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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, on
TnWQOAn

have the BRIDGEwATER PAINT for which Me,s,s a. C.
B0SERT CO Asens the hurricane deck Towboai
The Paint been about SPARKS
and cIMDERs CONSTANTLY fng upon has had EFFECT
In about four weeks PERFECT gLATE and am saa
ned q its possessing all the qualities
PROJECTION against the effects SPARKS CNDERS
adenty BRDGEwATER PAINT or ths
forth in the Agents Circular. - r w.
{signsd( WIN. bRovVN, Captain of rowboa.rorpoias.
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r Great Cure for Dv,pepsj

~ Great Cure for Dyspepsia.-DR. J
5. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUED, AND
FAMILY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS, both costing
rs cents.
have cured more than five thousand persons of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints ~ith my Dyspep.
TIC compound ana Family P!i.s Head Tie foi:ow-
lag letter from gentleman in Virginia, W hom
never saw. he is one OF thousands who are living
monuments of the great cures made by ny FAM.
~ Medicines.-J. s. Rose, M ID.
DrNwIDDIE Co, Va, June, 1852
Te DIR. J. s. Reese, Philadelphia-Dear sir: For
the sake OF humanity. write these few lines to in
form you and the public generally, OF the great
cure your Dyspephc Compound has made on me
In the summer of 1850, was attacked with a vio-
lent darrhoa, and after trying the remedies pre-.
scrbed by two or three eminent ply sicisns for Is
months without any effect, and being reduced al
most to skeleton and scarcely able TO walk aero
nv room, accidentally received one of your cir
culars, In which found my disease exactly de-
scribed MY son went to Petersburg and purchss
ed bottle Of the DYSPEPTIC CoMPOUND. with
box OF your FAMILY on ALTERNATIVE PILLS
and to my great establishment and satisfaction.
found great relief In few days; and In two WEEKS
I was entirely well. At this time / am IN b. ter
health than have been IN ten or twelve years. In
short sir. your medicine saved my life.
Your, with respect, GEO. ]. JONES.
The above preparations. and all Dr Roses cele.
DRAFTED Family Medicines,
For sale BY Adie y Gray, Purcell, Ladd 4 Co,
bennett a. Beers, Alex Duval, X. Il. Duval, O. A.
Strecker. A. Bodaker, Gaynor T. Wood, j Blair g.
Y. zaehrisson and W.P.Lsdd. jyi6
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d. Revere House, Boston, Augu It

- >-&AD <ls lSOSs-LO Tue BOSTON F0SL.-
MEssRs. EDITORS Il perceive that in enumerating
in your paper this morning, the names of the
strangers who were upon the platform last night at
Faneull Hall, am described Judge Lyons OF
Virginia deem il proper, at once to say, there
FORE lest it should be thought that ] conniving
at an innocent mistake which gives title thar
have no right to, thar am not judge, out simply
member OF the bar. was honored with a seat
upon the platform, as mere spectator By the kind
ness OF the president and committee Of the Granite
Club; aud take leave to say that l was a very
hieay gratihed spectator and only regret that egery
man IN the South could not see and hear all that
sao and heard IN Faucua Hal last night and at the
great meeting at Hillsboroush for they aoould then
feel am sure as n0U do, that the democratic par
ty IF New England is as sound upon the compromise
question, and the constitutional rights of the South
as the South ITSELF and that the Union safe in its
keeping. hiy friend, MIR. Reid, VINO was with me-
desires me to dsclairn also ior him tae title as
crioed to him, as he is, like mysef, member OF
the bar Your obedent servant,
au 2S-1t" JAMES LYONS.
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FROM HAvANA.-By the arrival of the brig
Adams Gray at New Orleans, the Picayune
has late dates from Havana.
The prisons of Havana are all full and
new arrests are being made every day. An
accusation by Spaniard is sufficient for the
arr ii and Imprisonment of any Creole.
The steamer Pizsrro celebrated the anniver-
sary of the landing of Lopez by short cruise
to Bahia Honda, returning the same day.
Every vessel leaving the Port of Havana,
is strictly searched for persons without pass
ports.
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- LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM
III q MASS ORTAINEn A u, THE pnGYppIn1,E

- LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
(VA) ALUM SPRINGS.-These Pills are Diuretic,
Cathartic, Tonic and Alternative in their effects up
the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Calomel would have no eff
feet. They are also peculiarly eficacious in Fe-
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills Tor
many years, in great variety OF diseases has &C.
CURED for it celebrity rarely if eoualled, and
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
of the day have examined the Water and Pills. and
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper
ties 1t has been declared by the best authorities
to be a cure for every form of ScrofuIa, Chronic
Liver Diseases, all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes, Mercuvial Affections, and particularly adapt
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Hemorrhase, CON-
plicated with arrangement of the Liver and Sto
mach, and many other disorders arising from i'm
purity OF the blood.
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per vial, SO per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase In
large quantities. become Agents for the sale of the
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON e. CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co., Va, or
JOHN III. SEAYRES,
JET Columbian Hotel, Rchmon
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GEORGIA PoLITICs-The Savannah Cou.
rier contains the following Geographic dis
patch, dated Macon, August 90:
circular has been published in this city
this evening, signed by the executive commit
tee OF the Union party, Withdrawing their
electoral ticket. A meeting of Union Wings
and Democrats is called al Atlanta on the 18th
of September, to determine what course that
party will pursue in future.
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n CHOLERA, DIARRun. 50
LEKA MORBUs, CH0LICs, CRANE ap GIMO.
P Pa.n ,sl, ~ The BOWELS, sPAsMoDIc isS
sl.s,er,. p Gs.s, &C.. may be cured y
None genuine without the Gans.urs r.
SrABLER, n. D. VI H. h
ChiIis and Fcvcrs, Ague, Bilious. Rer,,,..
and nervous Fevers, General Weakness. WssI
ness n IN the Limo' Chronic Debility, jaups;cas
Ague and Fever Specific 1feas
Staber, II. d. n Il.
stabler's Alferafive-Av valuable rernsd. 6
impurities OF the Blood, Erysipelas, Bols s .Ts
kheum, Milk Crust, Rheamatsrn. Broncs;,;,. Ssis
arged Tonsis, Sore Throat Dropsy JTlcsrs ~ En-
legs, sweed Glands, Deranged Liver, opnrs ~ me
Paipation OF the Heart, letters, &c, rf''sion'
All OF the above for sale in Richmond hv cav
NoR q WooD,DOVE g. ISAACs and PUGET
LADD q Co. K Fl. sTABLER, "A D.
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Ey Widow of Commodore Thompson.
Thousands CT Ladies Bear the Same

~ Widow of Commodore Thompson.
thousands ct Ladies Bear the Same
Testim0ny.-Truth is Mighty.-Thisist to Ger.
tify that have been afflicted with an affection of
the liver for some years, and great debility OF all
my bodily organs, loss OF appetite, and subject to
aprp'exy OF the brain, violent headache and atfec
ton Of The nervous SYSTEM which affected the eyes
so much that could with difficulty discern the
features OF any person. unless very near, and look
ing steadily at them for time At the instance
OF friend, | was induced to take Hamptons Vege.
table Iincture, of which have taken four bottles
and have now the happiness to inform the public
that the above medicine has had the desired etfec.
OF completely curing all the complaints have
stated, and, thank God, now feel better than have
felt Tor the last fifteen years.
The Doctor is at liberty to publsh this artifcate
as feel 1t duty due to him and to persons who
are now suffering under complaints similar 10 mine
E. c. B. THOMPSON.
Widow OF the late Commodore Thompson.
WASHINGTON, New York Avenue
Cali on .. A. STRECKER and get pamphlets
gratis See advertisement in to days pa per-
au 10
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reach-farther than human thought can 60
there, too 10 oil their excelling beauty, are the
beautiful creations Of the living and omnpre-
sent God. No work Of His, from the smallest
insect to the burning suns that roll about His
throne, but bears His name! He has traced it
in the sky with His finger, and the planets
have fallen into order, to blazon il forth: the
from its happy heart His name. And the
Earth has but one voice it speaks of God
All her multiform phases Of wondrous and sur.
passing beauty take one shape-showing OF
God. She is as a Hand, flung into space,
pointing always with extended finger to Him
who commands the Morning, and causes the
Day spring to know his place.
The ATLASTIc.-A dispatch from Buffalo
dated August25, states that the wreck ofthe
Atlantic had not then been found, and tha'
more boats and drags were to be sent to as
sist in the search.
There are many incidents connected win
the Erie calamity, indicating noble daring on
tie part Of Tie rescued. We select the FOL
lowing:
WhiI- the first mate was employed in pick.
ing I'D the persons in the lake, he was naiieo
bv a gentleman, who asked him 10 come 10
him 9s he had two ladies on board. Inc
mate asked him if he could reach the wreck,
ne the boa. was then filed 10 the waters edge,
while as many as could get round il, were
hanging on to the edges. The man replied,
IN q voice as collected as though he had been
on shore, "Oh, we'll, go ahead; | can try"
The mate again asked him if he was sure he
could reach the wreck with the females, when
he coolly replied, eyes, | can get along. You
look out for yourself, old boy" AS might be
supposed, he did reach the wreck in safety
with his precious charge.
A man and his wife sat together on the
Su,ana, their four little almost naked prat>
llers gathered affectionately around them
"Did you save all your little fock?" We in
quired. "Yes thank God,' said the father
Howl" IL stuck to the wreck. knowing that
If we left it some must perish. | got the chill
dren together, flung my arms around them,
and held to an upright post. AS the waters
rose above them, lifted them higher. The
propeller came at last to our relief.'
The subjoined is rare instance of the force
of imagination:
One Of the porters, George Dana, who never
had attempted to swim in bis life, got a life
preserver, which he put on, and jumping into
the water, swan some fifteen or twenty rods to
the pinnacle which was floating in the water
When he reached it, he felt the India rubber
belt, and for the first time discovered that he
had forgotten to initiate it. 1t was neverthe>
less, essentially his life preserver, as without
the confidence inspired by the knowledge that
he had it on, he would have been unable to
swim yard.
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DARING MURDER.-In New York, during
the night of Tuesday, a man named Charles
Baxter, watchman on board the ship Tho
mas Watson, was shot by two thieves, man,,
ed Nicholas Rowland, alias Hewlett, and
William Saul. These men were seen TO leave
the ship and 60 on board brig lying at the
foot OF Gouverneur street, where they were
arrested while in the act of stealing.
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sTABBING The continued case of Granville
Montel, charged with stabbing Miles Talley, also
came up before the Mayor ON yesterday 1t was
proved by witnesses that Montel used his knife in
sell defence, aud in order to keep Talley from as
saulting him, and the Mayor dismissed the warrant
Talley commenced the difficulty, and made the as
sault On Montel
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= JOB rklNTlNG

NS JUH 7 hINTINW !-Melcnants and
~ others desiring Circulars, Cards, &C,
will ind it to their interest to call at G II WYNN'S
Office, two doors below Exchange Bank. He has
added another Power Press TO mis- establishment,
the reDy en.uring increased facilities. Satisfaction
as to Work and Prices, guaranteed. Retuem-
Der, Ground Floor, Two DOORS below Exchau ge
Bank. au o4-im
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ROMANTIC .-Romando Demosthenes De Costa
an individual Of Byronic name, but Of Jack shep
herd principles, was arfaigaed before the MAYOR
yeste rday on the charge OF assaulting Henry Cook
white man. The offence was proven, and De
Costa was ordered SO lasnes This man ia the one
reported in our columns as being up before the
Mayor lew weeks since. He pretends to be a pa.
tive Portuguese, but ne is certainly an unadultera
ted negro
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The WEBSTER MEN OF BosToN.-The
friends of Mr.. Webster in Boston held their
9th meeting on Tuesday evening, when MIR.
Torrey, delegate to the Baltimore conven-
ton, came forward and gave in his adhesion to
the Webster movement.
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STEALING WATERNELoNs The continued case
OF Miles Taliey Charged with stealing watermelons
from Josiah Woodson, came up before the Mayor
yesterday morning. The theft wss proven. and
Tal!ey was committed for examination before the
Hastings Court during tie November term.
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- The following mysterious item we fin,

in "a northern paper:
DIED.-ln Ipswich, Mass, Otto Goldsmith,
aged four months and twelve days, an infant
son OF an insane Swedish maiden, who was
found astray in the streets of Andoyer in No
vember last, whence she was committed ON
the lStn of that month, to the County Insane
Asylum, at Ipswich, where this child was
born on the 23d OF March, 1852, and where
the mother still remains in a state of hopeless
lunacy, all unconscious of either the life or
death of her boy, who was quite brig hit
babe; but early gave manifestations of that
diseased brain, which he, without doubt, inher-
tied, and from which his death ensued. Moth
ing is known of the history of the mother or
hid beyond that here narrated.
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BLOODY RETRiBUTIoN. Mark Sullivan,
wlo murdered Mr.. Jordan in Washington
county Alabama, u few years ago, for which
he was sentenced to the penirentiary, returned
nome snort time since, and was shot, one day
l Ia week, oy a son of Jordan, lad twelve or
nIieen years OF age. Sullivan died the next
day; before ne was buried, one OF his sons was
We understand that Sullivan attemn,ed 10
shoot young Jordan first. but his gun missed
fire, and before he could make the second ar
tempt, Jordan shot him.
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Marine Disaster

The schooner Hill Garter, from Richmond
and schooner Cicero, from Baltimore, came
in collision off the Capes few days ago.
They both arrived at New York in damaged
condition. No lives were lost.
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SEETENcED.-We learn from the Farmvlle
Journal thatth trial Of Bramblitt, the young
man recently committed to Jail on charge of
forgery, came of on Thursday last. The pri
soner was found guilty, and sentenced to the
Pententiary for two years.
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SUIcIDE.-Dr. J. NJ. Boggs, of Savannah,
VA, was found dead in his office on the Oath
inst. A piece of paper was pinned to his
breast, with the following written thereon:
II have taken half al ounce of Pyussic Acid.
fou can prove II by going 10 Lincoln's or for
merly Turner & Co.'s. Jos. M. Roccs
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NEW PAPER.-We have received the first
number of the Daily lnteligencer, published
at Wheeling-J. H. Pendleton and Oliver I.
Taylor, editors. 1t is large and handsome
sheet, and advocates the election of Gen. Scott
to the Presidency.
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T You must not be prejudiced -,
give them n trial in cases of CHOG. ~.
MORBUs and SUMMER COMpI.IEEMmA
These annoying and dangerous diseases are he's o.
eng duts d,n at tbs time and if speedily
frequently lite itself. AS sure and sneed, 80 IN
we know Of no remedy equal to that uoiysr .are,
popular m, dicine, BAKERS PRE,Issly
BITTERs; and we therefore advise eve w W
to sse IL 51 and A. s of to ds.o
Bitters are unsurpassed. Every lanv ~ Use sc
keep few bottles on hand 'NoAo
To be had in Richmond at tie Drug s,o-.. -.
4. BODEkER, ADIE & GRAY. BEREFTSrr q .
BEEKs, PURCELL, LADD & Co, and GAYNoss
g. WOOD, Main street; Fl. BLAIR, WIN fs0 n
and SEABROOk il REEVE, Shockoa Nm c Ti ~
MILLsPAUGH, and THOMAS l. McCART I1f;5'
au lots
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MEEr1NGs-On Thursday evening the Wings of
Richmond assembled in large numbers at the AT
rcan Church, to listen to addresses from Governor
Jones and General Cullom, of Tennessee. These
gentlemen made excellent and attractive speeches
to large audience.
Yesterday evening tee Democrats, as per adver-
tseneut, held large meeting ct the Universalist
Church Interesting speeches were delivered, and
everything passed of in the right spirit.
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sTEALING.-Maria Ann Fortune, free negro.
was brought before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with stealing counterpart, sheet, frying pan. and
skillet from Sterling Logan. The evidence did not
directly implicate Maria and therefore she was or
dered only 10 lashes.
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SPECIE FOR EuRoPE.-The steamship Af.
RIGA, which sailed from New York on Wed.
nesday, carried $685., 453 in specie.
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RIoTous William Connolly was arrested by
the watch Thursday evening, while drunk and
very disordeIly on Main street Yesterday the
Mayor bound him over in the SUM OF 500 to keen
the peace.
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sVkATVON5s sFEFICE,

Drawn Nos Delaware No ~, August 26:
Is II 10 AZ 70 SO II 20 SO 70 80 IS 81
Ticket Nos Is 20 70, sold and paid oy
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Delaware No 70, August u:
70 2. 81 10 63 50 &c IS 81 % % Is
Fer To-Day.-Delsware, Elk 76.-Cspital:
S4l6a. IS numbersil2 drawn. Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware No E. Capital: $63,0OO. 7s
numbers, IA drawn. Tickets $40 sc2s
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To enable the Secretary OF the Interior, un-
der the direction of the President of the United
States, to purchase site containing not less
than ten nor more than fifteen acres of land,
in the neighborhood of Washington, and for
the erection, furnishing, and fitting up an Asy-
luln for the Insane of the District of Columbia
and of the Army and Navy ofthe United States,
an appropriation of one hundred thousand dol
lars has been inserted by the Senate in the
Civil Appropriation bill, without dissenting
voice, we believe-an act most honorable to
the humanity and lberality of that elevated
body.-Nat. Int.
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- In the quotations of American State
stocks, in London, Aug. 18th, Virginia six per
cent. bonds of 1866 are quoted at 99l a 100.
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LANDER css OFFICE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Glass 70, Aug. 90:

Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Glass ~, Aug. 20:
ID II 20 ~ 70 80 n % So 90 50 IL 81
For To.Day.-A SPLENDID LOTTERY
Capital 500, 000.-The Delaware State Lot
terry, Class E.-Capitals: S63 900, $4,000, 1890,
$4,000, 1O477, OF 1000, of 5000, 10 OF 2OOO, 100
OF 1000, 239 OF 400, &c. 10 numbers, Ii drawn
Tickets $40.
Also, a One Dollar Lottery au2e
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AN ARTIST TURNED BUSINESS MAN.-Nr.
SIakosch, the eminent Pianist and Composer,
has opened piano ware room in Broadway,
New York, and has employed Henry c. Wat
son, Esq, we'll known musician, as his as
s.stant.
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who does your Printing!

If you require CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILLS,
or PRINTING of any Kind, and want your work
well done, at the Lowest Cash prices, call at the
Dispatch Office, on Governor street, doors from
Main
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FINED.-John Bowies was fined IS and costs
BY the Mayor on yesterday Tor using scales Of too
light weight
Rosne 4 Bsgby were fined 81 and costs for the
misdemeanor OF one Of their hacxmen In driving
ON q side walk.
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HKNnIco CoUNrr ELEcTfoN.-Ihere wss an
election held in the county of Henrico, on Thurs
day, for the officers of County Surveyor and Over.
seer of the Poor. We give the results a. follows:
Sa-peyor.-At Sweeny's the vote for the County
Surveyor resulted a. follows; J. J. Peasants, 20
votes; William Clopton, IL votes.
For Outrse.p of the Poor-15 votes for Samuel
Ball; R. Ferrer, votes.
AT Echo's, j. J. Peasants IA, William Clopton 8.
Henrico County Court House, 81 tor Pleasants
Clopton not heard from. Peasants ahead.
Alleys, Hughes, Dyckeman's. and Wheeiey q
precincts, were not heard from when our reporter
left the polls From the hearsay returns there was
sufficient to indicate that IL Peasants was elected
County Surveyor, and James Ball Overseer of the
Poor
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DRUNK-Owen Brsnnon, found drunk In the
street by the night watch Thursday night, was on
yesterday brought before the Mayor, and being his
first appearance, was discharged with an admo-
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Stale of the Art.-Ali who see SlMONS' Pic
lures for the rst time struck with their beauty,
TRUTH and strength, and the wonder is not that our
priceis higher than that charged by some others.
but rather that such gems can be procured at any
price We do not p, etend to compete In price with
novice, whose only object is the dollar, regardless
of the advancement of the art credit of Its pro-
lessons, whose productions compare as favorably
with legitimate Daguerreotype as figure head
upon Dutch vessel does with the classical figures
of a Michael angelo; and for which any price be-.
yond the mere cost of the materials used would be
an extortion and imposition upon the public
NJ. P. SIMONS,
ou7 III Main street. Earle Suuare
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NE0CKING BIRD CAGES
w 81, supply Of the above. Of varinn. s;.s.
and a. low prices; also, a variety Of slesan,l.
nishin,, Store Of r GIH r rr1 ruf.
au2s ,ai M. EN-,
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1r Persons abroad from the city can have the
Dispatch sent to them for any period of time they
may desire, by leaving their orders and paying the
c. Sd for the time specified.