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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-09
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TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY DE
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at A. Nj. and p M Leave
Hamilton at "a. NJ and 1l:30 A. ID Leave Teeshnrg
at $50 A. M. and 1915 P. NJ s
The s A. NJ train from Alexandria and III 40 A. M
train from Hamilton connect with Eemp,s Daily
Line of Coaches fol- Purcellville Snickersyille Ber
ryvilie, anu winchester; also with Heamers Line of
Coaches which leaves Leesbure daily for palls Nil,
Aide, and Middleburs. On and after June. twenty
stages will run daily to Capon Springs.
All trains arrive at Alexandria at convenient hours
for connections with Washing nd Raltimors tbs
aame day 'Ao
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From Physicians, Eminent Divines Editors, Drug
this year.
PRiSE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
goe tals bs al OF the Principal Drupgisss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGESCE.-A series OF IN
tercstug religious meetings are III progress
at the new PRESBYTERIAN church. The Rev.
Dr. Hoge preached on Monday and last
nicht to large congregations on toni ght
The Rev. Charles II. Kcad, y. D., will ill
the pulpit. Due notice will be given Of the
service for the remainder Of the week.
we neglected to state that 4 large congre-
ration was in attendance ut the Baptist
church on Sunday night, when the ordnance
OF BAPTISM was administered.
Police NEws.-A rich harvest has been
ro,ned Inv the Police Justice during the
nash tcw days, various parties having been
t;uci for being drunk, diSordcrly, pedling
without license, riding on the sidewalk,
,nd other violations of ordinances, thereby
ronlenjshirg m to considerable extent the
town treasury.
THE COUNTY COURT IN SEssIoN.-The
October term of the County Court COM
mcnced on Monday, but in the two past
Jays Int little business OF pubic nature
has been transacted, though large amount
nf civil business has occupied the attention
ofthe Judge. None of the important cases
eypccted have been called, or are hkeiy 10
'' r. w W. McCreery has been appointed. re-
y;Strar Mt Hancock's Store, and Dr: a. d.
IcTvre. Grandson Williams, ana Henry
Robertson appointed judges OF eiec'ioh a'
same place. = ,oo, onno,nted
reeistrar at Tarrance's store, u'ce Mctreel!'
transferred. The same judges leasp-
pointed. ,,r,r, = new
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TIE CHICAGO FIRE AND THE RICHMoN

TIE CHICAGO FIRE AND THE RICHMOND
INSURANCE MES.-'the Chicago lire has
caused not little excitement among liz
s,,r,rcc men AMI pollcy-holdcr> here rs
we'll aS at the North. and the sensational
,]isnalch from New York to the effect that
fifteen companies had suspended served 10
feed the fears oil the timd.
We have been at some pains TO call upon
the AGENTS ef the northern. western, and
foreign composites 10 get Whac lactS are III
thpir po..eSsiun. and In every instance the
inflammation asked was chccrluIly granted
Below will be found Il synopsis OF the state
mcnts OF The various o1llceS
i,iycrpool, Londcn. and Globe, DaIcn'
mart & Co.-Losscs large, but not serious
10 this company.
j. II. MOnta@uc's companies:
Georgia Homc-not represented III CHI
cago.
National. OF I,altimore--not represented.
Nar,a of BalLimore-oply Sl2''Vo at
risk. ,,,
International. of New York-rcprescnt-
ed, but ali right.
Home, Of Columbus, Ga', mas riSkS III
Chicago, but losses will be promptly paIo
condition of the company unimpllrea;
The Merchants and Mechanics OF Baltl-
more. and the North America Of New
York, had risks, but have received no re-
IjaI,i. information rs to losses. They are
strong companies, an,l have, tike the other i,
"forcisn companies" complied win the
rcu,l,rcmcnts of the Virginia deposit law.
ID. n. Walker Il Co.'S companies
Manhaltm-po!ices still good.
North British and Mcrcantile-loses
heavily. but all losses can be pald out OF
surplus.
Atlantic, OF Brooklyn-will pay all losses,
and keep on.
Tue Petersburg Savings and Insurance
Company, +. NJ. Aliricnd u Sons, agents;
had no agency III Chicago. They have had
no ady;rcs from their other cOmpany--thc
Firemcn's Fund, of San Franci>co. -.
John II. Claiborne, agent OF the racine,
of San Francisco. hears from the New 1 ofk
general agency that .'no Tears are enter
Iaincd for the Pacific"
None of the Richmond fire insurance,
companies had agencies in the doomed
city," and they are therefore serene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

LEVY BROTHERS announce this morning two
items winch are OF great Llterest TO thelc nume
rous friends aud customers. The first is that thsy
VIII remain at their present location until the
cdincc now In process Of erection at the corner of
Eleventh anu Main streets shLil be re idy for their
occupancy.
The second, which has sub divisions too hume.
rous TO mention, gives nca prlce.iIst, from
which our city readers can see that the LEVY
BROTHERS are determined to remain as ever,
aneah or those WHO sell dry goods cheap, and by
which orr country friends can order their family
supplies, and knog exactly what they are getting
for their money while they are fully satisfied that
they are doing just a5 well ss If they were on the
spot to make their purchases, knowing that LEVY
BROTHERS have established th2 one p.ice Eye
tenn, from which they never deyitte.
We know how II IS ourscivc., az on yestcray we
were IN their establishment ma king purchase,
and were politely but firmly reminded of their
rule, WHEN we suggested ccviat!cn from It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-JuStice j. j.
White presid,HJ.-The following cases were
disposed OF {:
James Cousins (colored), charged with
asSaulting, threatening, and abusing Chris.
tophcr Tompkins, was fined $3.50.
Henry Kciser, charged with trcspassing
upon the premises of aud threatening the
lite Off. Nolaski. Continued until the 11th.
Henry NolaSki. charged with stealing one
dog, the property OF Henry heiser. Con-
tinucd until to-day.
Mrs. Nolaski, charged with ass illtinG the
infant child of Henry keiscr. Continued
until to-day.
John NJ. Schmidt. charged with breaking
down and carrying away Il fence enclosing
Il lot on Concord street, between Four
until tomorrow.
Jane McLanc, charged with being drunk
and exposing her person on the Capitol
Square. was required to give security in the
sum Of so for three months.
Fanny Winston and Della Robertson,
charged with Conspiring and plotting to
take the life of Joseph saunders, were dis
charged.
Robert G. Jones, Gilbert Boyd, Ben
Jones. Edward Kelly, Waddy Dabncy,
John Harris, William Minor, and Philip
+. Anderson (colored.l charged with
keeping an iIl-govcrned and disorderly
house. were admonishCd and discharged.
i;ahrilIa stone, charged With aiding and
prrc,lring Martin Alley 10 Kill il. II. Pet
ttway, Was honorabIy discharged, there
being no evidence against her.
Ucnry Bccknan, charged with Offering to
reward John NJ. Smith by paying him SO
TO set fire TO his house, us 1t WAS insured
for 81 100. Case continued until the 18th,
and Brckman bailcd in the sum Of 81 900.
JOHN Francis (coiorcd), charged with
bi-amy, sent from the Hastings Court ai-
ter having been discharged upon the charge
of haslart!y by that court, WAS discharged
lr Justice White,
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NO. SS.

9ona OF James Z. Worsbam- co,,t,h1a ;
manchester township, or revnl;a ;aoie 70
power as constable. o'onihS dis
ooseph Z. Taylor gave the reou;ros
ship. pooi LII Matoaca town.
naturalization. A 'nef papers of
MEETING OF TAx-PAYERs-A no-t;or oe
sue Iit, ciIizenS and taxpayers of tho nan,9 VI
ultlon, without regard to race or coIor ,'u- au-
Monday night. '''ui { crossing ON
;, ne,s:olutions NJ, were adopted deuouncin,
eaAaCion without representation and W.
lnandlng that the taxes collected from ~. he. ;
sec.,on ,n OF the town be spent in its imnrova. .
several parties made speeches md q
o9ninlttee was appointed to secure nm nnitv
on y, actl9n among the people of that section
tr,,s. mu W !ay their grievances before the town
tnre f. r'ees, naS. ;ne committee to report at a fu.
,,d dhe request of these citizens is reasona.
Die' ana Ihey Should have fair hearing.
IERsoNAL.-A. d. Fowler, ESQ. Of tho
trustees, has returned from his northern
tfip greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Bennett, lately burned near Chcs
Ier, anu MIR. George Garrison, engineer
Mr: Lofty, brakemen, and Mr.. Burrows
irelght agent. employees of the Richmond
ana DanVille Railroad Company-alI latel,
inJured-are fast improving.
NEEDS ATTENTIoN.-Ninth street. from
the old coal railroad to the corDoratio,
iine, Is IN bad condition, and will, W.
trust. receive attention. 1t is really dan
gerous to drive along there at night, and
not safe in the daytime. "'-'
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3DNEsDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IL, 1871

CHANcERY COURT OF R1cBaorp-.yu,,oo
II. II. fitzhugh presidtng.-In this court on
posed of: WIN ui'-
Mchinley's administrator Is. Mckinley
anu Others. Decree referring cause TO n
commissioner for inquiry and report. Kel-
ley, pa.
Eliza A. Carter by, &C., us. William Glib.
Don carter. Decree for divorce n 1neuso
81 moro. Ould IL Darlington and Sands &
Leake, counsel. "
.ecIln@ certain bonds in The hands of
The clerk of this court to be delivered 70
!he plaintiff John Dcffarges, who has at
taihed the age Of twenty-one years. Mere
diIh and Ncale, counsel.
bcckinan, &C., Us. Kolbe, &c. Decree
cohurinlng report OF commissioner of sale
Oh i the property i'll the bill mentioned, &c,
Ileasants, pa.
Iheimer Us. Booth, Sc. Decree confirm
ing report Of commissioner distributing
fund In The cause. Spilman, D. q.
Ierrill and wife Us. Tcmpleman and
others. Decree authorizing james Tenn.
plclnan, foreign guardian, to remove a
funu belonging to his wards from this to
another State. Coke, p..q.
SIMS and others Us. Shelton and others.
Decree appointing commissioners to make
partition and to report. Guy s.. Gillian
and Leakc, counsel.
Robinson us. Robinson and others. De-
cree directing surplus fund arising from
the sale OF property to be collected by the
trustee and deposited in bank to credit of
court in this cause. Sands Il Johnston
and Williams, counsel.
Wilkinson and others Us. Wilkinson and
others. Decree referring cause To- a COM
missioner ior inquiry and report. Lyons,
p. Il.
Warwick's commissioners Us. Warwick's
trustees. Decree confirming report of sale
and investment of proceeds made in this
cause. Meredith, p. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

Bl<uor HuSTINGroN IN R1cHM0SD.- -
Bishop Huntington, of Central New York,
one OF the Board Of the Episcopal Church
for the Increase Of the Ministry, preached
last night in Monumental church TO large
congregation, from the following text:
".And how shall they believe i'll him of
whom they have not heard! And how
shall they hear without preacher: And
how shall they preach except they be
sent ?'-[ Romans, 10th chapter, part OF
the 14th and 18th verses.
The people Of Richmond rarely have
the good fortune 10 hear so eloquent,
forcibe and logical preacher. The SMILES
and figures of the Rt. Rev. speaker were
beautiful and striking, and his manner
earnest and Jealous. The congregation sat,
as it were, spell-hound for more than an
hour, cvncing as much interest in the
bishops address rs he evidently showed in
his desire to impress upon their minds the
v;ist Importance of The increase OF the min
istry.
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OLD JOHN toBISSoS'S ChHD-THE PRICE OF
ADMISSION REDUCED. - Old JOHN ROBINSON
would respectfully announce to the people Of the
state Of Virginia that In consequences of the par
ta failure Of the crops in some localities and tho
general depression In money matters, that in view
OF the immense patronage he has already re-
ceiyed, and hoping for = continuance Of the same,
he has concluded 10 reduce the price of admission
to his great Thrfe-Tent Show, Museum, Caravan,
Mcn2gerie, and Circus i. e., sevcnCy-fve cents
for adults and Hfty cents for children under ten
years or sSn. instead OF cre dollar and seventy
live cents, which cha -ged through the State Of
Tennessee OIL account af the eXorbitant high rates
of licenses imposed Gron the exhibitions. Re-
mtmber. the prices Adults, IS cents chill
dreu under ten years o! age, so cents.
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NonTuARY REpoRT.-The fOllowlngiS the
mortuary report for the week ending satur-
day. October 7th, 1871, complied from sen
tons returns received at the once OF the
Board of Health:
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 81 |;
in addition. 1 stll-born were reported Il
white and 3 colored). Sex: Males, Il ic-
males, IL. Color White males, II white
females, Z; colorcd males, g.; colored fe-
males, 0. Condition: Single, 16; married,
III: widowers, /; widows, 3; unknown,
). Nativity United States, 3G; Italy, l.
Locality: Marshall Ward, 8; Jefferson
Ward, 7; Madison Ward. II; Monroe
Ward. 9; Clay Ward, =; jackson Ward,
3; almshousc, 3; Medical College In
Urinary, 1; uowarPs Grove Hospital, l.
Age: One day to thirty, o; one month to
SIX, ,; six months to twelve, one year
TO three, s.; five years to ten. twenty
years to thirty, :; thirty years to iorty, -;
forty years TO fifty, IL lilly years 10 slAty,
5; sixty years to seventy, 3; seventy years
to eighty, l; eighty years 10 ninety, l. %. 6y
whom certified Regular practitioners, 26 !;
irregular practitioners, l; coroner, O.;
Bonrd of Health, 4. Causes OF death:
bronchitis (chronic), l.; consumption, !
a white and three colored); collie, =;
cholera infantum, 1; cerebro:spinal me-
ncngitis, 1; dysentcTy (acute), q; deputy,
/; hemorrhaee from bowels, l !; lntempe,, %,
rance, 9; inanition, / marasmls, ola
age, /; pneumonia, | poisoning laccl-
denlaD, :; premature birth, 9; rheuma-
tism, /; typhoid fever, 3; tabes mesente-
RIGA, l; trismus nascentlum, Wnooplns-
cough. 3; unknown, 4.
Whole number of deaths for September,
lG9-whites, G6; colored, 73.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

THE ROUTE OF OLD JorN RoBISsoN's NAM
MOTH THREE-rEHr SHOW THRoUGH THE
STATES OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
VIZ: BukvIlle, saturday, October 7Lh !; D4nvllle,
Monday, 9th Clover, Tuesday, lOh; Richmond,
" ednes.ay, Thursdty, FI Isy, October llth, 18th,
and 18th; Petersburg, Saturday, l4.h; Weldon,
n. c., Monday, l6.h; Tarboro, Tuesday, nth /;
Rocky Mount, Wednesday, 18Th Wilson. Thurs
day 18th; Goldsboro', Friday. Goth !; Raleigh,
Saturday, oIst Hillsbor0', Monday, 2sd Green's
b,ro' Tuesday, ?4.h Salisbury, "Wednesday, 35th:
Charlotte Thursday. 26h c. ester, Friday, 27th !;
Winnesbarre, Saturday, 25!h; Columbia, $. c.,
Monday, 3Oth.
Admission Adults, &c.; children under teu
years OF age. Soc
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The CIRCUS HERE.-Old John Robin
SONS circus and menageric will he cxhib-
tied for the first time in this city, at the cor
ner of Second and Leigh streets, this after.
noon mt = o'clock. In order to accommo-
date those who wish to see the animals
only, as well rs to give the audience an OPP
portunity of getting comfortably seated.
the doors will be opened as early as y
o'clock. This morning there will be a
grand street show Of the circus and ma.
naserc, and tonight there will be a second
exhibition. This circus always draws i
crowd. At DanvilIc the other day the
anxious people couldn't be accommodated,
and IN extra exhibition had to be given for
the benefit of those who could not get into
the big tent ut the first or second.
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TICKETS FOR SALE TO THE MAMMOTH CARA
VAN, MESAGERIE, AND CIRCUS, COMING TO
RICHMOND FOR THREE DAYS, THE 11TiI, 18TH,
AND l3rH.-Uld JOHN ROBINSON would respect
fully say TO his many friends and patrons In the city
Of Richmond and v!eluity who are deslyous OF Wit
Messing his MANN 9TH ihree.tcnt show with their
families, and ,lo net wish TO be delayed by the an
noyapce Of cruwdiug through the masses which
always beslege tue ticket-"agon, That he has
pl tick s for sl!e the following places viz,
WEST 9 xJOuSsroN's, booksellers and s.ationers,
No. 1909 Main sJec:; BopEKER & DADE, drug
gis,s, No. lI. Main street; h. A. AMBoLD s
music store, No. go M liu street; and at JAMES
G. RoY's, bookseller and stationer, corner Ninth
and Broad streets.
The price OF admission VIII be ISc Tor adutss,
and 5oc for children under tea years OF age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

PREPARATIONS FOR THE STATE FAIR
Colonel Tompkins, the chief marshal IS
busily engaged in carrying out the arrange
1nents of the Executive Committee ana o
the architect for the State Fair, when Is
now only three weeks off. A large force o.
iatorcrs is ut work on the grounds, and II
is expected that everything will be in rea
djness by the appointed time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

GENTLSMEN's FURSIsHINGs.-E- b. SPENCE
& SON have laid In splendid stock OF gentle
mems furnishing goods, which they have marked
down at the very lowest living prices Their stock
of ready-made clothing Is excellent, and was So
lecied especially for this market. For bargains
60 TO the old corner-i3oa Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

STRANGERS AND MERCHANTS visiting New
York will fl id the It. George Hotel, corner Broad
way an Twentieth streets, d neat respectable
house, with every thing 10 make you comfortable,
aud prices nnl tXtravdsant. Rooms by the day,
week, or month, wi h god rcsLiuran, attached 10
the hotel. RICHARDS LYSDE.
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"DUTcH" NIoRRIs.-This comedian,
now perlol ming ut the Richmond Theatre,
is capital in the peculiar humorous lne
which he has chosen. As in imltator OF
The German dialect, he has few equals.
LAST night in Dollars" he kept the audi
encc in n roar OF laughter almost through
out the entertainment. Tonight he ap-
r,uurs amin.
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JOB PRINrIyG.-Weca e call the attention OF mer.
obants clerks OF courts, ghertFs, lawyers, rail.
read steamship and canal officers and agents, ano
all others having orders for printing to the faol'
ties offered at the DIspArcH PRINTING EsTAB-
! ,Isumusr for the prompt and faithful execution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

9ooD NAaIE.-Thtt fortunate man who
aaoEtsd ior the name Of his photograph gallery
int cf the immortal LEE has BIZ en- iortunate in
ueea' ahi' Judging from the pictures he 10 pro.
"ueinS' lie is' as ar as humsn skill will permit,
tust4lning that noble name, tho "LEEn paIorv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

pryrp1IcaN AppoINrMENTs.--W.T 7. Bal
lev has been elected chairman ol the hG-
publican City Central Committee, p'Ge /.
il. Shields, resigned, aud john Amber
smith has been appointed superintendent
of registration and election by the same
committees
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good CHANCE" Strike while the iron l.,
not . IS visa motto, and IN the same way Il Ia
peat 10 buy your dry goods at fair price, and
"here YOU can find splendid assortment, Such
place ls THALHIMER's, corner of Sixth and
Bread streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

~. ELLfsoS d Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
t pA1en pulolng, will receive advertisements and
nare 'nem inserted In any Journal Of the country
at regular rates.
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PER- Walker is eX-
pectcd to return to the city to-day. ,
Inspcctor-General Owens will probaDly
visit Norfolk OIL Thursday afternoon lor Lne
purpose OF inspecting the Norfolk Clty
Guard.
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PORT or RICHMOND, OCTOBER 10, ls7L

ARRIyzT.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers L.. b. Tatum Co.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald, McA lister Ybila-
delphla, coal, v,Bsel TO Curtis & Parker.
schooner Jesse Williamson. Corsen, Philsdel-
phla, coal, vessel to Curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Pal.sade, Nelson, K!up.s Mill, mar.
chaudlse and passengers.
steamer Wyanokc, Bourne. New York, mcr-
chandise and passengers John W. Wyatt
steamer George b. Upton, Roberts, New York
merChaliilse and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner W. II. Thorndyke, Hall, Boston, NET
, ch lndize, Currie K Go.
MEMORANDUM.
NEWPORT, October t. Seilel: Schooners q.
Roswell, Copp, from Eastport Florence Mayo,
Hall, from RocktanG; and brig Sarah Peter,
Hart, Windsor; ali for Richmond, Va.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 10.-Passed IN,
! for Richmond, schooner Bertha, Souder, for
Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have the largest stock
OF Epgliab, French, German, Latin, and Greek
school books, new and secondhand. Children,
parents, and teachers, Will save money by sending
their orders 10 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-11

ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, Booksellers, ,,,s Main
ttreet' publishers agents for McGufYey,v Read
ers and Spoilers, HaIves's Grsmrnars and
Guyot's Biographies.
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McGu1ey's Spoilers ........................$ IL
McGnilaJ'S Primer.. Observation-Disclosures. Is
McG .ifey'S First Reader. der..................... l2
McGGtfcy'J Second hcadcr 25
A'~''""~J '"'-t..i Gn..iI-
6CLunTy'c Fourth Eo-.iar
ncGUngy's Filth Re Observation-Disclosures. e5
Co.uc!ls First steps IN Typography. Is
CUrnells Primary GcoerLp rLphy.................. 20
Corile!rs intermediate Geography. so
Cornelps Gfsmmar-School Geogra phy........ l is
Harvey's elementary Grammar".............. 30
Harvey IS Practical Grammsr. r.................. 90
Quackenbos's Primary arithmetic. 30
Quackcn 2oc's Mental Arithmetic ............. IS
QuackeuboG's Elementary Arithmetlc....... so
Quickcnbos'3 Practical Arithmetic. ........... 90
Goodrchs Child's History of the United
States. oo
Goodrich's Child'S Pictorial History OF the
United states. 81
GJodich's Pictorial History Of the United
StaLeS. 10
slales at 5, S, 10, l.. Snl l3 cents. Copy-BoGks,
0 cents.
Remcmter the place FLLYsoN & TAYLOR, lilo
lain street.
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OF all kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish ut
short notice Cards. BUI-Heads. Lettsr-Hesds,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
bbis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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ADVERTISE merchants seeking trade in
any portion OF the country should advertise In the
papers OF that section. NJ. ELLYsoN 3 Co. will
.sEs advertisements and have them inserted as
publishers rates.