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MARITAL SPfRtT OF THE AMERtcAHs-If Lord J.
Russell intends to measure our defensive prepare
tions by the limits Co which "even the United
States carry these peculiar institutions il will be
hard 60 say where our national soldering IL 10
stop. In the matter Of estimates, IL IL true that
the demonstrations Of America are exceedingly
moderate and pacific; but in respect Of genuine
martial spirit. and fondncss for military display,
there are people on earth more conspicuous
than the counrymen Of Elihu Burritt The fact
lie worth observing, both by those who arc entrusted
with the administration OF affairs and those who
cscy Of the doctrines Of peace. Undoubtedly,
where the regular army is small, the annual en-
penditurc is small also; but where every man is a
perfect soldier in his cOncot the sprit Of mill
tary enthusiasm can never fail 10 be cffectually
di1used. No people have been more pugnscious
than the citizens Of free States hsbtuated TO vol.
unteer soldering. II has been repeatedly seen in
America that the habits Of the militiafnen pass
with the utmost prOmpttudo into those Of the re-
gular campaigner; and we very much doubt whe-
thor the emperor Of Russia himself comma nds half
% martial a population the President Of the
Union. Early in the American war Il was plainly
dscerned, by the most sagncious Of British statos
men, that our armies, superior they showed
themselves in the held must be utterly una Willing
against the resources Of country where every
citizen could WELD muskct with good a against
an invader. The result proved the truth Of the
prediction; and though we do not. as we have
said, consider the tendencies Of these insttu-
tions highly pacific there is no doubt that they
furnish mpregnable bulwark against hostile
attack London Tunes
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A GREAT PAssAGg.-rhe splendid New York
packet ship Washington has just made the quick
est passage from this port 70 Liverpool on record
morning of the 10Th ult., and Mt two on the at
ternOon Of 3D. met she took pilot of Point Lynas
thus making the passage in thirteen days and
nineteen hours, or allowing further FIVE hours
difference in time. thirteen days and fourteen
hours. The is nearly equal to the average win
Ter passages Of the steamers
Nep York Erpress, 2fM.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-02-27

FLvAs or ALL NArfoNs--A London exhibitor
announces n show Of 4" 300 heas of oil nations 30
and among them "kossuth on four Austrian Aeas, j"
and " Louis Napoleon on the Russian flea Hercu-
lee, aged years"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-02-27

PLvNBAeo.-The WilliamspOrt (Md) Sentinel
states that an extensive deposit Of pUmbago has
been discovered n short distance from that place.
The mine u said 90 be mex haustible
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-02-27

A SPEAKER FROM HAGgssTowS.--Msjo r Richard
y Hammond, late Of the United States Army
and formerly Of Iagerstown, Md, bss been elected
Speaker Of the California House Of Delegates
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Prom ths MN Work Courier and Enquirer
The Long Cold Cycle of February.

The long cold cycle, which commenced on
Thursday at a. IN. of the 18th, terminated on
Sunday at thirty minutes past III a. of the 22d
lite duration was two hundred and forty seven and
hal hours exactly eleven al teenths the cycle
Of three hundred and sixty hours. The greatest
cold during the term eight degrees above zero,
twenty four degrees below the freezing point. The
termination Of the cycle was attended by a sudden
glow of light; the temperature by the north Their
mometers, connected by iron wires with the earth,
and both with load. stone pendulum and saline
cisterns, rose from thirty-two TO thirty. four de
grees. and subsequently TO forty degrees The
the roofs Of buildings facing north melted,
and the caves dropped water freely. This cold
Cycle, in passing the second, sixth, eighth, and
tenth sections of the circle. knded up the Aurora,
that Of the sixth splendid, and that of the
eigbth exceeded In it's duration and magniicence
all the oral Nominations ever witnessed In pass
ing the fourth SECTION Of the circle the
roso 10 thirty-tvo degrees. cold cycle lie that
state OF atmosphere during which the temperature
remains below the freezing point Of Fahrenheit for
term OF twenty two and half or more consecutive
hours. The commencement, duration, and tcrmi
nation Of the cycle s ascertsined by counting every
hour during which the temperature Of the atmo-
sphere remains at and below the freezing point
This can only be accomplished with hourly records
Of temperature made from good thermometers,
having none but a northern exposure, and wholly
disconnected with buildings. In February, lst9,
a cold cycle commenced on the 18th. OF that month
aud continued TO the 23d, two hundred and seventy
hours, which Ia twelvesi xteenths the circle. being
twenty-five and half hours, or one sixteenth
longer than the cycle which terminated yesterday.
The December and January cold cycles Of the
present season, like that OF February, have been Of
long duration. T.. NJ
MoSDAY MoRSISe, February %, 1853.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURR.
MONDAY. Dec. 10.

s. Senate. t-9tsV.ti Z H
The following bills were passed in the Sc
nate to-day:
A bill TO construct plank or graded road
fro Richmond to Charlottesville; i
A bill amending the first section of an act
incorporating the town OF Harrers Ferry; and
Q bill Incorporating the Piedmont Female
Academic Institute.
House Of eIcgntes.
Amongst the bills reported to-day, were the
following;
Bills tor the establishment of Branch
Bank at Boydton; and a Branch Bank at
Danvillc. Also. bill for annexng part of
Montgomery TO Craig county.
RepUG. were made against propositions
for selling annually u portion of the State
stocks Of the Banks Of the State, and against
printing the Virginia Reports, as proposed by
memorial of J. w. Randolph.
In obedience 10 a resolution adopted some
days since, the House to-day proceeded with
the consideration of Internal Improvement
Bills. The following were severaily taken
up aud acted on, but none Of them reached
anal action.
The Manassas Gap Railroad bill;
The Rappahannock Canal bill
The Luray and Front Royal Turnpike bill;
The Stanton and Parkersburg Plank or
McAdamised road bill;
The Shnston Turnpike bill; and
The Covington and Ohio Railroad bill
On the last named bill, long debate occur
red, chiefly in reference TO the point most ex-
pedient tor the beg iuning of The road-ihe east
ern or the western terminus. 's Il
At about 3 o'clock the House adjourned.
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VERNON ESKRIDGE.
Chaplain in the L. States Navy.

Hamptons Vegetable Tncture, oy its mild action q,
the stomach liver, and the kidneys will cure dyspep
STA, cough, asthma bronchial and lung affections mains
in the back, side and breast, consumption, scrofus
rheumatism, govt, neuralgia, fistua, piles bowel com
plaints worms debility-with all diseases
sing from impure blood and is the greatest female me.
dicine ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and certificates
cures.
For sale by 0. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich.
mond; G.. B. JONES CO, Petersburg, Va; Docto,
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists generally.
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A IL : MALL Ys.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9Th
II street, bet Seen Grace and Franxlin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch office. My Rule is perenp
tory but as gentle rs possible. oc9
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MAXINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
mdse 10 /, Rankin.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, ,ndse to
Ludam 81 Watson.
Steamer Re!vidsrc, Clifford, Baltimore, rndse to
Ludam s. Watson.
Schr Sharon, Thatcher, Boston, mdse to Cur.
lie.
SAILED,
Barque Psrthena, Lovelard New Dreams, mdse,
D Currie.
Big Round Pond, Purse, Providence. mdse,
Rankin.
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MOKTIhORE;S RHEUMATIC COsE.
lsE POUND IND BLOOD PURIFIER This

I've POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands Rheumatism Can be cured. More than one
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the wors,
nenty during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound. Letters and certificates daily
being received from parties of high standing many Of
whom have been crippes for years. from the effects Of
this hitherto incurable disease, but who affirm
that they sound and we'll made so by this great
medy, which is vegetable spritan internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone, and this it viii
cure in every case, either infiammatory (acute,)
chronic form. Testimony of the most undoubted cha
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call the
proprietors, their Central Office, No. l. Barclay
Astor House, New York. One bottle S. three bottles
$40 PURCELL, LADD L. co,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
W v. ALEXANDER l. CO,
no
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridge. U. -. y.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August L. lsjf
Mr. E Boush-Dear Sir: While / am in general n,
posed to Patent Medicines candor compels me TO SAFE
tina: have great confidence in the virtues of Ham
toms Vegetable Tlncture. For several months past
have used1t IN my family, and in dyspepsia loss of an
petite, dizziness and general debility with entire sue
cess. So far as my experience extends, therefore
take pleasure IN recommending it to the afflicted az
safe and efficient remedy.
| am, respectfully, yours,
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DRIvATE PRACTICE.-Dr- Pill

DRIvATE PRACTICALLY, PLUME .
l co. may be consulted, conhdendally, Tor .nr
treatment of the following diseases: Erupaoas
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Gianduiar Swellings, or sn'
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid clscastse-
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those eona
plants termed female diseases The atSert Is
invite attention to their chemical extract oil 80
Flowers. which may be regarded a. the very oe,,
article known. 20 give tone and Yigor TO csrtan
abused aud debitsted organs as well ss TO rehoFS~
ssystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up. with full difecso -
and sent to order. Post paid letters prampay
tended to. Office on Franklin street. below
change Hotel, and nrss door bslow Trinity ehufsA'
Richmond Virginia &c
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| Chronic Rheumatism of Ten Years
| Stnnhing.

New ORLEANS March 81.
Price, merchant writes mo language can de-
scribe the suferugs have endured for the last ten
years. Mine was Chronic Rheumatism in its worst
forms For the last three years have scarcely been
able to turn myself in bed during the night My whole
system affected. have had the best medical at
tendance which could be procured in the East and
South And besides have used all other remedies Of
which could hear, and have taken medicine enough
to ruin the constitution any man. At length tried
hfortimore's Rheumatic Compound, and it has per
formed radical cure p PRICE,.
do
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Z W HALL,

Truth Stranger than Fiction None med Dsor.;-
II Ladys Testimony after Mirty.ei9ht ge6rs .e
Suffering! ''"' "
cine could it perform the astonishing cures T.4
it, -1S W
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April 49, Ia52
Messrs Tyler 4 Adair 49, i''<-
have been afflicted with rheumatism az tinas s
my twelfth year; wiz be fifty years Of age the ian
OF this month; the attacks at times so seyer a.
to render me helpless have tried yar;ons el as
to very little effect Last October was attacEs5 :;
my shoulders, sides, back and hips; could nat "a.
day or night; could not move any part of nv ~
without crying with pain, at this time also tsd NJ,
ny remedies, internal aud external without
any relef was at last advised try Hampton,s Ia
getable Tincture; before had taken one bottI. "
which felt much better, and continued tak;ng r.
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and mo
stomach strengthened and revived every way; hars
taken five bottles, and much better than eyDor
ed to be- intend to use 1t whenever need IL and
would recommend it to the afflicted believing il uns
qualled.
Yours, ELIZABETH RAGWETr
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rT@ SOTICE.-The public are hef,
- oy informed that the steeu, o.
'AOnGSIA vii be taken of the route via P0f' -
.Lal between Richmond and Norfolk, on Menaay'
let November, for the parPose Of UNDERGOING s :.
pairs and being fitted for the winer 'ae ~,
x be given when ready to resume her pace W ~
line sgaia TBOS, poDAmEAn' GAP
Office r. e. P. r. u. Co., Oct 9Th, lss@
oc27
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'y,O MEMBERS OF THE GRAND
IOlGE -XAIIIARI.E MASONIC ROCKS

'VsO MEMBERS OF THE GRAND
4 LODGE.-VALUABLE MASONIC BOOKS
The particular attention of the members of the
Masonic Grand Lodge Is invited to the large ssort
ment of valuable Masonic works, at the Book Sta
tionery and Piano Forte establishment of
A NORRIS,
Late Drinker e. Morris, 81 Main st
The Analogy of Ancient Craft Masonry to Natu
raj and Revealed Religion, by Charles Scott, M,
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Mississippi
Lexicon o! Freemssonry containing defn
ion of al its commercial terms notices OF its bis
DRY, traditions and antiquities, and account Of
all the rites and mysteries Of the ancient world, by
Albert G Mackey M d
The True Masonic Guide, containing calculations
Of the fundamental principles of Freemasonry, &c
&c, By Robert Macoy
initiated, through all the degrees of Freemasonry,
from the entered apprentice to the higher degrees
Of krightho0d, by Rev Stewart. K I
The Virginia Masonic Text Book, containing
history of Masonry and Masonic Grand Lodges.
from The earliest times, together with the Consti-
tuition OF Masonry or Altman Reyon, and a Di
gest of The laws rules and regulations of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, by John Dove, D, G Secre-
tary OF The l. OF Va
The True Masonic Chart or Hierogyphic Mont
tor. by Jeremy L. Cross,G L tsl' ZEE.
The Craftsman and Freamason's Guide, con-
tanning ce!ineaton Of the Rituals Of Fre9mason-
r. and the order -of Priesthood, By Cornelius
Moore $50
Subscriptions received to the Southern and West
ern Masonic Mise .any, edited by Mackey,
MD de -
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nRAWlNas.--J. :. PERKINS Having return
IL ed TO Richmond for the winter will giTe in
struction in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub.
jects or models by the best masters, and have
been selected with view TO attract and interest tie
osslnner' while they cultivate correct taste, ana
gradually lead the pupil TO bold and independent
style OF execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
Al lovers Of this art are invited to call at his
rooms Corner of 5.h and Franklin streets) and ex-
annie his portfolios
Lessons given at the pupils residences If desired
Separate hours devoted to young Genaemen and
young Ladies' at his studio, where they will be re-
ceved on the same terms as in schools
Cc4-3,rS
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:, MILLINEkY.-sellIng at X due

Err, SELLING at X educ
80. Jed PIices.-Mrs SWORDS would re-
TyI spcc,fuy ask the attention OF the Ladies to
~~ her handsome assortment of Bonnets made
in superior manner, which che is now selling at
reduced prices, at Nos25 Broad street.
B-Head Dresses Caps, &c On hand and msds
to order rich Ribbons, Plumes, and other fancy
articles for sale cheapgt MRS. SWORDS,
de 10 220 Broad street
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1--WE speak as 10 Wise Me,
w I W.. Es III. SIGH CURES MADE

I've speak as 10 Wise ,yer
WEkE EVER SUCH CURES ,x.r
" ey nny other Medicine thar WnDs
tons Vegetable Tincfure.-f,ge.T Hmnmp.
CAL EAY with such testimony na... "
ger proof can be gwen unless il be trial ~
deTful Hamptors Vegetable Tincture. u 'Ai' w0o-
Let the afflicted read! read!
bARRELLvILLE, ALLEeANY Co. M.
To Messrs Mortimer L Mowbrav -''"' h iS7@
Dear Sirs: In justice to DIR Harn,.o-,, ~.
I1ncture, wish TO inform you that was .ssStaos
on the 81 day OF January last with an usr su Sea
stomach bowels and kidneys. was attendaS u TIE
physicians for more than two n1otL ~ ioqr
virtue In Hampton's Tineirre from ore gTess
my wife had taken two years since "HAea
came TO the conclusion that would taLs
medielne from my physicians, but try the r;otS
ana am haPpy 70 Inform You had not taken !, ,
days before felt its powerful influence unor Il TWO
ach have continued using the Tincture and y ssou1-
able TO leave my room, and can eat any Conn I0~
ach. f0 oh my stoEn-
The afflicted or their friends are daily xis;.;n
learn OF enc great virtue there is in this Tine %
Hampton's A'HcIufs OF
l expect to send you several Certificate.
days-ope especially from young lady VINO h. ts~
conIined 10 ner room Twelve months, with disease "a
the head, affecting the brain. eass o.
Respectfully yours, EWE4rr
On the permanency of the cure hear hin, s.,g7
other letter from the above! vi" a.
BARRELLyILLE, ALLEGAvY Co Mn
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbrsy:
Dear Slrs' am happy to inform you that tbi l.
finds me in the enjoymentof good health by the
your Hampton's Tincture and the blessing Of ca
am enabled to pursue my daily ayocations az ns,aI
have great desire that the afflicted shouId 80 and
great curative powers Of the Tincture 'a'e
am, with respect, yours,
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EDUCATION.
TINS TRUCTlONs ON THE PIANO
FORTE. HARP. GUITAR. AND VOCAL. NIL.

FORTE, HARP, GUITAR, AND VOCAL Mu
sICs-Prof. BRANDT respectfully Informs the
citizens Ct Richmond that be gives lessons ON the
above mentioned instruments, and also in the high
er branches of Vocal Music, 4 %
PIof d having had experience Of eighteen
years In the profession, and having successfully
taught in several of the largest Summaries in the
South now ofers his services TO the different Fee.
male Summaries, well as to the cisizen Of Rich-
mend generally For advanced scholars will have
the benefit ofbeing accompanied on the Violin.
Professor Brs"dt ia permittt to refer 10 the Rev
DR. Jones, and to the Rev DR. Leroy NJ Lee.
All orders received at Mr Tay losr, Nash &
Woodhouses, Morris Brothers, and Harold &
Murrays stores. de 2-3taw4w
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60 cents per barrel will De paid for all extra work
no25-tlJa* WILLIAM T. EORD.

AEET IL ECU CIIV-s nv NEC E's-
u H. ROSENFELD, No It's Broad street., most
respectfully calls the attention of the ladies and
the public generally to his large stock Of Dry Goods
which no is determined to sell Off frcm this date
at very reduced prices, such as Lace Goods,
Sleeves Chemisettes, aud great variety of EN-
hroideries. Mousiins, Silks, French and English
Merinos Caticos, St.aws. Blankets, &c. Ane
sort:11et CT Hosiery AID Gloves ali of which will
be sold such prices th at ail to gire salts
faction.
h BAH small notes taken at market rates, il
exchange for Goods.
de S-lm~ FL. ROSFNEFLD.
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DURE MADICINAL COD LIVER OIL.
L We have recently received direct from the
Banks of Newfoundland, large supply of the
above article iug fresh and pure, it is with
confidence believed to possess, in a very unususI
degree, those medicinal properties BON which its
curative powers alone depend twas procured
and prepared in the mos. careful manner, BY one Of
the most respectable houses In Newfoundland
from the livers Of Cod Fiji taken 30 late IA AM
| last. Oil obtained during this month is of much
greater medicinal value than that obtained at anv
9sner season OF the year, owing it i, supposed to
.ne .Ien eonoiuon O. the feeding grounds of that
''e 'A'h FOR sae by the gallon or bottle by
de- IL uhAi,
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~ CLOTHING !!-Gentlemen in W ant of Christ
mas suit, really nice and cheap, should Call at the
''Money Saving Institution.' No l02 Main
street, and procure one of Keen Chies & Baldwin 5
superior make. recently received, Of the newest
style out and not to be surpassed by any OF the first
class Taors in the city, at third less price than
charged by them for the same article. For bargain.
come to
de 10 KEEN, CHIIES e. BALDWIN.
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rLOTHING AT COST, CLOTHING
~ AT COST-HYNEMAN,a at 80 and SO Main
street, will sell his large and well selected Stock
of Goods at first cost, for few weeks, after which
the prices
Black, blue cloth Dress and Frock Goals, sc to 10
Overcoats of all kinds Observation-Disclosures to IL
Business Goats. -----..--.-.--...-..3 to
Black and fancy Cas- Pants 2t to S
Vests in endless variety | 70 d
DO not tail to call soon if you want ga rgeins.
LEWIS HYNEMAN, Proprietor
de lille 90 and % Main stree,
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EsROAD sTkAEr CIGAR STORE, Ne.

ESROAD STREET CIGAR STURE, ne.
ID 1O4.-HAWLEY & HAYES take pleasure in
informing their friends and the public generally tnat
they cow prepared to furnish them wi h
choice article OF imported and domestic Cigars !;
alsc, fine article of Chewing Tobacco. Snuff sc
Wholesale and retail
Remember, sign of the Negro and Indian near
Broad Street Hotel.
n B All orders left at this store or the Post OF
fee, for Lightning Rods, will meet with prompt
attention.
de lots l. J. HAWLEY
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slObPERs wANTED.-I wish to hire tor
u the ensuing year, 25 or 80 good Coopprs, to
work in this city, for whom l will pay $780, and
for extra or tight workmen higher price will De
paid, quarterly if desired. Persons having such TO
hire, win please address me hare, apply my
shop, on the Virginia Central Railroad near the
Depot or to messrs Bradley i Brother, No "a Main
street.
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NAKPET K q o VI = .-CHRISTIaN & La
~ THROP would call the attention of purchasers
to their stock Of
Rich velvet and Brussells tapestry Carpets
Rich 3 ply, 3thread and ingram do
Super Dutch do
These Goods are from the most celebrated Eng.
lish manufactures of direct importation, and can,
not be surpassed either in quality or price.
Also, low priced, all wool, hemp and cotton chair
Carpets; very rich Rugs, printed Drugget &c. &c,
at SO Main street.
de 10 CHRISTIAN & IATHROP
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EETER d LEFT HICH, General Connie
y sion Merchants. office TWO doors below the
Columbiau Hot ], Cary street, will attend to the
sales of every description of country produce, the
hiring out Of negroes, aud all ether business
trusted TO their care. They also prepared to
do large amount of storage tie Dock, upon
the most accommodating terms. They pledge their
most rigid attention to all consisnme nts made to
them, and all other busine entrusted to their care
SAMUEL II. JETER
de S-l2t HDWARD NJ. LEFTWICH.
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AK ARTILLERY.- ATTEND meeting at
EWSyour Gun House, on Tuesday, l4th inst, at
..sSNSRkss nslf past o'clock BY order of the Cap
0as1sfa ain. THOS C BALL, OS.
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1Cb =, .saUDSSOLATE, Ne.-easers a.
H. 80 s"a p'epar I'd Cocoa. For sale i y
X M BURTON