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ton from the tolls and cares Of tbe;r do;,,
pursuits will observe the occasion as =
holiday. "'
A PETERSBURG PAPER states that ,
number of the First Virginia regiment will
visit that city on Friday night to attend
the concert to be then given BY McCann's
| celebrated band.
MRS. SwIssHELM propounds the mo-
mentous conundrum whether woman,a
intellectual address is dependent on a dress
and before you have time to give It un
answers "of corset is.o ~
w. G. CARRINaToN has been elected
president of the Southern Lithographic
association. vice William B. Isaacs resigned.
and George w. Mayo superintendent. vice
deorge W. Gary resigned.
A. TICKLE Church Hill lover. unon
receiving from young women whom he
mad Jllted a promise that she would nrav
for him, replied that he would consider
that proceeding an unwarrantable liberty.
THE CONFERENCE Of the M. n.
Uhurch, South, presided over by Bisbon
keener, of New Orleans, met in Norfolk,
Virginia. Most of the pastors of Metho.
dist churches in this city have wended their
way thither. ''0'.
DID THE SMITHs." inquiries Boston
paper, come to America before the
brownsr' They certainly did and not
only that, but the inevitable and distin.
gulshed John Smith, after his little trouble
with Powhatan, was actually the FIRST of
the first families of Virginia.
: MISS ANNIE FORD, daughter of John
I. Ford, OF the Baltimore Opera -house,
mas written drama which has been sue
ccessfully performed in New York city.
Sne Is young lady as gifted in mind as
lovely IN person. Her mother was Miss
andrews, residing near Gaines mill. not
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Greains State Sailrnal.
Official Paper for the Government.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
! ONE DOLLAR per souars of e;obt ,,,ss
solid nonpareil.
SPECIAL RATES made at counter or by
contract with regular patrons.
BY TELEGRAPH
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
THE NAVY PREPARING FOR WAR
RESIGNATION OF MR.. DELANo
hiHoTENANT-GE PHIL
SHERIDAN ORDERED TO
WASHINGTON.
JAY COOKE & CO., BANKRUPTs
LATEST FRnM hRRnAn
Htc', Etc, Etc, Etc.
RESIGNATION OF MR.. DELANo
LIEUTENANT-G GENERAL PHIL,
SHERIDAN ORDERED TO
WASHINGTON.
JAY COOKE 6 CO., BANKRupTs
LATEST FROM ABROAD
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.


increased Activity In the navy-Yartis
Fhe whole Naval Force of the United
states Under Orders of Concentration,
Etc.
PHILADELPHIA, November 26.-There
is increased activity in the nayy-yard.
Admiral Porter inspected the vessels ves-
terday. The dispatch boat Pinta has been
ordered to sea.
NEW YORK, November 26.-A dispatch
to the Herald says son Tuesday evening
Secretary Robson received information
which quickened, if possible, the activity
OF the department in preparing for the cri-
SIS. orders, peremptory and plcnary,
were issued by the secretary to the chiefs
OF bureaus to put the navy in the best
possible condition without awaiting
Tor the approval of the secretary. The
next orders issued were to Rear Admiral
Case, commanding the European squadron
to leave but one ship at Cadiz, and to pro
ceed with the other vessels under full
steam to Key West. Dispatches were then
prepared for the rear admirals COM
manding the South Pacific and South
Atlantic stations, which are now on
their way, to order the vessels of the flee.
to Key West, under steam, and report to
the navy department at that point. A tel
egram was sent to the commander of the
East India squadron informing him of the
gravity OF the situation, and to issue orders
at once to every vessel of the fleet to pre-
pare for any emergency
Per contra, The Times, in double.
loaded editorial, says: ''We have reason
to believe that the negotiations with Spain
have assumed shape which places the
prospect OF war at a much greater distance
than was the case yesterday"
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A GENTLEMAN of Middletown.

A GENTLEMAN of Middletown, Con-
necticut, having occasion to leave the
Brandeth House, in New York, at an early
hour to catch the New Haven tram, and
hardly having time to order an elaborate
breakfast, thought he would break his fast
by heavy bite at the first restaurant he
came to. Entering one of those institu-
tions on Broadway, where speed and econ
omy are the features of the feast, he called
for plate Of Indian cakes. Imagine his
surprise on hearing the waiter shout to the
cook, "Modocs for one."
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The
following cases were tried in this court to-

SUPREME COURT OF ApPEAIs.-Ths
following cases were tried in this court to.
dry:
Field, &C., VS.. Brown and ais from the
circuit court of Madison county. Re.
versed, Judge Bouldin delivering the
opinion.
| Borlanz VS.. Commonwealth from the
circuit court of Pittsylvania county.
Affirmed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion.
| Young's administrator VS.. Gilchrist's
administrator, &c. !; from the circuit court
OF Pittsylvania. Affirmed, Judge Chris
tirn delivering the opinion. l.
Bartner and ais vs.. Keran and ais !;
from the circuit court of Rockingham
(Staunton COURT. Affirmed, Judge Staples
delivering the opinion Of court. -r
Ruckman and ais vs.. Lightner's execu-
tors from the circuit court of Highland
(Staunton COURT. Affirmed, Judge Mon
cure delivering the opinion.
Efinger VS.. Kinney, trustee and ais ;
from the circuit court of Rockingham
(Staunton COURT. Reversed, Judge Ander-
son delivering the opinion.
Moss and wife and ais VS.. Moorman's
commissioner and ais from the circuit
court of Bedford county. Reversed in
part, Judge Moncure delivering the opin-
ion of the court.
Rives VS.. Farish's administrator; from
the circuit court of the county of Albe-
marie, (Staunton COURT. Reserved, Judge
Staples delivered the opinion of the court.
Cullen VS.. Commonwealth will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
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MRS. UNDERTOOK, the wife Of Udder.
zook convicted of the murder of W. s.
Goss), packed up her earthly possessions in
West Chester on Monday last, and left for
Baltimore, whittier had gone the members
of the Goss and Ardin family day or two
before, and the convicted man is left in his
cell to face alone whatever the future may
have in store for him. He appears TO be
buoyed up by strong hope of obtaining q
new trial, in which he hopes to be more
fortunate than in the first one.-WeS1
Chesteri Pa Republican,.
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ROANOKE INSURANCE COMPANY
The charter of the Roanoke insurance com.
pany, granted by Judge A. d. Dickinson,
of the circuit court of Mecklenburg, has
been lodged in the office of the secretary
of the commonwealth. The object of the
company is to insure dwellings, houses,
stores, and to do usual insurance bust
ness. Capital stock not less than ten
thousand dollars nor more than two hun.
dred thousand. Shares $100 each. The
principal Office to be located at Boydton
The officers of the company for the frs
year are as follows: William P. Webb
president; A. s. Boyd, vice-president R.
f. Clark, secretary and treasurer; and
Messrs. William P. Webb, A. s. Boyd,
Alexander Snyder, j. W. Mackasey
George B. Finch, l.. e. Finch, s. P.
Thomas, directors.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Jay Cooke Il Co. Adiutiicated Bank
rupts.
PHILADELPHIA. November 26.-In the
United States district court this morning
Judge Cadwalador-th petition of sundry
parties asking for an adjudication in bank
ruptcy in the case of Jay Cooke & Co. was
granted, and j.. Gillingham Fell, esq.,, ap-
pointed receiver. The judge intimated that
future proceedings under the adjudication
should be had under the forty-third section
of the bankrupt act, which authorizes the
appointment of. trustee and committee
by the creditors.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, November 26.-Mr.
John Delano resigns the chief clerkship of
the interior department on account of per-
sistent ill-health. He was capable and po-
lite, and his retirement, under the crcum-
stances, causes general sorrow among his
associates and those who have had business
with the department.
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REAssEssMENT OF PRoPERTY.-A
singular fact came under the notice of a
gentleman in this city few days ago in
reference to piece Of property on Third
street. 1t has not advanced nor retroceded
from the year 1882 to 1873, from So per
front foot; and yet this same property is
in-you might say-the heart Of the city,
between two o! its principal streets;
caused perhaps by an oversight of those
entrusted now and heretofore with the
assessment of property.
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DIR. FOSTER, Of Boston, grieved beyond
measure at mistake he had made in Civ
ing an old lady opium when he should have
seen that she already had full dose of
the drug, the mistake causing the person 8
death, ''withdrew to his own room without
word, and, with perfect calmness, sew.
cred the fermoral artery as neatly and
completely as the most experienced sur
geon could have done it, and bled to death
at once.'
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A GOLDEN WEDDING AT ST. MARY's
CHURCH.--An interesting marriage cere-
mony was this morning performed by
Father Beno, at st. Mary's church. The
happy aged couple was Mr.. Henke and his
good lady, witnessed BY several children and
large number of grand children and great
grand children and other friends. After the
ceremonies were performed at church sew
eral carriage loads of guests escorted them
to their residence, ct the corner of Monroe
and Broad streets, where they enjoyed the
further festivities in real old German style.
May they live another half century as in
the past, enjoying the married relation in
this selected land of their choice, changing
only so far as custom from the iatherland.
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, MEssRs. JAMES r. OsaooD & Co.. Of
Boston, proposing to relinquish the business
OF magazine publishing, have sold their ne
rlodicais, the Atlantic Monthly and Every
Saturday, to Messrs. Hurd & Houebton. of
New York, and Messrs. H. D. Houghton &
Go., OF the Riverside Press; and Our Young
Folks to Messrs. Scribner & Co., of New
York, publishers of the rev juvenile ST. S.
Nicholas. 1So' W
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CAsToRIA.-Is more than substitute
or Castor OIL 1t is the only safe article in exis.
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels cura
wind-colic and produce natural sleep IT ,s
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers NAV sleep
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MAsoNIc.-De Molay Encampment, No.
4, X. T., of Lynchburg. has appointed the
following gentlemen as delegates in the
next Grand Commandery, to be held in
Richmond in December next: John Will
liaMs, James S. Moss, w. N. Wexford and
Samuel w. Wingfeld.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of in this court this morn
ing:
Mary Edwards, stealing, discharged.
Reuben Peek, alias Johnston, stealing,
sent on to the grand jury.
Stephen A. Robinson, drunkenness, dis.
charged.
i. j. Boiling, sample merchant, fined
$50.
John T. Cushman, unlawful driving
fined $3.50.
Anna johnson. alias Betsy Darden, un'
lawful abuse, security of 800 required fol
three months.
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CITY NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE. - o.Night-NIiss Ada
Gray, in "whose Wife," To.Morrow Night
Miss Ada Gray, in east Lynne
ASSEMBLY HALL-To-Morrow Night-Scc
Grand Ball of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 26.-General
Wellesley complains that his Ashantee aux.
illiaries are utterly worthless, and that he
is unable to follow up his advantages on
account of their cowardice and tar1iness.
The Times is hopeful of pacific sou-
tion of the Yirginius question. The Daily
News says it is rumored that the ultimatum
of the United States will be equivalent to
declaration of war.
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Items.

New YORK, November 2G.-The nav-
cation of the Hudson to Albany is sus-
pended, and the steamers have gone into
winter quarters. This is the earliest
closing of the river during the present
century.
Under orders Of the union the BROOKLYN
plasterers have stopped work until the
employers guarantee four dollars per day
during the winter.
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CoAsTwIsE. Entered Everhard,
Captain d. Horshman.
Cleared-Norwegian bark Edwin, Cap.
tain Christerfersen, with flour and slaves
for Liverpool.
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The PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The school
board not having authorized the closing
Of the public schools tomorrow, the
little folks will spend Thanksgiving Day
cramming their heads with knowledge
instead Of their bowels with turkey.
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VICK's FLORAL GUIDE.-We have
received the January number Of thi IS ex-
cellent work, published by James Wick,
Rochester, New York. 1t is Q. splendid
number, and its article on floral decora-
tions, for the house, for the church.. for
the table, &C., with illustrations, is alone
worth far more than the price Of the book.
1t should be in the hands of all who love
flowers. 1t is published quarterly and
the subscription price is 20 cents year,
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Marine.

New YORK, November 26.-Arriyed,
Mercidita, Frisia, olympia, Victoria,
Spain. Arrived out, Weser, W. G. Put.
nam, Elizabeth Taylor, Edward Richard
son, California.
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RUNAwAY.-Theh horses attached to o
carriage belonging to Mr.. Thos. Duke ran
away about half past twelve pollock to-day
from Ford's hotel, during the absence Of
the driver. They took in Broad, Ninth,
Governor and Franklin streets. The car.
riage was upset in front of the high consta-
ble's office, damaged to the amount of
about $40.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK.
IKEh

~" Ne" iohA' 4kxks
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship WYA-
NOKE, Captain CoUoH, will sail on FRIDAY,
November 2s, alto o'clock a. m.
Freight received until IA. M
On and after November l, ships will leave
Norfolk at O'Clock p. m. during the winter.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south
east and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Round Trip Tickets. ................. 90 co
For freight or passage, apply to
! IS ssa GEO. w. ALLEN & CO.,
no 25-2t Companys Wharf Rockets
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TEMPERATURE.-Th following is the
range of the thermometer at Captain G..
F. Johnston's bookstore, 9lS Main street i:
6 a. m. 80; ga. m. AZ; 12m. A 3 p. m.
AZ.
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ASSEMBLY HALL.-The second grand
ball of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
will be given at the above hall on Thurs
day night. McCann's band will furnish
the music: The grand march takes place
at eight O'Clock.
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Nor THAT MAN, BUT ANOTHER
MAN.-It was Asa Rogers, jr., of Peters
burg, and not General Asa Rogers, of this
city, who was one of the sureties of Mr.. T.
/ T. Brooks.
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MoRTUARY.-The whole number of
deaths in the city for the week ending
Saturday, November 22nd, was 40; in
addition, 8 still-born were reported Il
white, 2 colored). Sex: Males, q ;
females, 10. Color: White males, 8;
white females, II; colored males, lS
colored females, 8.
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New BRASS BAND.-Professor Louis
Voelker is getting up new brass band,
composed of experienced and capable
musicians. He has already the nucleus Of
fine musical organization.
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DUNLAP's CAsE.-The case of Robert
B. Dunlap, charged with the murder in
Ohio of James Carpenter on the 18th Of
September, 1872, who was arrested in
Staunton couple of months since by De-
tective Jack Wren, of this city, will take
place at Columbus, Ohio, on the 9Th Of
December. 1t seems that the only witness
against him is the wife be married in that
state, and as it appears that he was never
divorced from the wife he married pre-
viously in Augusta county, his present wife
is q competent witness against him.
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REDUCED TO Two.-The only vacant
building sites now on the southside of
Main street are those whereon Kent,
Paine & Kent's store and the Spotswood
hotel used 10 stand. They will be built up
ere long.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, November 2G-Noon. -
Stocks strong, active and higher. Money
bid. Gold 100. Exchange, long r.;
short st. Governments strong. States
uuiet
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CENTAUR LINIaIENT.

OENTAUR LINIAIENT,-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CENTAUR LlNINssT will not
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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VIRGINIA:--IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, OCTO-

Der 81, 1873.
ANNIE E. JENSrSes-Plaintif,
against
JOHN Z. .JRSsISes-Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain partition of
eighty six acres of land described in the bill,
and If partition in kind cannot be conveniently
made, then to obtain decree for sale of said
land ana a division Of the proceeds between the
parties entitled. An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is not a resident of
the State of Virginia. it is ordered that the said
defendant appear here within one month after
due publication hereof and do what is necessary
to protect his interests in this suit.
Acopy-Teste,
A 'GEoRGEK. TAYLOR, DC.
f. M CONNER, Pc. 1-lw4w
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CUBA,
A Receution at Havana.

HAVANA, November Pa grand re :
ception and serenade was given last night
to Senior Soler, the colonial minister, at the
Casino Espanol.
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aU-A young man at a musical party being
told to abring the old lyre," brought out
his mother-in-law.
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RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-TheM Monumen.
tai church will be open for divine service
tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
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ILLINOIS.

General Sheridan Ordered to WASH
ingtOn.
CHICAGO, November 26.--General
Sheridan has been ordered to Washington
to confer in regard to military affairs in
case of war with Spain, in which event
he would have the chief command in the
field
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SECOND GRAND BALL

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS, saisas.
AT ASSEMBLY HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1873.
Music by McCann's First Virginia Regiment
band
Tickets IL. to be had of either of the following
gentlemen
Floor CoMhI1TRB.-P. ii. McQ uade, James
Haegsrty, Michael Ryan, ]. T. sullivan, John
A. Haley, David Brennan
RRcRPTIoN CoMaITTRg.-W. II. Ward, chair
man; Daniel Horgan, james Hays, J. X.
Molloy, James Giblin, James Harmon, H. d.
Boucher, James Sweeney, J. J. DAILY, J. Man
ming, James Conway.
GRAND MARCH ut s O'Clock. no 26-lt
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-No paper will
be issued from this office tomorrow.

WHOSE WIFE."-This new society
drama will be presented at the Theatre to-
night, with Miss Ada Gray, the gifted young
American comedienne, as the heroine
supported by Spalding's talented dramatic
combination, including Mr.. Harry Lang.
don, leading actor of very decided and
acknowledged histrionic talent, and num-
Der of worthy confreres, both male and ie-
male. Spalding's aggregation is regarded
IN all respects, so far as talent and capacity
is concerned, as the ablest troupe now
travelling, and is the same one, with valu-
able additions, who recently SO efficiently.
in this city, supported Miss Lille Eldridge
in her round of characters. Those who
visit the Theatre tonight may be assured
IN advance of a most agreeable evenings
entertainment. The Wing of this morning
says:
Last season when this charming art,ste
camsto Richmond, almost unheralded, it
was not supposed that she was superior to
the average of new ''stars" who were roam
ing through the country in pursuit of dollars
and fame but her first impersonation on
our boards convinced all judicious OBJ
servers that as an exponent at least of
society characters, she was an actress
OF SURPRISING merit. Her style was
found to be natural and unaffected,
and in personal attributes she possessed
every requisite for the roles she had chosen.
Miss Gray became favorite with the Rich
moed play-goers at that time, and we be.
lieve that the attendance tonight, when
Whose Wife" will be presented, will
prove that the agreeable impressions of a
year ago have not worn off The play itself
is one of thrilling interest.
VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE.-The grand
vocal and instrumental concert given ut
this place last night under the auspices of
Eureka Quartette with the assistance of an
admirable instrumental Quintette, for the
benefit of Clay-street Methodist church,
was most enjoyable affair in all its parts.
1t is to be regretted, however, that the
thousand or so members of Clay-street
church, and its troops Of friends, were
so busily engaged elsewhere as
to be unable to be present except
in minute particles on an occasion
gotten up expressly for their benefit.
However, the general public rallied and the
entertainment was success. Both the in
strumental and vocal parts, whether in solo
or concerted, showed an enviable degree of
musical proficiency. Several of the pieces
were encored. The members of the Eureka
Quartette are Messrs. Henry G. Wyatt, W.
D. Simmons, James P. Wood, and w. R.
Riddick Of the instrumental Quintette,
Messrs. Henry F. Laube, John Baseler,
John Rheintz, Julian Wildt and Augustus
Wilmington,
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DOMESTIC WINES AND BRANDIEl
FOR SALE.

3cG FOR SALE.
The undersigned has at his rooms, sub-base.
ment Stsarns' block, opposite the postoffice,
SEVERAL THOUSAND GALLONS PURE
DOMESTIC GRAPE WINE and BRANDY,
which he is offering for sale on the most accom-
modating terms, and TO which he would invite
the attention of the Richmond public His
BRANDY, especially, though lacking age, he
believes to be superior article, and he is max.
ing arrangements whereby every citizen of Rich.
mond will soon have an opportunity of testing
it, as well as his WINE. Anxious to have his
BRANDY sold and used for medicinal purposes,
an agent will soon call at every door to take
orders for It. and what WINE may be needed
He would bespeak for his agent the kind atten
tion of all upon whom he may call.
R4aa -a4 g. X. GILMER,
Sub-basement Stearnss block,
no 24-3t Entrance on Alley, in rear of Levy.
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NEW JERSEY.

Patrons of Husbandry.
CAMDEN, November ga state grange
was organized here to-day.
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Increased Activity In the navy.Yards
The Whole Naval Force of the United
states Under Orders of Concentration