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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-02-20

The Rnssellyile DEMOCRAT has entered on it's fifth volume and is undoubtedly leading country pa per; spicy, fresh, and newsy, it is a welcome guest to it's many readers. = Morrillton State.
 We thank you, Brother Feltus, for the compliment. We assure you we appreciate very highly your good opinion of the DEMOCRAT, and wc hope it may ever be such a news paper that you will never have te change your opinion of it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-02-20


 MT. Barker offered concurrent resolution uniting the honse and senate committecs on penitentiary. Mir. Barry moved to adopt. Car. ried. ht Mir. Fishback to previleged ques. tion; the the bribery committee had found two witnesses who refused to answer questions, Messrs. w. II, Furbush and R. A. Dawson. He read the question which the gentle. men failed to answer. Absolute silence prevailed during reading ol of report. @ Mir. Furbush--I move we adjourn. No second.
 Astonishment.
 Mir. Speaker--Is it the pleasure of the house to take any action on the report?
 Mr. Barry-It seems they are going toVtake no action, call for the regular order.
 The Speaker-The gentleman is writing resolution.
 Mir. Roden presented joint resol- ution, to amend the State Consti- tuition in regard to yaeancies in office. Read first time and referred
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Married.

EY-STABLER.-At Phi1adel-
phia, Monday, October s. 1879, Miss CORA
l.. STABLER to Mr.. MILAN BENTLEY,
by the Rev. Joseph May.
The principals III this happy affair are a
fair cousin and younger brother Of the
editor Of the CHIEF. TO onr dear young
relatives we tender heartiest congratulations
upon the auspicious event which has joined
them together in the nearest and most pre-
cious bonds which can entwine about two
loving hearts, and we trust their future life
will be as blissful and free from care as the
roseate present seems TO promise them.
HASS-GARCIA.-Att the residence Of the
brides mother, in DonaldsOnville, on Thurs
day, October 2, 1879, by Judge John A.
GARCIA.
VOM HOFE-WAHL--A Donaldson
vile, Saturday evening. October 4, 1879,
Mr.. EMILE VOM HOFE of New Orleans,
to Mrs PAULINE VAIL Of Donaldsonvil1e.
The handsome couple left here yesterday
for New Orleans where they will take up
their residence in new house built by Mr..
Vom Hofe in anticipation of the above noted
consum1nation of his hopes. The bride, who
will be better known as Mrs.sC. w. Rose,
has lived in Donaldsonville number of
years, where she conducted a very success
full business, while the groom is a comely
young professor of music and dealer in
musical instruments in New Orleans. The
good wishes Of the many friends Of the new
~ married pair will follow them to their
now home.
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SERIOUS AcC1DENT.-Friday evening,
about 5 o'clock, the framework Of tic
new sugar shed which il being erected
at Mr.. J. c. Cofeld's plantation, took
tumble" to the ground while several
worklnen were upon the structure, and
some Of the parties narrowly escaped
fatal injury. Oscar Gentil, Il son of Mr..
Dominique Gentil OF Donaltlsonville,
was on the highest portion of the shed
and had q fall Of about thirty feet, and it
was Thought at first that he had received
internal injuries that would prove NOR
tai, but we are glad to say that his con
dition to-day is improved and promises
speedy recotery. Adolph Monsoon was
struck across the face by piece of tim
Der and nearly had his nose broken.
Ben Paul, colOred man, jumped to
the ground and fell scnselesa. He was
thought to be dead, but Il few moments
afterwards he recovered consciousness
and Was found to be unhurt. Ed. Ste
phens, also colored, sustained q fracture
and dislocation of the left hip bone, but
is doing well under the treatment Of DR..
McGalliard. We sympat!lize with the
sufferers by this accident, including Mr..
Cofeld, to whom it will be tile cause OF
no inconsiderable expense, and at the
same time we congratulate them that
tue consequences We're no worse.
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HURRY! HURRY Great bargains at
NJ. Israel e. Co.'s-Kid gloves for SOC q
pair, and other goods in proportion.

In this issue of the CHIEF, under the
heading Of candidates announcements,
appears card giving notice of ting can
,lidacy Of DR.. w. M. McGalliard for Cor
oner, subject to the actiorof the Demo-
cratic Conservative parish convention.
Among our local practitioners Of the
healing art, none are better or more
favorably known than DR.. McGalliard.
His success and skill as physician, com
bined with many estimable personal
traits and tho readiness with which he
always responds to the call Of the suffer
ing and needy, have made him very pop
ular with all classes of people, and he
will prove formidable candidate should
his name 60 before the voters il Decem-
her
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Arrival & Departure Of Mails
DOnaIdSOnyil1ep OSt-Officc.

Mails arrive and depart daily Sundays ex-
ecpted), az follows:
N'cr Orleans aud DonaldsonriHc-Pe New,
orleans and Texns rairoad-Arrivcs at II
NJ, departs ut 1880.
Dondi1souriHr aud Rrtyou Sa,u-Per steam
ers John w. Cannon and Edward j. Gay
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings.
Dnnnfisouriiic and 1ssumption-per stage
limo to Napolconville-Arr II A. NJ,
departs T. NJ.
All other routes discontinued Jan. ] 1879.
TO insure dispatch drop all letters i'll the
post office lty 1880 4. NJ.
w. G. WILKINSON, p. NJ.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Packets.

New Orleans and Bayou Lafourche.
Henry Tetc, up Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday nights down Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday mornings.
New Orleans and Bayou Goula.
Whisper, up Monday and Wednesday
nights and Sunday morning down Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
New Orleans and Bayou Sara.
John ". Cannon, mp Wednesday and Sat
ur,lay nights down Moinlay and Friday.
Ed'rard y. Gay, up Monday and Friday
nights down Wednesday dnd Sunday.
New Orleans and vicksbiifK.
Robt. b. Ice, up Tuesday night; dbw1i
Sunday night.
J. ~. While. up Thursday night; down
Wednesday night.
Ed. Richardson, up Friday night; down
Thursday.
Notchez, up Saturday night; down Thurs
day evening.
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Experience in every branch Of business
ensures success. Inventors who secure
the services Of attorneys familiar with
patents, and the practice of the Patent
Office rarely fail i'll obtaining patents.
The same rule applies i'll all contested
mineral and land claims brought before
GREEN, 500 Seventh street, Washington,
D. c., have had years Of experience i'll
practice in all Departments Of the Gov
ernment. (Send stamp for information.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-18

Last Saturday night some thief effect
cd an entrance into the front portion Of
Mr.. III. C. Grube's residence on Railroad
Avenue, occupied by Mr.. John Arnolds,
a Matchmaker and walked off with two
watches belonging to the latter gentle
man. MI. Arnolls will hereafter keep a
closer watch upon his watches and thus
become a better time keeper. The robber
whoever he may be-is like procrasti-
nation, because he is the thief of time.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-18

There is nothing 50 essential to health
and happiness as pure rich blood. 1t
prevents exhausted vitality, premature
decline. nervous and physical debility.
besides untold other miseries. Pdrson's
Pmgatire Pills purify and enrich the
blood, and will change the blood in the
. entire system in three months.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-18

ASSUMPTION poIITlCs.-At the Demo
cratic Conservative ,nass-meeting held
in Napolcoayiiln last Saturday for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for
the House of Representatives,, Messrs.
Claiborne Dugas and Charles Dupaty
weli, unanimously selected as the nami-
nees, Both are worthy gentlemen. and
will, if elected, represent Assumption
with credit~fn themselves and honor to
the whole people. Mr.. Dugas is Il sue
cesstul sugar planter, while Mr.. Dupaty
is the well known editor and proprietor
of the Assumption Pioneer. The mass
meeting adopted resolutions ratifying
the ticket nominated at Baton Rouge,
approving the new constitvtion-partic-
ularly for its clauses reducing taxation
and securing equal rights to all citizens,
warmly indorsing the course and admin
istration of Gov. Nichols and declaring
the unity of the Democratic-C Conservative
party OF Assumption.
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HURRY! HvRKY Great bargains at
NJ. Israel e. Co.'s-Kid gloves at SOC a
pair, and other goods in proportion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-18
Meteorological Record
For the Week Ending Thursday Evening
October 16, 1879.
Tcmperature,
DONALDsONVILLE, LA,
Saturday, October 16, 1879.
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy tobacco.
We are having our first touch of fall
weather, and being cool, it is warmly
welcomed by sugar planters.
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Hurry Hurry Great bargains at
n. Israel & Co.'s-Kid gloves at soc a
pair, and other goods in proportion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-18

District Court opens Monday for the
regular October term. All the criminal
business will be transacted during the
first week, and the remainder of the term
devoted to the consideration of civil
cases.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-18

The friends of DIR. Jno. 4. Dnttrl of
Donaltlsonville have announced him as
their choice for Coroner and will give
him IA hearty support for that position.
DIR. Outfel is Il native of Ascension, a
member Of one the Oldest and best fani-
lies in the State and a gentleman of high
standing in his profession. If elected
Coroner lie will perform his official du-
ties with the utmost promptitudc and
correctness
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-18

The Assumption Pioneer last week
published this complimentary reference
to i young Donadsonvillian who has
recently located in Napolconville
Mr.. Paul II. Cire, an accomplished
young gentleman formerly in the en-
ploymcnt of DR.. G,liot of Paincourtville,
has been engaged 10y Mr.. GonauS as his
chief clerk. The acquisition of Mr.. Cire,
boil, rs a druggist and member of soci-
CITY, is valuable to our town.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-18

The Police jury held its deferred Dc
tobcr session last Monday. The proceed
ings are published elsewhere.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE. ]
New Orleans & Texas Railroad,

TIMETABLE.
The steamer st. Francis Eel1e leaves head
Of Bienville street, New Orleans, daily
Sundays exceptel) at 7:45 A..
Mail train leaves Westwego daily Sundays
exceptcdl at "a. NJ; arrives at Donald
sonville at l2:45 N. Returning, leaves
Oonaldsonville at lis p. NJ, arrives at
New Orleans at 5:l5.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE-Boat leaves as above at
8 \. NJ: train leaves Wcstwego at 9:l5, ar
rives mt Donaldsonville 1890. Returning,
leaves Donaldsonville las, arrives at New
Orleans Sis r. H.
Daily freight train each way, Sundays ex-
cepted. e. Il. PAYNE,
Superintendent, New Orleans.
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A Card.

A Card.
$1,000.
DoNALDsoSvILLE, La,
August Is, 1879.
Received from the LOUISIANA EQUIT-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. in full set
Element of all claims under policy 2097 upon
the life of my late husband, NARC1SSE 4.
DUPUIS l hereby cordially thank the
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY for its prompt settle
ment of said loss. the above amount having
been paid me long before maturity aud
without any discount whatsoever.
A. II. DUPUIS.
WITNESSES:
JEAN FEVRIER,
JACOB BLUM,
CAPT. JOSEPH AUCOIN.
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Hurry HURRY! Great bargains at
N. Israel 4 Co.'s-kid gloves ut soc I,
pair, and other goods III proportion.
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HURRY! HURRY Great bargains at
NJ. Israel e Co.'s-Kid gloves at soc a
pair, and other goods in proportion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-10-18

WOMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sullivan
yesterday held an inquest upon the body
Of Sarah Joseph, 4 colored woman who
had been shot and killed, the night be-
in this parish. The murderer is II Chi
Iaman named Jim, who had lived with
the killing. Recently he had been work
ing OH the Gold Mine place, in the parish
of st. Charles, and returned to the River
ton place Thursday night. Another Chi
naman and Il colored woman occupying
the other end Of the cabin i'll which Sa-
rah Joseph lived, heard Jim when he en-
tered the house, and could plainly dis
reling. After they had exchanged angry
words Il short time Sarah left the house
and slammed the door, and in another
instant the discharge Of il revolver was
heard. Rushing to the spot, the neigh
bors found the woman lying dead, 4 ball
having penetrated her left side, entering
about three inches below the heart. Jim
was nowhere to be found and has not
been seen since. From threats he is said
to have made some time ago, it is thought
he returned from St. Charles with the
fixed intention of committing the MUIR
der. The Coroner delivered the body Of
the woman to her father for interment.
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Registration Notice.

K6p1SLflt1On NOC1CC.
DoNALpsoNvlLLE, La, Sept. 20, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens
~ Of the parish of Ascension, that the
office of the Supervisor of Registration will
remain open at the Court-House of said par
ish, il the town Of Donaldsonvillc, from
Monday, September 20, 1879,
to November 3d. 1879, botl, dates inclusive,
for the purpose Of adding to the registration
list the names Of all qualified voters who
we're not registered in 1873 or 1879. or who
have become qualified since the registration
of those years.
FELIX BRAUD,
Assessor and e1 oGeio Supervisor Of Regis
tratiOn.
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having, against the expectations and
wishes of his friends, declined to become
n candidate for reelection to the State
Senate, we take this method of cordially
indorsing his past c6i,rse Us /, public SER
want and do declare him our unanimous
choice for election to Congress from this
District and will do all in our power to
secure hia election.
Rcsolred, That Hon. G.. H. Hill be de-
clared the unanimous choice of tile Re-
pnblicans of this parish for election to
the State Senate in December next.
On motion of Cornelius Smith, the
convention then resolved itself into the
parish executive committee of the parish
Of Ascension and adjourned sine die.
G. H. HILL,
President of the convention.
w. w. BuroRD, Secretary.
Parish Executive Committee.
immediately after the adjournment of
the parish convention, the assembly was
called to order as the new Republican
parish executive committee.
On motion of Hon. G. II. Hill, Senator
Pierre Landry was chosen permanent
president Of the committee by acclama-
ton. Other officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Vice presidents-1. G. H. Hill, 2. VIM.
Diggs.
'Secretary-L. E. Bentley.
Assistant Secretary-W. w. Buford.
On motion, the president was author
lied to appoint six additional members
Of the committee from the parish at
large.
The committee then adjourned subject
to the call of its president.
P. LANDRY, Secretary.
w w RJ1FORD ASST Secretary
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BAKERY BuRNED.-Thnrsday night
between 8 and 9 o'clock, the large bakery
owned by Mr.. L. b. Leblanc and situated
at the upper end OF Smoke Bend Settle
mcnt, about two miles above Donald
sonyille, took fire and was burned to the
ground, tho efforts of the neighbors to
quench the progress Of the flames being
futile. The origin Of the fire is not posi-
lively known, but is thought to have
resulted from ascending sparks which
lodged in the col,-webs accumulated On
the ratters and shingles on the inside the
building. This theory is strengthened
by the fact that the fire started in the
roof. The people of the ncighborhood
tlocked to the spot in large numbers, and
worked with great zeal to subtluc the
flames and prevent their spread. TO
their cxertions was due the saving of a
small building which stood not over
twenty feet from the bakery, and the
destruction Of which, under ordinary cir
cnmstances, would have been deemed
inevitable. Fortunately, there was no
wind blowing, and none of the numerous
adjacent buildings were damaged. Mr..
LeBlancs loss is estimated at from $1,000
to $1,000, and it falls upon q very worthy
and enterprising citizen. He was doing
large and increasing business, and will
doubtless rebuild the bakery without
delay.
HURRY! HURRY Threat bargains at
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J. J. Sullivan. Uoroner's inquest on
unknown man, 500 90
J. j. Sullivan, inq't OH Isabella Berry, % 90
on II. Hardy. 1878. ~ - 90
VIM London, Coroner's Juror, 1872. w
VIM jackson, ''- 90
Louis Butler, 70
John Bur:el, W
VIM. johnson, w
DR.. w. NJ. McGalliard for examine
Of or rap ID we. ''.' INV ~ 1870 20 90
Examination of j. Brown for insanity, %
Examination Of Jos. Sims for insanity. 90
w. w. Buford, Recorder, for Record
er's office, ..........-........ l w
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HURRY! HURRY Great bargains at
NJ. Israel & Co.'s-Kid gloves 1T soc q
pair, and other goods in proportion.
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Court HOUSE, Donaldso,lyi!le, La, I
QctnlM.r Tl 1879. {


Delegates. Alternates.
Pierre Landry, VIM. Scott,
l.. F.. Bentley, Peter James,
P. A. Jones, Cornelius Smith,
G.. Shallowhornc, Edward Cantey,
Augustus Knight, s. H. Mullen,
Jesse Mcguire, WE. Davis,
George Robertson, Nathan Ross,
Arthur Burnett, J. H. Protfitt.
The subjoined resolutions were then
presented and read by L. f. Bentley and
enthusiastically adopted by the CONVEX
ton:
Be 1t resolect1, by the Republicans Of
the parish of Ascension in convention
assembled, that, recognizing the eminent
fitness, high moral character and sterling
integrity of Hon. Taylor Beattie Of La
fourche, We hereby ihdorse him as our
choice for Governor Of Louisiana, and
| recommend him TO the State Convention
| as d proper man to head the ticket i'll
| the coming canvass.
Resolred. That we fully indorso the
course of our delegates in the
recent Constitutional Convention, and
thank them in the name of the whole
people for their labors in assisting to
| secure an equitable and economical con-
stitution. and. above all, an instrument
which recognizes i'll the fullest extent
the principle of universal suffrage with
ont distinction OH account of race, color
or condition.
!, Re.o'rsd. That Hon. Ficrte Landry
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pkEMlljAi E5kJI'I TREES,

(D. q. 81 iIA5u*:S ~ t.&EkY.l
VIII Is. , orders for i,ni ,!.n:c Frua, Ornemont-
al and Snadn Troc., Small Fruits, koacs, Flow
orEg shrubs, &c, al Nursery rricea, At my
etorc, corner OF Fairfax snd franklin SIS Send
card, and | will call end take ycur orders and
leave catalogue OF prices end varieties, and can
give purchasers inGniring useful hints sbcut do
sirsble varetc1
iy9-iGm " GRAVES
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*; ASnlNHTQN y OHIO RaN.En.
WINTEK ARRAEtiEME NT,

boStuhI1S N'CL y 1917.
The MAIL TtshlN will iesye WRsh:nItul, -
9U0 y. II. and Alexandria Is 8 u5 =. III. ,iry
except Sunday; pAss hcesburg, going @c>;-
ward, al II 10 =. NJ and srtiVe at Round Ill
At - N. Leave Round Hill ST i230 y. M; pas
Lee3buIg. going eastward, ST ~ pm, ar, e.
rive 1t Alexandris IS 3:)b p. m, srd >: Wal'
ington at 3 80 j.. IL
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington Ut - and Alexandria ri 4 - p.r.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive at i,aosba..
at d 40 p. IN. Leave Loosburg st 90 u. III
and arrive st Aloxsndrjs 1T 3 - m anh
Washington Il 8 20 g. ~
S9r Passengers from WashiG. :oH viii -,
the Washington and Ohio csrs at tue Bsi.lu,ur'
q Potomac Railroad station st9 Ub a. IN. mi & .
p. M, and 60 through without change Of cas-.
Tho 800 q. n. train frolD Alexandra. and i4-%
p. 70. train from Round Hill connect y. Euu:!
Hill with HarTia' Daily Line OF Coach"
for SnickorsVille: BorTyvil,o end Winchcater:
Elso with Reamor's Lin 6 o Coaches. which Iaavn
Leesburg daily for Aide and Middloburg.
Both trains, westward make clogo cnnnoa,,ur,s,
st Vienna, with Sisson's Lilac Of Stages irr Fni1.
tax Court Houae.
communication tiGtteis, "a cts s,sT nil.
annual tickets. $50.
Z II. NAVENEN,
OCT III General Ticket Ai,...
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E.Ha1'E .MASELEE,

On Sunday for .;tonos Tuesday for Smiths
Crock and Com river, and Friday for Chaptico,
returning on alternate days.
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L-sDE Of TIE ETkE
E'$sfs REV YOEK,

Fssfs NEW YORR.
S"G!S.71 EEss r. G. K.HYG HT.a.Sf, JOHN
G1RSDN'
EVERY FRIDAY, at II M; ard returning
leave Now York, from pier Al, East river, EV-
ERf SATu knAY, at o'clock p. NJ
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SOAFc-C albo:ic. Sulphur, Turtle Oil, Mos
~ kofe. Aiss.isn, OrsDgo Blossom, Peach
Bloom, Cashmere ard Csnclia Boquet, CASTLE
Oriental, Honey Rose Giyceribe. Brown Wind
scr, Elder Flower, Emprcss with Packers, All
Eoaling Tsr Soap, for the euro OF ely disease or
eruption OF The skin, and Corn Mo8l Soap, the
use Of which will render tho complexion, soft,
smooth end white. & full stock just received by
WAKFlHlU q HALL,
nov s Corner Prince end Esirisy streeis.
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GRasCEEsEEs hHls s.S0sJsoHs,

Tho undersigned ieairoa 10 express big thanks
TO his friends tor their patronage to tho lslo fra
OF VIM a. johnson Sc Co., and no hopos thst
HAM mOND, who will contnre tho business
Tor himself under Tho sgcr name and ut tho 500 q
plncs. W, 4. JUnNSUN,
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H.EsA.Asl Nss'EHdJES.

VIRGINIA In the Olo!ks cfiica Of the Cor
poration Court cf the city of hieyaad,s,
on tho 7th day OF Noven hrT, lS7a.
10. cnh Hor Eirn nlsinIif \
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{ REDDEK9 l. Gt.
Wholesale Dealers and !oabers ~
HkOuhhlKS, rROVI3tON;;. HI.U!in.
SALT AN d EIaH.
=, Il null line OF celebrated pure, clG Vghiskcyg,
Brsndies, Gin, Rum, &c. massey s. Co.'s fhiia-
t"lphia and Clegetrs Baltimore Alaa ana Borg.
her q Epgefs Lager Beer, in casks or bottles.
Flour, James s. Kirk K; Goa. Standard Souns,
dupont u Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun.
powder, and Baltimorn and Potomac n:gar
Steamers.
Orders promptly Attended to, ard cunsic3
ments solicited. No. II King sire.t
oct N-tf EinTarJs;.1
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THE FOhLDNTiNG rElZES:
L.. AGO

YI ,StI-,HVW
Whole tickets s.. hs,ii tickets 81; q tickota
500 51 tickets ;.l"l. All applications 70! club
rstas should ha ms'ln to tho home ciice
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