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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-22
RIGHMONli0 a, MONDAY MORNING; 3 ]
THE Ann i REP 8 2 { u oRTs. q


The annual reports, Of the heads OF de.
partments OF the State Government sanii
boards Of directors and visitors of State in.
stituti0ns for the fiscal year ending October
3tst have all been cent lii TO the. Governor,
and are being used By him ID the preparation
of hia message TO The General Assembly.
They will be given to The press In patches,
This morning we present extracts from the
reports relating to the Eastern Lunatic Asy.
| Ium, Public Printing, and Mount Vernon,
The latter, though not State property. is
carefully watched over by The State, and The
Visitors appointed by the Governor annuaIiy
report to the Governor and General seena.
biz. The department of public printing Il
! not the first In point Of Importance, but al.
ways claims fits share Of public attention.
The Board and Superintendente the East.
| ern Lunatic Asylum, nov prominently 10
lthe.rinds Of the people, make interesting re.
ports. It i.5z5t Il ss s,.@gsSq'
Lieutenart.GoVerno Thomas, president Of
the Board OF Visitors to Mount Vernon, says
| IN his report: as The Board Of Visitors find
that under the administration oflthe ladies
| of the Association the laws of. the State ir
regard TO Mount Vernon have been scrupu.
lously observed; that by the energy, zeal
and patriotism of these fair daughters o
America, "the Mount Vernon Ladies' Asso
ciation," the home and grave of Washington
will be preserved fer all future time, and thai
it will ever remain q shrine to which ths
pilgrims Of humanity will love to come anG
! mediate upon the grouod which has beer
sancti6ed by the presence of the Father OF ht:
Country.
To the active exertion Of these ladies, sus
tanned, as they have been, by the sympa
tbetic interest manifested by Virginia
through her Executive and Legislature, the
| house, the buildings, the tomb, and The
grounds adjicent, have been restored to the
state (as near as circumstances will admit
| they were In when last occupied by him
The residue of the land has been highly i'm.
| proved and adorned"
The following Is appended to Judge
Thomls's report:
STRATFoRp, CT. July 25, 1875.
Te Lieutenant Gocernor Thomas, Chairman
Board Of Visitors 10 Mount Vernon ASso
citation:
My Dear Sir,-By order of the Secretary
| Of the Mount Vernon Association trans
NIT to you the following vote passed at tht
last council on 4th June, 1876:
"Voted that Judge Thomas, chairman o.
the Board of Visitors, be requested to make
an effort in behalf Of council to obtain tht
guardianship OF General Westinghouse vii
| if it is to be removed from its present Gus
tody." Very truly yours, as
SUSAN E. j. HUDsoN,
Vice Regent Mount Vernon Association fol
Connecticut. ~ ~ IN,
Governor Kemper is asked to recommend
such legislation as is necessary.
Public Printing.
Major R. F. Walker, Superintendent o.
| Public Printing, reports the following item:
of expenditures for printing done duringtht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-22

REME,xBER TH7s.-Now is the time OF the year
for pneumonia and fatal results Of predisposition
to consumption. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used In this neighborhood for the pastt or
three years without siagle failure 10 cure you
have not used this medicine yourself, 20 to your
druggist and ask him OF its wonderful success
Wholesale agents. 81 49, 6tsttr g sfs'#
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KILLED By a ,RALEoAp TRAm. Coroner.
Eaylos, who Is: q member or the Board. .ofs
Healtb, Issued q dea.h.certif ifcate on saltar.
day for the hurial ot d calored man named
William Allen, who was Killed; last week by
falling from one of the trains on lie Chess.
peake and Ohio railroad aud being run oyer
near Coyinptofa. Fs'Sss s55> = ~
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FiRExas IsJCEge.-During the progress
OF The tte, oa Saturday morning. on Oregon
hitl. Dir. George Dease, Of Company ID, was
Daoiy irJured on the shoulders and head by
lalilog bricks. He wss holding one Of the
suealls at the time. Ar. Deane was for
Meriy a member Of Company A, but ut the
t'c'saniza'ion OF the department he Was
transferred to Company D.
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1 have analyzed the Whiekey known under tbs
brand OF "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs, WAL
TER d. BLArR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FROM FgsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. - ias j. .B. McCAw, NJ d..
- Late Professor OF Chemistry
Medical College Of Va.
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COLOSSAL PorAro.-Dr. Frayser, OF Hem
rico. exhibited at this Office CD Saturday an
ifish potato, raised on bis farm, weighing
sstween threeand four pounds. BE has an
acre OF ground which he believes will yield
be'Eeea Three and four hundred bushels. y
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a Cow Casa Acting Police Justice nv.
Hait Crew on Saturday fired William HaY-
den one dollar for g allowing hts con- To- FUN
st large on the streets on the night ii she
18.f1 instant. y, ~
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Z THE VIRGINIA Riley WHIsKEY sold by CHRIS.
TIAN q WHITE has been analysed by Drs. McCaw
and Taylor and recommended as a pure mceicsnsl
beverage. Price for two-year old, S25o per gallons
price for three-year old, IS 80 per gallon.
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INSURANCE. UPON TIE PReYEgTY BUENED ON
SATURDAY MORNING .-phe brick tenemeuts
on oregon Hill that were burned Saturday
morning were insured asfoalows: Two oi
the fcnements $500 each in the City Fire In
surance Company. OF RicbRond; three Tor
soN Zach In the Virginia Fire and Maxine
INSURANCE Company, Of Richmond; and tgo
:Qr sotD 10 the Mutual Assurance Society cf
,fhelrb; total. $500. The Eest OF the
houses Hcre not insured. . sH9
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XANfHINE Is ahead OF all other hair prepara.
tions for restoring gray hair to Its original color
removing dandruf, and as dressing. For sale by
POLK MILLER &c Co.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS on TIE KINDS Of all our
readers that they should "a. to B0scHEN's to buy
their boots, shoes trunks and yalises, 500 and gil
Qrond street no f1sA+ ts s tf .fs.sEsr-4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-22

LADIES will experience much less trouble nit
their sewing II they use the, EUREKA MACHINE
TWIST, Try 1t once and be convinced.
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CONSUMERS acknowledge that the best collars
made are the Elmwood and Warwick. II you have
not tried them, do so now. "a q j,
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To CoNsUMPTIYEs.-Many have been happy TO
give t,elr testimony In favor CT the use or VIII.
BORIS PURE coD-LTvER on AND LINE. Expert.
ence has proved Tito be valuable remedy for con.
sumption. asthma, diphtheria, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs. Manufactured only by a.. B.
WnBoR, Chemist Boston. soldby druggists gene
rally. tez sr,fE tz.sS5. Il II <ars7.E5l = -
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BAvE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINuSG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. ~:
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Go TO HERMAN BoscHRN q BROTHERS. to have
your shoes or boots made. A ht tguaranteed.
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PUBL1c-scaooL STArIsTIcs.-7Th following
is statement Of the Dumner, Of scholars al
tending the public schools during the past
week and the percentage Of attendance:
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xAsTHINE, the great hair-restorer, for sale by
POLK MILLER & Co. ys. Il 1 .s.-sssi s ;yis
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HU,soRnrs RKAnssa Professor Eidd0ns
/, q An "oiye s,, aeI,gertafnnaenE cs hfIaofotss
rsadisgs cad &c Asso sica Hall Tonight
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THE INJURED MANS CONDITION.

VOW TEE FzESDFSH DEED VAS DONE
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BoARD OF ALDEsxss. This body meets
this evening at O'clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A EORRID CRIME.

Merchant Of Chesterfield Rrntafsy
Drained and Robbed at Afs
Own Home.
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BOOKS. srArleNEMy. %.

PLANK BOOKS. d.
We offer for sale, and niannfactusa 20 order. sly
zI ssnds Gs
BLANK BOOKS
y merchants. banks, railroads
Ia others, and respectfully inyses els
ders from parties who deaign openlrs as ses =
book on the tirsr Or January nexts s.....,,.
suPERioR STATIONERY Of cray ..'sas uassss'
tion. - ven as Tie cheapest 10 ,s
no az o0pA0gs1.Ml = s l-...sss 80 --.-
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Eexamfned Judge ouid: Ssid he only,
voted for enc senator,s Mr. Starke. Re-ex.
amined: Said he. voted for Starke princi.
pally, and then said be did vote for both
Starke and Knight. ~. E.e5,.sE ~ ~
- Jacob Jordan tcolored) said he could not
read, but Patrick Smith told him that It was
for Knight and Starke. Si1e III .
~ ME-. WISE on TEE srAND. "a
4 Mr. John : ST. Wise was called up, and
said that he was q Conservative, aud was
identified with the Knight and Starke moye-
[ment from It's Inception That, as It's con-
duct had been drawn into this contest, aud
false inferences sought to be drawn from
what had .beeu elici.ed,t be would state all
That he knew of, the. origin, purpose, and
conduct OF the movement. sl41.
Counsel objected to this testimony as ir-
relevant and OF no consequence to the issues
involved. and oyerhnsd deniDg the record
With matter having nothing to do With it.
Mr.. Wise continued at length, giving the
reasons why the Independent movement
was inaugurated, amoug which was that
General johnson Was not worthy OF pnDnc
confidence and did mot posses the qualities
requisite to- discharge the duties OF q. tross
faithfully. II ,s IS. 81 i. :.
names of q few gentlemen who sJmpatntzed
and co0perated with the movement, as foi-
lows william Green, aH. Golfer Cabell,
John o. stegsr, John Dunlop, othp g. Keen,
| Alexander Cameron, James G. Brooks, John
r. Garnett. w. 81. Perkins, z. z. Dupny,
,John- a. BelYfu, jefferson Powers, 81. y.
Rosster, r. d. MaHry, John 3. Day, ,onn ..
8. Mofat, Mics Cary, w. Y. panafings. :.
r snencer. A. &. Stokes, h earatlan,
Thomas ). Eysns, James Pleasant fstssf y y
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son appearing to make no particular Iesioe'
ance TO that effort OF Imboden, but seeming
to devote his whole attention to getting MS
i,istol from bis pocket. lnan lnconcelvaDiy
short time be had It out aud at lmooden's
stomach. I thought Imboden a dead man
,.-e. THE ARREST. .:sa
gn the very nick of time Policeman Rowe :
,sushed his body ia between the 1.-Two anu
pressed oImboden away
gehnsou stood with bis pistol In bis hand
and said, !" General Im5oden, I'll not XIII you
"a nile ia the hands Of that policeman"
q Snfbo6en called out, He is armed TAKE
his pistol away from hisa. IS
Geperai johnson said, "sGeneral lmboden,
woaad ,bave cowhided gou this morning,
but thought you had left town. u
! 9There Was then q huat 9or the co #hloe'
and it fell into my possession. ..s,s aa%f
+: as yAss&asa OF PeaieeEaaaa Roye. Is. s
policeman CEN wallace Rove giYes this acc
connt OF SO Hach of the diGeiltY as was
sesn hv' him: Is was on duty: at the, Peters.
s ;,,,ro RaiIroad depot about five gsnutes alter
o O'clock aud was talking TO two gentlemen
S srou New York. and as the trsip5 same inl
s.s,eeied, m ia 90 down TO fbe end Of che plat
form, Inst as I wheeled, i saw General ins-
hnSsn ana General johnson in 8 tsand.to-
hand fioht. They were very close fogefher.
Imi,oden was striking Jobusoa ana
General johnson was trying to draw ms pss.a
'ol + ran my arms between tbe tN0, ana
,eparated them. After / separateu tDem
General johnson got his pistol free. Sons
me said. - Take bis pistol fromhim. said,
!. No. General, pat that pistol ~ your
,oeket. ., and at the Same moment pHiiea my
o,r 10 ht,sinegs - remarked
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At late hour on SaturdaysTight the con-
dition Of Mr.. Tinsley was, in the opinion OF
Dr. Aalthews, his physician, perhaps little
more favorable. 1t was, however, impossi'
ble f6r him at that time to speak OF bis
chaDces of recovery. He thought that he
might die within the next forty.eight hours.
IL he lived after that tuas his chances for re-
'coYery would be good. A.
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Msjor R. F. Walker, Superintendent OF
Public Printing, reports the following items
of expenditures for printing done during the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-02-19

oi7 81. Charles street, 81 Louis, Mo,
~ Asfs ts.ss Gagged ii ~ srssa tssstssss, II Ill
yssno,eai, esar !. nna Ichron.c olssaees
oe.ypn'ils. 2 oncsshDQ. cIeot, stelcsuva,
= .neaaae 80 Uyphl III 10 " ~ neOuvtNI altocs
tons ~ TRIO a N ], 6onqe, 50 nss..a
sps.n aso'rhoa. sssun, psbIiisy and
sa.ses hassa.st s*sts ~ ether esaas ska Nah
" esss ~ fis Nsss ss~lesi
sss.tsss, ass.'tv dissssM syAt Asfsshss sssa4srs
T. ~rts ~ ~ fsss Es.issi Ssss. ssssiss ~ sssit u
X. .1r!'afs ps2ea' .n n 4:
stNs, Ill ~ Hsisa sstsisss fss tss ,stss. stAmre
0assss e:as,s =, e. o,r, ~ :: ::
~ = 81 ss. 2. s..:sd " iAs .s~b
Ito 81. sss4mr, Ass 9TH ssrssissts ssh 10 -.
asas a 800. st'y t*sf assst~s 4s.l st FAsssssns
ns.sd - heis.htiy ssesMmvAa tsssuh. 10 ~ xsrs
itiAA whani,i8iaassslsats " sls ~ sats M ,sss
= 4. Msdttst shtsssl ~ esps ~ Mst vstsrs
lsss Vie sssssa ~ 49, sNas ssisss III ft1NkiV
..i Qh8hta sftAsh ,tsffa NJ Warsssst liz u
Tsts*s aSvsv u, ~ s1s " gsv A.s.. pSsy ssns
atsssf - ~ aNA, NArt NIL ttnashs N Nj h.M
Thse ~ aasHs IA has n sftw ~ aam.f Il IN
fHsas sstsHsa IN shs saasssy &psiHM Lss. tsoa "A
60 II s,lsa ~ ~. Aa.tAe AhA sl~rFns @rAtsm.n.l
lie sN1 - afas Hshs A~fmrtshsnstsw IsLafsssfy
1919 s NwisM*s asaa W ~ hsha~at ~ kystas
l.ss, tssaa ~.,ts IN III ~ ehseas VI .ssih. ~
lssHa At*s Atatsmaa tats ss ssw ~ ssinfsa ii No.
Nfastteaaae astss xsHdess. Sh.A Aass h#sa bsasssl
ItH fss. t1sns ssssdisss ~ ssiaase 49, ia N u
i.a.a e ~ a'hss is.s. - ~. r,sy ~ tsfa,y u
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WEBSTER HOME. eosner Eins aud
utHh Sss.
Dll. ORTn lIwtNr, cor. Elm Nn4 MARKET IT.
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"a. FOUtM u thu snshos ri z MEnirAL roM
MON NkHsE.. . b4A thai Ha.i.sd circulation
u over 1,n.0oo cnpIes ALA. u "i1Asn N0ns
TAts.a saoso recently published. which he's ssia
v ths sassns 81 1nuvu eppies Al~o II = lictsscs
~ Hroms," which u aa~ i,elnH psDi.Asd IL ssrssa.
foktsnIs 1AhLas
II I'll. excepting the afst mentioned wafk (which
y mt u rrn',. viii b. eens frse an application
v either Ia I0ofs. n ths tsffa3 1iii futlsah.
Ne etsylay, sh.se vfaes y isu Hat a.A susss
Axsht. ~isah nHn AMI somen- ~snsea 10 sfil
ths foregoing ~ofha. % ~hnm iils,si prent viii
y allowed. Ths hsninniaas II ANAL f.stnhss
Asvs bsva made VI sel,lrH III. tnoTA's popsiAs
wosta. "t'LAiH Mnhs TALE" y particularly
AAAps&A y eaaIls, Aaa "Aciksca N sr0As" y
taas ~ thtag III ~ yauAk 6ena ~ contshts
tAbiss and - ~ yeusseives. Tie Jstnss amswsss
nuisit&1e - easstios1 Walsh ia1l4s nd eealio.
aa issi dsiirAey About A4klss " ,hsif physisiAas
Thsss \ mo.hlaa II lltssasars a ~ Iiks slthss
= ~ lus&suisx wMAs. "e1Earn ~ gSOas"
sAn aaiy " AAA N A1snaA ~ u ~ ratltsAssA
.fLAtN HONS TALk" y rsh1isnsd y bstA -
oSgise Ata "sss,aA lAnsAesse os&s more.
AGENTS VVAntOG1st
ADpn1as ~ AD0v1
v10nllyl
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rresvrs sT@vs s~@~ssv
~ sNMNA Assa M4ss As4ss4s !.
80 sss 81 ~ fsss N@Aas - ga 49, M4sE4
aAN*s 49, 1 80 $3.50 s4AaA8s4 4a&s
~ fsass - snssAsA $50 "a 49, - }sN
#kAsN
F#mfY~
ss susss tNsssts Maa.. tM.aa.&t
i aAA saA4 sw4~sNsskAA sMNssas go sAsss
AAs $50 ~ &wAAsA
sywsfssr ~ fAs Ytwvv
aA@sA tHsNs ass.ssssas MaA. ~ /
ssAAs*A4aa* s&saAsAAA
4awf~tss #%tesy
NA AA&AsA AAs*sA ss.m. -.
vi tAMA Nv ~tARA "a w. AMsAsA Asssaa 49,
Mn A*4&as ts~4 AAMN AxHAs &MAAA4sa Al
1917 M#H hAAs ssA#AAfA ssAs Asse& AaA
sasaAws
TMfF .Nwstst
49, hsAaN vi Al N~Ms ss.sA AsasA
~ sassNss sA* Hsssss.s ta@wsAia ~
Asss4s
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I'LL Hs 4A @Nf In 49, sW@8A
sAnis& a th4 tFtNtnst
- ~sA rfst ~+#shlreA l4as.n
Ha+et vAs I'D pNvs sa4#irA ~iiA lH4
i1aaeisaet agent e testv lIasst ls
lsss
IL hiusaei htts ~,
iiss Assss ~sMa rss Ars,i
Fht rsnsls hasF her hsaa
Md leel III ae~a MI the ma,
lIs sttmhltd IN bic spesshi
Tn reese fsum where Ne sss.
And thuat3d With sefseeh,
sienss sitting ~ w, bat
\ thiesra by n ten rays that
when HI rsfshss IT,, into hghs, and
h,s fno.htf rail. ~ nai.iren and hp
fash,t ,ells ~ the s,ose-handle. Nv n
placed IN ms, embarrassing position,
- h. u i sare II III, licked. 10 matter
who lie minds
4 certain rum restaurant has Tie
following sian, "Ni,als cooked here. "
In cre~a they cook EN- without the
sign
There is nothing more calculated TO
weaken boys character than 10 get
his fsh.hook fastened on rubbish In tho
river.
Only fourteen hundred aud forty
years, A. the transi, astronomers tell Us,
before We are T. fall into tho snn Bnt
then We needn't alarm ourselves Nm.
necessarily. II won't bc cur funeral
A nc,roi, young woman tried % DO
atistocra,ic and did MT look al the
money that she gave tho horsc-car con-
due,cr, hn. hc' mcchly gave her back
tho loxengc on which was written,
Ill never cease to love thee. aud
said tina. he was an orphan with five
little brothers to support, aud mus: be
excused.
Tho other lay Binghamton airl of
feed T. le.a enuu'r,nan kiss her tol
~ '''''s' l""' 'Ae'a''''a '"'
y" .'''e ! '"'''' ''a' "arn c'a"P' -
= .'aNb nun W 'a''uei" ''Wa
49, 800 -" - - 49, 49,
- ~ - "''''"''A a'''' 'aa"''e -
'''' "'''''s,' "'"'' livery woman ~
~" "o"" k"s "" s'"'so' ~ ~ =
~" "'"' ~ '''''' ''''a''''u ''a'
NAV a'' YOUNG III" iee' "
What III tho lunpes, word III tho Eng.
lish lanEnaees Smiles, because there il
4 milo betweel, the first and las, letter.
When /. la,,.,;l,. L., ,o,a. no.. !.
,.,l,,oa Ia ,.a,,;,,.. go. -. c,a.;
-, J. !. -. l.,,, -,
Tia ;,e,a ,aqee lo., ma M. nar.
l,,. r Ga.l ,..,o
~ play upun word. ]" a. Tho Gr,.
man .aiI wh,.n Ia firms, N. Lo.e n.,o
tho lapl..ll,r', ,Lu, - 10. out N.
a,n,..
's'l'', juno 81 7 Wy mn '"fho'
" ~ Que s'''e' an'' Ae' 'a''a"' cru
'Ised i 10 severely TINT rho wore her
eld bonnet when sho went % sc the
Sphinx. and ~. II was tho only one
- ~, !, ., 49,,
-, -, CT, -, -
,.... = =,
-,
Why cant ! 20 crazy too!' "My dear,
sail h., : yon may; Il would be lilic.
nlnus 10 be tho nnly sensible wo-
man IN tho world so hereafter she
IL going to wear huf gray .clt, turned
up IN ono aide. In peace.
-. ,l,,.,l,.'. II, mi. /. n.,
tina, ho has taken enough % mako his
hcad swim.
l'cnj. F,anklin said: Tho eyes Of
other eals are tho eyes that ruin VI.
II al hut myself were blind, should
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=. ISAAC, MAJ Nos SER. west - Elm ~.
WM. kUWAR0a. south NJ Dli~srh lioase.
SOAoAM LeNO, n. n, ~ west Of Rim, kaAssil's
Old stand
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Real Esiafs Dealers.
ksMnALl n TARNAWORTM, ~ sh@ 1ss \ .
WIN. y. PATTERSON, " Court Meuss. IL ".
eordSs's vIAcs.
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GEO. ~. TONuN opp0sile Court
WNNse square.
tNANnAl.I. BLAKE Il NEHNf, opposite
hitihatl a f~iusa rsh's HanA.
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Lumber Deulfra.

8 LMHLer Uealfra.
W. II J. GIGNNlNG, N0hrrt rhel In u
Hg~nt. Yard near the Elevator.
q. NJ. CARVER 20. Yard essnsr NJ
Elm anu Market streets.
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