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DIR. CLAY's LETTER To MR.. GIDDlNGS.
MORE PROOF

The statement published the other day,
is confirmed by Mr.. Clay, himself. The
tale of the Lorraine Republican and Rich
mond Enquirer, is just what we supposed
it was--a sheer fabrication. See what
follows :-Richmond Wing.
The following is an extract of letter
from Mr.. Clay to Mr.. Bolts, dated.
ASHLAND, 10Th, Nov 1913.
81 have perused your letter TO the Wing, and
am greatly obliged by the friendly motives which
dictated il. By this lime, however, you will have
learned, from card published by Mr.. Giddings,
that il was no letter OF mine, but one of name.
sake, which has xcited Mr. Richie do not
wiito letters for different attitudes. have but
ono heart, and one mind, and all my letters are
but copies of the original, and if genuine, will
be found to conform to it, wherever they may be
addressed
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PRESIDENT cLAY,s MODERATION.

Major Noah has the sagaaity TO perceive
that President Clay will have the ability
and the disposition, 10 exert moderation,
unknown in our public councils, since the
days Of Washington. Coming into office,
after having passed through an ordeal quite
astrying and purifying asthat which Wash
ington experienced in the Revolutionary
contest his principles and measures tho
roughly canvassed and endorsed BY the peo-
pie; his abilities and patriotism apprecla-
led and confded in BY all his counlrymcn
he will occupy position of vast moral as
we'll as political force; and, feeling as a
father to the whole people, he will be able
TO indulge his feelings. He will know no
personal animosities-he will know no fac
lions; but deyoting his great soul TO the
service Of his whole country, his sole am
bition will be to bless it-and, by so doing
to place his name, in history, along side Of
the " Father of His Country."-R. Wig
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO-ABDlCA
TION OF SANTA ANNA.

The " Courier des Flats Unis " publish
cd at New York on the Goth ult. contains
news to the goth Of October from Mexico.
Among other things it announces the fact
that Santa Anna resigned the Presidency
Of Mexico on the 9th Of February, 1913,
He assigns various reasons for the act, a.
mong which are decline Of health, none
tary difficulties Of Mexico, &c.
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~Congfess meets next Monday. As
the session Is expected TO be unusually IN
teres,iug we intend to try and give our
readers a greater treat during the session
than usual.
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gsrThe Standard is attempting TO make

Vs. The Standard IS attempting 10 make
a little political capital OF, Of the number
of names put forward by the Wings for
the office Of Governor. This Of all things
should satisfy the people that the Wings
are opposed 10 any thing like caucus dc
taiioa. But such is not the case with the
Loco Focos-for it is reported that while
The last Legislature was in session, eau
Gus was held and it was definitely settled
that Michael Hoke should be the man
and it is even reported that the Colonel
was so anxious for the nomination that he
stated to the caucus that be could carry
most of the West. And as proof of the
truth of the first report let the people refer
to the proceedings Of the different Demo
cratic Meetings and every one, with per-
haps one or two exceptions, come out for
Michael Iloke for Governor, thus clearly
showing that they had taken their cue
from the Raleigh Caucus--tor i! is not 10
be supposed that Col. Hoke IS so general
ly known throughout the State aud consid-
cred SO far superior TO all others as to re-
ceive so general nomination without some
wire-working by the leaders.
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WHAT NEXT !

The New York correspondent of the
National Intelligencer states that Ladies
Oyster House had been opened, Ladies'
Reading Room is projected and about 60
ing into operation and also Club BOirling
Allen had been established in Broadway
near Franklin street. What will the la
dies 60 at next
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Blacksmith Wanted.

A BLACKSMITH Of sober and industrious
"a habits, who understands Carriage Work,
will meet with constant employment at good wa
gcs, if immediate application is made to
JOHN r. SMITH.
Camden, S. c., NGp a2, ls4a tl2
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO the estate of J. Y.
IA Weddington, decd, are requested to come
forward and settle; and those having claims are
requested to present them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
S. N. WEDDINGTON, Ad,nr.
Dec. l, l943. tl2
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WELL DONE VERMONT F..

On a second trial, the second Congress
sional district of Vermont has chosen Jno.
Collamer Wing as its Representative in
the next Congress. His majority in thir-
ty.tour towns is 635 the same towns gave
800 against him at the last trial showing
the Wing gain to be 1,O25. The towns
remaining to be heard from gave major.
ity of but l45 votes against him in Sep
TENDER. Raleigh Register.
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Correspondence Of tie United States Gdzette.
" ,arfscrnN Nov Ii lSlH

Correspondfnce Of tie United States Gdzetts.
WAsHISGToN, Nov. i3, lei3.
/ look to see the proposition Of annex
ing Texas TO The United States seriously
proposed by the President in his message,
or SO referred to, as TO enforce thereto the
attention of Congress. The object aroic
ed here of such movement, is 10 create
such discussion as will produce unkind-
ness between the Wings Of the South and
the North, to the injury Of Mr.. Clay's
friends, and the same feelings, also be-
tween the Locos Of the two extremlties, to
the INJURY Of Mr.. Van Buren,, SO that the
chances Of Mr.. Tyler shall be increased
by an improvement Of the prospects Of Mr.
Calhoun. | should think that SO evident
motive would be beacon light to poIlll-
clans. They certainly you'd not split Oh
such rock.
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GEORGIA.

The official returns of the votes cast
for Governor al the late election in Geor.
gia exhibit the following result; For Mr.
Crawford 38,713, for Mr.. Cooper 35,325
showing the Wing majority on the Gov
ernol's ticket to be 3,3sS votes.
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COLUMBIA-NOyENBER %.


COTTON has been considerable adj
vance in tho price of our staple during the last
week. Extremes now range from II to l.l6.
The receipts are still light for this season of the
year. and betoken falling off in the crop.
EXCHANGE or New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Kentucky and Charleston all at par.
Chronicle.
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4 NEW WAY TO RAISE THE WIND

A NfW w al ~ NAIL hAAAS -
The Editor of the g joint Stock Con-
Germ" published last week what he calls
Business Directory" and states 1t IS con-
fined entirely 10 his subscribers, but as
there are some others he believes he says,
1T will afford us very great pleasure to
add their names to our list, upon the proper
notification being gipen." No doubt Of IL
The notorious Bennett Of the New YORK
Herald is the only one we have heard OF
attempting to levy "Black mail upon
the New York people and now it is lett to
the Editor of the =" joint Stock Concern
TO try and practise the same scheme upon
the Wings of Charlotte. This is one way
TO drum up subscribers, but if those wings
who are excluded are Of the right grit, he
will find he has taken bad way to swell
his subscription list at their expense
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Negro Hiring, &c.

TENElE NEGROES will be hired and the Lands
n rented, belonging to the minor heirs of b.
w. Davidson, decd on the 9th Of December
next, at the usual place.
RUFUS REID, Guardian.
| Nor "a lS43. tl3
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81 The American Wing says tive see
it stated in tho public papers, that John
Tyier's administration have advertised
contract to be supplied with French Cali.
Goes, to meet its engagement with some OF
the Indian tribes" and then asks the ques-
tons Why should our own countrymen
be thus shamefully sighted by their own
government Why should the laborers
of foreign governments be employed and
encouraged in preference to our own IN.
dus,rious and honest. hearted mechanics e
The reason to our mind is obvious. Does
the Wing not recollect the question put
by Mr.. Tyler to the Collector of Philadel-
phia, of " How many Clay men are there !!
This is in perfect keeping with the en-
enlargement to French manufacturers
he was opposed to encouraging Clay men
and President who could SO far forget
his station as to put such question, would
not hesitate 10 throw the patronage OF the
Government into the hands Of foreigners
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TMr. Clay has accepted the invitation
of the Wings of Norfolk and Portsmouth
to visit those places next Spring, (Aprll)
on his return home from Raleigh, N. G.
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w The Wings of Kentucky held

wThe Wings of Kentucky held a
great Convention at Louisville on the 18th
and l4th ut. The Hon. Chiffon Allen
was chosen President. The objects of the
Convention was to select candidates for
the office of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, Presidential Electors and Dele
gates TO the Baltimore Convention. II re-
commended that each county in the stare
appoint Delegates to the Young Mems
Convention to be held in Baltimore IN
Nav next.
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@ The Buchanan men held great
meeting at pittsburg, Pa, a short time
since. 1t is very probable that the course
they win take will operate very materially
against Mr.. Van Buren's prospects for the
nomination.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-01

At the municipal election which was
held in Mobile on the 9th utimo, Charles
A. Hoppin (Whigl was reelected Mayor
by q majority of 552 votes over the united
votes of both his competitors. The Wings
also elected large majority of the City
Councilman.
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What IL has done The Wing princi-
pie of Protection has made US exporters
instead of importers of manufactured cot
tons-srporters instead of importers of
calicoes-erporters instead of importers of
mixed clo,hes-and importers instead of
exporters of specie. Why then should
hard money men oppose protective tariff!
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~ Captain Marryatt has published q
new book called Monsieur Violet" most
of which has been pillaged from kendal's
adventures in South America. The let
tiers were published in the Picayune to
which the Captain is subscriber.
AT special election for State Sen
ator in the Norfolk district, Va, General
John C. Crump CIV. was elected by ma
ioritv of 1913 votes over DR.. William Col
Inns his Loco Foco opponent.
wThe Legislature of South Carolina
met at Columbia on Monday last.
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IRELAND.

Ireland continues quiet. The country
is extensively occupied with troops-in
TACT, the whole available force of the Bri.
tIsh army has been thrown into 1.-THE a.
citation, somewhat decided in tone, but G.
gually effective in action, continues the
Repeal Golfers arc swelled by thousands
weelily--thc much talked Of Cancellation
Hall has been opencd--two or three men
OF mark have Joined the movement just at
The moment it became cYilcal--and the
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
4. y, LYONS

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Co'fors SPY 80 Two Ndsi. so 10. VIM and VIM So
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AZ ~ W1tp~fs Lihfay " seiect Novels a. IS et each
New World AuuulL Christmas and Years pr,, s, 20.
New Void efous NJ ths NEIGHBOUR Fsnair -. 49,. H..
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each lifc Of Henry Clay iel cts
Bgther jonathan eduons n rut Hopkins The N.r rsoss
each IS CO. ''
Fa Henry ora Manage in High Lf-, IS c..
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RICHMOND DAILY WING:

TrsSs ~ srp.csFnoSro City subscribers. 400 Per year
and iot shorter pero when BY mail siopayable In
all cases In advance
Apvrnrisise-foI Of fifteen line. e one n..r
ton Is cents two n,eioas 81 igi three insertion. ~ So and
every succeeding insertion. ii
Transient advertisers must pay advance.
The n1ihssr VI insertions OF noted on the
Ms they will BE- inserted stopped and harr
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'Annus Advertisers charged $50 squares. ana in
proportion for Advertisements ng,h and $50
square sseept Aueiionscrs and Lottery dealers
500, paper incudedl
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'"tinn'io Newspaper and General Agcnc
office Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER

'Eh ~ arm ron ~ dhDING. IND GENERAL
AGENT.
IA lffIk To oFsr with srrasr prcuptlle regularly than
- any o's housc AMI on III reasonable tennis IA pdon
PAM fapsr ir n iVs STERLING per anng Scafer- Pee
Iuffr- whipping Lists Magazines ani Books - all ps Of tb
Ontei states tahltl Nuva Scotia Brn.v1k hy H.
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A. Wei IS by u5o-e from BsoRl ami o. 4,
W "es' l4H Island MeGleo and TsNs IS the ROYAL Nsl
S'ea'nr -a-li- ever forinish, fsu4n falmouth
. w WI receive Co1sgnBen,s Co.'s o Snail Pa,-.
" ne care sa - punetlay Forwarded thrir ae,tnat,n ~
aSstrPt"n q GoYds purchased ant forwarded % order
Nsf' 81 ka ami al other Description O.; arfrsp.pts e,vj
TOT insertion N al lsO EuroySau publIcaual--
Nh-AA osdsrs shcald 10 aSirSs~d CHARLES WILMER,
70 iuu ana mons VII b. attcned 20 Accompanies b remit
anee' or references for Liverpool " IOop
''4+'' d.
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NEGRO HIRING.
at SO. so so. S3ff

VIE subscriber Will attend hiring Of Negroes. b,b pub
II h,y and privately. ''
d. = r. ~ DICKINSON
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ROBERT MOTT.

VT @~Sr 70 nS EeAa-rs Bast. Rss-o-S, yt,r,ssA
received hirth-r -Ippy Of Paints oiS Cors o,h.r
NsIn'f'es with PaHsT- Brushs. B-ns-r- An a.-,-
mn, % frsneh atd Aurrean Window from sriO %
Inebe~ al ct which h. - desirous sell Up the
y. IA large supply II Sap Paint, for sale low 81
Psrot paint for Tin shinE.d Ru-6. EN
a.
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TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS !

~ IhMIllEO AND lNhALlDS
RALDNESS.-BALN or CoLrNBrA. for tho
HAIR which VII stop II Il falling ot or rs-or, n ON s,
paes' an on shiirCH make grow rapidly or on % , -
Ne. Ihe hair from any cane. NV
or Find The Hans Of coNsrocK - 60 on IT,. or Now, -,
nheumntism aSi LAMENESs positively ,,,,. 49,, =,
ArrroAi rHssi' aui ss rrS,nred in m. li a, % -
Sn stast'stE tusfs 40 NEsyr fNissvrtt ne
vet "iiN1' me naulc OF CutiSruCK 4 60 on a.
PILES, &C. wholly prevented Oh, y,,,,r, a., ,,.,
STOCK a co. "'n N'N
Or. SPohn', Headache Remedy viii ea.,tu,iy eur,
sa neaiacie rhhcf from tn Nerves OF bHoi. u,i,t ~
ianhes are using It With great s,y
DR.. B"rihoisnic'v's ~ tor,ut, rssn in time. Wi,
prevent OF cure. M incTcnt C,Igls C.ll- a.,
henicinber the maine anil set CONsTOCkN
DaiIey's Magical Palm Extr,r,or S.,x,-
~ ~ @ remedy ever Invented fr an ~ ANS
To ALL rHE WORLD VINO Use LEtTuER fy lyy Fopu
OIL OF TANNIN, ". Leather uestorrTI A ,,v
'HrNicat pstovssy. Mo-, rsortr kf,,v H., -, - ~
covered uio eaher By tbe or Tnnn e,,r,e,.d mon,
Wan , o's' nrl strength the rann,n - uor, ,.,t ss5
''es Dad hari Do brittle crleseL covered Viii a r0i,,
- i'F b" s1or n fustIs thefr ts ssss1ss s.f.,., "a
-Ntrsss sal remove 40 49, ~ blssr-,.s,.-, a.
"fc virtues u arc n tis artc OIL OF rANVN g,b
r~nersiss bs ies' hardest -athcr II L.. 49, &C.,, -
-, ill y ~ t,'' eaeg sHh nc FINGER, osre
sfcngth 'h' euutfy incredible sen Il become. ill., 80, =
ucr IN 40 rr-rcsts t.rhtfii .aNp.- ari 49,, -i -,
Il, ',s.g ana pcrseu' i-rravats ~ uatsf-psuicuif
bs siF. Carnage ts harness fnnks .ni y. f,e an
lraher ms ,ri :, 49, u ~ lin s,sn riirr ihin new
MANNER me c'thsf used Tiu.sE ARR FNC-rs
CORNS.---Thc rreach Fii,te, is a ,ur, cure
East Indian Hair Dic, eolrurst the hair any .h,i. y
wish. bat vii color the ssn ' N-''' 'Vu
Iiu'~ spread piastcrss better md r,o,. ,... -, -
"'',. vas ''''' M 'h"ot wcar ther, regularly.
Sar>RPariils--COYSTuCK.s coypot..r v,-,, 49,,
hNf l' o'f rf.lara1a of sarsapara thst .,e.. -
ne ."n 'fe sure o. gct C'rt7cks Won ", fr fi ~
oisr' " tocs n7t require g,tns ''''''' y"
Kaimstock's Ver,uofuv, ,p .,.,,..... -. g.
'-''" ." ''''~ with eertliniy quite as,nrishing
h"Fscs- inll ayc Rius Borc. sf-tin W.pIc,r. a. 80,
~ N".fS sfFtlfiC; and FOt-NDFRFn Hoo 49,.
hors.nicn' N'"'nehh Wars thS an
fw no IN Richmond by rsyton John.ton ,,.i c.,,, 4. L.
nm : -, ~ n, w Tavern IN Petersburg. vs. ~ WIN
~ ''''''-'' ~ santos y Iay. de2S-ctaibm
AIDES OVER SIOt.S.-Jus, rss.iv..i ,,o,I., --.-.
q hoe h'nis,s Over Shes and ss na,s h,g,Sr -,
20 ihe hdies-miic q pstcn, rubber
hu s..rr, .,-r,v,,
TWO THOUSAND ~ nice Veri.on Us,,, S-,, "a a.,
- tef-So adans Rur.r, for sak ~
Nv JOHN GORDON
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~, seWah Il Columbia Cogy. eIsy q wash-astor say.
os'e e4reiuy examined pr. A G. BoUs ADD n 'r,u,
'Nn' APPARATUS rcierod and them a. r,.a1v 49,, ~
sentAuy different in ther construction ~
sensrai aad bedins dssrenss hstWSsn ose 1 q ANA
AUS - NAT whIc Dr. Huls intended 10 arorb b. ,i -
= Us uss-s 100 o'hef VIsesa and ths q vsy 0noornta
4Ni' ~ IHoup~oos - calculated aGoci much lt,,
'upl'f AMI Do safsly ami comfortably Whs Ieo,,, -.
nl,uuneh' - in''-c'usl ADJ Omen unsafe reFard Or
.rn . a. 't"'tr Nlic and often hishy hene6ciaL"
cludes- ~ '~"au eon
IboinNons apparatus has wedge ztnppsr or t...-
"lch Constitutes an important difference tet,y.rp H.,
nave "a our lf-~-~ioa otscr eSuhcates from 80
throughout lhe state whieh open n the ,n.,,toD ~
NAY Ni.n 70 - ieH although ARy phys,elan or obi
Irons acquainted with tn anatomy % I-rts viii On
g .yrD ,,,,,..
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CTsrIsSLrI, May J. 1897.
have oaefasy eumind Uterine Tr.s nys,s h. 20
that i unqueriosabg prrert ana ~. An ,1,,
me kni ever ouroe n tbs pubic. dlrs e-ntiay IN ~ ~
respects a far sITsnvt Instrument - - -
Ie osior has soosrSd great benefit On -.r by IN. v
tor % tbs ISo harpH- =, ~''eH
OhsA - '>''N IN ''N1eAA 'SSess
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To Physicians.
DIR. Ro. THoMPsoS's PELVIC CORSET

ttero b SmInnl Ramcage,
r1r Tie cure OF folapsGs Uteri by External Pressure
IENHE subscriber having purchased &c ~ d.
= Thompson the right make aBi vend his Prl,. Co.., -.
~ % nl badase for The cure Of Popss tief or fains
taeuy as possessing superior advantages over every IND ,
t SINE purpose and ask attention TO th. We AZ,
% every patient 1850 :" 'N' ''Seh
Inc 'oIo"irs eeTIfoa's~ respectfully slsnltsd
Fr~al Dr. -. EA,l,
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BROWN q TAYLOR,
Commission Merchants.
HtvE ~ sruEr coNufsstos. svb oFFts ror s,tr
TX BBlS Family Fiour, (vauous brandt
y - 700 % extra sIperfins Do
IS Do Mackerel NO. T. and D.
30 Do d. (No. / and %
90 DO 30 no. ~
100 bofes scaicd Heuings
10 30 Sperm Candies
5 hstTes wooi.y q wooloy Loaf sugar aoub,s r.eD.N
bile. Do d. crushed -
1900 ~. Mountain Lard .f
COCO UnadHa segars
20 htkins Mountain Butter
~ DO Goshcn
Mountain Roll Do
Hofes Chemical War Candst
Hbs rIpcrane and fne Fiaur
tasks Goshen Cheese
Mountain d.
Neni-nn Ham
Dale's Patent Platform aca4s
10. DO. Counter do
Patent Pre- proof Book safes hio
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A CARD.
DENTISTRY

'EHE branch of MEDICAL SCIENCE, viii IN
Dr. fLEAsANIs has made lac special object OF Practloe
pcJ- ohice. BosheT's Row.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
NM II. CIiRIsITAN co continue To oO.r area, 1850, IN
w winter Dry Goods arnoug th.u,-
sattnetis AZ 3Tl and so ct., 10 finest
--. Helvy kC-Ssys ant I,nsrys ..
FannsA- al coiofs ami qualities
Cal.c0es. a. a., ca, = 10 etA and dusf
Cottons al G. 8, and 10 eta
Beaehrd C"ttnus yard WIZ n 3 ets
Cheap Blankets Tor ssrvan.
SIN bound ana whitBsy BID B..nhs,.
And general vtr=y q Fancy Good. " n - i n, ,, -
sAs s =, 80 'Nsh " W. ~. CHRISTIAN a cos
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M NAV, heauiu asoruent % Geuenens fine asin AMI
Mp bros7ns '1ndc sNpeSly order ana can Ne rse
neTled which We -sns above very NV, p,iees ID
BURLINGTON A. 90 Manson Ho,as. a. D,
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LEWIS WEBB

LEWIS WEBB
OFFERS FOR SALE.
OS0 RAGE PORTO RICO
'~OO 40 do supsnor lava
~ Do St Jaso
" d. Cuba
IS d. 1-,guira
100 20 Afsiean
10 70 Maaeaiho
Chocolate
Teas Gunpovder. Po.iehsoaz
iIbiS Cuba Carried
Hhds Porto Rico srrc.ps
- bids Trinidad MOLl<s.
No J Mack~rei
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