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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-27

WING NOMINATIONS IN Pennsylvania.
The Wings OF Pennsylvania held their State Conven.
non at Lancaster Tuesday TO nominate candidates
Tor the offices Of Governor and Canal Commissioner,
and also for five Judges of the Supreme Court Of the
State. Hon. John H. Ewing of Washington county.
was called upon to preside over the Convention, 10
which there was a full attendance of Delegates
In the afternoon Of the first day the Hon. VIM. F.
johnston, the present Governor, by reclamation
nominated for reelection to that station the duties of
which he has so ably and efficiently discharged since
his installation into Office
Yesterday Hon John Strohm of Lancaster, receiv-
ed the nomination for Canal Commissioner and the
following gentlemen were nominated for the Supreme
G no William Meredith, Richard Coulter, Joshua
w. Comfy, George Chambers and William jessup
During the session surdry resolutions were passed in
winch the present tariff is strongly condemned the peo-
pie OF Pennsylvania declared be loyal to the Nation
al Constitution, and ready at all hazards 10 carry its
PROVISIONS into effect, that the adjustment measures of
The last Congress shall be faithfully observed by the
Wings Of that State that tire present National Admin
strstIon under the guidance of President Fillmore Dos
sesses the unbounded confidence of the Wings of Penn
sylvana; also, one recommending Gen. Scott as the
most deserving and available candidate for Presideptn
lS52.-Nat. Int.
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10 forming numerous island and extensive continents
1of the future use OF man, ard slowly, but surely ti.
mnlshing the vast unia;homed ocean to the narrow
measure Of mere straght-possiby to rivuIet Whilst
man is bl ing all the earth with his progeny the little
coral Insect and its aduncs filling the ocean ,;!h
10 ands and continents. for mans inheritance.
Yours, &c. w d PORTER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-27

NEW YORK, June M-Cleared, schr Patmos
Conklln, Rlchmond. Arrived, schr Richmond, Tilby,
Richmond.
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A FUGITIVE SLAVE FROM WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
On Monday, at noon, Geo. H. Reset, Esq, assist
ant United States Marshal for the western district OF
Pennsylvania, reached Philadelphia in the Reading
cars, from Wilkesbarre, having in custody Jesse Whit
man, fugitive slave, whom he arrested at Wkesbarre
on Saturday last. The Philadelphia American says
"Marshal Keyser having been telegraphed to meet
the parties at the depot, promptly the spot with
efficient police force and accompanied the United
States officers and their charge to the Baltimore boat,
which they took passage for Maryland at 2 o clock
Whitman is a large, powerful negro, and fought des-
pera,ey before surrenderng He struck Marshal Reset
twice upon the head with heavy cart whip, and drew
a large sheath knife. which he would doubtless have
used had it not been for timely and efficient aid -
Whitman belongs to John Conrad, Esq, of Loudoun
county, Va. The matter was managed SO quietly, as
far Philadelphia concerned, that very few per-
sons heard of either the arrival departure OF the flu
gitive. Some OF the coored porters, wood sawyers,
stevedores. and other employees along the wharves,
INDUCED in threats, but they were overawed by the
presence Of The officers of the law. and made at
tempt at rescue. An effort was made 10 detain the
slave by writ of habeas corpus, but the boat showed
off before it could be executed
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CIRCIIIT CQIIR.T

CIRCUIT COURT.
The argument in the mandamus case was yes-
terday ontinued efore Judge Caskie, and will
probably be br ought to a close to-day.
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Excess Of receipts over shipments to this
time. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7,O7lSll
To this excess must be added the large amount
brought into the country by Emgrants within the
period, which should think could not be less than
er6 millions that ifhs estimate be correct,
we still have surplus Of imports OF gold over our ex-
intelligence from California leads 10 suppose that
there will be large increase of receipts during the
present year from that Sate and under these crcum
stances reason for any apprehension, as
to diminuton of the amount of the precious metals
in this country, or Of any probable necessity for our
Banks cnrtai their discount lines, for several mouths
to come We look therefore for the continuance OF an
easy money market during the summer, and feel some
pleasure in the idea that our business men break
away for month or six weeks from their daily tolls,
and seek some rest in rural shades during the heat Of
the season. without having their minds harrassed about
their bills payabe-or their discounts at Bank.-PhI.
Bull
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-27

The Holy SEPULcHRE-The Cologne Gazette has
the following from Constantnope, dated the 18th u.
timo-
"The new French Ambassador, NJ. de LavaIete
has had private audience OF the Sultan, at VIII ch he
delivered his letters OF credence and presented the per-
attached to the embassy. He is particularly
charged by the Republic urge the rights of the Cath
lie Christians over the Holy Sepulchre against the
Greek Christians and This effect he presented to His
Highness two autograph letters, couched in the most
energetic terms, from the President and from the Pope
NJ de Titow, the Russian Ambassador, has delivered
to the Ottoman Porte memorandum, which very
much resembles formal protest, in which he adds the
following reasons to those which have been already
advanced in favor OF the hts OF Russia over the Sc
puchres:
/. About fifty years since quarrel broke out be-
tween the Greeks and Armenans on the subject ofhe
Holy Sepulchre. commission, formed of three ulemas
two Greek, and two Armenian bishops, terminated the
quarrel, by deciding that it belonged to the Creeks
There were then at Constantinope French ambassa-
dor, Catholic bishops, and egae OF the Pope; but no
objection raised by them. g. Some year since al
ter the burning of the temple the Greeks and Russians
made collections tor its reconstruction. 1t was done,
and Catholic power protested or pretended that the
Greekshad built ground that did not belong to them
France prelends that the Holy Sepulchre was taken
from the Turks by the Crusaders and incorporated by
treaties with Catholic Christianity. The Holy Sepulche
had however, belonged to the Greeks before the Turks
and Moors had possession of it. M. de Lavalete is
also charged to treat on the subject of Abdel Kader'
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
YESTERDAY,
At the Bookstore of j. w. RANDOLPH I2l Main street
7o'clock. IL O'Clock. o'clock.
10 81 Sc
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-27

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF SpEcIE.-The large ship
ments of gold which have been recently made at New
York. and the probability that they will continue for
some time to come, have excited attention in our
monetary circles and have attracted the attention Of
gentlemen connected with our Banks.
The shipments from LIST January 10 l7,h June
inclusive, the New York papers state TO
be-. Sl5 1853 ,9Ol
Add amount shipped by the Asia steamer. 1l5O,92G
$1,000 s2l
The amount received from California from
LIST January up to 18th inst, agreeably to
the Mint statement at Phil
adelphia. .$l8,7l3,155
Received by the Mint at New
Orleans. ................ 5,363, 477-24 ,o76 ,632
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-22
Executive Department.

. II q
By His Ercelleacy, J. III. R,EANS, Governor
and Commandsr-in-chief in and over The STATE Of
South Carolina. = ga
VNTHER EAS, information reached me that an
W. atrocious murder was committed upon
,ohn Mcdaniel, OF Barnwell, by six young men,
among whom were Seaborne E. Farmer and Viii
lam G. Tobn, and whereas, the aforesaid Farmer
and Tobin have made their escape-now be it
known in order that they may be brought 10 trial,
I, John II. Means, Governor in and over the State
of South Carolina, do issue this my proclamation,
offering reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for the delivery ofboth,or two hundred
and fifty for the delivery of either of them to the
TAILOR OF Barnwell district. .
Farmer is about 25 or % years old, feet 8
inches high, well made fair complexion, blue eyes,
ight hair, two Of his front teeth slightly broken
lotT. Has scar on his cheek, about an inch and
a haIflcng, made by the cut of a knife. -
Tobin is Is or 10 years old, 8 feet IL inches
high, fair complexion, very little beard, white
ee1h, thick lips, well made, and is badly SCARED
on the right arm and shoulder
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
r. 81 the 5th day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fif-
ty-one. aa -.
]. H. MEANS.
WIN. F. ARTHUR, Dep. Sec'ry. Of State.
August H. Ga At
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!. .PJ.HBLIc NOTICE.

There viii be Barbecue given at Lancaster
vile on the 2nd of September, in honor OF Sen
ator Rhett, to (Which the citizens of Lancaster
Kershaw and adjoining Districts are respect
fully invited. Senator R. and other distinguish
ed gentleman will be present.
A Pic Mic will be prepared by the ladies'
j. GALLUCHAT, =.
~ DANIEL BRowN,
H- s.. :. c. CAUTHEN,
,;s' II. GoocH,
J. d. MCILwA1N.
Committee.
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9D91D AS7S1U {5s4A89a
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,


TIME Third Annual Fair ofthe SOUTH CARO-
LIMA INSTITUTE, for the promotion of Art.
Mechanical Ingenuity and Industry, will be held
in Charleston, s. c., opening on Monday, l7th
November, and continue during the week.
Specimens in every branch OF Mechanism, Art
and Industry; also of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobac.
co and all other Agricultural Products, is solicited
for which suitable premiums will be awarded
The following special Premiums are otferedof
Forthe SIX best specimens OF Steel made from
Spartanburg or other Iron, the product of South
ern State, ard manufactured into Edged Tools OF
any hind-A Gold Medal.
= N. B. A specimen oi the Steel Bars to be sent
with the Tools.
For the largest quantity Of Cocoons raised on
one plantation, uol less than Ten Bushels-A
Gold Medal or $50 :.,.,,- :
For the largest quantity0f Spun Silk the pro
duce Of any one plantatiolsaof less than Ten i0s'
A Gold Medal or Premium of 300. t...
For the bes,.Sea Island Cotton Gin, on some
new principesuperior to that now in general use;
or fer any real.and important imprdyemeDto on the
present one-A Gold Medal.
For the invention of suitable machine for Plk
verzing Red Pepper-A Gold Medals -.
Is For the best Steam Engine-As Gold Medal.
For the best model Steam Fire Englne:--A Gold
Medal. VT
A large and conn,pdious building has been se-
lected tor the Exhibition, and every caree will be
paid to the reception and care Of Articles sent to
the Fair. All Specimens must be IN by the 18th
November.
Contributors to the Fairare respectfully re1ues-
ted when they forward Specimens for Exhibition,
tosend full descriptions of the, Articles, and such
information nsgeneral as may be of use, and pro-
per for publication. Address sJfH;;TAYLOR,
Chairman of Committee on Correspondence.
June ~ 49 .-ss.st - II
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WATEREE EOUSE.
(EATE PLANTERS HOTEL,)

CAMDEN, -. =.
TNHE Subscriber having purchased This x
L tensivc and we'll known Establishment, and
having added largely to its convenience and com
fort, by new addition of Furniture and thorough
and complete repairs, begs leave to inform the
Public, that he is prepared to Entertain all who
NAV favor him with a,cail, in manner hitherto
unknown in the town of Camden.
He deems il unnecessary TO make any Pledges
only SO far as to say that his TABLE will be sup
piled daily as well as any in tine State attended
by polite and attentive Servants. ~
His. STABLES, will be bountilulv Supplied with
Provender and attended by theTery best Hostlers.
Npipains will be spared to keep a.auet and or
dcrly House. ,ro,II,,,,,
Camden, JuL:e 4, 1851. f5* tt
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CAMDEN :MoTEL

rs NOW OPEN IF -.
FOR THE ACCOMMODATIONS or
-. THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
TT is an excellent and commodous buading,n's.
Il and we'll fitted up, and latoly put in a st ate of
complete repair. The roors are 4arggeSppena
air. fine Family parlors well furnisheGs:
), TIE, Table will be supplied with every thing
which: an excellent country mark el will afford,
attended by the best servants.
The BAR will be: supplied with the choicest
Wines and Liquors. *
= The STABLES are we'll fitted up; attended BY
careful and experienced Holsters, and .@eH sup
piled with Provender.
Also Lots prepared for the accommodation OF
Drovers, with excellent water conveniences.
There will at all times, bean Omnibus iuattend:
ance to convey passengers to aud from tile Depot,
The Subscriber having had several Years expe-
rence in the above business, feels confident in say
ing that he will be able to give genera satisfaction
to all, who may favor him with their patronage, as
he is determined to use every excrion on his part
-, HI. WILSON.
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TRANS'N. OFFICE S. C. R. R. COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, JULY 29ru, 1851.

50 80 80 ssSa -
PASSENGERS taking the Cars at any Of the
L: following points will get their tickets from
the Agents there, viz: Charleston, Columbia,
Camden. Hamburg, Aiken, Graniteville, Clinton,
Orangeburg, Gadsden, Clarenont. Middleton,
Lowry's II. o. If taken from the Conductor the
rate will be cents per mile.
Arrangements have also been made with the
Charleston Omnibus Company, to take passengers
aud their baggage from the Depot, on and dafter
FRIDAY the lst August, to thc different steam.
boats and hotels or TO any Other point in the city,
for '5 cents each. Their Omnibus and baggage
wagons OILY will accordingly be admitted into the
Depot Yard on the arrival of the Cars. Persons
desiring other Conyeyances will find them at the
door. J. D. PETSCH,
Aug. SIT Superintendent Transport ation'
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ELECTION NOTICE.

South Carolina .KershaW District.
Office General Sessions and Common Pleas,
r NJ. NAUDIN, Clerk ofthe Court OF Common
L. Pleas and General Sessions for the District
aforesaid, in pursuance Of the t"f the Legisla-
ture in su CHI case made and provided, do hereby
give Public Notice, that an election for Tax Col
iector r Kerslaw District will be held on The
second Monday OF October next, at the usual P'a.
ces of election throughout the District.
Witness my hand at Camden, this 10th day Of
July, ALI. 1851
= 49, N. NAUDlN, c. &C. P. &G,s,
Aur l6 ...- 63 9rsr.., I'd
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f,ne Hundred Dollars Reward.

UI6 dunuI6u OUIIoaD
TWO MARES, one handsome grey, quick ac- &C;
i tion and trotter, the other norrei' win
white face and a PAGER, were stolen at Savannah
bv two men. who crossed the Savannah River on
Saturday, the 2lst ult. and it is supposed may
proceed westward The above reward VIII be
paid for the apprehension Of the thieves and re-
coveryof the properly by W, b; lilies, Esq,
Sayannah.s orss EDWARD WiNSto"..
Office foot Of I.atirens Street, Charies1on .. =.
Juirs, 5l S., II
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Bounty Land.

bounty land.
TNHE undersigned having associated himself
l. With Mr. t. Blanchard True, who is perma-
neRily located at tie City OF Washington; who
possesses a thorough and familiar acquaintance
with the requirements of the Government Offices,
will attend TO tie procuring of Bounty Land War
rants, and lhe adjustment of all other claims
against the Government, without Jeopardy or de-
lay-and at but little expense to claimants.
Land Warrants located, and the Land sold il
desired, on the mos, advantageous terms.
II. NAUDIN.
July 8, 1851. So II
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H. J. WILSON.
Warranted Pianos, &c. on Trial.

Warranted Pianos, &c. OH Trial.
DIANOS' Of best Makers, Rosewood. Pearl,
i Mahogany, &c. in any desired style Of finish
or other Musical Instruments, furnished free Of
charge, or obligation 10 keep, unless entirely
suited on trial. After sufficient test, may be
bought, exchanged, hired or returned, on terms
lower than obtanable elsewhere, cash or credit.
Many references to families in different States,
and districts Of this State, quite competent 10
Judge, where Instruments have been tested and
bought and now speak for themselves. Speci-
mems seen by inquiring Of
Mrs. ANN II. HART,
. Teacher of Music, Camden, S. e.
April 9 40 IF
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BLfNDsBKIDEEs. {

a'.-tc Can BLIND HK1DLES. We
TIME Subscribersis manufacturing pIoagf and
lR wagon Brides q. 8 I, one sof which he will
warrant to last as, long as two of the common
Northern made ones. Fine Brides made at re-
duced prices. ~ = ''sf5 .sss'T@ F.. ]. OAKS.
july is ,ac 7yssi's 55 So tsssss w4t 3.
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Notice.
Notice.

Notice.
A PPLICATI0N will be made at the ensuing
n session of the Legislature Of South Caroli-
ma. to vest all the righ, and title OF John E. SAM
Iersun deceased in and to tract OF land contain
ing--acres situate in Lancaster district South
Carolina, adjoining lands of NJ. Clinton, W. q.
Stewart and others ia Joseph Fenton and wife
Mary, as the next al kin OF said deceased.
80. -. WM. ROBINSON,
Aug 8 81 3m agent for Applicants.
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An IsFsRgNcE. man, being gassured that
the sur, never rose in the west, said It was very
strang, as hs had 4 cousin out in Iowa who
was always writing how pleasant twas in that
district. He concluded that it must be ali
nooshine. - EE,..'s 80. -.
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Notice.

So ~ Notice.
TIME Subscribers will ask leave of the Legis-
= lRtura at its mex. session, to place the road
now leading from and near Farr's 0id House
down to Laaaoford, on the old originafbed-also to
cut race acrossithe sroad,if we;finfit necessary
60 10 do. r. JOHN FOSTER,
-, ssra,s4s. "a ;s.,,&z.s, T. X. ,CURETON.
Landslord, July %, 1851 20 l5ta
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A CARD.

A CARD.
TNTIE undersigned having purchased the stock
i of Drugs, Chemicals Paints, Oils, Dye
S,uffs, &c. &c, of the Estate of James R. Nc
Kain, finds on hand, and will continue to keep
very general assortment Of all articles in the above
line. In The selection 81 these articles, especial
care has been iaken that they should be Of the
rpry best material, aud Tie freea from Gdnairtare
and aduaeration, ttat could be procured, and the
undersigned pledges himself TO use his utmnst en-
'deavors. to preserve unimpared The high and de-
serrsd reputation for The purity Of It's, Medicines
which this iiouse has, for 80 LONG time, enjoyed
Erery article sold by him, shall be ,uhat it pur-
ports 10 be-
Hi prices shall be n,oderaie-as low as Med-
ciues selected with especial reference to purity
can be sold.
To approved ami punctsal customers. the usual
cred it will be extended. ~
A la ge addition to the present stock has been
nrdere and is daily expected.
THOMAS J. IPOREM IN.
August l2. 81 n
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Bogardsrs' Planetary Horse Power.
VNHE subscribers would call the attenton Of
i those wanting Powers, for Ginning saving
or Grinding to the above.
They are permitted to refer to one OF our most
intelligent and practical Planters VINO 10 curing t~9
years trial, has fully tested ther eG,eHoy anu
Ang ist 1eh1 go If Agents.
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LAwYERs; VIZ Vnlgar p[elua'ee 'iia' law" l"@
yess and other proessiona lleh' i1e saams "n s
ME eomparea @l.n o.ser peop.e, 1e..bas @ - sit IN
very pleasant "a. sh.l's - iigeAn,s We, -
warn once, ana Psaole oas o.e yp',o n1s
sun p9les, or peoAes nss a,a ,h w nenMcom %
fos scFatehlhS ieW :. @oras WIN 8
pared with graphing N the rosy ai[ Mtu ssI
born reat,es OF physical toil. DIl tney Nno
have tired both ways ot getting .iVlrg' 1a' hno"
that there IS httle 10 choose oes~een .ies
When 2 lawyer gets tfty dollars OF. more LOT :
arguing case, few think OF the many years o.
intense labor, which he has spent IN preparation
for his profession during which he es reapeo no
fruit OF his exertions: The London correspond
entoft NewYo Albion. speaking o. TINS SUD-
jeet has the following remarks, which @ shows no,
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PAVILION HOTEL.
.(BY II. L, BUTTERFIELD.)

CORNER or MEETING AND HAsELL STREETS,
AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF HAYNE AND
KING STREETS, CHXRLssToN 5. c.
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Missourian go back alone, but not until he had
been greeted by q writ, issued by =. D. Culver,
esq.of this city, claiming .one-half Of young
mans $4,000 for his work. What is worthy
ofnote in SAM sstory is, that there are other
blaeks at the diggings, kept and claimeda as ne
was; aud he affirms that there are SO many
Southerners and their agents there, that they
dare not attempt to get their freedom or resist
IN ". Tribune. a=
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". s.. Armory at Springfield We learn
from our exchanges, thatthe result OF the ope.'
rations of last year, at this establishment was
as follows
Percussion muskets complete, 2l,OO0
Percussion musketoons complete, 1000
Muskets altered from fintto percussion, 57,272
Extra cones for issue with muskets, 1857
Comp. screw drivers for issue withdo 93,90S
Percussion hammers tfor other posts), 1852
Arm chests aud packing boxes, 295
Tilt hammers for welding barrels, I, 2
Components of muskets for other posts,
equal TO percussion muskets, :. 55
Col, Ripley, commanding officer at the Ar
n,ory, received an order to alter the flint lock
musksts to percussion, if practicable, at cost
not exceeding 81 per musket. This work was
commenced in July, ls49, and the whole mum,
Der Is, ,4O6, were completed by February last,
at a cost of so l-s cents each. At the close
ofihe year there were OH hand, grand total
oftwo hundred aud fifteen thousand, nine hunf
dred and fifty muskets. ..
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Workman g Boone 3

Are now receiving large additions to their Stock
-embracing Sc EEERAL NEW STKLES.,and
rendering their Stock by far the most full aud
complete SPRING STOCK Of In
# ROOTS AND SHOES
that has ever bsen offered in this market. "a,
In the selection of these goods, great care has
beentaken as to style and qualify. The ,corkrsdn.
ship and materials are of theibesl descripio and
the terms shall be accommodating. 81 .ss.
The public are respectfully Invited to call and
examine their Stock, which cannot fail in qcaiity
and price to giyesatisfaction to any and all.a -.
April 8, ~. .s. ~ % gig, *. 5s ties
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100 Sacks Salt to close consignment. 49,
AUO Fine Baltimore Flour and Lard at tha low
esl prices. f. w. BONNEY.
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SO Two-pound Cans fresh Salmon. received BY
= ''''t 2 49, = ''s.-'s e.s SHAW & AUSTIN