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The Rights Of the Press.

| The order Of Judge GILBERT, of Brook
lyn, Y. y, impri>oniog Mr. SHANKS for
| contempt or court because he refused to tell
the m nc of the author OF an article which
| haianrcarct! in the TyiUrtf,o. With which be is
connected only a> q reporter, is an outrage
upon the rights Of the press and the llbcr.
lies Of the citizen. The law holds tho pub
fishers OF every newspaper responsible FOR
W hat appears in the columns Of their paper.
| II they libel man they may be sued for
damages: and it is no defence on their part
to plead that some one else furnished &c them
the Iihc!Iou> information. They ana they
alone are made 10 pay the penalty. II their
parcr insults man he holds them re-
>ponsilic. The community does not allow
them 10 put forward man of straw,
nor even the real author of the insult, I'M
less the latter volunteers TO make his connec.
ton with the offence known to the aggrieyed
party. These being facts, it Is plain that the
publishers are the only parties whose names
can lawfully be demanded i'll court OF JUS
tee upon the trial of a suit for damages, or
in criminal prosecution. If Mr.. SHANKs,
knowing, had refused 20 tell the name of the
responsible editor of tue Tribune,
or the LEGAL title Of the Tribune Association,
he might lawfully and righttully have
been held for contempt Of court. But when
the Grand jury making inquisition
know that WmlTELAw REID is the RESPONSE
bic editor, and that the name of the Tribune
dissertation is what We have just written,
they have no right to ask Dir. SHANKs who
wrote certain article in the Tribune. They
would not have the right to ask even Mr..
REID such question. They can proceed to
find an Indictment against the Tribune As
ISOLATION if by publishing any article that
Association has violated L criminal law. II
it be 4 suit for damages, the court can proceed
to give judgment against. the Association
and make the money. There is, therefore,
no excuse for Judge GILBERT's unlawful
commitment of Mr.. SIIANKs. Judge q. has
done that for which he ought to be i'm
pcachcd. and for which he would be i'm
pCached if the Legislature Of New York
were such body as it ought 10 be.
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Specie Payment s-Currency.

Gcucra! GRANT, it would seem, is coquct-
ting with the currency question. He has
been saving good deal, and his saying air
not very much to the point, while his acts
are less 30. He is now reported as saying
that "a return to specie payments can never
be effected except by a shrinkage of values. >
We suppose that the value Of paper money
with reference 10 gold is the indicator of the
amount Of shrinkage needed TO bring about
payments il gold. But we suspect that the
Prcsdcn. thinks that there is greater
>hrinkagc than that required. We hope
there will be no greater Shrinkage than that
eight per cent. decline in the value Of pro-
lvrly ard products.
The value OF stocks and bonds depends
altogether upon the sulvcncy and prosperity
OF the company by which they are issued.
But Wien will the reasonable shrinkugc
o. General values take place {? General
GHAHr is made TO say that already the paper
money IS at par with silver, and it is repre-.
scented tBat he is taking measures to cause i
large issue vi silver coin, by its increased
coinage and by the payment OF it for de.
,nands on me Government. Silver will an.
swcraycry good purpose in retail transac-
tons, aud would be welcome successor o.
the dirty fractional currency; but it will BIZ
no great advancement towards specie pay.
ments. l. is both bulky and heavy, ant
wont bear carriage. The amount Of goll
in the country is 50 greatly under the de
mands Of The Vast trade of the Union tina
whenever il becomes the basis of the pape
currency, and is SO employed as far as is de
manded, it must be backed up strongly ant
faithfully by public confidence, or it will
soon prove 20 be an insufficient foundation
and the country promptly fall back upon
SUSPENSION Of specie payments.
AT this time the confidence OF society l
not sufficiently robust to make the expert
ment. As DANIEL DREW says, when a maj
can't pay paper it cannot be expected tina
he will pay gold.
With regard to relief to the country from
plentiful supply Of currency, the .semi.oiii
cial organ of the President-the New Yorl
Ylnes--states that the President will pro
pose to Congress to remove the restrictions
uron the circulation and the reserves OF tn,
national! banks. This the President seeni
TO think will increase the volume of eur
aenc, tii.as; be Go.sa.4SercG .:..s -. -.
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The Home of heInper.
MADISON COUNTY COrRT-GESERAL BASkS--AGRl
CULTCRAL-THE WEATHER.

MADISON COUNTY COCRT-GESERAI BASkS--AGRl
CCLTCRAL-THE WEATHER.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.J
MADISON COURTHOUSE, October ~.
To-day, the fourth Thursday, was the reg
ular county court-day for this county. But
little business was transacted. The Judge
granted license to keep hotel TO colored
man of this place. IIeis the tirstneS wi o
has applied for This privilege in the county.
Quite number of citizens attended court
and had the pleasure of listening to an able
and eloquent speech from Hon. james Bar
bour on the important issues OF this canvass.
He traced Mr.. Hughes through bis political
lite, and plainly pointed out his present
Inconsistency, and warned the people not TO
allow themselves to be fooled by the vain
promises Of the Radical party, NC, &c. His
speech had fine effect on the people, and
will do great good to the Conservative cause.
General Robert \. Banks, the Conserra-
tive nominee for the House of Delegates Tor
this county, is doing good service. lie re-
presented this county for long time IN the
Legislature, and is the most popular man III
the county. He, with Kcmper, Wlthers,
and Daniel, will carry the county by large
majority. This being General hemper'S ma
tive county the people are determined 10
compliment him by giving Him, with the
rest of the State ticket, the largest majority
il has ever poled. ..'.' :. ~ e-..,oa
The farmers here have about finished
seeding wheat. More will be planted TINS
fall than usual. Some already up LOOKS tole,
rably well, .but has been somewhat injured
by the fly. 1T is thought the late rains Will put
a stop 10 its depredations. The weather
during the fall has been very favorable LOT
the tobacco crop, which was generally saved
before the frost on the 21st. The corn crop
is now being gathered, and is turning out
,,,aiI MADISON.
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measure m .n,,,T5obabi, toscmc extent d.

measure XII, prohabiS to-scmc extent G'-
minish confidence in the system.
Indeed. there is not enoug hcurreney aileat.
I,u, it has been always loaRd~that not a
great deal of currency compared with the
business of the country wss needed whhe
confidence prevailed. The great bulk OF
trade is carried on through drafts ana DIS
of exchange, and while people are content
to settle through checks and leave thelr . DE-
pos;s without apprehension in charge OF
tho repositories of the country very rttle
currency is needed, and if this be during
specie payments less gold is wanted.
Now, IL some mode were invented by which
there might be some elasticity in the volume
of currency that it might be supplied to
meet the demand when a furry arose FROM
the want of confidence. that would DC. q
great public blessing. Towards that enc
the Government should work. II.
a committee Of the Board Of Trade assem-
bled at Chicago have adopted the late Mr
GREELEY's project in advising the issue o.
| IONeTDtutNl CSItiuStttSo bSaA"S WV
rest. e., one cent day on the hundred dol
Iars-these certificates to be redeemed witt
currency at the will of the holder, and TO OF
paid or exchanged back with him for cur
rency at his request. 1t is believed that Thu
would help to swell the volume Of currenc!
| when needed and take in the slack wheI
currency shall be in excess. We very nlcl
like this scheme.
But the great evil OF the day, the wan
of elasticity in the circulating medium,
well understood, and we may hope tina
Congress will do something to remedy 1t
The great object is to create reserve--a re
| serve that may be readily and efficiently re
sorted to in time of ncccssity-a time which
the Shrcwd and unprincipled gamblers il
money are sure to seize upon to create cor
ncrs and produce panics, that they may prof
b. the public distress.
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The Campaign i'm the Southwest
Gooile, CaDelI, and staples at Carf9ti
a,oursE1ouse-Chccr Prospects," :
Correspondence or the Richmond DlspaIcH'I
IL. H1LLsy1LLE, CARROLL COUNTY, Va J

Correspondence or the Richmond DispaIch'j
- Huntsville, CARRoIh COUNTY, VAy !
T' ,.'T5rO October Goth, 1873. J.
Notwithstanding the very Indictment Wea-
ther very large crowd assembled here to-
day TO listen to discussion between the
champions Of the two great parties now con-
tending for the. ascendancy in this state.
For several weeks past it has been adver-
tised in the state Journal that Ramsdell,
Fultz. and Hon. c. Y. Thomas would ad-
dress the people OF this county to-day, ana
accordingly the Conservatives invited the
Hon. John Goode, Jr., Colonel George Z.
Cohcll, and John Staples, Esq; to meet
them. This morning our speakers we're all
on hand, but the champions OF Kadicallsh
were non est tnrentus. They had, no DOUBT,
learned how 1rarmiy they were to be re-
ceiyed, and judiciously deferred their visit to
Rain commenced falling Sunday afternoon,
but during the night it changed TO snow,
and this morning the ground was covered
several inches deep. and it continued TO snow
at intervals during the day. In despite OF
all this, however,, 4 large crowd had assem-
blcd by II O'Clock \. NJ, when the meeting
was called to order by Judge A.W. {. NoWlln
in the Methodist church. The building was
well filed, every scat being occupied, ana
many Standing in the a>lcs, white NUMBERS
were unable TO gain admission.
Judge Now!in first introduced Hon. John
Goodc. Jr., who for an hour and hall de-
lighted and instructed the large audience
with il speech Of great ability and power.
He is known to be one OF the best popular
speakers in the State. and his effort on this
occasion fully sustained his high reputation.
Indeed. it was second TO no speech the writer
has heard during this canvass, and he has
cnioycd the privilege Of listening to many
of our distinguished orators. As soon as he
finished his speech, Colonel Goodc left i'll l
snow.stcrm, in order to ill an appointment
made for him to speak ut Abingdon to-mor-
row. lie is doing noble service wherever
he goes.
Colonel Cabell was next introduced, and
spoke for more than an hour with his cha
racteriStic zeal and ability. His speech was
combination Of logic, patho>, wit, and hui
NOR. and produced fine effect upon the au-
dcncc, as was attcstcd by their rapturous
applause. lie is 4 great iayo:ite with the
people of this county, and is always listened
TO with pleasure by them.
John Staples, ESD, Of Patrick, was the
last speaker, and his effort would compare
favorlbly with either Of the others indeed,
his >pecch was one that would be creditabc
to any of the leading orators Of the day. 1t
was the first time he has ever spoken to
our people, but they hope to hear him
often in the future.
The occasion passed off very satisfactorily.
and much good was no doubt accomplished.
Carroll county is thoroughly aroused, and
will give Kcmpcr. Withers, and Daniel not
less than 500 majority. n.
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General James LII. Williams and Major Ro;
bert w. Hunter are the Conservative candi-
dates for the House of Delegates in Frede-
rick county. y splendid ticket. Colonel
John f. Wall, who has for many years re.
presented Frederick county in the Legsla-
ture, finally declined denomination.
General Kemper, in his speech made at
Jarratts Hotel in this city on Thursday
night, drove the last nail in the coffin of the
Radical campaign SANDER that he burned
Richmond by stating that he was fifty miles
from the city when the confagrat.sn took
place. Petersburg Inder and Appeal. ''.2
If you don't register you can't vote.
Your gun must .be loaded, Or ii will not
shoot. .a.t- !, ...t,,,.g, .,,.,
: An Indiana snegro has been sent 10 the
.o.i..e.sisry fer narryirs aWhite woman,
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The american Church Recie,r for October
is full of good articles. The Lao Of Dscorce
aud The Philosophy Of the Eucharist are tue
first two. Ra,riinson's Parthia follows. LIT
is exceedingly interesting. Literary Scep'''
cism is caustic review of MATTHEW AR
soLp's proposed improved religion. The
Prince Bishop of Breslau is both historical
and biographical. Tradition and Book No
tees complete the table of contents Church
men will find this Review to be all thai
they want in such serial, whilst men of al
denominations may find init much that vii
interest and instruct them. lc.s "a, $50 .
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Mr. T. c. Evans, the rollicking young
North Carolina journalist, proposes to pub
lsh Il paper after his own fashion and his
own taste in Raleigh. Ii is TO be called The
independents" EvASs's Independent -
and is to be published once a week: we
don't think we could stand him oltener, he
is too full of humor aud quips and quidditicS
for Il daily visitor. We suppose everybody
in North Carolina will take his paper. II
they don't, they ought to. We have sub.
Scribcd TO il ourselves.
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mg PRATT,S ASTRAL OIL,

NE PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uni
form. Illuminating superior to gas. Burns
III any lamp without danger of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly 10 disp!ace the use 0
volatile and dangerous oils Its safety under every
possible test, and its perfect burning qualities arc
proved by It's continued use In over 100000 flni-
lies. Millions of gallons have been sold and no ac-
Internationally or indlrectly-has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling It,
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the pest safeguard when lamps are used. Send
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and a.
Wholesale by the proprietors, Gil ARLES pRAII
& CO., 1OS Fulton street, New York. r-.....
oc 17-d&w6m
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0r<4y OCTOBER 10TH, 1873.

MAJ OCTOBER 10TH, 1873. ...r
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
T.R. PRICE & CO.. with buyers in New \ DIRK all
the time are enabled from week to week, and day
to day, to keep their stock thoroughly rcpcnished
Just opened, splendid line of ....
BED BLANKETS, some extra sizes and qualtyH
Great display of CASSIMERES, for men and boys
CASHMERE TESTINGS.
| BEAVER CLOTHS.
NEW MOURNING GOODS, In Henricttas, CASH
mercs, Merinos and Poplins;
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS, and NECk-T1ES; i
Ladies' and Gentlemen's KID GLOVES tbcst),
| HEAISTITCHED and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS. .a.~-~~r
NECK RUFFLINGS. LADIES' MERINO VESTS,
BOYS and GIRLS WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
Frs. . ..-..s-. -..> -.l ...... ..
NEW PRINTS EVERY DAY. oc 1t
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When ANDREW JOHNSON finishes his &C
count of his responsibility for the murder OF
Mrs. SuERATT, it will be in order fer Mr..
HUGHES to tell us all about that GARRISON
FOWLER challenge to fight duel with deadly
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CarOisnie,l..: ,,:'. .,.:'s.
GRAND cossgRrATlrR,RALLy At CHILEsDrRGHLT
q & vsroRr CERTAIN. @I Mg
ICDnrspondcnce OF the Richmoad Dispatch.
##CnrLEsBuneH, Va, October q, 1878.


Cn.LEsHunsH, Va, October q, fs73.
Yesterday there was Aiargcs and enthllsi.
asiie Conservative rallyakthis place. First
NC had most excellent and logical address
by ". 7. Chandler on the platforms and
leaders of the, Conservative and. Republican
parties we theu{had the .pleasuresof listen
Ing to one Of Captain J: NJ HudgInss mimi,
and anecdote. ALI present were then in
yited to partake of a bountiful dinner pre-
pared for the occasion. After doing ample
Justice to the choice yiands get before us,
we returned to the stand to hear able ad'
dresses by John H. Taliaferro, g. Allins-
worth, and Charles ID. Harriss. b. 3;
Douglass and Chastain White were expected
to address the meeting, but!they did not at
rive.
The people are thoroughly aroused and
the campaign Is being vigorously carried on
We are sureoof giving a handsome majority
for the State ticket, and Of electing Quesen.
berry, Swami, and Hudgins to the Leglsla
ture on the 4th of next November. DID,.
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In its review of LosGFELLow's last poem
the London Times uses the word "under-
standed.'' This fact goes to prove that a
ed is better than 'ood. The Petersburg
appeal will please take notice that this does
not imply that an ED" is better than
4 ladies' hood. ..t ... ... -..
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The zALpISE ALMANAc.-Josh 2bsthngs's
FARMERS Allminor is an almanac only in
name. and we suspect, that others of the
funny species are no better; but tue Aldine
Almanac isTa real almanac. The iIlustra-
tions in it are such as might be expected,
Judging from the name. For sale by J. T.
E,,ySoN
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s?ECEaLrE0ETSEss.
me- MORE NEW GOODS egg
= INTERPRETING. .A

pE.JrT1ErrI, III AGoNA sERGESand DUTCH }
ESS CLOTHS Mt so and &c. worth about "
pEh AZ sfssHh sATTEENsat 75c sold at sIand
BEA i1I III ssI French poPL1Ns very, very
RE S.isTTifff EMPRESS CLOTHS at 5oc.-sold
mt about IL last season :. -,
BEAUTIFUL CksHsfEREs at 80 and e5c.-soid
BRoCHDES,' CHEAP POPLINS, and COL RED
ALPACAS at 90 and 3Oc.-sold before az DUO
Also, CAAIEL'5 HAIR and HEAVY .TWlLLs LOT
A fnii' stock OF MOURNING and SECOND
MOURNING G0oDS;5ug .-.r,
Opera Cloths, Flnnnels, and pretty goods f2s ln-
. ncls, ana Under wear Blankets, Quilts, etc.
&C 81. i r HuDGINS, GORDON g W. /.
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TAIR OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, 1873. ..

PROGRAMME OF TUESDAY-FIRST DAY.
} |. The President and his aids, the Chief Marshal
and his aids, and the Vice Presidents and members
of the Executive Committee will assemble at the
Presidents Office, OH the groundS.at 70 A. Nj.
2, The Judges Of Awards will report on their ar
rival on the grounds at the Office of the Registering
Secretary and record their names and the depart
ment in which they do duty, when they will be d.
rectcd to report to the superintendent of the re-
spectve departments and 1t is URIC ED that they Will
he prompt in so reporting themselves, II possible,
moi later than l O O'clock
g. ARENA EXHIBITION at Amphitheatre will
commence at ii o'clock.---
4. TRIALS OF SPEED will commence at 2
O'Clock VIRGINIA RIDING CLUB.-Trotting race
under the saddle, single dash, five miles. Premium
Silver cup of value of IL 90 to.frst horse, and the
second horse saddle worth $50, offered as u spe-
cial premium by ). s. COttrell, of Richmond.
MISUNDERSTANDING: 81 so for stations, TO
wagons, owned In and have stood season In Fir-
gininia; mile heats, three OF four 10 enter and
three to start. First horse, $75; second, $50;
third, S25. + - - "a
On this and all other days LIFE MEMBERS of
the Society will be admitted TO the Grounds In car
rlages or on foot free of charge for themselves,
wives, unmarried daue hters, and SONS under twen-
ty-one years OF age, and viii be admitted to the
grand stand. .'a - = -..s. , y c-s@t-+ n -!
Grounds during the Fair.
Guests and delegates will be presented with COM
pliInentary tickets, which will admit them with
their carriages. and they win also have access TO
the grand stand. ASA .".. rs cZ1-lt
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DEATIFS.

Died, on the morning Of the Gath instant, at the
residence of her mother on CLAY hetwceh s..ssst an
Second streets, MARY G.: aged seven years ana
fnur months daughter OF Mrs. X. A. aud the late
r. W.ApperSoD. y.
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M THE EXCITEMENT Is ON TT

ME- THE EXCITEMENT IS ON The
INCREASE, BECAUSE DRY GOODS CAN
NOW BE HAD At, I .s-t j'a&iat 49,
/ -Fi1 49, LEVY BROTHERS, - ,'
Nos. 1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER SINCE
/ n'"Ii- ...sG THE WAR. ~s.'i i. 49,
Read over the price-llst, and don't hesitate when
you can purchase: ." .'~.
LAUREL d BROWN COTTON at 1910. yard !;
FULL-wIDTH UNBLEACHED sHEETlNG at
SOC. yard;l a. ~ itt ...LsLL.- -,
Excellent YARD-wDE BLEACHED COTTON at
12Hc. q yard; ,.r&- H.-.s~: 10. -.
YARD-WIDE USBLEAcHED COTTON at 1oc.
- yard;
REACHED PILLOw-CASE COTTON, full ~
inches, Mt l &c. yard; ~ 80 -.
rt1LI-WIDTH BLEACHED SHEETING at 35c
1-TICa 1o-4 BLEACHED sHEETING at soc. a
HICKORY STRIPES. DENNIS, " -.
BLFACHED ana UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELS, .Et...-t- .s.. ~ : '.1~s
RED-TICK and DOMESTIC GINGHAMS, at the
LEVY BROTHERS,
.t - 1917 and 1919 Main street
ASDROSCOGGIS, AUBURN, and FRUlT-OF-
TnE-LOoM BLEACHED COTTON at 6asc.
a ward. .| oc 25
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THE LADIES OF SIDNEY METHO.
L DIST CHURCH have In charge the. EATING
Fair Grounds and will furnish during the Fair first
class accommodations, such US DINNER, SSACkS,
SANDWICHES, OYSTERS, &c, at city prices.
Proceeds for the benefit of the church.
The public are asked to patronize this charitable
enterprise and not bring their private baskets.
j. n. b. All pi DIVISION contributions Will be most
thankfully received and sent Tor Ii No of residence
be seut to Rev G. c. Vandersllce, 806 west Main
street, or to the care Of J.trhompson Brown, III
Main street. .,t.Hst.ts 3z,si"ft. :d 5oc 20-2t* &
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T,HE MEMBERS OF LEE CAMP, No. l,
Lag. G. Ba are sreouestedsto attend regular
monthly meeting efihelr catnp TO.NtGhdIM az
streefs SnrdateS for initiation will present them
selves at az O'Clock. By.orier OF gommander
"a oS1txA .s8 "a ssSecretnry.
-IPHE REG ULAR SEMl-MONTHLl~
l. MEETING OF The CAPITAL BUlLDiNS
October 27fh at az z. NJ. at the ONCE OF the soutn.
crn Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY, BANK street
90 1S-ofr Secretary,
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That Petersburg will 80 for hEMpEE is as
plain Is 4. B. V.
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MI LEVY BROTHERS HAVE RE-
CFIVED new stock Of SARATOGA and other
STYLES Of TRUNKS. CaRPET-BAGS. SHAWL
STRAPS, and SATCHELS, all of which are offered
very low. oc 20
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TTENTION f COMPANY-Assem- h
hble AT your armory tuesday, EVENING"
iime capl, arms. and Announcements for drill. It
Is impOrtant thai every member should attend inns
meeting as matter OF great interest to the COM
,.nny MS nd ydlals will br brought up. by oruer
tt. ..,it II r. CIIRKE H. II. GILLIAN,
nr ~ on Orderly sergeant.
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Mu.LiNERY.

Mrs. A. c. TURNKEY desires 70
I'VE call affection 10 her various styles SSk,,
orsess aud French Waists, together WIZ 9tIvs
useful articles for The hdies New style k ~ ,,n
and HOJP-SKfRTS Of my own nisnu asetuaS1 ,t,,nr
SANITY on baud aud made 70, arder. secSna SSI
from corner Of seventh aud Main sre.sss 60 esW
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I JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATSf@,,
~ COMPANY. 81, -, X

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
+. ~ y - I3ffFALSG FOR .sf~ r. -
REGULAR LANDINGSON JAMES RIVER.
CAhhIISG UNITED STATES MALL AND
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the RECORD cfice.