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guarded in its provisions 10 prevent the CON
slant occurrence of frauds Every thing con-
nected with naturalization should be made OF
record, and the age, appearance, &c. OF the in
diYidull to be naturall22d should be described
in his certificate. 1t is notorious that natura-
lizltion papers arc passed from hand to hand,
and voted on BY different persons. This could
not be done ii tne rightiul owner were described
in the paper.
Mr.. Merrck is mistaken also in eapposimg
that the proposition 10 change the na!ara!lzt-
tioa law has necessarily bad the effect to
produce "uukird feelings between tic nativc
born and naturalzed citizen" The latter is
as we'll aware of the necessity OF the proposed
change as the native, and is as sohcitous to
have his rights protected. lie sees tclons and
plupcrs constantly poured upon our shores
from the prisons and alms-houses Of Europe,
and he is anxious TO guard his children from
the contamination Of such association We
know that natives are consurabe for their con-
duct towards foreigners, in not only urging
them TO become citzeRs, bat in paying the ex-
penscs of their naturalization. This is one Of
the evil results of excited party feeling and to
prevent its recurrence it will be necessary to
prohibit persons hereafter to be naturalized,
from voting for sne or two years after they
shall have become citizens.
We here repeat the suggestion heretofore
made viz: that the circular addressed TO Anne
rican consuls and their replies, be called for by
resolution Of the s9natc or house. Let us have
the facts officially communicated, exhibiting
the arrangements made by foreign authorities,
for the transportation of their criminals and
paupcrs to this country Other particulars
can also be had, if required, by the oxauina-
ton of the health officers OF the several sea-
ports. We are certain that enough cviednce
can be readily obtained, 10 prove the indisPen-
siJlc necessity of immediately adopting mea-
suros to prevent oar country from being corr
verified into Il Botany Bay for European crini-
mails and paupcrS.
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TRBUTE OF RESPECT. The citizens of Phil
adelphia were to hold public meeting last
evening, at the county court house, ''for the
parpose of devising suitable means to render to
M Clay proper testimonial Of the respect
and affection entertained for him by his fellow
r,iilrns,i
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RELIGIOUS PRoPoRTIoN. The members of
the new Provincial Parliament of Canada are
of the following religious persuasons, Church
of England 35, Church of Rome so, Presbytc-
rians Is; Methodist /; Independent /; not
l,nnNun &
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TWO DOLLARS RmwARD.

=" " DofJtfN AS w ~ aAD.
VIZ Suayed away from the Subscriber, on.
SssxTTsaA Tuesday Dec. leth, rs head OF SHEEP,
49, branded with tar, with the letter "r,
ssQSksz1I-.one having bell on. Whoever taketh up
the sheep and will deliver them the subscriber
shall receive the above reward.
dl7 ct. DANIEL PENTZ, No lyfitt street.
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NADER SHIRTS AND DRAVVEKS.-
a AMOS LOVEUY, No. t23 Baltimore street.
has just received HEAVY Ribbed and Plain Domestia
all Wool Under Shirts and Drawers, extra large Sizes
white and grey mixed; also Scotch Wool and Merinu
do heavy American Silk do; Ladies' Silk Merino
and all Wool ESTS Children 5 do, all sizes. dl6
SPLENDID MAGAZINES for January, 1876.
~ Received by w. N. HARRISON,
Periodical Emporium, ~ N. Gay-st
Ladies' Book, engfavings, IS cents
Gtaham's Magazine, 5 engravings, Is cents
Columbian Magazine, cngrayingS, % cents
Arthur's Magazine, engravings, lS3 cents
Ladies' National Magazine engrav wings, lS3 cents
NJ B.-tIarper's Pictorial Bible No H. just received
Back numbers supplied dig
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UPHOLSTERY Paper H.2NGINGS STORE
YuyHE Subscriber will make Brussels CARPETS
Il for 10 cents per yard; Ingram CARPETS for 81
cents per ward; Oil CLOTHS laid at low prices ac-
cording to quality; BEDS, MATTRESSES, CUSB
IONS, and every other description OF work done in
the neatest manner, promptly and low, always fol
cash, on delivery, or when Completed. I'D.
LOUIS MULLER. Baltimore street,
n25I mh One door from Charles, mo. GlS d
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MAILL FEED. Virginia MILL FEED of Al
iva descriptions by the catge or in lots to suit.
$500 bushels BROWN STUFF, landing this do
and for sale low from the vessel, by
s, FENBY & BROTHER,
dl73t Corner of Gay and Pratt-st
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Tickets S5O3-siiares in proportion.
Risk package only SIS, that draw you
the snug Of $4,000, Go in for Package in this
splendid scheme
Drawn Nos Of the Md Consolidated Lottery,
class 5l-lnwcst prize $3.50 drawn DC. IL
II 10 % 54 40 SIS So 40 40 81 81 ID
SG5- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s. Co, No. Z Calyert-st.,
nnft.
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NEW DRUG g. APOTHECARY STORE,
CORNER OF HOWARD & SARATOGA-STS.
EULIAN s. Balm, has opened fresh assort-
% ment of DRUGS and MEDICINES, selected with
the greatest care; and also variety Of choice PER-
FUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES. PARTICULAR at
tenti0n will be given to Prescriptions, which will be
nut I'D with ueataesa and accuracy. nl2-eOlR
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true 10 their high duties, shall rise IN ee
public opinion, and tfora "ln J ' ~ nc lJII-
I DERED he I@rs Of he bcrc0rcd and nc conn., =,
nands Of a risieors liod, cal Hpo@ Men lor I"
~ s"cnr ami 5cal Me;r a,rn amindignaM testimony
Gg@;aa ms LEA TEN-DARING 'IN
hope gentlemen, that your meeting am anu pp ;I
cecdinss may exert powerful influence an. Ma'
kindred demonstrations all over Tue iai'i' i'e'
TO crush this alarming evil.
Very respectfully, .r,,71,op1
THEODORE FRELINGliU1 SEN.
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BUREAU or CONSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT
.SD REPAIR. July Is, 18Th

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT
AID REPAIR, July Is, 18Th.
ITO carry into eticctlhat part otthe act Of Con-
i grcss making appropriations for the naval
service for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1873
which relates 10 the purchase oi American water
rotted Hemp
Proposals will be received at This Bureau, until
5 O'Clock. p. NJ, of the Doth day of August next
for delivering at The Navy Yard, Chares,own,
Mass, two hundred tons OF American Waterfront
ted Hemp.
This Hemp must be equal in quality 10 the
Riga Rein Hemp heretofore purchased for the
Navy-samples of which are now in the said
Navy Yard-must he delivered free OF all cy-
pcnse TO the United States, and be subject TO the
inspection and approval of persons who will be
appointed by and act under instructions from The
Navy Department.
Persons making offers must state the price
asked per ton OF 2,2i0 pounds, delivered al the
Navy Yard, and must forward with them the
offers of persons of sufficient property To become
sureties in third the amount of the contract,
for its performance, il the offer should be accepted
Separate proposals will be received for guam
titles of moi Jess than thirty IONS nor more than
two hundred tons. To diminish the hazard TO
contractors of forwarding hemp from the West
ern States, which may not be OF proper quality
or sufficiently we'll prepared, the Secretary OF The
Navy has appointed two agents, who will, when
requested, inspect hemp that may By prepared TO
fulfil contracts 10 be made under this advertise
men,. One ofthese agents will inspect the hemp
that NAV be sent 10 Louisville, Kentucky, and
the other that which may be sent TO ST. Louis, in
Missouri. These agents will be furnished with
samples Of Riga Rein hemp. and with the means
of testins the strength OF hemp and will be ready
10 give all information in their power 10 enable
contractors4o have their hemp properly prepared
and TO ascertain the strength and character Of il,
before the expense OF sending it TO the Navy yard
is incurred 1t must be distinctly understood,
however, that the inspection and opinion OF these
agents is merely 10 diminish the risk 10 CON
tractors, by furnishing useful information. The
only inspection by which the hemp can be final
" received and paid for, will be that at the Navy
Yard where it is to be delivered.
The whole quantity Of the hemp embraced in
any contract must be delivered at the navy yart,
Charlcstown, Mass, on or before the lst day OF
August, 1915.
In addition to the bonds which will be required
for the faithful performance OF contracts, ten per
cent will be deducted from ali bills for deliveries
and retained until the completion OF the contract
as additional security for its performance. The
remaining ninety per centum will be paid within
thirty days after the bills, duly approved, shall
be presented TO the Navy Agent at Boston.
July 23 2-r9A
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-Thc su

NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC-Thc sub
~ Scriber has recently oened a Tavern III ne
town OF New Canton. orlr accommodation 81
his friends and the public. New Cation j. stu
alei On The right bank of to James River IL HE
county of Buckingham, al within halt Il m!lt
of The James River Cana he is determined Z"
spare no pains necesSaTy'o accommodate cnr-
totably and asreeably n who may call upon
him. Persons in the nenborhood oi Bnch NJ
ham court house or within eaSonabc disance 81
New Canton, wishing totTe the boat on The ga
ual going up or down, Willlnd ii 10 their interest
as well a comfort To call Nm him. He Will al
ways have ready some ;grslblc conveyance To-
carry passengers from his h&lsc 10 the boat, AMI
from the boat To his houSe.
The two horse post coachrunning from blcH,
inoham court house TO Nev Canton and back 1"
times week puts up with lin and an arrange
mcnt has been made, 81 tnt the coach reaches
New Canton each evenim on which llc boat
goes down. time enough ior fr>onS going 10 Rich
mond 10 take passage on II boat Tor the la''"f
place. and leaves New Camn The next moluae
after the boat going up reactS the latter pIac,
JAIES ). WREN.
New Canton June 81, 1874. 13-2m
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINlA.-Thcc chair
u Of the school of Modern Languages Of this
Institution having become vacant, 10y the rcSig.
nation of Professor Charles Kraitsr, the Board
of Visiters will proceed, al 4 special meeting on
the 10th September, 10 fill The vacancy thus oc-
casioncd..
The compensation of the Professor consists Of
Il salary of one thousand dollars, and fee Of
twenty-five dollars from each member of the
School. besides the use Ola comfortable dwelling
and garden, free OF rent The Languages taught
are German, French, Spanish, Italian and An
glo-Sayon.
Applications may be addressed 10 the under
signed at the University OF Virginia
WILLIS Ii. WOODLEI, Proctor.
July % 22-ll0S
g--f The r. Wing will publish regularly in the
country paper-and the New York American,
and New York Evening Post. the Boston Post
and Boston Atlas, regularly iii their city or daily
papers until the 10Th Of September and forward
their accounts to this Office for collection. One
copy ol the papers containing the advertisement
10 be sent 10 the Proctor, with the cost Of adveris
inn
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BrnrAr OF CoxsrrrcrIox. EorIrMEyr

AND REPAIR, July Is 1914.
C,EALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this Bureau until 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, OF The
4lh of September next for furnishing and deli
vering q, the Navy Yard BROOKLYN, New York /:
Isl. All lhe live oak timber necessary 10 com
ple;c me ira, mes, breaSlhooks beam ana kce>on
pieces, and promi,cuous timber for 4 ship OF he
line, a irigaie and soop OF war, Tor which PR
tia deliveries have been made by Chas. r. SID
bald, under former conirac': AMI
ID For ship of the line. sloop OF war. and
schooner; for whichparial deliveries have ben
in;i,i,. by Mcssrs Van lIoo, and Vaughn, under
4 former contract.
Schedules showing the particular parts of the
frames. the Observation-Disclosures and the dimen-
sons ri the beam and keelSon prces-quanti.ics
and dimensions of promscuous timber, required
Ia complete these contracts, can be Obtained by
persons wishing TO offer, on application 10 The
Commandment oil the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, ~
York
Separate oilers must h. made for supplying all
The Deficiencies under each OF the former con-
tracts and the prices asked per cubic foot Tor the
frames, TIMBER and breast-hookS fol the beam
pieces; for the kcclson pieces and tor the pro-
mScuous timber, for each class Of vessel, in each
offer must be stated separately. The frame lin
Der is 10 be cut 10 mouliS, and the whole, in con-
ionnity with instructions which will be furnish
ed To persons with whom contracts may be made.
The said timber must have grown within
twenty-five miles from the sea, which must I've
proved TO the satisfaction OF the Commandment Of
the Yard and must he free from all injuries ard
defects. which may impair lis good qualities ior
the purposes Tor which il is intended ard must he
subject To he inspection and measurement @.
persons appointed Nv said Commandment, and in
all respects 10 his entire satisfaction. The whole
must In delivered On, or before the first day OF A-
gust, 1917.
No proposal will bc considered, unless accom-
panied by a guaranty, signed by two persons,
(whoSe ability 10 make good their guaranty shall
bc certified to by some Comnandant OF Navy
Yard or Navy Agent, that the person offering
shall, il his offer he accepted enter into contract
before the 10Th October next for the good and
sufficient surctics to deliver the timber embraced
in his offer within the time specified ior lis de
livery.
Ten per ccntum Of the amount of all deliver
les will bc deducted from The amount of all bills
which may he approved for deliveries, ana held
as additional security 10 the bonds Ia be given,
and will not he paid until the contract shall be
fully completed, according to its provisions The
remaining ninety per centum of bills thus ap-
proved, will be paid by the Navy Agent al New
York, within thiry days after the presentation OF
the bills To him.
JULY % 22-tithSep
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Fran Tic Hartford Trmcs.l
HOME rrJIpJrS'rI


A HOME THRUST!
On the 5;h Of March, 1888, call for public
meeting 20 be held in Newark \. j.. appeared in
the Newark Daily Advertiser, as follows:
THE CiLLEY DUEL.
From The Ne,rork UaiiH Adrcfiimr.
PUBLIC MEETING
The citizens OF Newark are respectfully invited
TO attend public meeting in the Isl PRESBYTERIAN
Church. on TUESDAY evening of the present week.
for the purpose OF making an expression of The
public sentiment in reference To TIE recent shock
ing death of a member of the House of Repre-
sentatives ollhe U. 8, and on the subject of du-
cling generally.
Newark, March 9Th 1898
THEODORE FRELlNGHUYSEN.
K. p. Campfed, VIM Rankin
Thomas Ward VIM. Hasev,
James Yanderpool, Aaron Ward
Robcr, Baldwin, j. s Darcy.
l.. A. Smith, Stephen bod,
F. 5. Thomas, S. X. Grover
J. b. Jackson, John Taylor
A. c. NJ. Pennington, Jesse Baldwin,
Joel w Condit, Caleb Carter
J. IL Stephens Moses Roberts
David Nichols, George Cross
Andrew Rankin S. H. Pennington.
J. b. Pinneo James Wheeler,
p. H. Porter, s. Soaring,
Ellison CoDScr. A. Campbell,
James Hague Jr., Samuel HAYNES
Mr. Frelnahagcn is nominated as candidate
for the Vice Presidency on the same ticket with
Mr. Clay; consequently his opinions upon the
subject of duelia. will be read with two-fold in
terc>. Hs1ry Clay is duelist of the most odious
stamp, having made himself party, in one way
or another 10 these savage fights, ffom muih 10
od age! He Wrote the challenge with his own
hand which Mr. Graves sent to Mr. Cillev and
such were its terms, that even Mr. Wise declared
that il admitted OF no compromise! Now. under
these circumstances, the opinion OF Mr.. ERELING-
nrYsgS upon this very duel which occurred on
The challenge written BY Henry CLAY, Is of some
consequence. We therefore suhjoin his letter,
and leave the public 10 Judge OF its force and pre-
sent application:
TRENTON, n j. March 9Th, 1898
Genilcmcn-On my way 10 Tie cars for This
place this morning | received your note of invi-
lation 10 attend meeting of our icllow-ciZens at
Newark Tomorrow evening on the subject Of The
late duel al Washington | sincerely regret that
my professional duties here will detain Inc from
the mecting-joT, II crcr an OCCASION called for an
expression Of The pablc feeling, thc iaie scenes o(
SHOCKING VIOLENCE naoa soiemnly dcmaad it,
Truly 'the blood of war has been shed in peace"
and this in high places and among the lawmakers
Of our country
THE LAW OF THE DUELIsT Is AN
OUTRAGE UPON EVERY PRINCIPLE
OF ORDER AND HUMANITY 1T SETS
THE LAWS OF GOD AND THE INSTI-
TUTIONS OF A CHRISTIAN PEOPLE
AT DEFIANCE; and ift5is MuRDERors SPIRIT
&c not nc. and firmly and feayks'y REsuxEp by tic
fo,ras Of pujtit scutr,eai, on ourScires rW dJide
much cfhc gn'H of MURDER. Il can be check
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POETRY.
(Flom tie Ladies 1Nasa=in.)
BLACK EYES vs.. BLUE.
n.o.,, ,La Erap.h
sucn Yrr REMAIN. r,susc."

(FTOni tie Ladies 4Hds6@fW.)
BLACK EYES vs.. BLUE.
From the French.
EY wM. II. CARPENTER.
The eyes Of brilliant, sparkling Jet
And those of blue that mildly beam,
Ever disputed when they met
Which should presume 10 reign supreme.
Each boldly claimed the preference
Their partizans contesting sirorc;
AT length both rested their defence,
For judgment from the God OF Love
Never before, did any CAUSE
Produce so much embarrassment;
The BLACKS and ILuEs I cSpound the laws,
Had advocates on triumph bent.
For UMplREs, came { thousand signs;
For witnesses, the ardent fires:
For PROOFS, the souls anxietics:
And, for REPORTERS, the desires.
Then Love spake thus, dispules,o hull,
And FIR the wise decision flew
"Wih black eyes, girls are beautiful,
And girls are beautiful with blue;
The black more tenderness expresses,
The blue flash Joyous, light and free,
And, while the black beiray iineSse,
The blue have amiabilty.
"Thc black incline 10 lancies wild
There's danger in deep, dark eye;
The blue is anless as child,
And loves. cen 10 idolairy.
In black eyes, Joy her flowers enwrealhes-
The blue shed radiance soft and true
The soul from out black eye breathes,
But mildnesS rcigns supreme in blue"
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uonCES, lINI0NlIOTEI.

This Establishments now undcrgaiiS
fTi.sita thorough repair every branch III
--a5s=M, Mechanism-will baeatly and wei I"i'
nishcd, and opened ready 10 sceivc Day Boar
er> on Tuesday the 10th otJuly. Tran,ieD'
and Families on the Isl Of August. II Is deem
ed useless 10 say any thing inTay Of recoin"le'r,
dation of this House, for il conceded %, d..
who know it. there is not hNse III h-i"','
surpass il for comfort and onvenence' !; =,
we'll located for business, an accom-, -"
about 200 persons; it will be irnishcd "i'' va
ter from the Bloody Run Sfins' whisi ! g r'..
sidercd equal to any water Lower va 81, T.,
Stable is large, airy and first rate ord.;, u i
Osllers are as good as any the State. Al! w.
proprietor can say for hine!t and assis'a't'. -,
that every effort will be eerted to give >a,l,i'
ton. y. ~ liob'
Richmond, July IA. Isl. H..
p. S.-A first rate Hoe Keeper waii'''. :, a., =,
so. No. Cook; none iced apply unie'' 20. 'g !,
can come well recommend, and are in!iy .'a ar
lied to discharge all the dies faithfully 'N"' 81
pertain 10 each branch oiheiI business. II
I,l, % -
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New Canton, June 81, lS4. l;

BELL TAVERN, IcIlMoED, Va
m THE subscribers wi take cliargc d tins
fs57a popular and well-linwn Ifonsc, Oh lur>-
,IG:l=W day, the 10th, and especially solicit !
share OF patronage from tair friends ami 'te
pnhlc They have lurniShc the house through
out with new furniture. Tliria will a'"aiI
be supplied with the best ealble> the marhd VIII
afford, and their bar with ih,best liquors.
RO. HILLS BROTHER
Julv IL 30-tiO
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(.I,ssIcAI AND MATHEMATICAL
school, IN STA UNION, BY PIKE Pow
rus-Thc exercises of this School VIII De RESULT
al -, The Isl Monday in September and terminate
The last Friday in June, with two public seml-an-
nual examinations. ..,.o
Trpvs. For board and tuition ten months, lou
for expenses OF school room and apparatus, i3o-
n,vable one half on the Isl OF September, and one
half on the LIST of February.
July l6 -.,.r..
A MELIA ACADEMY.-Thc next Session
| n will commence Sept. Isl. and end July Isl,
1915.
Isl SIS February lst Punctual attendance at
rho Commencement of the session is earnestly re-
ouested. Refer 10 VIM. II. HARRISON.
~ Direct, (post paid) Elk Hill P: O., Amelia
July 4 lift w. II. II.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The next
I session OF this Institution will commence on
the Isl of October and terminate on the 1th OF
July following.
spective professors are
l. ANCIENT Observation-Disclosures Harrison.
9 MoDERN LANGUAGEs-Proessor-
9 M,TurMATics-Proi.sSor Courtenay.
4. NATURAL. PHIIoSoPHY-Prolessor w. b.
Rogers.
5. CrvrL ESGrSEEnING-The subjects Of which
are divided between the the professors of Mathc-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
&. CHEMIsTRY-Prof. r. T. Rogers.
T. MEDlcISE-Prof Howard.
s. ANATOMY AND SuRGERY-Prof Cabell.
Q. Moral PnnosopnY-Prof G. Tucker.
10 L,w-ProL ii. St. G.. Tucker
For more particular information in regard 10
expenses. &c, see one of the printed catalogues,
or the Washington Globe, or the National Intel
ligcncer. WILLIS III. WOODIEG,
Proctor and Patron.
July % 22-tl0S
THE Richmond Wing requested 10 copy in
Tho
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JulY23
NEW CASH CIGHING STORE

NEW CASH Gu fil.'p an g,f
r A. MARTIN, VI ~, .HG'N ' :. ua,c,,s
d door Jelor Londoa. UMtHsa0" ~ mention
Dry Goods Store, respectfully iEEneS w. g,i.e
o. !ne c''aes o, i.i' nn' Sloc O. ReaiyNa5e
rln,l;n ~ an ,nanm,ac,ureyery recently By mn u
oi taih;nn.h ..vIe and substantial manner lI'l
,a s.ac'e Soc "lioois oihe --latest i
tations. he intend
keeping constantly on and superior ass ly J:i
of Cloths, Cassi,ners and Vcs,nss; p,-.,.
Brown and Figured Liens, for Goats ant 9; ID,
and great variety OF yors,ed and Co,' ;, !. Ire
all Of which will b made up TO oiu''' ''
nea,cst manner at Ii shortest notice. ch;rs B.
sons Collars, staes Scarf Ties u ii"" ~%riy
chiefs Gloves, SusIader>, tosein ,Y.,o~n. wear
other article appertanpg 70 se4 Ta1H priccs
all of which will he "A at New ,, no,n are war
ranieJ boih a as DURABILITY and r eiF
,n J; "a M to n0 Pasn to merit and receive
share of the public a''o'''9'' 1-sawly
Nav 10
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cash FOR WHEAT-We wish Ia pur
- chase WHF.Tihe prcsensca~on, and ior2o"
crops, rel clcnacd, we will ~ the highest malkc
price ncAsn. Farmers on lie Dan and staun;oa
rivers. and elsewhere who avc good crops, MAY
find ii To their n,crcS, 10 CO on Us before selling
READ, CARRINGTO x WILLIAMS.
GAINESVILLE, 1h June, Isl.
g-2awlmSW.om.