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In order TO diminish the consumption of bread the SAY
on Government has forbidden new bread TO be sold.
The Government OF Bohemia has decided that the Je-
suits shall not be allowed TO reside at Prague
The British Government have taken stem. 10 send out Sir
Richardson with his overland expedition to the North
Pole. "
American -four getting largely into consumption in Lin
coin, and II Is said TO DO infinitely better than the home
manufactured.
The Free Trade Association OF Belgium has called q
meeting OF the economists Of all the world al
gress To be held Brussels the 18th OF
The King OF Denmark has granted the sum OF SIS 900
Tor the purpose o furnishing bread TO the poor at price
below the market rate.
Several German engineers have arrived in Egypt in or
der To make the necessary cutting ship canal
through the isthmus Of Suez.
Paris paper says that rumor prevails that Mehcmet
AL in imitation OF the Emperor Of Russia has offered to
exchange two millions sterling ainst French
Treasury Bonds.
Several corporss and prvaies the Guards have desert
cd and proceeded TO Mexico, where some Of them have
obtained commissions IL is said that Mexican agents
ousily employed IN scducins the desert.
ScARorY OF FooDThe follow ing order has been issued
by the Lord Steward Of the Queens household Her
Majesty having taken into consideration the high price OF
provisions and especially brcsdsu has been grseiousy
pleased TO command that from OF this ends only
flour shall be used in her Msestys household and that
daily allowance OF bread shall be h. per head TO each
person dieted in the palsce.
Rank OF England.
An account sth Victoria cap ~ for
the weeh ending on Saturday, the sth Of May, iss7
ISSUE DEPARTMENT
Notes issued tSs7sSsS3 Government Debt.
| Othcf sccunle--... S.qc 1900
i Gold an 7.3O
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PARts, May 10, 1917.
have this moment received a letter from an American
gentleman dated IN Madrid. Spain, 10Th Of May giving
account Of the capture Of American vessel in the
Mediterranean, by Mexican pryateef OF pirate. This
took place last MONTH Tho Mexican vessel s called the
Unieo. and the American prize the bark Carmelie 1913
TONS Of Blngo Maine, Capt Litoied being on her yoy-
age from Porto Rico 10 Trieste Tho American consul
Barcelona the the American mi-
mister Madrid and a demand made for the release
Of the bark. The UHieO fitted out OF Oran. The
captain SPaniord, who had fed from justice Spain
The all Spunards. She reported she had clear
ed yera Cruz. although Is certain she was
Of tho Mediterranean. They furnished with nai-
falizauon papers from some Moxcan The Spanish
authorities oOnnvinR the piracy but the American
minister has taken mp the with great determination
IL sad that there Mexican pirates tho
Modouanean-all fitted out IN Spain, likely is
there any American ship Of in that 10 protect
American commerce. which numbers a dozen and more Of
largo vessels that the Government NJ Washington
will look 10 this matter at once; aud II the Spanish Gov
do not properly. that American feet will
take satisfaction out Of Havana. write this for the soa
mer Of the 18Th inst, bot II may miss,
learn that Powers famous statue Of the Greek Slave
is going out 10 the q. S.
The Hon. Mr.. Polk, charge dee a6dires Naples, has
ust arrived In Paris
P.s-Iiust learn that aere are two American ships Of
vara Gibraltar. That will do.
Tm PRnF BARK CARAELnA,-It would seem from the
following Of letter received by merchant Of Ply
mouth Eng that tho authorities 81 Barcelona would not
recognize hor capture legal. The letter published In
tho Plymouth Eng Herald Of May l2h. The phvsteer
fitted out at Barcelona under Mexican commission.
with orc eun oiRhtpoundor The barque was Of $50
tons burthen-tho privaieer, Is tone.
The circumstance created tho greatest interest here
for such maraudnR s 20 DO allowed vessel would be
safe The authorities took up the matter with spirit and
sfer due examination, they condemned the prvaeor AZ
psie-snd, Of course, the American vessel will be rsslo-
ed b csptan 20 pursue his voyage lssn there sTe
lheo other craft In ibis neghborhood, with similar com
missions. Tho United States should sanction man-of war
on tho coast protect their ships. The Spanish authori
tics behaved very we'll In the affair"
The jamestown sloop Of lie nearly ready for sea-
bound IL ~ said 10 the Of Africa II might be well
q alter her destination to the Mediterranean TO look after
| these Mexican Privatoor,
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MnnlnI,is KnnI..

The Memphis Enqurer Of the 2jl ut states, hat owing
the the Fsrmers and Merchants Bank ofihatciy
,occasioncI by suspicious Of he insolvency growing out
protest Of s checks by Of the Pbadsphia BinksJ
the Board Of Directors had the day previously resolved
suspend the payment Of specie temporarily. They caution
the noto.bodors however against sacrificing ihern
the resources Of the Bank ample and will soon be
4 made available
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

I5'The New Orleans Pcayune informs US tn Santa
Annals game cocks captured Cerro Gordo. The
Tor carrying them off trophies, but General
Twiggs ordered them be unloosed, when, instead Of
following the example their iusirous leader by running
they right into battle, and used their spurs emerge
ucaly Santa Anna supposed have used his. The
General seemed to lament that the Mexcans exhibited so
much less pluck than their 5antams.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

II-Tho Stockholders OF the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company held their annual meeting Tuesday
astn Petersburg The receipts upon this road lost year
$50 $40 -, being Of SLAP % over
those OF the year before. The business OF the Clover Hill
Railroad, in connection with this Is increasing rapidly
Writ Robinson Is President; Richard Barton Haxa. Vice
President; and r. B. HaKal. Charles s. Mills, John f.
May, Charles Ellis and Holden Rhodes, Direciors-ihe
three first named appointed by the Stockholders and the
two las, named by the Board Of Public Works
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Likeness of Rough a Rcodx.

We have been presented with finely executed Portrait
OF Gen. Taylor engraved by HoJ from an original por
tra taken at Camago, by Capt Eaton, his aids
The fidelity OF the likeness is atested by Com Conner
and other officers both Of the Army and Navy and pur-
ehasers may feel ASSURE therefore tina, they will faith
full deinoaton OF the features Of the old hero.
The portrait for sse by Messrs Yockney & Dreuan.
the latter Of whom was with Cen Taylor at Monterey.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

STARTLING RvNoRs-McKNoS MUEpERs.-A gentleman
from Burlington, Iowa, brings OF the return of two
who lett that place some time since with company
Of Oregon emgrants who report that they were forced to
by band OF Mormo1s who left Nauvoo last fall
They report that Of the emgan being sick forced
stop at Council Bluffs, that number Of his friends
Guiding the two that have returned remained with him
designing, he should recover hasten forward
and oyeake their companions After resuming the march,
and being FAR beyond the white settlements they
tackled by the Momons robbed and all murdered except
the two who bring the sad intelligence, and who barely
capped with their lives. Nothing known OF the fate
those in advance Several OF the persons murdered
taking out considerable sums OF money which made
known 10 the Mormons by brace OF worthless, under
guard at Burlington who have acted for the
Mormons during the past wnter Louis Rereille 27fh
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arhe Anglican MnII.n

This the tide Of new literary paper, the publication
Of which has just been commenced 10 New York. BY Park
Bsnisunin E-q usms well and favorsby known In tho
h,.ssry world The Mail IL large snd handsome sheet.
N. editorials. IL " scarcely necessary soy, evinee very
high crd.r Il talent and the selections display both Judg
meat aud taste,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

We learn that the Carmelta owned In Newbur port
and Bangor FIRST repored that she insured In
London or $1,000 and tina, her cargo owaed In Bro
by party whose former partner resides at Bareeona
the port 10 which the vessel taken BY her eaptor
yosr. Com.
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ar We received, last Saturday, note from Dr.. Perkins
Of King William. which has been unfortunately rnisad re-
auvs 70 contemplated duel prevented by his arrest be-
tween himself snd smother gentleman Tho object Of the
note was merely that Mr. Lspago. who. Ia the
pubsbed account said to have acted d. P's friend
had nothing to do with the affair The Doctor desires that
he Enquirer will also make q simln statement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-08

a FIRE IN LOUISVILLE KY.-Tteenfy-seueH Horses
BHrHed-The large livery stables OF J. B. Heager at Lou
isve entirely consumed by fire on the 3 81 ut be-
horses belonging gentlemen OF Lou sve and very
liable, persisted the flames Fifteen fine carriages were
also consumed. large Of grain and hay suiii
Client for the seasons supply also destroyed The fire
supposed TO have been the work OF incendiay The
whole city illuminated by the urd light and the cries
OF the poor Perishing beasts appalling Several adj
Joining buildings also slightly damaged.
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lj'The n. Orleans papers continue announce the al
daily arrival of troops from the Interior and their de-
parture for the seat OF war.
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u The buildings OF Messrs Bare and Brenner at the
Yellow Springs, with large qusntity Of furniture.
destroyed by fire the 25th u The propretors sustain
a heavy loss
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NOTES ON PIANO FORTES,
FOR
DRINkER a. MORRIS.
Vi MAIN
Hooksellers, stationers, and Dealers I'm Plan

81 MAIN STREET,
Booksellers, Stationery, and Dealers I'm Piano
Fortes, Music, &c.
II object wheL he OF
CEsrER5 Porte. the public n.msn ats Of ac
knowedged superiority MopERITE PRcEs keeping up
OF large making display in our
room and that have succeeded
few, thai hey could eIamta
on instruments approaching the
purchased II Us not prove to be guaranteed hr
viii be refunded We invite a,sormsnI
and refer TO the annexed estmonials--
PIANO FORTES.-.-We gladly take the op-
Poftuniy OF the strangers in our city
TO speak OF the Piano Pories OF Mr. Having
ession to purchase instrument consulted POO
lessor OF the piano forte and by his applied SIR
W. and We are happy 10 ay with entire satisfaction quality
and price There always fashion
Instruments but fortunately the and FIN sh Of
re can STAND upon ihe own Intrinsic merit which obvious
the general Judgment and
puehaSng that they will not be pointed they M wor
essters The which yielded 81 $50
reputation ofMr woee,,er. Piano. is SUCH that il al
moot unnecessary 10 offer commendato
their qualify Of tone elegance u workmanship general
enee Is the that they
be enered In respect They mahogany and
cases from sI TO oetaves Those really good
umenis which they with confidence
by all means examine those of his YoTt Mir
~ have several
~, No. l39, Third Avenue Without meaning a puff
again remark of the good qualities Of Mr. WoeisTs
Pianos-the which the player bring
tone. There something peasant sound of piano
under lady touch should throw male amateur into despair
when he his touch with and finds
ted bring every harsh and sound The
The difference may owing womanl Sheh
avoids thing smooihs Certainty
players DO smmr out melody the piano with all h, muscular
eIeron n quite the musical eject Of harmonious black
make them jnEe and they yield fine tone so readily 10 per
suadc deal gently BY recommend them
Tor it, Jake"lCommunieated for the ~ v Com Adver
ser DRINKER \ MORRIS,
81 %, Main :
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THE TEXAs PoIs'NIsS cAsE.-Doctor A c. benson SAYS
the Galveston News OF 2lsU directly from Cherokee
county the vicinity Shelby, the late dreadful
OF poisoning happened, informs that the wedding
party probably poisoned by accident the proprietor OF
the having given arsenic place Of aetatus TO make
the cakes pastry, &c. Dr. James II. Starr Of Nacogdo-
ches sontior who has letter stating that Sc
OF the fifty four poisoned. had died about the
1t inst DOR informant learns that others since
died, aud that fifteen twenty considered IN
very dangerous situation.
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II The Union ~ ont with he extracts from the Fsdera
papers against the war Of 1879. Busuango 10 say We lind
nothing COPIED from James Buchanan, Roger b. fancy.
Louis McLone, Richard Rusb any other Of the ioeofoeo
federoss Of that day. Why Ibis remarkable omission on
she part OF the government paper i afraid TO permit
che people 10 see whore be- leading political associates were
nle2i Or does wish the impro ssion that al
the surviving toderasts Of that oras who then affected
ase-ea o. the very IDEA Of having democratic" blood n
their veius-e who figured Hartford Conyendons and
denounced James Madison and the wat-now belong Ia
the Wing party II they did, they would evidently havc
mistaken their position. Mesfm. Buchanan fancy. sc
snil cling to the parry Of unlimited Executive powor-a
Monarchy without the name!
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NASH Il WOODHOUSE,


Piano Fortcs, md Music.
I39 Nam Strssf. Richmond.
INHE subscribers deal extensively i'm Piano
u Fortes and for supply Of their ty
Petersburg numte which enables
the best purchase. They offer search
Of Piano all the which them Con
sdsratons ed character Piano
FOrtes made by hes Odau Dunham should be dfegat
ded ~ those wishing purchase.
No risk buying Piano OF ihcrs-a
written will be required when dout
it, payment mty BE- Withheld Until an removed.
91r Old Pianos iaken IN exchange a fair price.
Pianos Tuned and repaired a moderate charges. bel
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IJ'Late accounts from Rio de Janeiro in another CO.
lumn show that there yet probability OF collision
With the Brazilian Government, growing Of its quar-
rel with Mr. Wise. Possibly, however, after he leaves that
court, the affair may be amicaby adjusted. But
Mr.. Polk, he shall dsavow apologize Tor his late Mi
nislefs Cficial conduct!
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Ireland.

The accounts from ireland very awful. Dublin
correspondent Of tho Morning Chronicle says, There have
been further umuluay proceedings and professions n the
poasaniy IN parts Of the country, and the military
end police have been IN general requson 10 keep this
spirit a INSTRUMENTATION in check. The reports Of tho pro-
gress Of pesloncs quite dshoarsnng and, nothuith
ell tho imports of food and tho immense oHsnt Of relief
food IN money great destituon au pfevas, and the
kesare adYsnohg. Al sccoynts concur ~ showing that
tho mortality 10 sl very considerable According 10
calculations. the population has already been diminished
the extent of noary million, from dcatts and omgfa
ton Bot should suppose that this estimate, for which
there bo nothing like certain soourao dats greatly
oKtggeatod" The Kerry Examiner says, 'the Catholic
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u MAJ Gen Patterson, u s. A. has arrived at his re.
sdenee IN Philadelphia and will remain with his family
short Tune before returning TO the scat of war
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Peace or Ware

Several OF the Washington etterwriters
peat their representations OF speedy peace Upon wha,
they base these ancipatons, however confess
we are loss conceive. Nothing thar have seen
from the Of war, juses such expectation What
may be the consequences OF the battle which all
be apprehensve OF, between Genl Scott and Santa
ma between Puebia and the city Of Mexico, we cannot
foesee Another victory may incline the people OF that
country submit such may dica,ed-hough
reasoning PRIOR, have right absolutely con-
cude. At present, coincide with the generally we'll
informed Washington correspondent OF the New York
Journal Of Commerce, who writes under date Of June ST.
the following interesting letter:
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COMMISSIONER Sale Of Land in
EIuVauun.

IENHE undersigned, NJ Commissioner appointfd
- BY decree. the n Gadaud and W cat,t
and oIers. The Superior Couu oAbemane will MONDAY
The 2sh day ~ Juy nest ihtt being Couu Day hrs
bidder public Fuvanna Count House Tst offn4
belonging N Richard Moffs dsseas.d yog
county u Fuvanna ne Three n0ehd Road afnfe
The ands o. Thom Payne, WIN Loving and oths and con
sninr shout 600 ncrfs
TERMS suaasisnt sun viii be required In cash ply nn
coss and % Fof basacs Of Do purchase no.
credit u ~ months VII be- SLOWED the purchaser gyins
bond with approved personal security End ne ersic ne pf
perry being retained a. further security.
WILLIAM J. ROBERrsON,
jes-e~0r Commisionsf
SALT, sALT-6H raeEs Ear q psr q tbs 'Bmsavays"
- cargo just received rsf W stuncr f1f ale from
amps Al our Office. les w Anderson 4 90
IWE-2)0 clsss fresh Campdn Le, laadnE from schooner
ps wEBnABACoN Co
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Mr. Black late consul in Mexico, has arrived here; A.
Maor Bohen the latter with dispatches do not learn
that the Dispatches embrace thing OF importance
known TO the public.
But do learn that information has been received here,
from the intelligent, in army all OF which
tends convince high in office here that
The OF peace with Mexico. 50 far official facts
co. there nothing in them the belief that the
MeIcans will make peace. SO tar as the nieonces OF in
dyduals CO. they uniformly and strongly adverse all
hope of peace. Some Of intelligent In Mex
that the question of peace war TO be decided
by the Mexican clergy, aud ha they all practically
hostile peace.
One letter from Jslapa which has been shown 10 me,
that Gen Scott in state Of extreme anxiety
his condition. respect the prospect OF keeping up his
supplies, and OF obtlning IN time, adequate reinforce
This letter does confirm the impression that
Gen. Scott willing has been stated, of his
communications. and throw himself with a small force,
upon his resources did his type the rs conquerOr
Of Mexico Corlez-when he burnt his ships. The same
letter. however that the citizens OF the Mexican
pita determined that their property shall be haz
arded by defence: but that the plains and passes will be
defended.
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SHALL SOON RE nEAnX rnn,

HAD been waiting day see what Capt JinLns con.
- eluded ual illness stopped ths) by his pubea
ton tie Richmond Wing wishes me 10 meet
HIM NJ some appointed pce with don't intend
lhe says q come out lie wishes
done IN corner, a, discharge Amer promi.
ing MI " Caunsnn uy friend accompanied me- 10 the
Waeh House TO har The charge mel be In
formed VIII waste BE- Examined tha stated
my first eeel and gave discharge without letting
Know OF o. agrt eahy 70 his word Aisgs
eorssr, Prfra'fiy, bat Bf al Iraf
aad bOrs he SHH lie ao perjury before Mr. e.
which be also denies He likewise Mr. that that alone
was sueientto enlue me to discharge Anead,he
his hrst that devoid veraey
the discharge Tor words TO the Cant
- says IN the publication, that every that stated in
FIRST false, which prove 10y NJ and otbe
was not 30 Now add all these things together seen
that the lst Queer a. liable TO maize relating
s says) am utfAs pease- believe will dnd that hi.
maievoen heart has got dlemfsa not ca.y
get over, tf am not mstaken) well ming hun
self the minds Of al Rsal. political enets be what
they may for the lot Officer OF the City Watch think be
possesses al The snse-oes have no doubt could
see the cause OF hs dislike HE sutsr
fugrs 20 place II other ground Il worth his b,e
10 try TO conceal the Of his had
ter have out colours pa termbs yod
not have sunk himself The men OF sense be
ther Jew Gentle.
j. o-lr SAhL AUGUSTUS LUMPKIN
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RkroRrKp AND CORRECTED TWICE A wrrx ron rus wnis1
ToBAcco-Reesipis ho,y-no change to note in
good aud hns-eommon aud sierior rather lower
fLoUR-smsl sales at % 25e.
CoRN-llOall5c. We hear Of n sale of 1900 bu.h.l.
nj 1908 months
CoFFEE-wnh a steady country demand. we quote
Lssnays 7sase; Rio 7ia7ie; Java I0siIe; ST. Domingo
CUT NAILs-4ia4,e.
flsii-There has been active demand for No. Cut
~ and large sales ON tho wharf a, S6-om
oATs-55e from Depot-45s5Oc from vessels,
WuiSkEf-Bbs tOe: Hhd.. none in market
LlMh-Ihomaston from store, soc.
TEAS-lmperal and Gunpowder SOC. to 81 IS; Black
:. MoLAssEs-Nsw Orleans. in bbls - to Soc; Porto
CANDLEs-spcrm 3Os33c; Patton, sporm 4Oc; Hull.
Patent lac; Tallow l2isi3c.
CLOVER sEED-S4is5-duil.
HERDS GRAsS-Si. Nominal
PIG IRoN-S25 To IS.
OIL-Wnter strained oil best 1 S cts per ssl
PROvlSlONS-Bacon, new, hog round IOalI cents.
Western Sides, ioisloi Shoulders sia9c; New Lard iOi
allie. for No. I.
PLAsTER-From the Wharf, 1915 per ton do
Basin $3.50.
sUGARs-N. orlean, 6,ss; Porto Rico 7as; ST Croir
s3s9b.
sHoT-s,a5i
SALT-Sacs from store 81, 65, stock light.
EXCHANGE.
s p xSs d.'i prem s sdS drafts % prem
South Carolina dis. Wheeling 2 dis
treasury NOES . prem Tennessee dis.
Alabama Sac dis Specie iaI prem
LIVE STOCK
BEEF-25 10 s1,5o gross
sHEEP-is5 to ss,25-maiket amply supplied
HOGs-675 and a.
RANGE OF THERMOMETER
AT J. W. RANDOLPH a cos BOOKSTORE i2I Mar. Street
JUNE 7tb, Isa7.
O'Clock. IL O'Clock 3o'eoek. S O'clock.
"a as 10 &c
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
Port of Richmond.
H,sA Hair tAis day at N S'siSsk. a. NJ
ARRIVED
Schr Caroline, Baker, Boston.
Schr Col. De Russey, Parker, Baltimore.
Schr c. w. Skinner, Croker, North Carolina fish 10
Womble; Webb. Bacon & Co.
Schr Jullap Chaplin, N c., fish, to womble
SAILED
Schr VIM. Wright, Wedin. Philadelphia.
PORT WALTHALL. June 5th.-Saied schr James
Newcom, Philadelphia, coal.
NEW YORK June 5-Anived, schooner Gteenway,
Couch Richmond.
BOSTON. June 3.-Auivej schr Olive Branch. Page,
Richmond
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MUSK ISLE FOR SALE,

TENIIE subscriber having determined 10 remove
- 10 smother Of the State offers for
and productive Pam called musk Isle lying vcr
little below the junction Of Dan and sauntoa rivers
miles from he town NJ Cikesye THIS Estate
1900 ESQ 90 Of which an-indeed
hht can with truth that the Island IsO
ony equal bottom the upper need
les however, " minute description, wishing puf
chase viii doubtless examine fjt themselves would s who
together or divide the land tw ch be- done
20 meet the wishes Of purchasers ard invite those wishing puf
ch1e 70 etanne The property aseOhvenieut am deter
mined 10 eel the whole Of H. the first opportunity Having
lived II hu'h lse for twenty years say
aas alhy know The cleared land both hFh and low.
In good heatt and prouotvcihe wood land very valuable
account Of the demsHd for timber and fuel tho
neighbofhood NJ good a. any In Virginia.
I'm
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u We devote large space tbs morning a compiIa-
ton Of the very interesting intelligence from Europe by
the last steamer.
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Bible Society of virginia..

The regular monthly meeting of the Managers OF the
Bible Society Of Virginia will be held in the Vestry Room
OF ST. Pans Church, on Tuesday next 9Th being tho
second Tuesday in the mon;h at 81 O'Clock, z. NJ.
WIN. WILLIAMS Roc Ser
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Governmen, Debt. flI.Oi5,lOO
Othcf securities. 1884 $500
Gold coin and bullion 7,3O7,6l6
Silver Bulhon...... l,tsI,239