of some
Of the Southern Unionists referred to
above, it is probable that the bill will be so
amended as to apply to every section of the
country, no matter how sparsely settled,
and that the duty Of appointing supervisors
will be made imperative.
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NARROW EscAPE.-Rev. DR.. Jeter had u
narrow escape from 4 serious accident yes
terday morning. He was riding near the
corner of 18th and Main streets, when his
horse lost footing and fell on him. lie was
not dangerously hurt, as was at first feared
by those who witnessed the miShap.
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SALE OF BANKRUPT LANDs.-Attention Is
called to tile sale Of bankrupt farms to take place
this dag at IL O'Clock n front Of the United States
custom house, under the direction Of Le*is Z.
Higby, Esq, General Assignee In Bankruptcy.
COOK i LkUGHTON, Auctloneers.
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CoNv1cTs EEcEIvED.-The following con-
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terday from Norfolk: +. Bailey (col0red),
three years for grand larceny W. II. IL.
Calden (colored), two years for assault with
intent to kill and Jennie Beatty (whiteb
for murder in the second degree, seven
wears,
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BsAI BR'ITH.-Mr. VIM. Lovenstein left
Richmond yesterday for Philadelphia to
attend the session OF the District Grand
Lodge !. q. B. B. This district embraces
Pennsylvania and the southern States. Mr.
Loyenstein represents Rimmon Lodge, No.
81, Of this city.
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STABBING GIRLs.-Brooklyn has startling

STABBING GIRLs.-Brooklyn has startling
sensation In the performances of some mys-
terious youth, who has been going about
the streets after nightfall stabbing girls
with penknife. His modus operdndi is to
dart out upon them from behind trees,
stoops. and other hiding places, and after
giving them thrust with his weapon he
suddenly disappears. The police have made
diligent search Tor him, but thus far In vain.
AS many as dozen girls have been stabbed.
two OF them dangerously.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or 7rirate snies Of Real Estate
made bet,ccenthe lst of January and the 1st Of
July the purchasers pays the tares for the pre-
sent year 6ut on all sales betDeen the first
daN Of July and the last dnyy December the
seller pays them
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TIE THEATRE.-Those who patronlze the
Theatre this week may be sure Of being
well entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins
are accomplished and versatile actors, and
their performances rarely fail to please.
Tonight an attractive bill is presented.
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eozOpoST.-A II deutrfces had their drawbacks
until The salubrous Bark OF the Soap Tree ~as
brought ircm the Ch!lian valleys to perfect the
fragrant Sczo,l,nt. the most wholesome, reliable,
and delightful article for the teeth that II brush
WAS ever dipped into.
"sPALp1SG's GLUE" always up to the stick
ing point.
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ALL the monthlies msy be found at ELLYsoN i
1AYLOR'S.
For the literary Harper's New Monthly Maga-
zine, The Eclectic, Galaxy, Llpp!ncott, scrib-
ner, and Atlantic. III for February.
For the ladies Godey's. Frank Lesie's, Peter
sOh's, Demorest' s. and lie Bon Ton.
For the children: Young America, Children g
Hour, The Nursery and Our YOUNG Folks.
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SPECIAL Porcelain now engaged In settling
with the creditor. or the late Col T. p. August,
uHder Ii decree Of :he Oh ,ncery Court. Those In
teres.ed Will please call at cnce at my office.
j. A. LYMAN,
Executor Of T. Z. August deceased
Cilice, llth street, between Main and Bank,
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If you feel dull, drowsy, debiltated, have fre-
uu= ut headache, mouth tastes bad poor appetite
and tongue coated you are suffering from iorpiJ
liver or ''Dillousness," snd nothing will you
so spe edily and permanently as DR.. PIERcE's Alt.
Ext. OF Golden MED. cal Discovery. Sold by all
druxgI5.s.
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QUALIFIED.-William B. Woodbridge has
qualified as Treasurer Of Chesterfield coun-
ty, the person elocted having failed to give
the necessary securities.
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TOBACCO ISsPEcroR.-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has appointed Captain
b. G. Cook an Inspector of tobacco Tor this
(the third) district OF Virginia. A good ap-
nnlntment.
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JAcKsoN's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad AID I'd streets (new buildingl. We'd
d,ngs, Balls, Parties &C., furnished ut short no
t,ce and on reasonable terms.
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II you are particular about having good breat
get barrel of -four of W. u. TATUM SD Broat
street. aud you Will be satisfied.
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ExEcuTivE.-Governo Walker has ap-
pointed Il. B. Rice inspector of tobacco at
Randolph Warehouse, Farmville, Va, on
behalf oil the owners.
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'TD TIE CONTRACTORS OF THE
1 tllE>arEAKEh>D n.:iO RklLROAD.-
E'"l'i iu; ui.h FEEE or CHARGE, any number
1l LAEOt;Ek&. hGCk EAhDs. TUNNEL
~ ~ NDH. &c. Eis", tcyeral good, experienced
)EF NJ " 10 any 81 The contractors on this road
VINO VIII seDd Us ih.fr Or,crs within tho next so
days. JCGIjS d MCDO-ALD,
Labor s.nts, no. 18th street.
la .3--@t under st. Charles Hotel.
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REV. A. E. DICKINSON. of this city. is en-
gagged in holding protracted meeting In
the Memorial Baptist Church, Philadel-
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UNAVAILABLE LETTER REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OPpICE JANUARY 70, lSiA.--
Mrs. F. Biankinship, Richmond,
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shirts ready made and made to order, perfect fit
orc n sale. by T.. Il. SPENCE / SON, merchant
tsilors, 1900 Main strtet.
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WEDDISG SUITS made to order out of the very
best material By f. b. SPENCE 6 SON, 1900 Main
street.
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COMIC VALENTINES. wholesale and retail a
ELLYsoS 4 TAYLOR S, ll1s VI In street.
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ALL KINDS OF GENTLEMEN's WEAR made TO
order by E. B. rPESCE & SON, 1900 Main street.
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AitI1n1ond nispatth.
Y.......JANuAhl 2o' lo'l'

TUE CIRCULATION Of TIE DINFATch
r. IAsGER THAN THE CoMBlNEO ClH-
crLaTIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY,
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SCHOOL BooKS OF all kinds at ELIYsoN s
TAYLOR'5, lll8 Main street.
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Buy your Valentines, wholes lie and retail, o
ELLYSoS & TAYLOR, lll6 NJ In street.
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DIARIES Of all st t!lcs at ELLYsoS s. TAYLOR S
llI6 Main street
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CLoTHISG.--E. b. SPENCE & Son still have a
fine lot of Clothing, which they are selling ut re-
duced rates.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YCRK.-The Olde1II.
Il Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele- sS.sshs.gs2H.
gAnt side-wheel steamship LsAAC BkL'. LalL
BLAK4MAS, will leave pcr wharf sc tochett: on
FRIDAY, January u, 81 O'Clock \. III. Freight
received until O'Clock Z. NJ. Monday.
Fare, tl2 steerase, &c; ;rcGno-tr.o ttGEats -.
FOR freight or passage. dpDlv TO aa
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent
4, z GoypYnOr street.
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REMOE AL.-The Office Of the City
AZ n.ugtr IS EEnOVFD TO 18th street, over the
.tyieni j. j. Wilson. Slate att lbs door. All or.
!. :s-s!* 4. DAVIS, Gauger.
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Stoves have been introduced on Brook.
lyn street cars,
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IN 2J-3 Sc

DOR PHIL ADELP Il l IA.-<%SS
Il Tho ste lmer NoRF LK, Capt. .nss-ssslaSssasEs.rs
PLaTT, will receive freight for the aD,,e port
III THURSOAY the 2Jth instant n. u O'Clock.
Freight taken for sew Orleans cheaper tnsu
81 any other rou.e. Also Ior Norfolk ~ mode
rate r ties. Passage II Philadelphia, Including
meals ana state room, 50.
W. y. PORTER. Agent,
IA 25-ot No. 2!.5 DOCK street,
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rl,HE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
4 THE CATHOLIC MALE ORPHAN AM,
SCHOOL aeS ,iCIaT aTiON will hold II meeting at
the residence of Dr. NJ honey. on Mai9. between
eth and Tth et.eets, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 25ih, ut half-past O'Clock. The Ward COM
nfttaas and collectors of the association are re-
que. ted to be present. AS business OF very great
i'm portance win considered II Is earnestly &C.
sred thar there sh IL. be full meeting OF all who
are called by this notice. a3a-2t
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EDUCATIONAL.

xTOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY QF,TaE
VISITATION, MONTE MARIA.
on Grace street between Twenty second sno
Twensy-.htrc streets, z.
RICHMOND. VA. -.
The duties OF this Institution wtI os resuris1 oE
the FIHSr MONDAY IN SEfIEMSEa. ros
prospectus OF terms application Can % nare W
ene SCP ERIOR ssS of she Academy. fs1
au --dtolGecdsFe6l sss.
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RICHARDSON & co. win sell at ~ P. NJ. t.o
building lots on the south side of Clay. corner
of'Gilmsr stfeets =- ..
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DRAWING PAPER for sale at ELLYsoN s TAY-
LOR'S lilo Main street.
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R..s,'gS, St!uEss, Sc.
l1ONZTiitNG new FOR THE@
l. a ID g w.

LADIES' BOOT AnD SHOE EMPORIUM.
. jusl rC,"'vrG, !hn latest novelty OF WHITE
! II" utGGi CstWOG-E. suitable for balls, par
-. X. . nst'!~fcd ne handsCmest shoe ever
3n this ma itcl.
'ory "erittynt Bt - on ROOTS Ut $3.50.
Ny 40 L. In tie middle of the square, between
!" ~! ~ streets. go. Az Bread street, next
q "a. :" Mrs. l.. !. Jones > Ilug!y store.
J.! 4. ". HARRIS.