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(Signed) C. GRATIOT, Brig. Gen.
A Copy. N. TlLLINGHAST, Ii and Ac,s A,i,t
FROM THE BALTIMORE GNZETrE

l..
An oihcsi notice from the Union Bank OF M,rvJand
which has been published in the several ne
thls city, gives the important and highly graiving
Information that "The P.efident and Directors
cided TO make loans OF money, upon pie dyes OF
ed stocks a. security, AT THAN THE pATr or
SIX FER CENT. PER ANNUM" Thu decision Of he
Directors OF an incorporated moned institution
sn< The largest capital OF any bank in dis Sate re-
nee" Tue highest creci on theie ,dgment Ibsrai "
aud att chmeht to The prosperity OF their rms
who VIII duty appreciate the value and l. foence of
ms hrst step to reduce the rate of interest in monis
in 'iitu ions " ~
The Just rate Of interest IL that which nonied man
generally are accustomed TO receive and satisfied
"ha0d u Ia well knowo in Baltimore that all well "A.
cured stocks, paying certain interest of per cent mar
1nnun are above por ZONE OF the az much as 10 ps
cent. And vast sums OF money are constantly nm de-
po'i in one OF our public n-uons and in The h,nd
OF INDIVIDUAL BAnkers at the rate OF per cent per au
NUN; II Is therefore ACT of justice the men OF busi.
ness III our community loans by M counts for
tbor periods that they should pay more than fa,
"a Of interest The Directors Of The Union Baok viii
nave 'he mont Il Being foremost 10 esc ing this des
raDle dbu just reduction, there can be no doubt IN
other phblIc Institutions will folio " their examne W.
scarcely need rsmirk, that The reduction Of :, " II
cause great Increase in value OF real properv in
imore as compared with tbs usual staniari-1onsv
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THE BY TR.9DE

TIT@ DIT INTUE
The Revenue Gutter which came up Yesterday eve.
mug rom oeow, reports that upwards of hundrd
aud fly sail OF vessels. laden with produc. ami ar,
ees Tor inc Baltimore market in the bay and river
having been detained below by the foys ami north
east winds. TR,U 9,,,. ~ 70
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the work with much success. and expresses confden,
nope OF efectng safe aud convenient passage for boats
AROUND the Kat, before next spring. The removal OF
the dangerous impcdiments which ossruct the n :
VACATION OF Red river il object Of the highest inpor
lance TO the people OF the southern section Of this Ter
itory. Ii Is work which must cost great labor ard
expense, but we do not despair OF seeing it accom-
plished
Col. M. Arbuckle, Commanding Officer at Csn,oo-
ment Gibson, arrived in this place Saturday even
lug last We are happy TO learn from him, that the u
States troops under his command have enjoyed very
good health during the past summer and autumn As
an evidence OF the remarkable healhincss OF this Po,,
u may not be ainss TO mention tie fact, that of COM
mand averaging about $50 men, there has been but one
solitary DEATH from fever, during the last three wears,
The drought has been very long aud severe in that
quarter and the crops considerably reduced in
sequence OF it-bu are sufficient TO supply the wants
oil the Post, and leave considerable surplus
Inc various tribes OF Indians in that quarter continue
10 remain In state OF peace and quieness and ther
Is no reason to apprehend any speedy interruption in
the harmony which subssts between them.
Inc Creeks, have displayed a degree OF industry dur
ing me past season. which would be dscredabe to
white population oil the same extent They bov.
raised plentiful supply of corn tor their own consump
oe, and IT'S supposed have surplus Of least 900
CT oo,Voo bushels to dispose OF TO the Government for
the subsistence OF such emgrants as may be sent
on during the ensuing winter and spring
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IL is men Toned In the Savannah Georgiac tb., IN.
Superior Court OF the district of Tallahassee and ForJ
mas pronounced its decree ia the Of Mitchell and
o'hcrs versus the Uni,ed States brought Ter tn. con-
auoh a the titio to that tract Of country, known
Forbes purchase, in favor of the United a,es w
are further Informed hat the decree is only prslm.
mary one preparatory othe examinat of this i'm
'ah cause, oy the supre OF he United States
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LrNcHBURG, Va. Nov. lI.--H is our painful duty TO
notice the arrest OF Chas Whitley, Leroy Jordan and
anhony Evans, all OF them citizens of Bedford here
.o'ore Of reputable standing and OF them magis
rate oil tho county, charged with having deauded the
states, by forging documents in the name OF Revo-
,uonary soldiers, and drawing tho pensions upon them
indeed whether the parties guilty il they
are not, they will soon be enabled to establish their in
noccnce, and wipe off suspicion. Pirginiau
ihey are scnt to the Federal Court al Richmond for
TRAIL w.
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u. S. .WILIT1RY .aCaDEMY

we publish to day official document relatiy. to
ms por.ant Institution, in thu cope that il may pro.
duee Tue ell ct ntendedb by the Gov rnmeu' iso be
,eSre"sd mat the csnsure of the War Department /.
deemed necessary, but il /, right that The Academy
sno"d he purRed OF idle abd dissoluis msber. When
20 many applicants OF different character are known
40 oe anxious Tor admission. The document from the
"ar Dpaiaent wiz it to De hoped, suggest to "a
."'s anu s"ardans the pop,iey of being constantly
aiv'sd from Ws,t Point OF the presidency auI moral
coniuNt OF their 'on' AMI wards, aud At the .smo Tim
serve as timely caution TO the Cadets them elves
LIZ Y III
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smyrna, 18Th Sept. 1880.
LATEST FROM TURKEY.

boston. Nov. lS.-Ws have received t,om our AT,
enuve c"rrespon lent, Smyrna papers 10 Sept 90 On
me I'D OF that month the French inh abi-an of SMYRNA
Celebrated. ny public banquet. the iA'e event, in
France. 1h' French and Engiish Consul. were invited
and MIR. Rhnd, the American Commissioners and an
equa' number OF English and American nsrchan,.
An article dated ns'aninopie 5 ~. 49, confirms
he accounts here ,ofore given of the achsry pracs
ed oy III" Grand v zer on The AIbauian leaders. IL.
win the Paeha OF Scodra had entered into an arrange
nen by which hey paid down part o. The arrears OF
pay que 10 the Albanian army, and agreed TO pay the
rs'oue from the revenues OF Rouneli,, wlere the
ursnd Vizier COMMANDED. AT IL moment 81 hen the
nrt part 81 this srrsngen carried into ex.cu
"on' me principal b-ys whoss submission was thou sh
would DE the most difficult, drawn into net by
"hoh they lost their ives About OF their s w no
were made prison cent where
my were condemned 10 hard lebour at die gales
great fermentation was produced amoue the Aihani
nau repaired to the quarters Of the c. aud Vzier upon
his sviaon and il feared This cruel ami each
ero"s measure instead OF n.pring e, ror among them
would exotic them and give greater ,ignnr 10
the insnrrrc ion.
ne Porte had not off tally dyed the tri- col
o"ea n'g' out II wa- permitted upon tho palace OF
shps. ~ ''S"""
Mr. Rhind, the Commissioner of our Government
Sno negotiated Commercial Treaty with the Grand
o,ah o. turkey, arrived at New York on SUNDAY las
W. 'he orlg Phoebe Ann, from smyrna bringing wi h
~" me treaty mes oatsd by him. Mr. EhinJ bas
orooght WIN him the four Arabian Horses procured by
MN It ConstaniinopIe. Mr Wintrop Andr. We Of MI
cry was also passenger in The same vessel, from
Smyrna. rD a5n
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RAILROAD TO THE ROANOKE.

PErERsBUno, Nov. l9.-As We srpro ach this yrea,
PROJECT aud proceed will, our preparations for actual
canine nc -ment, difficulties ranish. We understand
thai the Engineer in second survey has been .nabi.
TO select ground Tor the Ice ton Of the Road more
favourable than that at trst passed and hat OF
course the actual cost will fail considerably below the
estimates. Tho Is encouragiog.-Ytt farther: We
are INFO that among the recent subscriptions two
very liberal QUE. have been r-ceiv I'd from Lyerpoof in
England. An example, which il is not vet TOO lat. for
some ct ,hs capi aits in wea, by an,srcan Cife.
to initiate. This location Of the Road com,n.nced yes
eru"y. tIntciiig encer.
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ENoINEER DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, NV. o b 1880.

-, .HillidTV .9cddemy. Order NO 49,
,, in'Pfe'or oil the Military Academy in the exc
cution OF his duy. in reference to that Ins,ituion
res"'ry submits 10 the Secretary of War; tor his ia
pecnon AID observation tho Off cai reports which are
,orwhued TO he Engineer DepAttmeut by the .urer-
in'rndan OF tho Military Academy; ami 1oon the r,
por' t'r the Last four h. being presented and u
" examined oy him. rs has hsughi proper to make The
nation Of the Cadets " ~ ''
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER NEPTUNE

captain Ryan Of the Steamer l.n,ic, arrived last
sVsning informs us that the Neptune, Capt, Barrel,
rom 81 Louis tor this port, was snagged Sunday
morning. toe I'm October, eight O'clock, about hr
mics briow The mouth Of the Ohio, and Sunk in TWEEN.
W-hVe ieet water. The Neptune has been agron nd
opp"sie me mouth aud ligbtened off with the aid Of
TWO eee'-hoa,s, which she had in tow She reIoads
anu sea'e " had got under way when che stuck a
'unkeh snag on her iarboard side about mis
entered her bottom aud passed through the cabn The
passengers aud crew Immediately Jumped board the
Nei oos's which were cut adrif, aud by that means
saved their vcs.
ne ladies' were taken of the hurricane deck. by the
yaw'' when IL was level with the water The pas
e"ge,s o." no. even save their baggage. Fortunate
~ no Ives were lost l.. supposed she sunk in ahout
minute after she was strutk Her cargo, which il err
"r.'y lost conssed principally of pig and bar lead
pei 'ies n1ur and tobacco The k--s are on their
way 10 this pert. under sweep. [.Ntic OrLeans lila
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could not exceed 75o.o 900 do,ars, benefit would be
great TO both cities and indeed United States, and
It's profit to the Stockholders ample This is subject
worthy oil attention, and hope will be neglected.
r Bait Gasette.
The Liverpool and Manchester Railway APPEARS 70
be interfering with the business OF the coaches pvn
between those cities, The following appears Liver
pool paper OF the 9th ult:-"We understand that sever
at the coaches have been Withdrawn from the Liver
pool and Manchester road from the OF con-
tending with the Railway. This OF course TO be
expected The numbcr Of passengers eyed by the
Railway Company last week has been from eli hit hun
dred 10 thousand a day" rD
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DEPAHTM EMIT or WAR
Neyemhsr h Ison

November h, 1880.
THE Secretary of War, since bis return 10 ,bs r.
par'meni, has carefully ned the ne,is and ella
reports tn" Military Academy for The las, TOUR months
and "i 'uuch regret hs perceiyes that sono =,
NJ yo"hs gentlemen, under instruction there are
saei s. oil correct department, and of their own IL
eS' WINE many are ionnd 10 regard tho regulations
hius ''r heir government, and arc persu,ng their
';uo'eH WIN correctness of department, aud wi h
hhsence which afford pre.age Of future honor 10
selves shi nse."nes' to the ry It er. are fe %
have bs en- placed here"
me young gentlemen at the Institution are proeg.
VI we gov rnmeht; educet-d in the hope and expec
aoh tha hereafter their country NAV be re Tor
"s pa'erpa cara, erincsd towards hem Their ,.r,ot.
ac suaidians too, take Lively interest in ia .ir vel
are a'a success Oh what avail will be the most ac-
I'VE eHo''s to render them useful aud valuable men IL
uey c-regard law and rula and de vote h.msevs. IN
'd'eness and not TO tn ir duties.
"ierfeh. Time can never be recalled; and, when at
an ae LOT idgment to act they i'll repent soreIy the
"sR"c' o. nose hou;s. which, being diff. r-ntiy EN-,
poyd might-hsvs rendered them useful and vain
n-moSr' OF socie'y, ard solace 10 heir parents.
ne sent annual examination Is rapidly aporoachoy
men the conduct aud the proficiency of the Cadet,
VIII be critically looked u,o. Ii it shall appear tina,
auy, ac"ns ia d-reyard OF her interest, have
'"er S'ui'es, tho Academic Boar3 must and will re-
commend all such tor dismiss, and, how.ver nsi,tvI
" NJ, iee'hss u m be, sense If duty will cons rair,
rh b.ny o, :" ar TO confirm lis recomue nde,on.
oehE Inc case, they will he thrown back in,o IN.
W fid, and upon their own resourcss As frsnd tn.
secretary OF War feels il TO be duty inc.inb mt u,nn
him' 10 warn tbs young gentlemen of the mill arv
Academy, 10 time, that they ma be guarded 40
me po'sioihty OF being placed in SO unpleasant pre-
dicament pc
II dismissed, strong and satisfactory rea.ons will be
required TO OBTAIN Iesiora ior. one need cacuIae
OH oens si2nazed Tor favor for il canno. he extended
ihe worthy and industrious Cadets must be separ.t-
ed from The vicious aud the idle; their INTEREST," and
i" eres" OF the country, require ard demand it,
IL to 'h's timely, friendly adrnoniion, anil to IN.
pa'erna, advice 20 frequently repeated any sbail still
urn dsat ear, let them not here after complain all
a'he ahd tsuit viii be their own. The government
cannot continue at the Institution those who eli her
rom want oil capacity. from indsposition TO learn
af1rd 30 hope OF future usefulness TO the country
(Signed) j. H. EATON
BY oder,
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No, - =, ~ II LIUIY THD.
Inc brig Emily has arrived a, Norfolk from R,t,er
dn, having eH that port Oct. IL, and bribs iny de- q
patchss TO the government, which the C5nsuj AZ Ro,
"'ba'n 'nio med tbs Csptsin were iDportant. IinIc
nrw' u ought by this arrival The c1roD.t,on of III :
husian crown Prince a. King Of Hungary took plac.
oo the 2Sih OF Sept. The King of Hungary o., a.
MAKE NE grand en're into Vienna Oct 4
Inc Dispatches by the Emily may have reference
" "e J-ct OIL our boundary controversy hich /. cub
musu 70 the arbitration oil the Koe ofthe Neho,Iauds
mere 's reason to apprehend that the engagement 81
we h'ng upon his Own af'irs may have prevrn.ed
w. snng na prompt attention TO The subj ct Of THE
nave gwen - u we teeo'ect The terms of the submit.
son. The Arbitrator Is allowed twelve months To AZ
lp ms opinion, lr III The final delivery of The paper,
"hieh iosk place several months since tB
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TO GEoRGE CRowNINsHIELp."

Unsratoful wrstchss; why do 70 crave.
The life our heavenly maker gave
Why conioc us in thu gloomy csll','
Whefe nothing save grisfand sorrow dive irs
Dssosted Fiends: be banshed hence,
Among your Kindred go host your sen.o
Where in'ps of Holl, and Devils rome,
Go and seek out your native home"
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tine above an"ihema was probably aim ed at IN, Der
eons active in dsteciing III murierpIs1
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LITTLE ROCK, Nov Mes RS Conway ard Pei.
MN" the C"mmisioner and Surveyor appointed nv IN.
Pesden the par, OF this Territory Tor the pur,oss
~ running me boundary linz h~twssn Arkan,as and
I.nnis'ans, leit this pac". Fiday evening las, ,r
Ehr'n mt, where ihey will meet the Com and
surveyor on the part o. III, State of Inui.iana and
rom whence they will proceed u the point on tn. Ms
'Ssipni riv-r where their labors will commence IL
no, expected that they VIII complete III ir labors much
before tn" lat January NEXT
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NHtCKAHOMiNY LAND FOR SALE The
~ subscriber IL empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay aud others, of record in the office OF the
clerk oil Henrico county, to ee aud he oers Tor
bale, the estate called Ashhed containing abou, nine
hundred and thirty situated on Chckahoni my In
the county Of Henrico, about seven miles from the
city OF Richmond.
The estate consists o! PARCELS the upper sepsrat-
ed from the lower by slip OF land about iour hundred
yards wide. The upper parcel contains about 4s0 and
the lower about 500 acres.
On the upper parcel Their is an excellent brick dwell
ling hsuse, 62 by 81 feet having ss large and two
email rooms aud four large closets. The house was
built about the year 1914 aud lie said good as any
In the county The store and gardeners hous sc
apartments stables, and house, SC. are of wood
About one.third OF this tract is told, what s
called mud land, 40 As acres of which are
and 10 meadow, which may, with little trouble be kept
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract about 500 there
barns stables, SC but dive ling house, but
cd for the Oversecr. IL has good settle for dwelling
house near an excellent spring and a most abundant
supply Of fire wood. There IL also an orchard on it,
two bundled mud land, that may be easily
cleared aud that equal to any land Chckahominy
The District of country in which these lands are sit
used, 10 said TO be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and lever.
On having the purchase money, and the intere 81
thereof. payable sem-annuaily, satisfactorily secured
a liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
Inc parcels will be cold separately IL the purchaser
should so desire. ROBERT STANARD.
The above property will be offered for SALE public
auction, bsfos tho door al the Eagle Hotel the city
Of Richmond, on Saturday, December II,b, at ~ o.
clock. NJ. r.
July 81 23-u
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NoR SALE-A valuable Farm in the county of
IL Spousyvania, known by the name of Rarffeld
containing nearly 1000 acres, two miles above Walters
Tavern, aud in the vicinity of the Gold Re eion This
Farm contains much really good Land with an ample
supply oil wood,-a number OF Dever.iaag springs of
pure water in every field.
The buildings are large aud CONFERENCE.-The dwell
ing mas hvs rooms, sn1 commodious passage on the
nrst oor-seven rooms above, exclusive the
cellar under the whole-and a number Of cIos.ts
conveniently located, in various parts OF the House
he ou'-bui'dings are nums and in good repair
10 point OF health, place in Virginia is superior 10
The neighborhood is composed of families OF in
ei'igence and respecab,y, affordiny delightful So
offered for sale in This part OF the couotry Between
oO and 40 bushels OF wheat have been seeded upon
good land Any one disposed to purchase, will make
application to Edward G. Hill, the premises or TO
John or Archibald Hart, at Fredericksburg
johnson Faulkner, the Oyerseer, will shew the land
TO any person wishing TO view IL.
Unless private sale should be made before the 9th
December next will on that day he offered upon the
premises. at public auction. The terms then 10 be
MADE known by THE LEGATEES.
On the 9ih December next. the pefishabIe rroper,y
consisting Of Household aud Kitchen Furniture The
crop OF corn, fodder, aud stock of every kind upop
the above named Estate, will hesoId by
JOHN HART, Executor
OF Mary Har', dec.
N Bon tbs day of the above SALE at fairfield
there will probably be some likely groes Tor sale or
hire for the year. Nov. 10 56,ds
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ga RS. c. +. BALTIMORE. having taken The cor.
lsM veuien' and eisibls ,iuaiion the store of
Mssrs Grannis Son and brothers. f. or main street
s"d east corner oil l4'h stree, leading Msyo's
ordge, can acco immediate boarders, by The day, week
mouth OF year, her house Is I, rnishpd with new and
'ne oest furniture; also beds aud bedding and large
collection OF the best ard mcst valuable books in
the Eogli'h Language, which shall be free for The
accommodation OF the boardeft; che can accommo-
date ten or twelve Members Of the Assembly and
hopes they will favour her with their con,p,ny a. she
has made her arrange menis for their accommodation 4;
.uch az be furnished daily with the best Sterling
Point Oysers She IL that her situation IA moi a..
convenient 60 the Capitol many oihers but that in.
conv' ence Il coUntetbasnced by the short and plea
s'ht wdk and the eioym, Mt Of The gsiey Of the iown
and at the came time, ahordng pleasant baek rooms,
where they can be much retired, as ia any other
part oil the City. She would be glad to accommodate
about twenty yonDg gentlemen, who have rooms else
where. She hopes the young gentlemen that en-
gagedin business near Der, will favor her with their
company, she has the most central and airy stua
ton on The Brick Row. Ladies' also te accommo-
daied by the day, week month year. Her fare will
be az good a. the market afford and her terms mod
| crate.
Nov 20. 6s-2U
4
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H AND FOR SALE.-The plantation al an. fo,k NJ
n Kockhsh and Jane rivers in Nelson comfy, call.
ed Roekhsh, wherson the late br. David r. Patteson
resided il offered for sale.
This, Ia the estnafion Of the subserber 4, verv
hne esiaie-l contains about FIVE hundred and ,ixi ~
acre'; one hundred and thirty OF which are low.
gfound; nnd the whole OF the high land a red loan
equal originally, to any In this country and su.cepbs
o. the highest possible degree OF improvement.
About two hundred bushels Of wheat will be seed.
ed ont, most Of which has been already put in the
ground
Porcha'ers will Apply to Mr.. Thomas Taylor Of Rich
inood' VINO authorised 10 sell W or the subscribed
hVing ~ Bnekingbsm-And II will he shown 10 any
one wishing TO see II, by MIR. Spencer Turner, who
lives neaf i, or bv rnvseI( WV
REUBEN %. PATTESoN. ox'or Of
NOV 10 00-6 David X. Paueson deed
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VENHE undersigned, in behalf of themselves and
n oil many other inhabitants OF the Counties o.
Chesterfield, Amelia, Not,oway, Dinwddie, &c, do
hereby give notice, to all whom may coucern that
feV'ion VIII he presented TO the neral .sen.
Oily OF virginia, asking the passage Of Act; author
Zns road to be opened from Cousins Road, in Ape-
Ia county, beginning about mile below
tavern crossing the APpomsttox River about one and
haI miles above Robtrison's old Mil Seat, at Will
nam PuFyears lower corner, the said R,ve, and
'dng INTO me Petersburg Road near Moodv's Tay ern
In Chesterfield. JOHN p BOILING,
THO +. WILSON
ARMSTEAD COLEMAN,
ROBERT COUSINS,
WIN. GREGORY,
NOV. ID 66--tf THO. 7. GILES
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10 The Planter IF Vuginid and North Car DINA
~ NHE nigh rate OF duty paid Tobacco in England
M Ireland, AMI Scotland, causes great consump.
ton OF stemned Tobacco in those countries end our
buyers require The leaf in such state az that il will
stem freely. We, therefore, recommend YOU TO, 10
prize your common and good Tobacco (such as il now
used Tor sripsl So hard 10 make IL difficult TO STEM
great portion OF the rich, large strong leaf Tobacco
is now converted into strips, well as the thin .bort
ea and IL euher these kinds PRICED so hard as 20
be al all suck tog -,her they rendered much lss
vsiuable-The law allows the hogsheads of sufficient
size TO admit OF Is TO 1900 Ih heiug priced in without
pressing II 50 hard ss 10 iniure il for s'emming
X Il 7. GWATHMEY,
NOV. IL bi-'I.tDwIJ Commission Merchants