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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02

GOVERNOR OF ARKANsAs.-on the
s,b Dec. The Democratic members of The Arkan-
sas legislature, 10 convention, nominated Colonel
John S. Roane as candidate TO fill The vacancy
occasioned by the contemplated resignation Of The
nreseot incumbent, Governor Drew.
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fourteen Democrats and three Whigs) who re-
sisled COTS Infamous resolution, will form a
nucleus, around which may rally sufficient
number Of patriots TO do justice TO The souh and
to save the Uoion We rejoice TO see some bright
Spots on the dark Northern horizon. "a friend TO
10 the Constitution and the Union" through the
columns Of the Pennsylvania, appeals to the
people of the Sd and 4th Congressional Dis
,riel Of Pennsylvania "at present represented
By the Hon. Charles Brown and the Hon.
Charles J. Ingersoll to meet in Seq =, .ses,
districts, and return their united ,lsl 2z
10 their able and faithful repres 81 tast
r6smness and patriotism, in reg .cfe.
sin oppositios to Tie .neonsti''t' t,.He
( assss,oas proposition, TO instruc
Territories of the U. 8. House
10 bring in bill to abolish sl'
srics Of Columbia
The same number of the
journal which exerts dessrvedly high innuence
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Photographed for The Baltimore SUM-
New YoRK, Dec. 800, p. M.
CHOLERA.-There has been Two more cas-
OF cholera and one death al the Marine Hosp.
tai, al Quarantine, since yesterday.
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Photographed for the Baltimore Pa'r'o''

Photographed Tor The BaNIHOIe I df,u''I
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30-5 ?. NJ.
The Stock market is quiet. Sales small and
prices rather dropping.
Holders of Flour are firm in asking $3.50
While Whea, lI4all5c. and red l05alO3c.-
Corn i, steady; sales Of yellow at 55a56c. OsIs
&c., Rye Csc. oo
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JAN. /.

TOBACCO-We quote lugs, old, a 81 10 10
3 so; common leaf So to 81; middling 25 to
IS 25 good 10 fine, S so 10 s so 10 $40. New
lugs, loose, 81 ~ 10 , 50; leaf, So to So 80
FLOUR-S4 S7i on Basin; IS asked in store.
WHEATON los cents, Tor red and whic.
OATS-3l 80 cents per bushe
CORE-Oh SO, new As a II. c. per bushel.
CORN MEAL-60 cents.
WHISKEY-26 26i cents Tor Rcclitied
BACON-Hams 9 a i0c.; Western Side, Ga
&c; Shoulders 5. So.
FlSH-New Herrings sc. Shad 50 80 7.
Family Roe Herrinss Sc in barrels and e 50 N
halt barrels.
CATTLE-BEEF: So 25 rs, scale weight
vEALs: S4 90. MUTToNs: 81 50 to- 30
nett, as in quality. Hoes: 5 90, nett.
SALT-Last sales from wharf 45 pc sacs;
from store 81 so. Dull.
COFFEE-We quote Rio al 6. Ga cents Ia.
guayra s, 6s; 81. Domingo 5. a st; Porto Rico
81 II; Java 10 III cents.
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpowder IS ! 2jc
per h.. Black IS soc. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in btls. 81 % Il.
Porto Rico "a 25 cents; Cuba 20 % Gems.
RUM-New England 2S 30 cents.
GIN-American 70 cents; Holland 100 cents
per gallon, very dull.
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), That, whether Congress possess
lional power to prohibit or abridge
igralion Of a STAKEHOLDER, With his
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ee intercourse OF opinion, much
,eling prevailing, appointed sub
We, consisting oil Messrs. Calhoun,
Clayton, Bayly, Morehead and
phens of Georgia; Clayton OF
apman OF Maryland; Bayly of
able Of North Carolina; Calhoun
lima; King Of Alabama; Fooie OF
owns OF Louisiana; Morehead Of
nlry OF Tennessee; A,chison OF
and Of Arkansas; Cabell Of Flo
Texas.
at this movement may open the
thren of the North 10 the madness
pom which they are entering, and
en- TO re'race their steps, under the
patriotic love OF the Union and re.
mpromises Of the Constitution
~
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Cass over Taylor
Taylor and Van Buren, over Cas-
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Al this rate S22 900 would educate one hum
dred and len young men-more than three from
each Senatorial district Here would be more
than three times The number educated a, LeIing-
ton, al the public expense, and not dollar OF in
crease 10 the appropriation for the public guard.
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Shipping Intelligence.


Arrived-Ship Plymo uth Sag Harbor barks Agua, New
schr Orizsba, st Marys, Ca
Ship Robt winthrop, Liverpool 22d ult Spoke Oct 10,
the Banks of Newfoundland ship Guy Mannering Liver
pool, (snce arrivedl for N York.
Bark Drummond, Orleans 10th. Spoke 18th, Cape Cod
INV 50 miles, brig Denmark. outward bound.
yannah; Harriet Margaret, Philadelphia Eell, Ron
dout.
Briggs Waterman, Wilmington. NC; T G Mather, Balt-
Charles Metamora and Egyp tian, Phila schrs Mar
bsbtad Richmond; Willow Norfolk Cardenas, Mary Ann,
Meteor and Dream Phla Rosina Newark Gulnare Rom
dout Texas, Croton, Bosmer Pawtucket, and Keller,
York.
Cleared Ships wadron and Opheia New Orleans; banks
Martha Ann. Malta; Syph BALTIMORE Mary. Phla; briggs
Cleveland, st Domingo X HichboID N Orleans Orray
Tsfa Charleston: Yucatan, Pha schrs Bridgewater st
Pierre, Mart; wolcott, and Marcia Tribou, York.
Arrived-Schr Boliver, Phila.
New BEDFORD, Oct 16.
Arrved-Sehr Adelaide, Albany soops Erie, do Artist.
York.
Cleared-ship Arabella Pacisc brig Galen Pernambuco
and California.
saed-ships Rebecca Sims and Callao, Pacific Ocean:
PovIDEScE, Oct 10.
Arriyed-sehrs Mary Parker, Virginia; VIM II johnson,
Rappahannoek; VIM Spanord James River; Science and
Darius bany seops Elz. Emily, do Lanpheer, Aron,
Rhode Island, Providence Roger Williams, and Gazee
York
sailed-sehr Rushing, Phia.
Arrived-Soop Oregon, RondOut 18th, sioop ygiant,
York
PORTLAND Oct I6.
Arrived-schrs Sarah Frances Norfolk; Eagle,
son. York; Canary, Calais for Phila.
Arrived-schrs Ere Edward, Julia, Martha, Phila
CoreLe, N York.
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct Up. NJ.
There is more doing in -four, though the figures are
without change the sales embrace 5000 bbls Howard
street and City Mills at SIS In grain Their move
ment Of Importance, and the quotations the as
before
BUFFALO, October 1876 p. Nj.
The receipts since yesterday follows-Flour,
so 600 bbls wheat SO 900 bushels corn $4,000 BUSH
els The market for common and fair brands Of West
-four is lower, with moderate demand fer home
trade and export. The sales embrace 500 bbs Tat
81 37h for Michigan. There is rather more Western
mixed wheat arriving and quotations heavy Sales
embrace 600 bushels at Soc for Ohio and zoe. for
% 900 bushels at soc. for fiat yellow Freghts SAC.
for -four, and 10c. for corn.
ALBANY, Oct. 16-P NJ.
Receipts BY canal since yesterday Ia 600 barrels
-four; 5000 bushels wheat; IL 600 do corn $4,000 do.
barley There ia moderate demand for -four. and quo
tatons in favor Of the buyer The sales of the day
1000 bbls at the figure of yesterday. Corn Y in
fair inquiry and the sales are 1000 bushels including
mixed Western. at go a e0Hc and round yellow at
62sc Barley is lower with sales of 10000 bushels to
arrive within week, at 56a4c.
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CorRr or ArrssLs, BUFFALO. Oct 15.--No. 1Ol-The
President and Managers Of the New Hope aud Della
ware Bridge Company appellants, VS. The President
and Directors of the Phoenix Bank respondents.
InreRr.sr Drciuos IN Nsw Jrsssy.-The U. s. Cir
cult Court at Trenton, has just decided
suit In that State, where plaintiff claimed title TO
land under the propretors Of ks-t New Jersey whc
was derived from the grant Of King Charles a. TO his
brother the Duke Of York, made March H. 1854. This
was very comprehensive grant beginning ST. Croix
and extending TO the east side OF Delaware Bay which
grant invested the Duke Of York with the property and
the power II government The court decided that
after the revolution, and the establish ment OF new
government all rcysl rights and privileges became
vested In the people by the sovereignty Of
New Jersey, and the proprietary rights became null
and void
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GOVERNMENT LETTER WRITERs.-A corps of go
vernment leter-wrlters has been organized at
Washington by the present cabinet. Young men
of some talent and capacity have been quarered
as clerks In the different departments, without
much duty attached to their positions except that
of picking up news and sending it to journals
throughout the country, for the purpose of bolster
ing up the reputation Of the cabinet. OF these lite
rary appointments, there are probably dozen or
more. Some of them receive pretty high pay from
the government, besides salaries from three or four
different newspapers, In opposite directions,
throughout the country, to which they commune
cate the views, sentiments and praises of the diff
ferent members Of the cabinet. Heretofore, Wash
ington etter-writers have been independent of Of
flee, and only such journals as could afford to en-
ploy and pay them, had any. But Mr. Clayton and
his confrIres have attempted new system of regu-
ating the press, for the last few months, with but
little or no success, however. II will be an inte-
resting task to take up this subject of government
letter-writing, and give good natured sketch of
the members Of this eorps-how the business is
conducted, and what the result will be in year or
txxo
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II is manifest that the South are already provoked
to the last degree Of forbearance. 1t rs certain
that the folly, vllany and fanaticlsm Of the aboli-
tionists have driven them to this extremity. It's
apparent that the state of parties in New York
iorbids the prospect of compromise. And what Is
to be the result! Much depends upon the wisdom
and discretion of the President. single slip, and
he may blow up the cabinet, Congress, and all
concerned-a single word may restore harmony
Let HIM speak il.
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RAISING 1nK DEAD John q. Sargent, the smart
little writing editor Of the Washington Rspubiic is
endeavoring to dig out of obscun,y, old Noah, who
has been for several years past buried in little sine
cure Office in the Custom House, with no duties TO
perform unless il be TO sor the old clothes OF thai de-
partment, or occasionally busy himself In writing
for some Of the dlsreputable Sunday journals. Mas
ter Sargent may as well try to rase the dead TO
attempt to put forward such an antique emaaation
from the old clo' shops of Chatham street, In po
sItion Of influence among any party or faction In
New York. Master Sargent was an editor, few
years ago. IN this city but ne does not seem TO have
learned much Of the principles Of the business and
least Of all does he understand the position Of
things at the present day. Noahs principal object
is 10 secure the slnecure place, including the old
clothes, which he holds In the Custom House, to
which he was appointed by old Cornelius Lawrence,
and IN which he has been continued by antique Mr..
Maxwell. lie opposed the election of General
TAYLOR, in every possible way, and at this mo-
ment he is very busy writing on both sides, and
for all parties, through several newspaper chan
nels. Blu, his name and influence have long since
been consigned to oblivion and Master Sargent
seems to have capacity enough to be on the hugh
road to the same destination. His articles on New
York politics are simply laughable.
General Taylor received the vote OF this State
principally on account Of his own personal Popu-
anty, and the general belief in his superior iotegri-
ty and purity Of purpose The wings as party
were driven into hrs support, by independent Jour
nahsm and independent men. General Taylor, at
this moment, is as much esteemed, and as highly
vtneraied. as he was on the day Of has election.
But his cabinet denounced in all quarters, and
by every party, as one Of the most n'becbe, weak,
vacilaiing, and reckless combinations of politicians
that ever held power IN Washington. The APP
preaching election in this State will end in one OF
the most overwhelming defeats to the wing party
that II ever sustained, and as far as that will lndl
cate the popularity of the cabinet, SO far they are
entitled 20 il.
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Gated Compound-In the city country home
teadn the editorial columns the popular
pers and in all sections Of the Union but Language Is
held pectDg this rati.nthe
mendaton From the extraordna facility and undertaking
certainty with which IL calculations of the scalp
hbres Of tho head dandrun
tens CLOSES and beau well frsm its
ubrvaled pness barys Teopherous is rapidly
sedpg the more expensive Irepiraons and driving all it's
from field. The sales If the article
indeed this could alone enable
preor retail at rs per bottle But
for the hair but sovereign remed-so pronounced hun
dreds Of househodfor botche pimpc pust ues sprain
rheumatism swengs Of the glands mumVs, burns soads
punctures bruises and in short for species super
fetal IL fan nation whether the result of disease casualty
ismiy should be without a. invaluable in tbs thou
sand little accidents which children LIABLE Sold
large bottles price q the Principal Once Broad
New York. Aso, by the principal Merchants Drug
gists In the United Statts and Canada
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Extraordinary q ooss-rrap

Com srrpo, October ~, 1870.
The wire Of the New York and Erie Telegraph that
crosses the river from the summit Of Breaknsck to
Butt.rbnI vas broken on Sunday last by flock Of
wild geese one Ct which so much injured that u
was captured. flock CT ducks ne~ against the same
wire few days previous and two Of them were killed
NV the coucuesiop.
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no my Frlsna. -Y.nhec snn,r.n .,-

tempted in srdly back some Of the Iau-
re which he lost on the 9TH Of February fght
with night before last. Although he attacked me az
great oisadvantsse having heavy the time
and not expecting such thing while prepa
se 10 do his best drove him yelpng my sight like
whipped cog About hour and half above oc-
cutrcnce, ayad by suvans brother struck me
with stone ard cut my face open in most shocking
Last night fancy called Bill Poole
long A. Nious TO catch when he had enough
ve him the credit Of getting the beet Of hearing
alone the Broadway House there
AND While VAS IN the street talking TO him. half regiment
rot at but fer the fortunate assistance Of friend
whom they knew too well TO stand before would
murdered. Nov, what have say this--I ready
heh Yankee Sullivan the fight again either
fun ot for aty amount q money And as for Poole will
hRht him he hket aud for amount This chal-
ltnge 10 open all this wesk. Fight back down.
CHARLES DUANE, ~ Park Row.
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PRovipEScE, October II, 1s49
large ship, nearly finished, on the stocks in J. M.
Hood Co.'s shp-ysrd, was entirely destroyed BY fire
last night She to have been launched on the soth
instant The loss is estimated at about $4,000, which
10 nearly covered by insurance in New Ysrk
Three dwelling houses, besides storehouse and
shop, also entirely destroyed Insurance on the
buildings not known. The fire is supposed to have
been the work Of incendary.
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TnrLspt LPnis, October H-TP. Nj.
The jury In the Of Charlotte McKa'g tried for
the murder Of Lewis Reed at Desnfriss Hotel, rem
d.ted verdict Of guilty Of msnssusbter this after
neon and her 10 the mercy Of the court
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Order Restored I'm Philadelphia.

PHILAprLpHiA, October LIP NJ
We are happy to announce that there has been
riot or disturbance Of the public peace in Philadel-
phia during the past tive nty -four hours.
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NOMINAL Oct 1e-P NJ.
The protest against annexation to the United States,
which been In circulation for several days, has re-
ceved the signature Of several members Of Parliament
and was published for the first time In the Mnere last
evening" and In the Herald this morning, with the salary
of each sisner attached to their names.
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Mr.. CLAYTON AND Mr.. HARvEY.-One OF the
outside letter-writers having charged that every
department at Washington has its corps pensioned
newspaper correspondents, and that Mr. Harvey,
of the North Ametoan, the especial prottge of Mr..
Clayton, is In the department of the Treasury, Mr..
Harvey publicly declares the charge to be ''posi-
lively FALSE, and that he holds no public office, of
any sort. The denial was hardly necessary, when
we understand the true merits of Mr.. Harvey's po-
sition. Mr.. Clayton has $4,000 invested in the
North american. The object is to make the paper
realize the money. The office which Mr. Harvey
holds, therefore, is that Of the confidential agent
between the Philadelphia organ and the Secretary
of State. This accounts for the private business
which called Mr.. Harvey to Washington, on the
discharge of Poussin, and for the war-panc got up
by telegraph in the North ADiertcan. No doubt
the commission on this confidential office is more
profitable than sixpenny clerkship. Besides, Mr..
Harvey is probably holding over for foreign mis-
sion, it is suspected that several of the foreign
appointments made will be rejected by the Senate.
At all events, there need be no concern for Mr.
Harvey.
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Naval intelligence.

w.sniNoror, October IA. VI.
James ~ North has been ordered to the command OF
an ordinary at Gssport, vice Roger Perry and Lieut.
Alden to the command Of the u. s. schooner John "
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Sporting Intelligence.

CEsrRrviLLE CouRsr, L. I.-TnorrISe. -wspSrspAr,
Oct 17-Purse $500 three mile heats, in harness
ID. Bryant entered q. m. Lady Suffolk. 1 1
James Bridges entered =. g Trustee. ....... 2 2
VIM Whelan entered Pelham. ....... dr..
Time. 7.i5 b-i.b2-7b7.
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STEAMSHIP CANADA, Capt. Judkins, sailed yester-
day, at twelve O'Clock, for Halifax and Liverpool.
She took out seventy two passengers for Liverpool
and s36 6l5 in specie.
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Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, October 17-9 p NJ.
The Southern mail has come to hand, but con.
tains nothing of Importance.
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Bos,os, Oct. 17-l2M
A large ship, building By Mr.. VIM. II. Hood, at So
Mass for house In your city and nearly ready
to be launched destroyed by fire, at O'Clock this
morning
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steamer sunk.

ST.. LOUIS, October II, 1870
Tbe,t.smsr r.usrlsne was sunk few days since
On the Mif,osr, liver, opposite vaksnden prairie.
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he Weather and Navigatl

PITrsBuRoH, October 17-6 P. NJ.
We have had heavy rains during the past twenty
four hours There is three feet six inches of water in
the channel and at q stand. The packets between
here and Cincinnati are now running regularly.
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,dy only person in this e thar gives true
Of all AFFAIRS through life We have consulted herr
profession true and abe is those
mpostor Fortune Teer Her residence is 1t ~ Wooster
street.
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guereoype Porr its is the largest In the United States
Strangers and others who have dsre to examine fine
portroits will find Mr.. Plumbes Gallery No PSI Broadway
q n pictures without it's oqu al in the world.
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The Richeiieu Diamond Pointed Gold

Pens made and sold exclusively by J. Y. SAVAGE. 92
Fulton street invariably warranted to i've
j. Y. S. has also extensive of fine Gold and
Silver Watches which he will sell very low for cash. Watches
and Gold Pens repaired.
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Medeaed Soap for Purifying the skin from all impurities
shape reckies burn eruptons flesh worms
&C. Equally celebrated Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle
Graduating hair from any the human body War
rapted Pound only at DR.. Goursuds Depot OF Walker
street, LIST store from mot In Brssdway.
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necessity Of eautionns the public against spurious
81 the harbec Req edes and Machines OF the late Or A.
Shtrv Manufactured under smother and
sentsd be made in the same the genuine
The remedies Of Dr. Shcrvood he rightly prepared
by ourselves, from the recipe which hold from his
esseutris equeasd 10 her exclusively by hs recorded
will and all reptesep taons the wholly
The gsnpine remedies are always accompanied BY sher
woods valusbe tretis the Motive Power Human
system the copyreh. Of which 10 in eur sole
duly secured accor ding 20 Law. -
100 Chambers street. New York.
NB-No personb authorised TO act ss agent In this
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-Peauul Fngsh Carpets, Rugs OIL Cloths. Re- retailed
wholesale prices at he ceietr. ed cheapest carpet
the United States No. 80 Bowery, HIRAM
ANDERsONS. Five large show rooms. stocked with every
variety worthy the attention Of purchasers Call aadsee.
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visited the Farf VISIT is Of far more Importance than
he first blu,h il to be. The artist and
chanic will be delighted when he how far science has
ed the old will he ally asonshed at the art OF
and the youths will receive lessons onstruction which
they not likely 70 FORGET h in fact the true stimulus
TO thst head principle which makes Yankee Land
the admiration and Of the world ths beautiful
and ingenious articles exhibiting call especial notice
to set model Carriage Harness by CRAVEN
Of Canslsee only requires the ia such art-
ef examine them and they will with the
best judges that Craven has h the Perfection
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Magic air Dye Invention to color the Hair Whs-
kers the IL applied without injury to the hair
skim Gentlemen have their Whiskers dyed in i've
minutes the Depot No l79 Broadway, corner OF Dey
under the Franklin House. Per bottle, small ST.
la
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ford better hat or than
it is because he keeps hi, shop smooths his own
tiles tells his story add in for nail.
KNOX lbs Fulton street.
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Four Lines OF Wisdom -

pencil The best assortment Of warranted gold
in the city, at the lowest cash prices is to be found Ped
dies Gold Pen Depot of Broadway and John street
stairs N b. Old repaired reponted exchanged
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the radesman no does ash business fair prices
Buy nothing that is not well made and a good 1T.
Buy VIII have been we'll treated.
Those who follow these rules will always buy their boots
JONES, IA Ann street.
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street is situated at No. II Park opposite the Aston
House, Kept by John Thompson late in the employ Of
Medhurs Heard and formerly with jim Grant,
he is ALWAYS hsnd shave cut hair and shampoo
his friends and the public, in his patchiess style.
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Brady,s National Gallery of Daxuerre
Prof. Plum be's National Coil

types and & Broadway Of Fulton street
Strangers aud citizens respectfully invited examine
the erecimene.