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AusrN. we venture 70 say. make showing OF
more ane hacks and bugsles than any town Of its size
IN Tcxns our people seem to be very fond Of riding,
ana some how other, they all manage to ride ex-
cer the writer Of this article. who s thankful that he
is aiin able to walk The amount Of money spent on
carriages and bugges In this city. II Il could be known,
would dslonllh ne natives. Il would 60 far, we
think to pay OF the states debt, and establish It's
credit again. We suspect nearly al the couriing, 60
ing on smong the young folks Is done in bnggies,
and that may account for the extensive buggy rides.
Fhle the drive Is progressing the lady Is afraid TO
look grim or to cay no. and the happy driver thinks
M Is safe. but day two after, be calls and finds
De as made progress apparently, and is forced to
propose another buggy ride, and 50 they 90 on tn
hreak down Of the eoufng, or buggy or both, occurs
HoNetcr the money 81 remains here, and our Livery
slnhlsn Increase and Che owners get rich aud are
happy
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CORRESPONDENTS.
From the waznAasAle Dsnosratt
wAxAnAcHIE. TnxAs. Jaly s. ls.s-

L. ]. STRooP, EeQ.s
We appFeclatng your sterling integrity and fitness
In every way for the posiou fcQoesf fhAf yon permit
ls 70 announce yo1r name candidate for once q
Superintendent OF Public Instruction We have seed
no doubt thai your nonnaiion by she Democratic
yentlon IA reasonably certain.
- p Anderson a Bros. attorneys, A. A. kemole
atlorneys Hon. ]. W. kemhle, Representatives ami
Bradshaw, aitorueys J. ~. StFOug deputy Surveyor
n n G Davis. attorney; q. y. Aldgdge, atiornegi n
u. Davis, presiding justice, AidrdEe a Williams
bankers; G. r. Ghson, district clerk; Farris g. (iei1
endanef, attorney and hankcrs, John r. King sheriff
y 8. Siddona. hotel; n b. Langsfor marshal; DANES
~. Thompson, attorney; d. g. Ransom, merchant
halney = Nash, attorneys A. A. Mcmillan, merchant
J. Hawkins, b +. HaNkins. merchant; II. II. Dunn
Addison, merchaqt; G. +. Aarchbanis, merchants ;
A. Gilt, merchant
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VIZ believe nc place IN Texas keeps up better sum-
n.ei trade than Austin. while Houston and San An
ono arc represented a. dun At this season Of the
y.sr our main business streets look lively and our
utl,i amt, wear smiling, satisfied faces
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Eknif yesterday morning orr city was visited BY
very heavy shower. and about two O'Clock with q
uahlc1 one. making every thing look fresh and
clean and bright a. could he wished. From appear
sntle enc county moand Us In every direction fOr
The Last three days, has been blessed with showers,
which win prove very advantageous 70 gardens and
Isle corn.
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! cannot forrel hin, IA, f.,rf tSiIl rsi,Sl
80 talnl{ sill71Ic IS iumnIIs % oaeI
-. ~ tQiee WI. heir1g md ms cheek DIIl llelosl
-'n -.-eA .t-ii iose him. Whelcssz Pc spss
snoN g 4 faithlcss feel Sc Is ccli
1iAl 1e loves me no u1lc - b. lor.s NJ ~ old
hut cannot forget TIE rirl.l ises 81 .,.,r ,,.,tf
Nnep taoasAi him az tenderness feryor ai,d lfaih
They s1g hc q rcckices. ui,cor,ai. ana Nh,
With tie vices 81 man and itc rgklfnr ~ -.rf.ii5
L Il Idle % talk. for. behave As ~ WIN
cannot forget him, ciing 10 him stfil
The cd folks may counsc. and cold oncr dcrIde
Love c1nnut Be conquered By reason o. pride.
/ am sure I uCIld hate him. N hate him il crlla
Bar, ales' still love him through evil and rooi
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE OF HIS APP
IA POINTBIENT
Form No. ~, see. IA. q. c. co. p. As.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FoR-THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
TEXAS.
In the matter Of John < ]. P. Waller, Bankrupts.
In bankruptcy.
TO WHOM IT NAY C0NCERN-Thc undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his election assignee Of
the estate Of John =. a J. p. Walker, Of Guadalupe
county, State o. Texas within said district who have
been ndjudged bankrup4E upon their petition, by
the District Court Of said district.
Dated Austin, the nth day Of July. A. ID. i873.
A. p WOODBRIDGE,
julyi0 W3t Assignee, etc.
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Or. " II. Tut
Sir-Peaee accept the heartfelt thanks ~ mother
who was wen nigh driven % despair BY lhc sad cora
ton Of an only child. ~ little boy has boon a1IIr|rt
with Scrofula ever since bis bfi|s. and afcf irtH
every remedy that was recommended and several It
slcans had pronounced him past al nprc accident
ally heard 81 your sarsapar|lla aud Qncrne Delight d
WINS 20 highly recommended that concluded CD IIf |f
but mur4 confess with very little AIfh iit hes
taken nine 81 the bottles you sent inc. and on IHH
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lieve by the time he takes the dozen De VIII nrlf
restored % hcath lie has gained flesh. Bias IuI
petite and now walks two miles 40 school, II
always remember you with gratitude
ANN MURRAY
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4ff negro nn Nantaii. Who vac 5lalbcd ~
nagte Ovens died from Biz nOanks. Owens
IS. asl bccn discovered
q called 70 he advertisement fof Fe-
esa1e b'fl ior building iaH & son Marcos. Hays
ceaniy
So 3 q s3iirn's sehool. ne knst.n Coliegiaie Ee-
male Ineitnte, rllbe opened aanQn the nrrt Day q
September Esxi This school wa e.lablished By Ar.
fn|lh ore. twenty years. and be bsen kept ~ with
eten regularity aad saceesp siHcc = has auags
been1'ed % ifs capacitE and. since Ar smith e nov
hfnkIns pl1nsniio6s fos re aecemnodation q more
Darat ttrs Bat lllhe doubt that he places WiA Be
fIltd
eoEapesent eoIps % teachers L always aftenqenA
apon TIE school, ard ne principal, assisted b Pc
most ssiastie lady. sees careflg @ ne VaAls ana
comfars q ihe girls entrusted 70 BE care Al the
nsusi 1rnches d edacsion fot young ladies are
arhi In mss school. and parents and guardians may
rsl with rffe6f condolences npor gol1 teachings be-
|1t tslcn1as - Wholesome Testralnll being exer-
e|fe1
81, particulars ~ regard 10 the school, refer 70
M advertisement appearing to-day.
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WAxAukcHrE, TExAs. Juiy 10 1873.
To Mesafe. IS. p. Anderson 6 Bro. Captain A. Brad.
shaw. A. A. Kemblc Hon. J. W. kemblc and
others.
Genflemen-YOur note OF the 9Th lnst requesting
permission to announce ms name candidate FOR the
oce q Superintendent % Public Instruction, Is be-
fore me. u answer 70 which haye 20 inform yon
that would not, In case State Democratic Con-
venon should see AZ 10 confer the nomination 10 said
O1lce upol me. refuse 70 accept the same. Thanking
/. J. STRoOP
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Wn have had tho pleasure Of a call from DR.. Gilbert
eh priyafel who has been soioumng IN our city for
tho Last week. Dr. Gilbert has been connected with
various newspapers IN this State and Is very ready
and orclble writer We trust his stay among rs will
nInln a-raeahle and pleasant.
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Nine.


A Dutchman went 70 the lottery Office in
Louisville, the other day, and inquired for
ticket No. 0. He either wanted ?, OF %, or
goo, OF %, 300, but no other number would
satisfy him. On inquiry as to his reasons
for this particular number, the following
facts IL bis life were learned: He camc 70
this country when 8 years old. After be
had been here years he got married. Nine
months after the wedding his wife gave him
q child. The baby when 9 days old was
chnstencd. He lived with his wife 8 years,
and during that period she presented him
with children. Then be had q fuss with
her, and she banged him over the head
times with the sfaVe Of beer key, from the
effects Of which he lay IN bed . days. He
left that wife then, and had been = grass-
Wid0Wcr Just 9 years on the day he had ap-
piled for the ticket He hoped with ticket
No. Q 70 recuperste his 6nnnces, which were
reduced to Sc, which Be offered for the ticket.
On being Informed that there was 10 ticket
remaining the number Of which was com
posed entirely of 81 Be looked detected.
but Immediately went out and drank
glasses 81 beer. Then be returned and sid
be would wait until only nlue tickets were
left. and then take them al.
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VIZ would cal attention 70 tbs advertisement Of Mr..
81. E Wards Seminary for Young Ladies At Nashville
fennessee which win be loand Ia onr columns to-day
This school stands deserscdly high throughout the
southern States and ia largely patronized.
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TIM Hon. j. G. Killough. the late representative
nom Fayeitc county was IN our city yesterday and
ad re pleasure Of seeing him In our ONCE. He rep
lnscnis lhe democracy Of his county as united and gen
orally satisfied with the work Of tie last Legislature
The Misrepresentation about the school law nd
other matters need only proper explanation to be
secuted By the honest yeomanry Of the country. Mr.
Killoreh made en- excellent member and deserves the
ulnnllfso f hls constituents
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M. e4un1rs. Who adreFfiscs in or paper aboutbe-
lag deceived 81 woman and her pseudo brother, vas
sadly nIade the victim 81 misplaced condolences. some
time sinec 20 We hear. be mel . young lady whom he
sdu.red loved and become ahianced 70. The day for
psae va Set the girl vas n need o. funds 70 pre-
tn ~ he nuptials, and the lover freely
a1l1le hei ne money for this and 70 lay
Sl6ek ol necessities for keeping house
- flf. way several hundred dollars passed
al1 11 BANDS. and when the hour arrived for the
n.Ilare sle uas missing gone and her brother in IN
aa'1 rilh her egeh il the way that slips occur be-
the c1p and The lip, snch q the way that eertqn
s1ant ladies' make money. and transporting young
lcse t.. Mr.. scuries' indignation f. founded
hin ~ foends q reason.
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on Iuy IS BY Rev 3. b Wfishi, Mr. Henry
fIekaIE % Mrs. dane ftceland
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CArrAu WooD and several more Of our citizens
went on deer hunt in the mountains near here, re-
equity They have returned, and report that they
KILLED aomcrous deer. The Captain says that one Of
his party took deliberate aim and fred at another mem
Der o. the party, thinking he was deer, hut fortu-
nalcly. missed him That man might have been sonie
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inlyl0 va
IIoUsToN. TEXAS.
rsna. AntI-nnlou. PnI..
DIarrh4a and Uholera mixture,

cure for bilious fever constipation OF the bowels
headache, dyspepsia liver complaint, etc. AZ cents
per box.
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TIM RAIDS are an N Torment There are about half
dozen cllques IN town. each determined 10 get
The top There win be q terrible scramble. but when
bnt few bones are left and al the hungry this l.
ne way unma nncrly dogs win do.
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An entirely vegetable compound 8 in IS Operations
pecnliar entering Into the circulation thus rnnIna Is
contact with The germ ur cause % diseases ll6 OBJ.
placing unhealthy eccrciions hy extending
TO eFery part 81 the body and causing eonc1| IIt
ton, whereby health succeeds debility and deatst
Under the influence 81 this valuable mc0eife Coz
eve grows sparkling. the complexion clear and fn4IaI1
nnsightly Bioichcs. pock Marks Worms Ia the fIlfh
pmples and Roughncsa OF the skin disappear ana iH
entire organization grows redolcai With health
gives toms the body and eanscs j % rain in It
and Increase IN weight.
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sTGrs WI AZ once BE- taken b. the lncoporAtors Of
Travis County Blood Stock Association to raise
Ehe moDey 70 give the institution start Books win
aon Be opened at the oface Of Hancock q West. for
1.nr stock IN IT, We are glad 10 see this most
ohy enterprise assuming activity, and hope Il viii
fsi in be establishment BY next fan Of fair at this
place. Wethnh there can be no doubt about It being
mtae paying Institution and al admit that win
p|i speedily IN great public adyaneeihent
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Foa yesterday We have to record series Of nishaps
Ar Cooper while moving sign in front Of the store
81 Baker Raymond fell from aladder and disloeated
ha sao6lder Mr.. Fowler Of Basirop, fell from his
horse on she street and injured himself seriously, and
ahc4ro man, By accident. broke his lee near the inter
-lIInn ~ ne Aranna ana Pecan street
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10 TEscuHns.-sehoo feachers' vouchers for ser
vices rendered IN Galveston county up 10 February,
1873 wa BE- paid at she State Treasury and after
Wednesday che 2ld inst ". c. PHrlPs,
Acting COMPTROLLER.
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UNHEALTAY sEeRETloMs.

For those and lansred Diseases remedy hss asspe
ferine humanity
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los q called 10 tie advertisement fof re-
es'slne b'al for building iaH 81 san Marcos, Hays
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VIII afford Immediate relief Cure guaranteed II
used as directed. Price 30 cents box.
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For diarrhpa collie, cholera morbus and cholera
certain cure. Price 30 cents and 81 a bottle
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These remedies are Tor Southern use, an.
are tFuly called
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

How HENRY WILSON WAS NoaiSaTEp FOR
NfeE-pREslDESr-The Adams (MaSsach,l-
setts) Transcript tells us exactly how it hap
pened that Henry Wilson was nominated
for Eice-Iresident in the Philadelphia Con-
vention. A squad Of politicians of Massa-
chuSetta waited to make Wilson Vice-Presi-
dent so rs to have vacancy II, the Senate.
One Tinker was Il collector Of internal rev.
| enur. and his way of doing WAS to plac.
| money where st would do the mo>t good
The Transcript SAYS of the operations OF the
clique OF Wilson's friends:
thinker was collector of internal revenue
and had no business there; but when die
propriety? Political delicacy and dccency
are not for him. They found in the course
of the canvass that CuliaX had Il majority
and would lie nominated unless some des
perate resort was adopted. Tinker ut la>
discovered chance to buy up one of tht
southern delegations elected and pledged tc
Colf,y. This delighted him immensely. HI
| opened negotiations ut once with the leader
| OF the delegation, aSccrtained his price fol
| himself and the rest, and then went rounC
and collected the money! and with has otr'
htndS pad occr tie CASH 10 Mis ieader. II.
| tllcn ph>ncu Ills WAY tniouSu t'c Sou'ci
ton 10 The rear OF the Presidents desk, aHt
made an arrangement with him TO recognize
| this leader wien he should rise TO declare
the vote of his State. When the time came
this purchased leader rose and cast the vot'
of that State for Wilson, and this decided
the election and Colinx was defeated. Th
dirty work of bribing was lett entirely t
Tinker"
We have thought that the Virginia dele
ration claimed the credit of securing th
| nomination of Wilson.
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DISTINCTION BETw ZEN RELIGIOUS AND oRp
NARY HELlhr.-High us man is placed above
the creatures around him there is a higher
and far more exalted position within his
view: and the ways are iniinite in which he
occupies his thoughts about The fears, or
hoprS, or expectations of ii future life. L
believe that the truth of that future cannot
be brought to bis knowledge by any cXci-
ton OF his mental powers, however exalted
they NAV be I: that 1t is made known TO him
bv other teaching, than his own, and Is re-
criyed through simple belief of the tesLl.
mony given. Let no one suppose for Il mo-
nent that the. .self-education am about TO
commend in respect to the things OF
this life extends to any considerations
of the hope set before lis, rs il man by
reasoning could find out God. 1t would
be improper here to enter upon this SUBJECT
further than 10 claim IN absolute distinction
between religious and ordinary belief !
shall be rrproarhGd with the weakness Oi re-
fl,siuw to apply those mental operations which
think GOOD III respect of high things to the
very highest. | am content to bear the re-
pro:ich. Yet even in earthly matters De-
Icyc that tue invisible things of Him from the
creation OF the world are clearly seen, being
understood by the Things that are made, even
Ills eternal power and eOdhcad; and have
never seen anything Incompatible between
those things of IL man which can be known by
the spirit OF man which is within him, ana
these higher things concerning his future
which he clunvL know by that spirit.-N.
FGr0ddY.
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One OF BrS Buffers SrEcuLATIoSs.-Thc
Boston Post gets IL pleasing little item from,
It's Washington correspondent, all about Il
little rcal-csiatc speculation of Congressman
b. +. Buffers. \ few weeks ago, the cor.
respondent writes, Butler bought 800 acres
Of land Just over the northern limit OF Wash.
in.ton, pay ing nearly 81 ,000 an acre. Ali tht
world wondered what lie could be thinkin.
Of TO hurry such a sum rs that in such an un
promising locality. The explanation is now
forthcoming. and it proves 10 be very sim
pie one. By one cf those odd colncidence'
tI,t sometimes happen the gentlemen en-
trusted by Congress with the duty OF pick
ing out II site tor the new executive man.
sion have decided that thi, identical aO0-acle
plot is Just the thing. So tue investment
wasn't such Il bad one after all.
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and held there until she was shnckingly
burned, after which he Threatened the child
with death If she exposed him.
The house stands in a some what isolated
locality and through fear the little girl moi
the inmates of the house did not coinmupi-
cate the matter to the ne!ghbors, consc
quently she suffered her torture for q week
befti.e the terrible facts were discovered
The little sufferer was con:esed to the house
Of an aunt. where DR.. Helwig was sum-
moned to her assistance, and Mrs. Reed,
who has had large experience in the treat
ment OF burns, volunteered TO nurse bcr,
and she is in hopeful condition.
The inhuman father fearing the conse-
qnences Of his great crime. if found out, took
his departure for parts unknown. and has
not been unprecedented, although Constable
William Price thinks ne could be found If
search were to be instituted.
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A BAD FaiLuRE.--Thc king Of wheat
st;ec,llators in Chicago, John Watson. has
been snutted out. He had been Spccuhtng
heavily in wheat, and his operations had
much to do with the advance in the price ot
that cereal during the past four or live
weeks. He vas foremost among the bears
of the market. When he failed he had out
standing contracts for 100000 bushels ci
wheat. and .wil> adding TO the amount when
the prize suddenly fell anu the crash came.
Tho losers are principally wheat dealers, and
The losses are losses of expected gains. and
hence the failure has had but little effect on
the general trade. Mr.. WatSon's operations
were on his own account, and the money
WAS his own fortune.
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IL. ls.Hrd If Visitors Of the University of Slr-
Ht ti urnrred al their next ann,ial meeting, on
.'.' :-!H DAY OF JUNE, ls13, 10 appoint n PKtl-
tt->rE fDK THE CHAIR OF MORAL PHI
l''>pl'iIY AhD political. ECDNOMi made
a"r, ~ iiic recent death Of Professor William IL.
"'t.u!tt.y.
inc subjects cII.t,rnced IN this school arc Meta
!hy,.cs, fIl.cs, "pic, and Po!liich! frnh"iiiy.
Ic,;luntiaI. viii bc addressed Ia the Hector md
>nls Of the University oil Nirginia- care Of Colo
na 'nArtEs \. .FTSARIg, Chairman Of The ra-
~ultT, University Of virrnia.'
.uyzrs! X. u. II. EEAE, Hsstvr.
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ErcI-SriTY or Fl-uss. 1t is said that
probably about 0,0Oo. 900 or 7O,O0", 900 cod
fi,h are taken from the sea annually around
the shores of Newfoundland. But even that
quantity seems small when wc consider that
The cod Yield, something like 3,300 hp eggs
,arh season, aud that even S,c0o.G0 have
been found in The roc Of u single cod Other
fish. though not cqualing the cod, aieaso
wonderfully productive. \ herring SIX or
seven OUNCES in weight Is provided with
about q, 900 ova. After making all reason
able allowances for the destruction OF egg
ana OF the young, it has been calculated t'at
in three years single pair Of herrInss would
produce l5i,VOO.OO0. Button said that il a
n.lr of behring's were Ie!t TO breed and mHl
Iipiv undisturbcd for Il period or twenty
wears they would yield II t'sh-bulk equal to
the globe on which we live. The Goa iai
,,rplsscs The herring in fecundIty.. Were II
not that vast numbers Of eggs are destroyed
hsh would so multiply a. to till the water
complet.ly.- Scientific american.
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R~1JTO CONSUMERS OF Oils FOR
MACHINERY.

VIRGINIA NATURAL PETRnLECM LCbRl-
CAT!N; - This reparkahe End "iI'abl"
pru;!uct Ia, rapidly gained In favor. Compara-
u,tIy a fcw ,eir5 ag., II vas unknnSr, but stncs
the introduction Of " In this city IL has grown into
general use aud favor giving entire satisfaction
and supercedinc the ue. oi sperm anu Lard OH Oh
most machinery Mrs,rs. PURCELL haDD &
GO ,c.1, III. pioneers In III, utrri"fton JH's
oBhere. and II Is the oil sold by the7n which mas
gained the reputation that tbs VIRGINIA PEIfo-
LEUM LUBRICATlN OF enjoys here.
Purchasers are cautioned that the oil sold by ns
dfgsrs fran al other Lutrcdting OILS sold ih mts
,nnrsa, We are the sole agents hire for the fik-
GINA NATURAL PETROLEUM LthRlCA-
TIS,; on. every barrel OF which sold b! Us tearlhg
uur brani, thas:
..vIRGI INIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRIcATING OIL.
PURCELL, LADD = co. AGhFrs.
RICHMOND. VA"
Orders addressed TO win receive prompt al'c'i
,i,n and be sblpp.d In good, light packages.
PURCELL. LADD < co. brIisphs,
,,,, Richmond. Va.
~
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:,4, ya.." a,a'!se, i near at hand, and
I,-.rmc -
l>>rrF Yui'K COMFORT
.-..g-l. ~, ,u,u"g ramia'rn. ! Offer yon
ff>l< ~rll> lau Kinds.
I..srt NIrA'A SACKS.
Fa..N ALPACA >A.As.
"n1t Dt'k SUITS.
fs..r tt>>IHEN. rA&r>.
3. t'N.u>AL '"NIS aud Nt>rN,
t. .-f%t-~ ''tIr>,
lut~~ SUITS.
NurTr lnsr~> Siilr1-.
ft.,l t"l"lisr SHIRTS.
u,H W!uli JtAS> rtrrEnlL DRAW.
.l-af - I"r paNr.
..ur NutTt lFNk<'IRAwER
ialr / NDLi>u liALF-lTo>f.
4I>F> COLLARS ,nli STYLES.
tAItE COLLAR, good st!i..l.
1v'1lI> aud BOYS SUITS.
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