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COMMERCIAL RECORD
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Junc )


CorrEE-There has been but lille doino !
Rio at about steady prices.
FLoUR-There has been but liule ;.
malion in the demand for Flour dur;r, !.
week and sales only 10 moderate e1,ep, y, ~
been made for expor alSi,25 a4,3li Tor conn ~,
and fair mixed brands
GRAIN-Receiptso OF Wheatirom the in,er;o,.
exceedingly light, and The demand somewhat -
Ter: sales OF Penn. reds ahoat and in ,lo,a -
rs 81 cts. for interior AMI light; 90 95 c,< q
common and good quality; 50 cts. for prime ~ ~,
cls. for red aud white mixed, and l09 els. I. "
small lot of prime white. Rye-sales Of p. .
AT 50 60 cts Corn-sales of several care ~
Southern yellow at AZ 43 chs, and Penn IN so'
Al - els. Oats in demand, sales o, Sor.t,
early in The week, at 81 81. cts and since -.
cts.
CorroS-Pricesa are steady, and there ba, -.
Il good demand for cotton. The sales COM
42O bales Mobile and New Orlean a. s, '.P'l~
500 bales Upland and Florida at 81 ian,
h., for ordinary 10 fair quality, and ls0 +. IS
Tennessee al g. cts cash Weeh, >aIs. vac
bales. The market closes vei, firm ="
SprRITs.-Smal sales OF Brandy Boria,,x
81 10al, IS, and Rochelle al ,s0al * pua :.
: hhds Jamaica sold al ,65al, 20 NJ IN IN,
al 33a34 CTS Whiskey-Sales al G00tt,. uS ",
10 81 els, chiefly at 2Oa20. cents Sales in ma. y
2O.a20 cents. Apple Whiskey is held =, 81 .
MoLAsSEs.-There has been more er0uiry
this article. with sales OF l2T hhds and t., po ).
Rico, and $50 hhds ST. CroiI, part 10 leave !.
marker, on terms not public; 80 hhds Cuba -
al 81 cts, mos.
SuGaRS.-There has been a tarenquiry ,orS,
gar, more particularly during The last three, h.,
and prices continue without change sales /,
$50 hhds. New Orleans at 5, 6, GEMS Ne,
for ordinary 10 handsome quality, 4 AMI & NOM,
% hhds. Porto Rico art! cents; 200 bis ), /
200 bags white Brazil al 81, with a few al . q,
all on time.
ToBAcco-Prices are stationary. Sale. al !,
hhds Kentucky at 3 10 cents for commo, Il
prime leaf The late English advances show \,
change in prices.-[ L.. $. Ga-dte.
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NEW ftltlks

Our obliging friends, Ball < Perkins, continue
10 send US rich literary resenls--anong them are
the "Smuggler," from The prolific pen OF the indie
fatieable James; we have had no time 10 look
into ii, but the subject well suits his descriptive
powers and fancy; No Of the Encyclopedia o.
Domestic Economy, very useful work for iarni-
lies; Nos So and So of Harpers Illuminated
Shakespeare containing portion of Midsummer
Nights Dream, decorated with number Of fine
engravings, some OF them beautiful and others
mos, gro,esque and amusing and No. 80 OF Har.
per's Pictorial Bible OF which we have so often
spoken with favor. Jeremiah foretelling the fall
of Jerusalem" is very pretty illustration. All
The above from Harper < Brothers press.
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JaaueIin Hall at Auction

THIS beautiful and fertile little Farm, situated
i in a bend of the Rapid Ann river, between
Orange Court House and Barboursville, six miles
from each, twenty-lhree from Charlottesville, and
eight from Gordonsvie, Uhe Western terminus
Of the Louisa Rail Road which makes il within
four or five hours ride oihe city Of Richmond,
consists of 36i acres, between 60 and 20 in wood,
90 in fine timothy meadow, the remainder subdi-
vided into fields and lots, in clover, wheat, corn
and oats. The land is we'll walered, lies beauii-
fully, parlakcs Of the character Of the Southwest
Mountain soil, cred, with chocolate gravel, and
The auvial river lands.
A handsome Two story mansion with rooms
closets, spacious garrett and cellar, and porti-
Goes, stands upon an elevated site and commands
an extensive view OF the valley of the Rapid Ann
and The surrounding nights. There is Kitchen
a smoke house lumber house, ice house, carriage
house, (ior , carriages dove cote, grain and TO.
bacco barns, wheat machine, stables, corn house,
overseer's house and cabins for servants; all OF
which, with the fences arc in excellent repair.
There is fine garden, an orchard in full bear
ing, and another OF delicious fruits, planted six
years since.
II is nearto several churches, good school
within few hundred yards OF smiths shop
a store, a post office and a merchant mill, and
surrounded by the best society in Virginia. In
shurt, il is one of the snuggest, handsomest and
most valuable lille homesleads in the healthes
and most desirable portions of the State. II j.
equally well suited TO the German larn er iron
the west of The Blue Ridge, who may wish lc
make money by il, and the man OF wealth from
the lice water country, who wishes 10 secure
healthy retreat for his family during the sickly
season, amidst the Southwest Mountains, which
Steam has put within few hours travel OF III,
country bordering on the Chesapeake Bay.
10 L..
the highest bidder. al Orange Court House oil
Monday, 2slh July, 1916, that being Orang
County Court day.
TERMs,-One third cash. the remainder in on
and Two years, with deed OF trust on the proper
~ TO secure the deferred payments. The title j
not only undispued, but lndisputnble.
Address, (post paid) Liberty Mills. Orang
J County, Va. u. AMBER.
! June "a, ls45-cw5w
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Al AR PIED

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, at Elmwood, IN
the county OF Dinwiddie, by the Rev Theodorick
Pryor, DR.. WIN. B. Price OF Brunswick county,
10 Miss MAaTHA Ann, daughter of Saml Pryor.
Esq
Married, on The 18th inst, al the Tuleyries, resi-
dence Of Col. Joseph Tuey, Clarke county, Va,
By the Rev. w. q. Jones, JOSEPH TrLEY Tho
MAS, of Philadelphia 10 Miss BELINDA MlTcH-
ELL Of Va
Married, on the 18th inst, by The Rev. Robert
Cole, SMITH WHITE, Esq, 10 Miss VIRGINIA
BouLwARE, all OF Caroline county, Va.
Married, on Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst,
al Pine Bluff Baker county, Georgia, MI. YOUR.
G. RusT, OF Richmond, Virginia, TO Miss SARAH
S. ATKINSON, daughter of The late Hiram Akin
son.
II Petersburg papers will please insert
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"Sweet sepsibility. Ola ,


heard u little lamb cry sBahr
Says !, Little lamb, have you lost your mamma -
We learn from gentleman recently from
Texas, that Captain Elliott on his return 10 Gal
weston, from his stealthy descent upon Mexico,
gave way TO emotions OF the proioundest pathos
He seemed TO be of sudden impressed with The
impossibility Of preventing Annexation, and an
nounced that in that contingency Mexico would
declare war He thought that the United States
would. Of course, blockade the ports OF Mexico,
and said that step would certainly bring both Eng
land and France down upon us, and that Texas
consequently would be the theatre Of a twenty
years sanguinary conflict He expressed The
deepest pity for The poor Texans who were good
sort of people at bottom, although strangely i'm
penelrable 10 The persuasions he had SO diligently
dropped into their ears. He could but pity those
misguided persons. The Captain is man full
Of pity-indeed, most piliiul man. II is report
ed that these sombre reflections So wrought upon
his tender sensbities that he shed tears until his
body was as dry as powder-horn-yea, until it
was 50 exhausted OF moisture, that he did mol
perspire for week running.
N7c Orleans Pieayaae
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Enc Nrm Yonr Mn.c, M,ax.r Tha ]

The New York MONEY MARKEr-The Ex-
press SAYS: "The Money Market is perfectly
easy. The Banks find il difficult 10 obtain allhe
paper they want, even al six per cent Political
affairs particularly the Oregon and Texas ques-
tons, are settling down so quietly, that confidence
is restored. The dull season is now coming on,
and there will be SO little business done for some
weeks to come, that there will be little demand
for Money. There is no demand for Specie for
export, and Exchange continues al too low rate
10 excite any attention. There is great DISPOSE
tion 10 put out money ,on Board and Mortgage
and millions are offered on down Town property. y
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ARRiyAL FROM Msxlco-The barque Anahu
ac, Captain Wilson, arrived yesterday morning,
from Vera Cruz, in twenty-five days passage
The Hon. Wilson Shannon, late Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister PlenipolenliaTy 10 Mexi-
CO, came in the Anahuac as passenger.
II was The general feeling in Vera Cruz, when
the Anahuac sailed, that Texas would never be
annexed 10 this Union; such was the confidence
which the Mexicans rcposed in The English.
[Sunday's v. y. Herald.
FuNERAL oF GENERAL JAcKsoS.-Thc Hon.
Martin Van Buren,, and his Excellencr Silas
Wright arrived in town BY The Albany boat yes
terday afternoon 10 take part in The funeral obse
quies ofGeneIal Jackson, on Tuesday next ID.
GENERAL JAcKsoN-The Board OF Common
Council held special meeting last evening, and
appropriated a sum OF $500 dollars To deiray the
expenses of the celebration Of the funeral obse-
quies of General Jackson, which lakes place on
Tuesday nexl.-[U
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"sHoyy THYsELF A MAN"
I,f Rines, Chapter I'd.


In examining the above beautiful text at The
Second Baptist Church, on Sunday night, The
Rev. +. L. Magoun introduced the death oil Gene
raj Jackson, over which the nation now monrns-
Far was |, from his design 10 refer political con-
alterations: but as Patriot and as Christian,
he presented the life of the beloved OLD man as
model for the young men of The present day
MIR. MS discourse was marked ny many points
of beauty and eloquence but we were ih'e"
struck with one figure which seemed 10 Us iiios'
annropriate. In The ancient city of Pompei' II
was The strict discipline, that no Senllnci Shouiu
ever leave his post. When therefore, Tue aWiui
eruption Of Vesuvius occurred, which covered
Herculaneum and Pompeii with DESTRUCTION, an
old Sentinel being on his solitary round saw
the cloud OF ashes filling up the doomed sPo' ="
which he was confined EIe witnessed The hiSh'
Of The inhabitants from the deadly visiler--pa',
true TO his honor and his duty, he stood hrm anu
calmly awaited The fatal moment fouf'ee"
hundred years afterwards, The city was uncover
ed by excavation, and the skeleton oil inns ia''n
tul sentinel was found in The attitude oil uevo'eu
duty. SO with General Jackson: conscious ol
having discharged his duty TO his country, an"
cheered By his reliance upon Heaven, ms uh-
daun,ed spiri, quietly awaited The last stroke o.
Death.
Mr.. NJ, who has just returned from visit 10
Europe, where he had an opportunity oil conpa-
ring the things of The Old and New World spoke
most warmly Of The great blessings which Amer
ca enjoyed, and looked forward 10 the day. wheh
our liberal institutions and our religious priv
leges, to whose success tolerance IS 50 es>el.''''
would be spread over Ibis whole continent P'e'y
and Patriotism he presented, as the great corner
stones Of our permanent prosperity, ana as Tue
surest means OF extending the blessings OF our Go
vernment 10 The wrelched masses OF The Old World.
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

A statement in the last Floridian gives Nose
ley 1873 majority over Call, and Levy 1852 majo
rty over Putnam. They will not be less and
the majority on joint ballot is % votes, II
being majority OF both Houses-ihat is il The
Nassau members are Wings, Of which there IS
vet some doubt
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Dinucr 10 Mc Afu,nni ofMe T'.ir,y,iIv

We have been requested 10 state, lha, The Fa-
Gully intend giving public Dinner 10 The Alum
nj, al the University, on the Fourth OF July; and
that arrangements will be made for accommodating
within the precincts those members OF the society
who NAV me from distance A large meet
ing is anticipated and We need hardly add, thai
all who attend will be warmly welcomed 10 This
happy renewal Of their academic associations
fChorLottesrilLe AdraroL.
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IIsiicrc Eni1.frslin

Joseph c. Cabell, John Fl. Cooke, Andrew
Stevenson, Thomas J. Randolph James M
Mason, VIM c. Rives, and R. Nj. t. Hunter
Esls.
Tiatas Virginia Military Institute.
Gen Peter c. Johnson, Abingdon; Geo II. Lee
Esq, Harrison; VIM. Daniel, Esq, Lynchburg
Col. Charles Dimmock, Richmond; Gen. Cor
bin Braxton King William; General Rober
Wallace, Fauquier; John w. Brockenbrough
Esq, A. Leyburn, Esq, and Gen. c. 7. Dor
man, Rockbridse; Gen. VIM. Fl. Richardson
Adjutanl General.
The Board meets al Lexington on Monday
the 30lh inst,
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MT USIC.-A lady, educated in Europe, who is
1tL oroughly experienced in teaching Music,
and who can have the highest testimonials, wish
es hear OF a situation where she may have the
conducting Of Music School, either connected
with some tlourishins Female Seminary, or as
an independent teacher. The lady is qualified 10
instruct in vocal and instrumental Music on the
Piano and Guitar. Being accustomed 10 conduct
the organ, she would pleIer a location where an
or9anis is wanted.
Communications NAV be addressed 10 William
Harper, lnielligencer Office, Romney, Hamp-
shirc Va June 2I-cIt.
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CONCORD ACADEMY

YNlIE next session Of This institution vii csa
i mence The Isl of July, AT which time, >ot'
of The students, having completed their Acate!-.
course, will leave vacancies for others
Address-Concord Academy, Caroline coGt
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN
June 2f-cG.
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N0I,ICE.

PURSUANT 10 a decree OF the Circuit Supe-
i rior Court of Law and Chancery for York
county, pronounced on The 2Sth day of April,
1915, in cause therein depending, on which
Baker P. Lee, Benjamin +. Bucktrout, and other
creditors of Mathew Jones Gibbs, deceased, are
plaintiffs, against the Executor OF Thomas A.
Gibbs, deceased, and WIN. Howard, Sheriff OF
York county, and Committee OF the estate OF Mat
thew J. Gibbs defendants. All persons having
claims agains, the estate of the said Thomas
Gibbs, deceased, are required 10 exhibit The same
before me as the Commissioner OF said Court, on
or before the first day OF August ncxf, 10 be re-
ported 10 The Court for settlement.
SAML. SHIELD, Comr.
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We have on hand an accumulaling mass OF in.
teresting articles, which our narrow columns ex.
clule for the present. We hope gradually 10 give
place 10 them.
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T F. WORDS OFFiCE.-Drawing OF Alex
.J f. andria Lottery, Class No. 25:
II 80 16 80 rs 33 D. 81 81 81 e. II
Ticket Nos. IS 80 II, one Of the Capital, OF
800 dollars, sold by WORD.
Drawing OF Va. Monongalia Lottery, No. 95
6S 3S 80 AZ % 81 l6 81 i6 "a 66 81 80 40 81
Nos IL 81 AZ, Capital in this, sold by
WORD.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No. li5
As ~ rs % G2 , GO 10 73 IL / - l6 SO %
Nos. % 80 10, a Capital in this, sod by
WORD
$4,000 for $40 mex, Saturday. For the Ca
pilal send 10 }. r. WORD.
p S-More luck at Words. Drawing Of Va.
Leesburs Lottery, Glass % drawn in the Elk
change Monday:
Whole tickle, Nos IL SO 81, prize Of 1000
dollars in The above; also, half ticket Nos. 9 fl
Ga, a fine capilal--borh sold by WORD. II you
want 10 be sure Of getting The 10000 dollars Ior
next Saturday, get ticket at WORDS.
Junp 81
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r. Russell Bigsers Office.

CUCCESS TO THE PATRONS OF FOR
- TUNES HOME-SI, 900, Whole Tic
Krr, SOLD AND PAID By BlGGER-CaA0ndsf see Il:
Drawing OF Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No. A.:
50 "a 70 60 A. II IS % IS 81 81 Is IS 10
Whole a 81 60, snug prize Of 81 900, sold
and paid AT sight by BIGGER.
Call To-day and get s., 1000 for , SO. &C Nos !,
IL ballots. Risk on package 5 63.
S40000-75 Nos, Is ballots.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. AZ, draws
in Wilmington, June %.
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TN CUANCERY-VIRGISIA "A, ~.
/ Superior Court OF Law and Cbancefi' =.
linued by adjournment, and held for YORK e'''''
the 2Sth day OF April, lS45: 49,.
Baker P. Lee, and Benjamin F. Buc.a /.
WIN. II. Pierce, and Robert Fl. ArmiSeat, w..
said Pierce and Armis,ead are late lne'oS,-
and partners in trade, under the firm and >, -.
Pierce and Armislead, who prosecute i.i c ..t
selves all other creditors OF Matthew Jones ".
deceased, PiaihuH'
against c5s.
WIN. Nelson, Executor Of Thomas y. " y !,
deceased, and William Howard, Sherh =. w.,
county, and Committee and AdIn'iiisi,a,s,..
Matthew j. Gibbs, deceased, DeienS'tn Ia,
This cause came on This day 10 be again ,a -,
on the papers formerly read, and on Inc ls I'm
Commissioner Shield, 10 which no eSCe pp.,is,;
filed, and was argued BY counsel On cons 's.. III
lion whereof The Court doth acludee' jim co,,o,.
decree, that this cause be referred to tie va;
sioner OF this Conr,, 10 take an account /,
is due 10 the creditors OF Thomas a. o'' = d,
ceased. the Testalor in the proceedlhs, bar
cause named; and thai all persons VINO G Ii1t L
claims against the said Thomas A. ug'S ,'on
ceased, do exhibit the same before inc sa' Scsi ia
missioner Tor settlement, on or before 'ne is,
OF August nexl; and the said Cominiss, Is, uses
cause This order 10 be published lof e'5 n,rr. i
previous 10 the said first day OF Angus - Rics
some newspaper published in The Gns ~ Ya
mond and 10 nos, the same al The door . cos,
county Court House, for TWO success
days. Copy ies'e. ,rrD Clsrs,
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II All orders strictly confidential. June :
TATE'S AMERICAN FORM-DRlNK-
ER & MORRIS will nnhlish ahnut iha lsi

TATE'S AMERICAN FORM--DRINK-
i Err & MORRIS will publish, about the Isl
July next, "Tate's American Form Book con-
tanning legally approved forms Tor agreements OF
every descriptions arbitration, assignments, bonds,
bills OF exchange, conveyancing, deeds in trust,
letters OF Attorney promissory notes, partnerships,
receipts releases, transfers, wills &c, &c, many
of which have been selected lIom The valuable
forms left BY the late Joseph Tale, Esq, and
never before published, with table OF contents
and a complete index 10 all the different subjects,
by his son, Benjamin Tate, Esq, Councillor al
Law-making one OF the most perfect and COM
plete Form Books ever published.
"Mayos New Justice Of the Peace" we will
publish about the Isl November next.
Recently published-Joynes on the Statute OF
Limitations DislNkER u MORRIS.
June u
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TIL IL A Il X T..
Second Night OF the Re-Engagement Of
MR.. roo TIL.

On TUESDAY EVENING, June "a,
Will be performed, by request, the Tragedy OF
RICHARD THE THIRD
RICHARD, Mr. BOOTH
Richmond, Mr. Field.
Buckingham, Mr.. Potter
King Henry, MIR. Brandon.
Queen, Mrs. Potter.
Duchess OF York Mrs Kemble.
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rs Nos Is ballots-Whole Tickets SIS, halves
so, quarters IS.
This is a most magnificent scheme 10 buy a
package in, there being Is drawn ballots in each
package of25 tickets; package may contain the
five highc>, capitals. A certificate Of package
OF 25 whole tickets in the above grand scheme,
will be sent for only 1872 dollars; halves, quarters
and eshths in proportion 1t you want prize,
call or address t. r. BIGGER,
Richmond, Va.
II. All nnlerS strictly confidential June 24
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HOYT'S OFFICE-S2O,O 600 in Two pri2,
Ii OF 10000 Tor this morning. - Nos. !
drawn. Tickets IS; packages for sale on I.
usual Terms until 1 o'clock.
$1,000 Capital Tor his evening. Tickets y
For sale al HOYT'S OFFICE
JuEe2i No. EAchaGgs
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DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
AUCTIONEERS AND
Commission Merchants,

WILL attend 10 sales Of Merchandise, +
w nilure and Real Estate, and advance "a
on consignments. June 2i-l:
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE !
RICHMOND, JuSE %, loi5 !

VlltGlNlA LAND OFFlCE.
RICHMOND, JuSR 20, lei5
TN CONFORMITY 10 an act entitled AN 4
i 10 reduce into one act The several acts conc'I
ing Eschealors," passed The 9Th day Of Jan, -
do hereby make known 10 all whom il may g.
Germ, that itappears BY a certificate d ne ?
cheator oflhe county OF Charles CITY, date |.
9Th day OF May, 1915, and received ino Y
Land Office on the Both day Of NAV, l'4o =, :.
by an inquest held on The 10Th day OF Apnl -.
tract OF Land containing One lldtTea .
Sixly-hve and half Acres in the SAID conh'
Charles City, ofwhch John Crew. Jr- ditd :. :
ed, has escheated 10 this Common~eahh. -
By inquisilon held on the said lOhday :" ~
1913, it also appears that one other 'EacI o. 70,
conla ming Five Hundred and Twenty h"f ),
The said county OF Charles City, oi "h,'a -
Crew (sentleman) died seized, has escbs''-
10 this Commonwealth. -,
june 2i-cwGw Reg. Land ofl;'
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Christopher Strap, Mr. kemble'
Nancy Strap Mrs. Potter.
II For particulars, see bills OF the day.
II ADMlSSlON-Boxes - els; Pit 81 els !;
Centre and Side Gallery 50 cents; Colored Gal
lery - cents.
Doors open al u o'clock; curtain rises at 8
o'clock precisely. June u
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COOK WANTED i wish to purchase ~
~ my own use well qualified FEMALt
COOK, of good character aud disposition
Tor which a liberal price will be paid. o.:
from the country decidedly preferred.
June 2i-lt BERNARD PEYTON
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d ESIDENCE al The Court Of London.-Rush's
n Residence atthe Court OF London.
Exploring Expedition now complete in 5 vols,
price $40.
Tokeah, or the While Rose, an Indian Tale, by
c.. Sealsleld, al edition. Received and for sale
by DRINkER e. MORRIS.
lima
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To conclude with the lauehable Farce Of
a Pleasant NeiSlbOrs

DOUBLE Dance BY the Misses Wagslah
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-21
HUZZ.a FOR PXTTSBURG,

w ry, would respectfully inform the merchants
and others engaged in purchasing beef and pork,
that such are his arrangements for the manufacture
of barrels that he is at all tmee prepared to make
and deliver any quantity, on the shortest notice,
which he will warrant to pass the strictest nspec-
ton, and respectfully solcits orders for work in LIS
line. His terms will be found very liberal, Tha,
thoss unacquainted with his work may entertain no
doubts concerning it, the following statement Of
those who have tested it, is appended:
Having packed Pork in barrels manufactured By
VIM. Bevard, and shipped them to New York.
which stood inspection No. l, have no hesitation
in recommending merchants and packers to him to
procure barrels, safe and sound. GILLETS.n
> Bloomington, Nov, l s, le44,