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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-21
LOCAL MArrnRs.

TIE ErrAxcEMxNr or THE DOCK This Inn
portaut work, designed TO allow vessels Of the
larzer class to pass up from Rockets opposite and
convenient to the centre and business portion of
the city. was commenced more than Z year ago,
and is still apparently more than year from the
time when 1t shall be completed. great amount
of work has been performed upon it, but still more
remains to be done. The labor of enlareing its
mouth, at Rockets has been greatly retarded by
the difficulty of shutting out the water. power
full engine, at great labor and expense, has been
permanently fixed there, under shelter of house,
to be employed in pumping out the water which
finds its way into the dock from the river but it
has proved only partially successful in accomplish.
ing the object This obstacle, however, and The
more formidable obstacles in other respects, have
at length been pretty successfully overcome and
we may now anticipate vigorous and speedy
prosecution Of the main work-a result desirable
both to the interest Of the company and to the
commercial interests of the CITY, The work,
have no doubt, is prosecuted Win u.ucn 'Igcr
aud dispatch as the nature of circumstances will
allow. Yet We deem it matter Of regret to the
Interests referred to- that mu CHI time is required
TO perform the work. The lading and unadlng OF
all vessels at Rockets through the tedious insiIu
mentality of wagons and dIays, proves serious
draw back to the convenience and interest of the
commercial community. The transportation OF
all articles of trade, heavy and light, to and from
that distant point, must i'll the course OF ayear be
very great, and accomps MED by very consider
able labor, inconvenience, and expense, over and
above what it would be, if the vessels were allowed
to come to the head of the Dock near to the heart
and business portion OF the city All this, howev-
er, cannot be avoided. We must submit in all our
avocations, to temporary Inconvenience anu loss
for future and permanent benefit In about
twelve months from this period the Dock improve.
ment will be completed, and its handmade, the
Canal and Dock CO nection, another very impor-
tsnt work. will also have received its finishing
stroke. Then new, lively, and more prosperous
era will open upon the trade and commercial
prosperity of increasing bushes and enter
prising city.
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EOR SALE.-A very desirable anu productive
little Farm within one-haf hours ride of Rich
mond, containing from $50 to rs acres, located in
excellent neighborhool, and has No l improve
ments, G Jod Orchards, &c, &c Early application
may insure bargain. Apply at this Office
4
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=, The Court of Inquiry. consisting of CAMS
Nones aud Frazier, appointed to inquire into
the late accident to the U. S. cutter Tanev
nave exculpated all the officers from blame
ana estimated that between $4,000 and $1,000
E Elll DE required to fit her for service again.-
rive persons were drowned by the accident
and loar OF the bodies subsequently, reco, cred
a hano Of me NTH man was found on deck
SUPPOSED 10 nave been crushed off by one Of
s nnS " nen ,sSrched, but his body is still
died. nus since
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Mechan'cs are said to be scarce and in de.
mand al farkersburg, Va, town which is
rapidly improving.
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THE LATE CALAMITY ON THE RUDsoN
RIvER.-We understand, says the New York
Tribune, that the authorities of Westchester
county have been engaged, during The past
week, IN taking the testimony of sundry per-
sous, relative 10 the finding ofpieces of pitch
pine wood, partially consumed, jim the furnaces,
after the sad occurrence. One of the proprie-
tors Of the Henry Clay, on being examined be-
fore the coroner's jury. refuted the charge that
pitch or resin had been used on board that
boat for the purpose of generating steam as
fast as possible, and thereby accelerating her
speed to the utmost extent. This same party
will now probably admit, however, that pitch
pine wood was freely used for that object, on
the occ ason of her last "Trip, which resulted in
such melancholy loss of life. 1t is a matter
of conjecture whether the burning of pitch
pine wood, and allowing large quantities of it
10 remain near the furnaces. had not something
to do in producing the peculiar smell, which
was noticed aud alluded to by so many the
passengers.
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go w. A. fOWELA, ARCHITECT
49, AND CIVIL ENGINEER, office doors
from MAN, on 18th street, opposite the James River
ana Kauawha Company's Office, Richmond, Va
N. BAH professional business promptly attend
cd m au 81 I'm
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'sthE BEST HAIR DYkS.-Phaion's 4. az.
l. lie Dye Is one CT the best; it colors the hair
and viii kers the moment il is applied beautiful
and natural looking brown or black as may be de-
sllei
The Trcobaph has been long before the public,
and is too well ana iavorably known to need com.
meat These, together with other Hair Dyes, are
tor sale by PURCELL, LADD 81 CO.,
au II Druggists. W Main ST.
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hFa EDk RENT.-A small Cottage Residence
sA:.a on 9Th street, near the corner of Leigh. Ap
Nv 10 GEORGE A. AINSLIE.
At George Bosher's Coach Mandatory.
au
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CHINESE CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH
OF JULY.-The San Francisco papers give the
following account of the part which the Chi.
nese in that city took in the celebration of our
National Anniversary:
'The great and principal feature ofthe pro-
cesslon, was the Celestials. who turned out in
astonishing numbers. There were no less
than three or four hundred Iof these Singular
beings who took an active part in commemo-
rating this glorious day. Their procession
was headed by four of their number bearing
a large flag, made of silk, on which was the
iigure OF dragon, having eyee made of look
ingglass. 1t was one of the richest specimens
OF art we have seen, and the cost of it alone
was $2OO0. Another banner in the procession.
borne by some of their numbers, bore the EN-.
biematc words-'A rush for Republicapism :,
The Fourth of July hereafter and forever .
festival day for the Chinese A carrage. drawn
by tour grey horses, contained bani of their
native musicians, who, with their upwieldv
and strange looking musical instruments >.
coursed horrible harmony in an extravapnn,
style.' A large number of mandarins. in ear
f!ages and on horseback, were in attendance
whilst many followed on foot: The whole
was under the command of Norman Assinc
Esq, together with Sam Wo, and several
other OF our prominent Chinese citizens,
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THE GUANO QUESTION AGAIN.

The New York Express, which is engaged
in controversy upon this subject with seve-
raj ofi.s contemporaries, quotes the opinion OF
Lord Stanley given some British captain or
merchant. Here il is
Lord Stanley, of Alderley, to Mr.. Wentworth
BuHer.
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OUR Country AND ITS PRoDUCTS.-A visit to
our morning marker, at this bountitul season,
should be INDUCED by all who have the opportuni
ty to do go. sight OF the rich, rare and various
products aud luxuriez there to be seen Tor the sup.
port and enjoyment OF the human family, must
impress every rejecting mind with the goodness
of Provideuce, and make him feel proud and thank.
tul that lis lot has been cast in such glorious
county. No better admonitiCn could be given
that we should be contented anu happy people
While war, peatlence and famine are sorey atfct-
ing many nations of earth, our land is free from
all such curses aid in toe full enjoyment OF every
blessing winch with reason be claimed Tor
sinful and undcserving mortality. Reader if this
morning be favorable, take walk Git will De coed
fer your heath) to the Old or the New Market,
survey there the bountiful products which God
and country have vouchsafed to u.s. and we
venture to say you will return TO your home or to
your place OF business with feelings of gratitude 10
the Author Of your existence, with sentiments of
pride for the land you live in, and with kindlier
feelings towards all the world and the rest of man.
kind. Try it.
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- ssDEUTSC lei Il R GO L Il =.
~ DIENST ''-Pastor w. SCHMO-
GROW predict Sondtag den 22nd August, Mach
mttags UNI Uhr in der Christ oder sogenannto
Pine Apple Kirche, in der Maize des alien Markts,
apfano nrarcise IJhr au 2l-lt*
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Tnr IrprArs on THE Tr1As FaorrlrR.-

THE INDIANS ON THE TEXAS FRONTIER
Some Of the Texan papers, in view Of threat.
sning demonstrations recently made by the
Indians on the frontier, are loudly sounding
the alarm, and calling for assistance. The
Houston Telegraph, of the 9th inst, says:
"There no longer remains shadow OF doubt
that an Indian war is raging upon our borders.
The savages have attacked several OF the
frontier posts, and have assumed hostile at
titude along the whole line OF border settle
ments. from the Trinity to the Rio Grande.-
Several of the frontier settlements are break
ing up. and women and children are again
seen hying for protection TO the more secure
no;nts in the inferior. 1t is evident that the
General Government has not prepared tor the
emergency and unless some efficient force is
Immediately sent to the frontier by the State
authorities, not only the frontier settlements,
but some of the military posts, may fall into
the hands of the savages. We hope the Gov
ernor will not wait TO receive orders from the
General Government, but, without moments
DELAY, call a sufficient force of rangers into
the field to drive back the hostile bands from
the frontier, aud 10 attack .ilCn. III their NOUN
tain fastness,'
THOMAS H. CLAY.-A statement having been
published that this gentleman. son of the Hon.
Henry Clay, would not support General Scott,
he has written the following letter in reply to
one from Col. John Pickell, of baltimore which
corrects the error;
Mansfield, Aug. II, 1852.
Dear Colonel: Your letter of August Sd
was only received this morning. | trust that
you need no assurance from me that | recip-
rocate oil your kind wishes and feelings as ex-
pressed in ii.
You wrote sit was published in some of the
Anti-Scott papers in this and other cities, that
you bad stated to your iamented father, few
days before his death, that you had determined
TO support Pierce and King, and not vote for
Scott and Graham. and that your father APP
proved of your determination" Snch is not
the fact. Prior TO the meeting of the Wing
Convention, many apprehe1sions were enter
tanned as to its action on the Compromise reso-
lutions, and it was doubted by many whether
its platform would be as strong as some of us
deem it ought TO be. Under this state ofthings
| remarked to my father, that would not sup
port, by my vote, the nominee of the convention
unless the approval of those measures by the
| convention was strong and emphatic. They
are strong enough for me; General Scott has
adopted them, and believe him to be man
| of honor. MIR. Gfaham's position was never
| equivocal. 1.-THE vote OF so humble an indi-
vIdue as myself be ofany consequence, | au-
| thoriZe YOU to give it what publicity you
| choose. If alive vote for Scott and Graham,
Iremain, truly, your friend.
THos. ii. CLAY.
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-, HALVES Il. SUTTON. NUIAkI
80 PUBLIC Particular attention paidt c-
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments OF
fce in the Law Building, Richmond. Va my
49, EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
g>AA NOW OPEN Hot Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours of the day and evening.
je 30 Pm
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d. FOR RENT OR SALE.-A House
sg.a near the hockoe Hill Burying Ground suit
able for small family. Rent 50 per month. AP-
ply to JOS h KoANE,
au 2l-6t* Corner Main and 20th streets.
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4 AND WARKANTs.-We wish to purchase
~ 100 Land Warrants for which the highest mar
ket price will be paid
au 81 C, w. PURCELL & co.
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TOBACCO EsTABLIsHMENTs.-Richm long
celebrated for its large and numerous toOacco
ufacturing establishments, has recently added man
new ones 10 the number, and others are now in the
course of construction. This may be regarded as
an evidence OF tn prosperity of the tobacco inter-
ests OF this city. On the corner OF Franklin and
18th streets, dong known as the bakery premise s.
Mr. William Grant is now having a building erect
ed, which, in dimensions, will be surpassed by
few if any tobacco Establishments in the city. The
house is Of brick, and extends 100 feet on Frank
lin, and back on 18th street so feet. 1t is to be
four stories in height, with Us windows which
will require more than two thousand panes of glass
to I'LL them. Capt Samuel Freeman is the contrac.
tor and architect, a proof that the work will be
properly, promptly, and faithfully executed. He
is gentleman long and favorabiy known to our
citizens, and may with proprety be termed the
Napoleon in MS line. Numerous the buildings
erected by him in this city, standing (and which
will stand long after the occupants are in their
graves az monuments of his judgment and skill as
carpenter. We wish he may live to add as many
more to our rapidly growing city.
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THE PORTSMOUTH BANK RoBBERY.-A
party has been arrested in Philadelphia on the
charge of having participated, either directly or
indirectly, in the robbery of the Portsmouth
Bank in Virginia. Some of the notes stolen
at The time of the robbery were traced to his
possession. The accused is under bonds in
$20,0O0-the surety having been entered be-
fore Mayor GiIpin. 4 further hearing of the
case is TO take place in September.
fit will be remembered that the announce
ment of the arrest was made in the Dispatch
few days since.l
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Col. JOHN PICKELL.

THREATENED DUEL AvoIDED.-The
Hon. Puulus Powell, representative in Con-
gress from Virginia, sent copy of Mr.. Gen
try's speech to VIM. G. Carr, Esq, of Bed
ford, county, Va. The latter gentleman chose
TO consider that he had taken " an unwarranta-
BILE liberty, in sending him, as the only docu-
ment which he DIR. PoweIl) had ever furnish
ID M n C ~ sS s1 pnb ST ,feends Mng
in the Charlottesville Advocate, addressed to
Mr.. Powell, in which sentiments were express
ed TO which Mr.. p. took exceptions, and sub
sequently sent AIR. c. a challenge to meet
him at some point beyond the limits of Virgil
mia, the constitution OF which prohibits dueIling.
Mr.. Carr, however, with much good sense,
promptly replied that he had no intention of
offering personal insult to MIR. POWELL and
that there were insuperable obstacles which
forbid his taking the course suggested.-S
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M ANTED-By Young Man, SITUATION
w as Clerk in a Hardware or Grocery Store.
Apply to I" E. C. Co. III Main street. au 2l-lt*
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% APUTHE GAR Y a n ID ID X u u
~STORE, 222 BROAD STREET.-THUMAS
E. PACE, having just returned from the
"a North with well selected stock of Paints
Oils, Dyestuffs, Cigars Fancy and other goods, in
his line of business offers his stock his friends
and the public generally. Having been engaged in
the Drug business for many years, he fee conf
dnt that his knowledge OF the business, quality of
his goods, and desire to please, will ensure the
confidence ofa wishing goods in his line.
sF- Prescriptions carefully put up day and
night Persons wishing anything after the store is
closed. will please ring the bell at the front door
shate OF public patronage is requested.
au2l THOMAS Z PACE
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E Great Cure for Dyspepsia.-DR.
S. ROSES DYSPEtTIC COMPOUND, AND
FAMILY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS both costing
rs cents.
have cured more than FIVE Thousand persons of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints nth my pyspep.
tic Compound AMI Family f!..s AeaI the ioiiow.
ing letter from gentleman in Virginia, W hom [
never saw. He is one OF thousands who living
monuments o. the great cures made By my FAM.
ly Medicines Il s Rose III d
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FANCY GOODS, PEkFussEs, SOAR,
L. &c.-THOMAS + PACE has at mis- store, *
Broad street, a large assorlms ut OF Fancy dooas'
consisting Of Bohemian bAttles, Gobse Port NICE
naies, Card Cases, &c, &c; also, an extensive -,
sortment of Perfumes OF Lubins and other no'ea
manufacturers, together with all descriptions o.
Soaps, Combs, Brushes, in tact everything 'hss -
necessary to complete well furnished ApotneeaIy
and Drug Store He trusts, by attention 10 ousf
ness to ensure liberal share OF papl!c patronage
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LIME CIGARS.-We have aow IN store and
l. eter for sale, very large stock OF Havana
and Principe Cigars, of the best brands. Those
wanting good Cigar can find tat
PURCELL, LADD g. cos,
au 81 Druggists o. ain ar
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Note.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, Bounty Lands, and ali
claims arising out ofthe War OF 1872 or the Next
can War, will be prosecuted with diligence have
full list of the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in TIC Continental and State services, in my office.
lie ll-3m* j. n. M
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DOCKS AND sTATiONAkY.-We are
ID now receiving their Fall Stock, which has
been selected with the utnos. care by our senior
partner. IL consists of complete stock of new
Me iicne, Miscellaneous and School soks, pur-
chased with great care in the Philadelphia, New
York. and Boston markets, at such prices as viii
give the public the best possible inducements to
purchase in Richmond.
GEO. M. WEST L. BRO,
IfaAax Ex. Hat
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kSLANk BUUks.-GEo. H. "E,i x ohQ.
ID are now in receip, OF new and complete
stock OF Blank Books comprising every variety o.
Beck required by the merchant or proiessaonsi
man. Ali our Blank Books are manufactured sA'
pressly TOR our sale. by the best workmea IA lhe
country, aad Tor excellence and strength oil mae
rial. csnaet be surpassed.
- Blank Books made TO order, and ruled 70
snv ostfsrn au 2i
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LAND WAHhANTS.-The nigh
49, est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, of 40 80, or loo acres.
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,
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NfTS. TUAPkNrENE.--ie osfrs.s spS'
y Turpen,ine jusi 10 nsna and tor sails by
aa 20 u A, SIaEt AEk.
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1NALLY.HO kAZukS.--A small invoice
4 Of The above Razofs. manufactured from the
be 81 and purest Aosmsutine Cas. steel, and every
Razor warranted to SHAVE vita ease snd comfort.
Price only IS 81 aud 50 cents eaen Tor sale oy
II. ZtMdERH4S
an 81 Corner OF Main aaa i2sh sue@Es.
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Widow of Commodore Thompson.
thousands of Ladies Bear the same
ne stim Ony.-Truth is Mishty=Ihisis 10 rnr

Widow of the late Commodore Thompson
WASHINGTON, New York Avenue.
Call On D A. STRECKER and got pamphlets
gratis. See advertisement in today paper.
au 10
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Keep lew bottles on haud.
To be had IN Richmond at the Drug Stores ot
>. BODEkER, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT &
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & CO, and GAYNoR
s. WOOD, Main street; Ii. BLAIR, WIN. P LADI
and SEABROOK a. REEVE, Shockoe Hin. CHAS
MILLsPAUGH, and THOMAS L MCCARTHY,
au i0-ts
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- kGARS.--Ju.t received, the ApOihecsiy
~ and Drug Store vi Thomas l.. FACE, <z<
Broad street, a large aud well selected stock Of 80
CARS, OF the most approved brands, unsurpassed
by any ever brought 10 this market. su2l
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Saturday Morning, August II, 1852.
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60 CakueIreotyPes in the
.. 1 OF the Arf.-AH who see sIaantk
lures ior ine hrst time are struck with ,he;r fie
n1ce sp hia strength and The wonder is not s
but rather that such gems can he n,o sOne others.
price We do lot p, eend con be e IN a. any
novice, whose only object is the dollar 9TH
OF the advancement Of the art, or crsdi, i,
iessors, whose productions compare as s pro.
" "n Iegnna.s Dasuerreoype as fgure bssy
OF Michael angelo; and for which anra ngures
yond the mere cest of the materials used pee De-
an extortion and imposition upon toe public ui0 De
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bIIIEhS; ana We therefore advise every one
to give II trial. As preventive 10 indigestion,
ana corrector and purifier Of the Stomach, these
BItteFs are unsurpassed. Every family sbopl5
keep few BOTTLES on hand ~iN
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DINwIDDIE Co Va,

IOuI, VIII TSsPbCt, ULU. = sONIlc.
The above preparations, and all Dr. Roses ceie-
brated Family Medicines,
For sale by Adie q Gray, Purcell, Laid Co.,
Bennett 81 Beers, Alex Duval, r. K. Duyal, D. A.
Strecker, A. Bodeker, Gaynor d. Wood, J. Blair ).
NJ. Zachr isson and W.P iadd. IL I6
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DERsOSS LOOKING FOR DESIRABLE AND CON-
Portable home obtain nc go aud s53 Broad
The bousc since the trst Of Hay having been
NJ bed newly Furnished ready for the reception
Of The possess all the inn
beass Of the plfasutest locations in the city
being the ia dat vicinity ot non park The houses
kept ke hHraFcan plan, and rooms viii be let esther
With without heard Strangcra visiting New Ork for
Sew weeks vii end here agreeable home most obngag
proprietor elegantly furnshed tables
c-fsut together with all The comforts " hotel at mush
lees expense. II. GOUBELAAN.
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A BOoT AND SHOE STORE FOB SALG. WITH
"A ft,ek. tSfures lase ard COED VIII; acfted ia
lut ness the hotels aud
ey Ferry; IT, tiir yor
full orer1toB Will good It eu.t,m werk CGf.rnia
eI trade The e,8sk l. ixkt scleeted
actual aies last year fu Ua the sxp-asas
small rr.its good. lhe lease has three years
rur, ana siasfed valuable The prsssat
ha' nE lrtey cone - possession ascidessty bot
not understanding the bnsacs docs h sarry l.
on 10 rersen who DIR trade the pre-
opportunity 'has teidom al r. Call ali te naes
make AZ oGsr. lrec cot over S130 Al Court aadt
street uEGtr Merchants uole. ttt
y-oR sALE-fHE rtXTUiES AND BUSINESS OF A
bakery. With years lease horse wagon.
and roma Of eurt, Satisfactory given 4
sellir ppy NJ $40 hath street TAOS 5. OLIVE
Y-oR SALs.-S5e0 TUE ADVERTISER WISHES A
Il partner. NTH ON $500 to o. 70 open 1rst sias
tE refresl eht horfc ~ ~ the beet Toe
this city, he investing 6e amsnnt Address 'rho-
Az Bera'a oaies. t's day with real app intng
time and place oil interview, vlieh will DO ATTENDED