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OFFICIAL.

S,TREETS BEYOND PRESENT COR
y PnRATf. LIMIrS.-PTBLlC NoIlCt"-ln
Council Of Echnon,l. Ang,lsl !5l sI2, It was WIS
ssl,turr for the lu>slge of the following act tarkr
cd A. intended to give the necessary power over
The streets beyond the city limits; that the city
Clerk he charged with the duty Of serving copy OF
This resolution on each of representatives In the
legislature and request their aid In the passage oi
said act: and that public notice bc given III at least
two newspaper. of the city for one week that The
city of Richmond. in extending It's limits ncy"nd
the present corporate limits, will not respect any
streets laid ont by private parties whch 10 not
raugc with the streets Of The city,.
From Journal No. II. page SO.
Il: &. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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From these figures ii will he seen that the
Republican decrease in Ohio also has been
steady. and while there is hardly a hope OF
carrying the State for the Liberals, still some
thing may be done in the congressional dis
triciS.
In Pennsylvania the Liberal victory is
almost certain. The nomination OF eX-GoV-
ernor CURTIN by the Liberals leaves the State
election in 10 doubt, and the GRANT Rcpub-
licans can hardly recover from an October
defeat by the first Tuesday in November.
The following table shows the vote OF Penn
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~ follows:

1t will he seen that the average RcpuhlIcali
majority has bccn steadily declining since
1856. There can be hardly doubt that the
Liberals this year will carry Indiana almost
with case. The changes from the GRANT Re.
publicans TO the Liberals both i'll the stand
ing of the men and their number arc remark
able.
In Ohio the vote is not so close. but Libc-
,alism numbers some Of its worthicSt diSci-
pies in Ohio. and GREELEY men are hard at
work. Looking over the political almanacS
we find that in past years Ohio has voted is
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AMgrsENfE N'TS.
A GRICI;LTURAL FAIR GROUNDS,
NEAR RICHMOND.
RACES! RACES !

THREE DAYS RACES g. A4SA
will come of at the Fai r @sATSSElucS7&SN
Ground, September lIth' 18th. as SSss 9
ana 18TH ~ -,
First Day-Purse $3.50. one mile AMI repeat.
G. B. Maulc. of Baltimore. enters -orrtl morse
Hanover: ID Englingkiug enters black mare Slloo-
Fly; j. &. Smith enters brown lilly Arnistice.
Second Day-Purse sloo $50 To the first. SO TO the
second and Ss to rho third. Half-mle and repeat.
A. r. Re,lsecker enters gray gedlng Gray Eagle
d. D'SeIl enters bay geldng irish Champion; g.
IL. I,akrr enters white gcldiug Kockctts; j. {.
smith enters hay gc.Jing MaXimian; y. Dyer
Thr,l Imy-rmrsc sl,O-SIoo to the first S35 10 the
.ccnud. and Sl5 Ia the third.
J. C. Smith enters brown H.trc AtlHiStice: ~: Ing
lInrkIn. ritCrs black mare Sl0d-Fly: e.. X. Maule
enters sorrel horse Hanover. 4. b. RhdSecker
enters gray horse Gray Eagle. Halt-nilr AMI repeat
The public may rely on good sport, rs several
of the horses entered have well-lcscrvcd rcputa-
lions.
a MULE-RACE will come off the second day.
Gate opens ut o'clock.
I,acc To come off ut o'clock promptly.
Gate opens on Broad street. - u,rn
l!-ItF -. +. hN''
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AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE FUTURE FL
TENSION OF THE CORPORATE LIMITS VI
fTIJE CITY OF RICHMOND.

AN ACT PROylnING FOR THE : FGTu Z Re. E -;
TENSION OF THE CORPORATE LIMITS VI
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
/ With "A view to such future enlargement IF the
limits Of the city OF lticlmnnd rs the anticipated
increase In population may hereafter demand. lnc
Council of said city is authorized at any one or more
fines after the passage Of this act To cause survey
or SURVEYS tn liz mane OF contiguous lands III any
one or more or all directions; not eXrccuin& wv"
exist or may cxi>; rs hrrra'lcr rhieirien' anu 10
ca,rse To- Inc In,Iiratcd aud drfuEd Aihih thc limits
of said survey the boundary Hines ol slch StrrcsS US
1t may lie deemed proper to- embrace wlhlh all,
proposed future extension Of the city limits. A.,
.. A map of such survey. plainly indicating me
boundaries of the streets Intended to he laid of In
any such future extension of the corporate bounds
shall I've made. The character of any buildings or
other permanent improvements Hcn"a wiL , W.
the survey Is made shall lT described on the face 81
said map Such proposed streets shall asn be , ne
siruatr NV suitable monuments erected along inc
same for the information OF all parties concerned.
3. When such survey is approved Ivy inc Counclia
copy of the map thereof with certificate Thereto
annexed. signed by the president Ior some otNer
officer or member of said Council authorized 10
certify ly order thcreof), and with certillctc
from the engineer of the city also annexed. settinS
forth that the said Is correct t%hch ccrtn-
Gates shall be acknowledged Ivy the parties signing
the same deeds are required by Law 10 "achi"mi.
edged for record. shall hC recorded together WIN
such certificates and Acknowledgements, IN the deed
book of the clerk office nf TIE county court OF the
county or counties within which the lands anu
streets embraced within such proposed extension
lie COPY of the same. In like manner certified ana
acknowledged. shall also lie recorded In the decd
book In tl clerks Office nf the tlinccry Court ot
the city of Richmond. ar IN the deadlock wh"rcScr
Kent In said ciiv In which deeds for lands therein
are. for The time being. recorded.
l. After such surveys shall have been made
and approved by the Council and map
thereof recorded. as hcrciubcforc provided.
NIL buildings or permanent Improvements, not
Including fences, thereafter erected shall exist
III the risk of the owner Of the land and Those
claiming under. him. and the same may hc ahatcd
and removed Whenever the imitS Of the corpora
tiun are so extended ~ TO embrace them, exempt
from claim for damage or compensation for the loss
thereof.
5. 4 copy of the map recorded as Is hcinbeforc
provided certified by the clerk officer having
charge of the dcc-bOok In which the same Is re-
corded may be- USED In evidence and shall he cfirc-
tal To proycall matters duly appearing thereon I'M"
der this act.
o. This act shall be in force from its passage.
li-Gt
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DEhUIh5IlN UII.>IVH VT III
The PHILADELPHIA Aqe will say:

"The movement of the Liberal State Com
mittce yesterday, presenting Governor Curtin
rs Il candidate for delegate at large to the
Constitutional Convention. is fraught with
unusual significance touching the political
contest in the State. Governor Curtin's
popularity with the people has witllstood the
studied assaults of the Cameron power for
years, and it is now, at Il most critical period
of the battle, called into action TO make de-
cisive and overwhelming the rOut of the
deSpotic rule that has so long diSglaced our
Commonwealth. 1t is rumored that there is
Il vacancy by decination on the Democratic
ticket for delegate at large and if so, the
name of Governor Curtin will doubtless be
substituted by the proper authority. III
dependent Of all mere political perSuasons,
there are many Of our best citizens who will
gladly sustain Governor Curtin for the Con-
yentiou, and with the united support of the
Democrats and Liberals Of the State his vote
would be in all respects commensurate with
the eminent merits of the man. His eSpousal
of the Liberal movement disSipates the last
rational hope of the Grant party to succeed III
PENNSYLVANIA either in October or Norem-
her.
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TouRNAAEsT.--The Fredericksburg (Va0
Ae,rs contains report of tournament and
ball in spotsylyania county, ut which Miss
Rosa Holladay, OF Richmond, was crowned
Queen of Love and Beauty. DR.. ]. S. De
Jarnette delivered the coronation address.
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THE MIKApo OF JArAN has returned to
Yeddo from his visit to the Southern Pro-
yinces of his Kingdom. the first ever paid by
any ruler. Simidz Saburs, recalctrart
against civilization, has written a strong
letter to the Mikado predicting that Japan
viii become Republic and dependency
OF the Western barmyians,
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V,RcrNlAN KILLED IN MOBILE.
Drummond. Jr, a native Of Amherst county.
Va. but for several years past resident OF
Mobile. was struck by lightning whilst walk
m" along the streets of that city on MONDAY
afternoon last and instantly Killed. ME-
Dr,nnmond at tic time of his death was en-
gagged in the grocery business in Mobile. lie
was, we suppose, about forty-fivc years oil
aye, and has relatives residing near Buffalo
Springs, in this State.
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Mas. MARY A. LNERMoRE. Of Boston, last
evening addressed mass meeting Of about
5000 people at "The Wigwam," Philadel-
phia, reviewing Mt length, defending, and
greatly approving the administration OF Gene
rul Grant.
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PosTEmTY'S PROSPECTS FOR CoAL.-If the
coal-beds of the earth should ever become
exhausted, it is possible that these sources of
supply may he replaced by new beds rising
from the bottom of the seas. Indeed, some
thing of the kind is now actually occurring.
The island Of Newfoundland, which contains
ttty-Seven thousand square miles, and has Il
population of one hundred thousand, is
ioined by banks or shoals much larger than
the island itself. 1t Is on these banks that
the cod-tisheries are so extensively pursued.
The Grand Bank is six hundred miles long
by two hundred miles broad. Now, it has
been conclusivcly shown that the whole
island is rising from the sea. and. in the
course of time may be expected to join its
banks, which are also rising. Great seams
of coal. which arc pronounced meNhaustible,
have been discovered in Newfoundland, and
there is no reason to doubt that these seams
also extend under the banks. So it appears
that in one case at least coal-bcds are now
coming to the surface from the depths of the
ocean, and it is not improbable that similar
forces may be producing similar results i'll
other parts of the world.
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Sy(y.nia since 1861

Colonel FoRNEY, who is about the shrewd-
est politician there is in this country i'll the
matter of election chances, fairly gives up
the GRANT State ticket as already beaten.
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RrLIGIorS.-Rcv. W. W. Bennett, ID. d.,
editor of the Richmond ChriSifGn Adrocdic'
will deliver discourse on the Rise ana ITO
eress of Mcthodism in Virginia tomorrow
mt Mount OIiret, Scottsvillc (Na.) circuit.
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RAILWAY MIsMANAGEMENT.- At the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of tn" Metro
poltau Railway. of London, held on August
18th. it was stated that although during the
past year the road had carried million more
E,sScngrrS than ever before it had earned
only 81 800 more money, and that dividend
| of only one per cent. could be paid. This
Railway. which encirclcs London, cost about
tive million dollars per mile. or thtrty-scvcn
million five hundred thousand dollars for the
entire work. The sum of 1858, 425 has
been spent in law suits since the opening of
the road. In 1868 the company paid Il five
per cent. dividend; in 1854 six and Il quar-
ter per cent. from 1865 to 1865 seven per
cent. per annum; in 1869 four per cent. in
1870 three and quarter per cent, and in
1871 three per cent, II now appears that all
these dividends had been paid out of capital
and not out of earnings. and that in reality
the annual expenditures had always exceed
ed the revenue. 1t was asserted tlmt five
millions OF dollars had been wasted in build
ing the road, and that the company had
never been able TO overcome the cnbarrass-
ments caused by this miSmanagemcnt. AT
present about ninety-fre thousand persons
are carried over the Metropolitan railway
every day.
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s SaaRow GAUos FROM CHaRLoTrfssSIIbsLl'El s to
FaRavtlLE.-A meeting was held at seo.ss-
Vile. Va, last week to consider Che onil sa
of narrow. gauge railroad from fafns Ely -
Charlottesville. Colonel Hubbard, Of Buck !,
ingham, who addressed the neetins' sta.eo
that that county and the town OF Farn'Viile
had subscribed nearly enough to enable tue
generators to organize the company, ana
only needed few thousands more from AZ
bemarle to enable then, to do so. A COM
mit,ec was appointed TO solicit subscriptions
to the project, and report to-day to an ati'
ourncd meeting.
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From. Washington.

r(,orrcspoudencr Of The Richmond DispatchI
WASHINGTON, September 18th.
There was a time when the return of the
President wls an OCCASION of some comment
and some little animation in the national
capital but recent events have shown that
the public hcreabouts has very wisely taught
itself not to be surprised ut anything OF the
kind. unless it would he the announcement
that the executive Office here would be hlled
by the present incumbent with no more
sudden departures aud unheralded returns
during the remainder Of his term. Wash
inwton has not gained one iota above
the dullpcss which has characterized
the city almost every day since the adj
iournment Of Congress, even though
the President has been in its midst.
The White House itself, while it has been
forced by the presence of all the officials
who are on duty there into show OF mCrc
than usual summer activity; lras yet been the
centre of very slight attraction. Very few
have called in these two days TO see the
President, and the majority OF those who
did call failed to secure a hearing OF the
matters they desired to direct his attention to.
1t was found next to impossible TO have Il
Cabinet meeting, as most OF the officers OF the
different departments arc yet absent from
Washington. Those who arc here transacted
husiucsS with the President relating to mat
tiers in their Respective offices; but nothing
iuportaut is known to have taken place.
Then, is not the slightest indication of the
Government being called to take acton upon
any important topic at present. In SUCH
case it is regarded as ccrta!h That the
official wanderers would all return, and
can hardly imagine anything that would
make more sensational bombshcil in the
midst of this quiet city than for the inhabi-
tants to wake up one. of these criSl,
mornings and find the entire Cabinet ut
their posts. Such an event is within the
limits of possibility, but il is not probable
until after the first of next month, and even
then it is predetermined. The entire Cabinet
in Washington at the same time(pn the Cttnte
dam would be something sG uncommon, so
different from what has been the case under
this Administration, that the surprise Of the
pcoplc in such al instance would be well
based.
There is Il lull in all things. A few poll,
tici;,nS made their appearance and gave in
their testimony to the President us TO how
"things looked" in various parts of the
country, but We're very quiet about il. 1t is
noticeable that the Radicals ar,, recovering
hope about PENNSYLVANIA. and tio not seen
to care much about the inside fight against
lIartranl. Upon their recent victories IT
New England and North Carolina they have
gathered large stores of confluence, and il
rcnmiuS to he seen whether they Tan lo il
! the Great States of Pennsylvania and Indiana
| Us they can in North or South Carolina.
They are also beginning to boast lIravilH %
| their ability to carry New York. and will
| no doubt. lay out y heavy sum for rXpcnd
turc for campaign purposes there. TlMoS.
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M LETTINGS.
RICHMOND COMMAEDERi, NO. =
:. ,.... ~. q. ,.I,I 40 SanfemIHr IL, lSIg.

RICHMOND CoMMASDERi, NO. =
KSfcIjrS TEMrLAR. September IL, ls2.
No. 5.-SIR KNIGHTs,-~~
~ IN pursuance of the ords rn of the If If X
T e; vo,, will asSr lille ut the depot OF
the Richmondaml Darville Railrasd, Com ,-,h
pInv. I'm this 'ity. on TUESDAY MoRNIhG. amn
White SiphiIr Springs To attend the annal ;ssein-
h,v of tha Grand COnnandcry of Virginia to be
holden ut that place. ,,,,,, ,,,,.t fo,t
b,ts and brown lmen busters. aud will take with
them the complete dress of 4 Templar on foot.
III" o W. M Of i,ho 1 g l.. l.. BASS.
Ds '-"S' Captain General.
D,,n,rr Racordpr So l3-tt
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CANAL SrEAMBoATs.-All the inventors III
the country, says tue New York Journal Of
Commerce, arc racking their brains to take
the prize of 100000 offered by the New
York Legislature OF 1871 for Il steam canal
boat which could be run more chcaply than
the horsepower arrangement at speed of
not less than three miles an hour. Economy
of working is, as it should be, its chief de-
Sider1,tum. Speed is an object, too, but only
Il subordinate one; for the greater the speed
on the canals the more liable are the banks 10
be worn away and require expensive repairs.
Three miles an hour. however, is greater
speed than that OF the present horse-boats.
Ii it were possible to invent some motor that
would save the trouble of towing and the
many difficulties incident to The Use OF horses,
and could be worked ut the same cost, or
even little more than horsepower, the bar
gain would be cheap ut 100000.
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Coop CRors.-An old citizen of Wyfhe
county saws that he has never before seen
such splendid crops in Southwest Virginia
As those Of this year.
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Mg~ TIE BEST COD-LIvER OIL.

ajg" ROSADALIS.-Miss NJ. A. c., at
Sewsom's Depot, Va, further says Owing TO my
great suffering from rheumatism the last several
years have been deprived of the ability TO do fine
necdIework. NJ which was very fond. But after
using two bottles Of ROSADALIS have hem
med eight yards OF beautiful thread cambrie ruff
fc5 aud made 4 lovely 'nainsook skirt for 4
friend, the making Of which required great deal
of work. would also add that my cousin. FRANK
RIDLEY, had daughter suffering with Thite
sDeHing. and the doctors thoughti would he neces
sary to ampusate the limb. She began TO take ROSA
DALls. however, and am happy to say she Is to-
day entirely cured.
II reside In the family of Colonel Thomas Rid
ley, and take great pleasure In recommending
ROSADALiS to the afflicted every where"
81 .-e0daw
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,.c,,ct Al ses,tsinher I5.h, rs IT,
infant sen OF James 81 and Eaizis'esi -. aoo'ss
aged nine mGa ,si take pace THIS MOT az
the Iuncra II IN, resseee OF Sir. James k ninoas
T. Corner Ninetpeni and Bread STE nrits
friends and Acquaintance oil tue NJ
TO attend. !,
loved SON Of Sir W. Goodman, aged five years anu
six months. go ,ho. r,psI,,aucc of
Is LINE or, Main street near Fourteenth ~ ~
nis SUNDAY MORNING. 18th Instant Inc I,
friends or the famly are respectfully fnVneu "
tend.
= r,,,o,ro m IN the 18th August Mrs MANY
stIEuaE In the eightlcth ycorOf herag naiIae
of The county Cork parish Of Ne Summon. ir vn
She was formerly q resident OF R,cntnonu' 70"
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HORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS GROWING
" INTO THE FLESH, &c, removed and cured
without pain by DIR. SGHfiI4TZ, the hest hiropn-
dist, who has returned and may he found at No. I
Nineteenth street near Main Ladies and children
attended rs usual. SO ID u
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Curtin NOMINATED BE
Tns LIBERALS FOR DELEGATE TO THE
CONSTITUTIONAL CoEvEE11oN-HE Ac--
sS,EPTs THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON
THE T1oN-PENNsfLVANA GONE
Inp GREELEY
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DISSOs.UTsONS d. PARTNERSHIPS,
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHl

nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The rn-imrtnership heretofore existing be-
tween The undersigned under the firm and Sly IL of
JOHN G. PAGE. JR.. was dissolved the LIST In
slant Ivy mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the concern viii make pay
mrnt 10 JOHN e.. PAGE, JR.. aud all persons lv-
ing claims against the concern will present them o
him for settlement. JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
JOHN X. PRESTON.
Snntnfnlipr IL lsrc
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>TOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
~ SERSiIlP.-Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership hcr,tnur, carried on by GEORGE II.
SLUAT and ANDREW j. ADDINGToN, under
tho name and style OF Si.OAT ADDiNGToN. has
future the business will I've carried on by the said
GEORGE Il. SL0AT on his separate account.
WILLIAM IL. MATTHEWS, our attorney, Is author
lied by To pay and receive ali debts due aud owing
To and from said partnership.
SLOhT SC aUDINGT0N, by
WM. r. MATTHEW'S, their attorney.
RICHMOND, August 10th. 1872 au 2o-3w
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D,,prrr Recorder So 49,

OFFICE OF THE GRAND REcnRnER OF Tht
GRAND CoMMASDERS OF VIRGINIA, {
RICiiMoSD. VA, July 10. kT2.)
IN OBEDIENCE TO THE CLOSlNG
tIy Of X nights Tcmplar and the appendant ~
orders of Virginia. the K. K. Grand Com ~
maudnr has thought proper, after due dc- y
liberation AMI conference t0 call the next
assembly Of the same at The Montgomery VINE sur
pur Springs on WEDNESDAY, me ,sln ,iay W
Srpiemher next. ut IL O'Clock NJ, l,r ue ''aiS"'
tiun nj such lu,siucSS ms may come before ".
ID! ''''' JOHN DOVE, q. Recorder.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.
large supply Of superior LEIGH. L0R-
BERRY, and LOCUST MOUNT ANTHRACITE
Goals. Also. CUMBERLAND. lump and average.
said to be the best Unanimous coal IN use.
Anthracite carefully prepared and sold by weight.
s. LATllRUI,
au9 Seventeenth street, mt drawbri,ipe.
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MILITARY ORDER. No. /. ,
ATTENTION.. SIR KNIGHTS OF FIRGISiA-n a.
dillon 10 The above order, you are required 10 appear
t The aboyc-narci place and time in the tuil dress
and uniform Of your several Commandments ior
"ti'i ''''' i''f T. F. JOHNSON,
,,, uectd Captain-f;eneral
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NOT1CE.-The co-partnership heretofore
~ existing between W. W. BALDWIN and
GEORGE r. BALDWIN. under the name and style
we'd by the death at GEORGE Z. BALDWIN. the
business of the late firm and also that OF the estate
of GEORGE 7. BALDWIN. deceased Will be
claims against the laie firm or The estate Of
GEORGE I. BALDWIN, deceased. are hereby no
titled To present the same for immediate settlement
aud those indebted To the same will come forward
and settle at once. ". W. BALDWIN,
surviving partner and administrator Of
George L. Baldwin, deceased.
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beg leave tn announce To- my friends aud the pub
liz that shall continue the BOOT and SHOE BtSl
NESS in all It's branches. an,! shall R happy 10 serve
them I'm the future. as | haze dcnr during the past
forty years with the best goods in that ne 10 In hid
In the country. JOHN G. PAGE. JR..
Sc II-3t 1903 Main street.