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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-07

THAT SUPPER That was a splendid
supper given last night by tie knights Of
Pythas of Richmond to Their visiting
brethren Of Petersburg. We are permitted
to judge from the several repor.s which
reach us from different sources. The most
distressing circumstance connected with the
whole affair Ito us) is, that we were invited,
but received, instead Of the invitation, an
apology this morning for the non-deliyery
Of our ticket. We are unwilling to expose
the name Of the gentleman who, amid the
excitement Of the feast, thought of no one
else--not even Of those bound by fratcrnal
ties. Well, we suppose we feel better this
morning than a number of those who were
there. Look out for dull papers Monday
morning.
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THE RoUTEoF OLD JOHN RoBINsoN's
NJ MAMMoTH THREE TENT SHOW
THROUGH THE STATES OF VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA, VIZ Burke
vile, Saturday, Oct. 7th; Danyille, Mon
day, 9th; Glover, Tuesday, 10th Rich
nond, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
October llth, 18th and 18th /; Petersburg ;
Saturday, l4th; Weldon, N. c., Monday,
10th; Tarboro', Tuesday, 18th Rocky
Mount, Wednesday, 18th; Wilson, Thurs
day, 10th; Goldsboro', Friday, goth Raj
eigh, Saturday, 2lst; Iillsboro', Monday,
23rd; Greensboro, Tuesday, 24th; Sails
bury, Wednesday, 25th Charlotte, Thurs
day, 2Gth; Chester, Friday, 27th; Winnes-
barre, Saturday, 2Sth; Columbia, S. c.,
Monday, Both.
Admission-Adults, rs cents children
under ten years of age, 80 cents.
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Almost Two ACCIDENTS This morn
ing, gentleman while endeavorng to get
into a wagon, standing in front of Euker $
Saloon, Main street, between 9th and 10th,
the herse attached started off entangling the
man in thewheel. For some time, it was
doubtful as to the fate Of the gentlemen |;
fortunately for him the horse was stopped,
when cruel newspaper reporter, and pro-
badly doctor, expressed regrets, that he
had been cheated OF both an item and fee.
Cruel man,
A colored boy engaged in washing one of
Che large plate glass, in the windows of
Geo. l.. Bidgood, corner Main and 10th
streets, was, by the moving of brick,
thrown from a pair of step ladders to the
pavement and considerably Jared.
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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9th, 1871.

WA ASHINGTON, Oct. oth, 1871.
| have recently met a number Of gentle
men from the northeastern section of the
State, from Loudoun, Fairfax, Alexandria,
Fauquier, and Culpeper counties, and they
all speak in the most encouraging terms of
the prospects of the Republican party in
this section Of the State.
The entire Seventh Congressional Dis
trict is receiving the earnest attention Of
that active, energetic, and indefatigable
Republican, Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, who is
experimenting the organization of the coun-
ties composing it, and will not rest until our
forces therein are in complete and harmo-
NOUS working order.
Good news comes down from Pennsylva-
mia. For while it was thought that the
Evans imbroglio would seriously damage the
cause in this State; but now comes. the
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TICKETS FOR SALE TO THE NAM
MOTH CARAVAN MENAGERIE AND CIR
Gus COMING TO RICHMOND FOR THREE
DAYS, THE 1lTH, 18TH AND 13TH.-
Old John Robinson would respectfully say
to his many friends and patrons in the city
of Richmond aud vicinity, who are desirous
of witnessing his mammoth three-tent
show, with their families, and do not wish
to be delayed by the annoyance of crowd
ing through the masses which always be-
siege the ticket wagon, that he has placed
tickets for sale at the following places,
viz:
West & Johnston's, booksellers and sta
TONERS, No. 1006 Main street Bodcker
& Dade, druggists, No. 14lf Main street /;
Il. A. Ambold's music store, No. 920
Main street, and at James c. Roy's, book
seller and stationer, corner of Ninth and
Broad streets.
The price Of admission viii be rs cents
for adults, and so cents for children under
ten years of age.
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CHURCH DEDICATIoN.-The lecture
room of the new Presbyterian church, on
the corner of tenth and Porter streets.
Manchester, will be opened tomorrow for
divine service. The Sabbath School will
meet in the lecture room instead Of the
Masonic Hall as heretofore. At IL O'Clock
there will be an appropriate dedicatory SER
vice. At p NJ, the pastor, Rev. VIM. A.
Campbell, will preach to the children, by
whose contributions the pulpit is paid for.
The services will be continued at night
through the week, beginning at y O'Clock,
and will be followed by communion SER
vice on next Sabbath. Rev. DR.. Hoge,
Rev. I. l.. Preston and others will preach
during the week.
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70 Marketing Made Easy -Messrs. Stans-
BURY ATKINSON have opened provisiol store
at the corner of Main and Third streets, under
st. Aloan's Hail. where families can obtain their
entire market supplies of FRESH MEATS, yEsgTA-
BLEs, BUTTER, EGes, FRUITS, &C., at any time
from A. NJ 10 10 p. M. All articles guaranteed
TO be the best the market affords and sold at the
lowest cash prices. This establishment is a great
convenienceto TO the people, and should be literally
patronized.
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--7--
MARSHAL'S SALE.
No. 13e--Inyol ].


No. 136--Invcl !.
RTARSHAL'S SALE.
iSy virtue of an order OF sale, Issued from the
Clerks Office U. S District Court, and to me di-
reeted shall proceed TO sell at public auction,
for cash, on the
10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1871,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the store corner of Eighth
and Main streets, Richmond Va, known as Il
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE STORE
the following property, TO wit: The PERSONAL
PROPERTY belonging 10 the estate OF AlexaI-
der Hart, the said bankrupt, now contained in the
store corner of Eighth and Main streets, Rich
mond, Va, comprising the usual assortment of
GROCERIES,
TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR, sc.
ONE STEAM ENGINE, with Coffee Roast
ing Apparatus,
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, with shaft
ing, belting &c, complete,
ONE FINE HARNESS HORSE,
GROCERS' DELIVERY WAGON, &c.
Parties desiring to pure hase are invited to be
present DAVID IL. PARKER,
Dated October 7, 1871. u 5. Marshal.
De. It'd.
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DIED.

In this city, October 9th, CONRAD SHEP-
PERD, aged 50 years.
AT Malvern, Powhatan county, the residence of
her brother, Miss CHARLOTTE Il. ARCHER,
daughter of the late John i. Archer.
October 9th. LUCY MASON, infant daughter
of r. M. and M. V. James, aged Is months and
is days
On the 9th instant, Miss REBECCA A BRIT
TAIN, i'll the 32d year of her age.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-
Jadge J. G. tnde,uood, Presidng.-
Peter Fegan, indicted in two cases f r
violation OF the internal revenue laws, was
recognized in $4,000 for his appearance
before this court on the 2lst of November
next, with Emanuel Francis, of Alexandria,
as his security.
William A. Gresham, indicted for viola
ton of the enforcement act, was arrested
on bench warrant, and admitted to bail
in the sum of 81 COO for his appearance
next Tuesday.
Several parties indicted for violation of
the internal revenue laws, were recognized
for their future appearance.
The judge adjourned the jury until the
Dist of November next, but the court will
be open next week, should Judge Bond ar
rive.
Judge Underwood leaves tonight.
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IRON RAILS FOR THE TREDEGAR.-
The United States bark "Rcsource,n Will
liam Graw, master, entered at the Custom
House this morning, from London, with
675 tons Of old iron rails for the Tredegar
Iron Works Company, of this city. This
company will, we arc informed, import
during the next twelve months twenty-five
or thirty thousand tons of the same ma
teraI, to be worked over into new rails for
American roads. From present prospects,
the Tredegar Works bid lair to become the
most important and extensive rail manufac-
tory in the country.
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MUSEUM, MENAGERIE, CARAVAN AND
CIRCUS
ITO ruEI.ovERs OF FINE HORSES

N. B-TO THE LOVERS OF FINE HORSES
The particular attention ofsiocll ruisers and eve
ly else is called to the splendid collection of
thoroughbred imported horses and ponies, from
almost every Cline under the sun. The beauti-
ful Arabian, the magnificent Andalusian, and the
high-mettfed barb of the deserts may be found
among the vast congress OF equines now attach
ed to this monster show, and the proprietor would
say to those who do not care 10 visit the exhibi-
tions, that the beautiful portable stables which
are attached to the great Three-Tent Show are
open at all times for public inspection, FREE OF
CHARGE, and he cordially invites every body to
call and view the largest and finest assembage
of imported thoroughbred circus stock in Ameri-
ca, where every. attention will be shown them by
the attaches OF the exhibition.
REMEMBER THE DAY AND THE DATE.
Do not forget that we are coming with an ava
lanche of talent. Wait for us, for we are coming,
oc2 4, G, ., II, l3
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HAPPY ALLUsIONs. = Somebody in
Maryland made several happy illusions to
the Governor of Virginia. We accept the
compliment rendered the State, but the au-
thor must have been deluded as to the me-
dunn. Virginia is not particularly proud
OF her Executive. No doubt the Governor
was greatly edited by what had fallen
from the lips of the distinguished Mary
lander.o
He, too, can talk "hoss"--it seems to be
a weakness of his, he having on one occa-
sion said something about a man being
born in stable not being horse. -.-
All! that is a magnificent Governor we
have. Truly great and uncommonly fine
looking. We have no doubt he will be alb
sent much of the time the " Funding Bill''
and its patrons will be discussed. How's
Mayor Hall, Governor?
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DE A Habit is a Iiabif.-Great social evils
and abuses, which Interfere with marriage, ha
ruined the prospects and happiness of thousands
of the so ung. Sure means of relief for the err
ing and unfortunate, diseased and debiitated
can be obtained by calling at DR. WoJcoTr's PAIN
PAINT OFPIcR, No. 2o5 Fifth street, between
Grace and Broad
Where all advice is gwen free, none need fear
exposure. Alice communications answered prompt
1r
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APPOINTMENTS FOR SPEAKING.
Rooms STATE EXECUTIVE Committee,
REPuBLICAS PARTY OF VIRGINIA,
RIcuMnNn lninhnl. Elh- 81

Rooms STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA, I
RIcHNoSD, October 9th, ls7l
GEORGE NJ. ARNOLD, Esq, of North Caro-
lima, will address the people of Virginia as toll.
lows
Louisa G. H.-MONDAY, The 9Th, at II NJ.
Frederick Hail. Loaisa county-TU UESDAI, The
10Th, at - M
Lunenburg g. H-SATURDAY, the 14th, at u
NJ.
Keysville, Charlotte county-dONDAY, 10Th, at
u NJ.
Farmville, Prince Edward county--TUES
evening, ut O'Clock.
Buckingham G. H.--WEDNESDAY, 1Sth at l2
M.
ynchburg--MONDAY evening, 2Sd, at o'clock
Liberty, Bedford dcounty-TUESDAl. 2ith, at u
NJ.
Local Committees will-promptly act upon re-
cept Of this notice, using every exeriion to make
these meetings successful.
by order of the Committee:
SAMUEL L. MADDOX,
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-This court was en-
gagged yesterday in the consideration of
civil business.
The case of VIM. Ii. Turner, colored,
and John Seay will probably be tried on
Monday, to which time the court has adj
journed.
The city sergeant is now prepared TO
settle with the jurors and others for the
September term.
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NE lhurston's livery Pearl Tooth Powders
is strongly recommended as the best dentrifrice
known. II cleanses and preserves the teeth
harflens the gums, sweetens the breath; and, con-
tanning no acid or gritty substance, is perfectly
and can be used daily with great ad
vantage. Sold by all druggists. Price % and
so per bottle.
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be One OF those handsome storc-roonis In
st. Adams hail. corner of Main and Third streets,
has just been opened by our young friend, G. G.
THoMrsoS who has a complete stock of GHocH
RIEs WINES, LIouors, &C., 10 which the atten
ton of the public t. invited
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Dock COMMERCE. following is a
list of the leading articles received into the
Richmond Dock for the week ending Octo-
Der 9Th, 1871: 10000 feet of lumber,
1000 barrels of lime, 1000 bushels of shell
lime, 9lS tons anthracite and bituminous
coal, SAB bushels of wheat, so tons of
granite, 100000 shingles, l 800 bushels of
sand, 1000 sacks Of salt, 5000 bushels of
corn, 800 bushels of oats, 800 bushels of
oysters, 80 tons of plaster, $40 tons of iron.
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g8 Thompson's POmade Optime, as a Dress
ing for the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, it softens i'm
proves and beauties tho Hair, strengthens the
roots, and gives it q rich glossy appearance
For sale by ali druggists Price, S5 and 70 cents
per bottle
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GLAD OF Iy.-The Republican party of
Richmond may well congratulate itself, that
Democracy has placed upon its ticket the
names of Tom Wynne and Raleigh T.
Daniel, for they are the weakest and most
unpopular men in the party, in this city.
With but little effort we can elect them--to
stay at home.
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RECEPTION OF THE PETERSBURG
KNIGHTs.-Rut Lodge, K. of p, of Pc
tersburg, came over last evening on visit
to their Richmond brethren, and were
formally received at the depot by the
Knights of our city, and escorted to Pythian
Hall, where Police Justice White, Chan
cellor of Virginia Lodge, delivered the re-
ception address. The remarks Of Justice
White were beautiful and appropriate, and
plainly indicated that, though that gentle
man is daily brought face to face with the
darker and rougher phases of life, his heart
and mind give quick response to the higher
and noblel~ sentiments which fraternize the
world.
Worthy Chancellor Emmett Badger, of
Ruth Lodge, responded appropriately and
eoquently to the kind sentiments expressed
by Chancellor White.
At O'Clock the visitors and their Rich
mond brethren, quite four rhundred in num-
Der, repaired to Virginia Hall and partook
of splendid banquet, which did great ere
dit to Mr.. Henri Fertoret, who prepared it..
Appropriate toasts were read, which elici-
ted happy responses, and at late hour
the company dispersed.
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-Fre
S. Tukey, Esq, of Bowling Green, Caro-
line county, was yesterday admitted TO
practice. in the Circuit court of the United
States, in this district, having previously
been admitted to practice before the State
courts.
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BANKRUPTs.-Since our last report of
bankrupt cases the following have been
registered !: w. b. Jones, Petersburg I;
Alexander Hart, Richmond city,; E. j..
Wilkerson, Mecklenburg county Joseph
b. McCullock, Petersburg Atkinson &
Gates, Richmond city.
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n NEW SORT OF PArER.--A Demo
cratic paper is soon to be started at West
Point, so says the Dispatch How will
this meet the appreciation Of Conservatives?
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HEAVY BURDEN.-Raleigh L. Daniel,
the grand Boomerang Of Virginia Democra-
cy, Of Know-Nothing fame, must be
squelched. The foreigners of Richmond
will remember him and Tom Wynne, and
on the 9TH of November roll up solid vote
against them.
If the former had have known what is in
store for him, he would have been less
anxious to accept a nomination, after Judge
Meredith had declined it.
He ought to have had sense cnolgh to
see that Democracy had but little Use for
him, else he would have been nominated at
first.
If Tom Wynne and Raleigh y. Daniel
can be ca.iisi hy the Democrats Of tbs
city ami eiectci, we, for one, are ready to
crY 'nuif.'3
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81 Musical instruments and Musical Mcr-
ehandiSe of every description always be
found at j, Mahsns Music Depot, No. 9ls Main
street. lie has just received new and extern
sye stock of The above named goods
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THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL.

THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL.
o ID JON ROBIN so n y
Sixty-seven years of age, with an experience of
over fifty years in the South as owner of Me-
nagerie and Circus, on his
GRAND ANNUAL TRTUMPHAI. TOUR
through all the Southern States with
THREE MONSTER PAvILIONs
One exclusively for the Museum,
Another expressly for the Menagcrie and Cara
van,
The third devoted to the Equestrian Enter tain
ments .
All adj sining and connecting together, but
ONLY ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION
and one ticket admits you to the entire combna-
tion-Menagerie, Caravan, Museum and Circus
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CONVICT. Reuben Davis, colored, Sc i
tenced to the penitcntiary for one year Tor
b lrning wheat stacks, was received from
fauqnicr county this morning.
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TAXEs.-The Taxpayers of Manchester
township, Chesterfield county, arc interested
IL notice which appears III our paper t.
DIV.
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The Right Rev. +. d. Huntington,
Bishop of Central New York, will preach
in the Monumental church next Monday
night. Services to begin at half-past Z.
A collection will be taken up in aid of the
Society for the increase of the ministry.
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SWEET POTATOES The Wig says it
Sis informed that sweet potato pie is lux
ury unknown in the Northern States.n We
suspect the Whig's informant was raised in
a gourd-patch. Sweet potato pie, as well
as pumpkin pie, is a luxury well known
and highly appreciated throughout the
North and Northwestern States.
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MARRIED.

AT the residence of the brides father, on Thurs
day, October 9Th, by the Rev. VIM. II. Christian,
FRED. II. WILLIAMS and S. MAGGIE, daugh-
ter of Robert j. Christian, Esq..all of this city.
No cards
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
PROPRIETRESS..... Mrs. w. I. POWELL.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 7,
commencing at O'clock
MATINEE or EXPIATION.
LADY ISABEL, ! nrns I, 6 1,,.,
MAD. MILTON, '''''''' 4Ai''' = % HAV'
Prices Of admission, so and 25 cents
SATURDAY EVENING, last appearance OF
MRS. CHANFRAU in the great play of
"EXPIATION."
Monday October 9th, first appearance in Rich
mond of the great comedian ID. l.. MORRIS.
oc lit
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For the Senate.
Hon J, II. POPHADT, WILLIAM TROY,
JOHN WO0DWORTH.
For the House.
d. w. BOHANNON, c. S. MILLS,
HORACE l.. KENT, HENRY MILLER,
JOHN RANKIN.
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THE " ELECTION CASES" I'm answer
to the persistent efforts of Gov. Wells to
try the election cases, Judge Underwood
stated in Court today, that he would rather
Judge Bond should try them, as he had
. roughed' it in regard to such matters
long enough, and therefore he would take
the responsibility Of their postponpment.
He took occasion to compliment the Dis
trict Attorney for the fidelity and persever-
ance with which he had pressed these and
other cases, stating that from the time they
were placed upon the docket Of this Court
to the present time, the District Attorney
had urgently appealed to the Court for a
trial, and that the delay must be charged to
the Court, as the District Attorney had
faithfully discharged his duty in regard to
them. He fully exoncrated Gov. Wells
from any responsibility for their contin-
uance.,
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FENAA PAYERS OF MANCHESTER OWN
Il SHIP--I hereby give notice 10 the tax payers
of Manchester Township, Chesterfield county,
taxes for the year 1871 are not Immediately paid
to me, shall make them by levy and garnishee,
with costs added. If l have to call upon parties,
they must be ready TO pay at first call the law
gives me no time TO wait upon them.
f. H. FOOTE,
Collector Manchester Township.
Manchester, Va, October 7, ISL
oc 7-S&Tu2ts
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OLD JOHN ROBINSON,

who has owned and managed shows for the past
fifty years, through the Southern country, and
has spent years of toll and vast sums of money
TO bring his monster
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JOHN W. WOLFF, News and City Editor.
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POLICE CoURT--Justice j. J. White pre-
stding.-The following cases were disposed
of this morning:
John Francis, colored, charged with bas-
tardy. Sent to Hastings Court, Monday,
9th bailed in the sum of 5000.
Ben Harris and Il. w. Jones, colored,
charged with fighting on the public streets.
Bound over in the sum of $50 each for
three months.
John Baker, charged with fighting in
Exchange alley. Fined 81.
William Taylor, colored, charged with
assaulting, knife in hand, and threatening
to kill William T. Jackson. Fined So.
William T. jackson, colored, charged
with abusing Sophia Taylor. Fined $3.50.
Jennie Henderson, charged with abusing,
insulting, and threatening to beat. Eliza
Dic&erson. Fined 81.
Charles Smith, charged with being a va
grant. Bound over for three months in the
sum of $50.
Moses Branch, colored, charged with
stealing a basket and marketing. Not
guilty of larceny, but bound over for three
months in the sum Of $50.
RandallsGray, colored, charged with fe-
loniously stealing horse and mule. Con-
tinued till Monday.
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WANTS.

WET NURSE, without i'm
w cumbrance and well recommended. Apply
It Room No. IL, Exchange Hotel. oc 7-3t*
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

LOCAL NIATTERss.