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Or. Ed,C. .SeitHsr Core,

DRuGGIsr, No. IS Camp st.
tg DR. z. j. CuXEs PREP NRAToNS in extensive use for
nearly ht-ru yra hayv by hrr intrinsic maa acquired reputation
eqtt by similar ones made IN he NoI'h
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
taTRACT OF CoPAlvA, sAKsAPARn.LA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoEENGES.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
ks Prepared Ne rs Camp street. by DrE j. CoXE and ior
sale by praEg.ss generally. ~ ~"
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To fhe Enfsi9R.

NJ X d n VI I II 4 7 Il "
ty- Respectfully the Ladies OF New Orleans Ni
tn, treatment Of following PROLAPsUs uTER,
WHITES PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsfRuATloN EN-
GoRCEMENT AND uLCERATlON OF THE WOMB.
The adopted that which has INST tbs approval
the most surgeons London and New York AMI
it, here which has amP. tsssmony sud tse nAy
respectable u,Ges that all ssa7t
Of Il. Uterus, q nature, ba cured
MADAM hoe selqsivy the diseases Of alee aud
can b. rensultsl DAILY, A. her residence,
D,vis gptf 1873 II. Joseph street.
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The deaths in New York, for the week ending
the 9th instant, numbered 81, of which %
were of children under the age of one year.
During April, May and June, there were
2235 deaths in the city and liberties Of phila-
delphia-a falling of of 10 per cent compared
with the same months of last year,
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Roger A. Pryor, ESQ, whose famous article
IN the Washington Union on the subject Of Rus
sia was the cause Of so much feeling, has become
interested in the Richmond Enquirer, and has
entered upon his editorial duties
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COUNTERFEIT INSURANCE eoHPASY,--A CON
Germ calling itself the Protection Fire and
Marine Insurance Company Of Boston, and
protesting to have a capital Of 100000, has
proved 10 be an entire swindle, no such compa-
ny being in existence in the State Of Massachu-
sets, and 10 such men named in the Boston
Directory as are placed at the head Of this spu-
rious institution, the Western headquarters Of
which are at Pittsburgh, Pa.
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APPOINTMENT BY TUE GovERN0R.-A. v
Jordan, ESQ, has been appointed Aid -de-Caml
on the staff of his Excellency Governor Hebett
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Daily Report Of the interments in all the
frme;res for The p hours ending 6 ocloc sr on
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nied
~ G,pn-A rcnort having been circu.

On tho ia instant a taGpast o'clock, ELIZABETH yonHgcp
anrhrr Of Eastus and Sarah L, Wells aged " days
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as- HorARp AssocTlrIoS-July 90, 1855

Nxs~ HOWARD AssoCArIoS-July %, lS5S-
following genmen have been appointed TO elee' unl u A
the Howard Association;
~fsSy INSTRUCT SECOND DISTRICT
30. HARRIS, hURSHkEpl,
q W SHAW W. L. ROBINSON,
II " PArrRFY j. LIVINGSTON
JE. CALDWELL.
r7J,1 DISTRICT FOURTH District.
w WtTALE ID BROWNE
M.FANDESIlFF }. WILLIS.
IN rors,. v LIT glss be 1atey,d bv urdersrndl.
iy.3 u i RICARDO. Secretary, ~ camp street.
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TuE SENATORIAL CoNvERr.--An announce
ment that an American Senator, sojourning in
Rome. has been received as a convert into the
Church Of Rome, and the subsequent surmise
that this means Senator Douglas, is thought by
a New ork journal to he an error, and that
the Hon Joseph L. Chandler, Of Philadelphia,
well known Catholic, now in Europe, must
have been mistaken for Senator.
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X
burned Probable loss $500
A letter to the Jackson LAP Southern Mir
ror dated . Woodville, Miss, Aug, s." says:
Yesterday evening young man, named Gil
DART was stabbed in the right lung by man
named Elliot, carpenter BY trade. Gildart is
alive to-day, but breathes through his wound.
10 hope Of his recovery.
ALABAMA.-The Auburn Gazette Of the 18th
inst. says;
The crops in this section were never better,
and indeed they ought to be fine, for they have
not suffered for rain, and have had the finest
grass pastures to run in for over two mouths
We have heard some little fear expressed that
the rust would iniure the cotton crop, it having
been noticed on one or two farms. But it would
be contrary to human nature for planters to
acknowledge themselves satisfied with Proyl-
dence, in every respect. and we conclude, from
what we have seen, that the harvest will be
abundant. We have long been satisfied that
this section Of country is the choice spot Of Ala
bama
The Pee Dee Times Of the 10th inst. says:
We have had another rainy week, during
which a large quantity vi water has fallen,
The crops of rice and corn and potatoes are fair,
and may be regarded as made, and will yield
| an average harvest The pea crop is the only
one now Mt any hazard II the rains continue
the blossoms may she'd The rivers are all full,
and we are not without our fears Of u freshet.
we nave a. hulli4 ".il59lnsIg3 WV slthig
.'es. I'LL w ~ n.Ia
Jeets, anu 40 more sickness lhah Is common aI
| this season Of the year,
80
= l"isaA .fo''s ; "h1s5 oI11 s 'ts"e"5a l'"ss-
roGG.--lhe Pensacola Gazette q the 18TH INST,
in relation to this enterprise, says
Thu Fuginecl Corps Of this imnortant work
losat 1angfh bpen filly Organized. and are now
actively engaged in me field.
| Thp engineering party started on Tuesday
/ Last nj hIoh water mark. and nj the present
| moment are somewhere in the neirhIor6ood of
tbe twelye mile house running straight line
| that viii probably extend for sixteen miles di-
rect from the CITY The Engineers appear to he
trv
| -, i = NT-,,4.-.,,,,,, A. -, ,,,,,I,; -,
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MATTERS in Washington.

The home correspondent of the Republic of
the 10th inst. says;
Mr.. Wilder, of New Orleans, is here, pressing
applications for bounty lands for many mem
bers of the black regiment who served in the
battle Of NewOrleans. OF course, if the evidence
required i'll other bounty land cases is forth-
coming, these claims will be allowed.
The President, it is understood, eontcmplates
sending a special agent to Minnesota, to assist
Governor Gorman in investigating the enormous
Indian frauds committed there.
Daniel Van Vorhis has been appointed Post
master at Brooklyn, Newl ork, vice q. ) SIN
man, removed,
Under the recent notice published by the Sec
| rotary of the Treasury, the outstanding uoV-
| eminent stocks are coming in IN handsome
| amounts.
| About a thousand land warrants for military
service were issued to Greek Indians ny the ia'e
administration: but Secretary McClelland has
refused to allow claims Of this charact er, ex-
pressing the opinion that no provision OF la"
covers them,
From the Star Of the same date We select the
following;
The Secretary of the Interiors last trip to
| NewYork is now said in Washington to have
been undertaken to obtain information concern
inc international affairs in Europe not to be had
There, or at all, except through Investigations
cautiously made byia Government officer i'll high
position.
The death Of Lieutenant Colonel Bliss pro-
/ notes Breyet Major Haskell to be a Major III
the Adiutant Generals Department, and Brevet
Captain u. 5. Grant to be a Captain in the 4tl
Infantry, and second Lieutenant John {. Bonny
castle to be a first Lieutenant in the same regi-
mcnt 1t also leaves a vacancy in the list OF
Captains in the Adjutant Generals Depart
mCnt.
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mCnt.
MIss1ssirPl-YeHor Ferer at Baori.-The
Sea Shore Sentinel, Biloxi, Of the 18th instant,
says:
From the best information we have been able
to gain, by consulting with the only two Amer
lean physicians practicing in the place, we are
in our own mind justified in saying, not only
that the yellow fever is smong US, but that 1t
has taken off some Of our resident citizens. We
are however free to admit that there may not
be quite SO much danger as some apprehend;
while on the other hand, to tell the truth, times
look squally. 1t is just as in all similar cases
some Of our old citizens seem much alarmed,
while others seem but little to regard 1t We
cannot advise strangers to visit here without
caution--we dare not do so, for we base our
opinions on the Judgment Of some Of our best
physicians We, however, disayow any inten-
ton Of creating a panic We have no such no
ton, nor do we wish to create one We merely
endeavor to discharge our duty, without having
one other motive to actuate US.
.HarsdaH County. "A full blooded secession
ticket so the Marshall Guard states, has been
nominated for the Legislature in this county.
1t meets with general dissatisfaction, and that
paper predicts it will be defeated at the ballot
box by from seven to twelve hundred majority.
The Raymond Gazette reports a very large
and fashionable company assembled at Cooper 5
Well
| The next session of Oakland College com
mences on the DIST Of September next.
| The Natchez Courier learns that lightning
struck in several places, in the vicinity ofChurcb
| Hill, on the It'll instant Mr., James Archer
| giu-house was struck by the electric fluid anu
burned. Probable loss $500.
4 letter to the Jackson Lao Southern Mir
ror dated " Woodyile, Miss, Aug, 81 says:
Yesterday evening young man, named Gil
dart, was stabbed in the right lung by a mar
named Elliot, carpenter by trade. Gildart j
alive to-day, but breathes through his wound
| No hope of his recovery
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We call attention to the card Of DR.. Lighted
in this mornings paper
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
Bp thr Southern liuf.
Yellow Fever in Mobile.

MORIE, August 10.
A number of new cases of yellow fever have
occurred here to-day. and several have resulted
fatally. A great many people are leaving Tor
the watering places in consequence.
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GOLD DISCOVERIES IN OREGON The Newark
(N J.) Advertiser publishes letter from
correspondent at Port Oxford Oregon, giving
accounts Of new discoveries of gold in that
territory. The writer says:
am now washing out gold at the rate Of ten
dollars an hour Two others by the side Of me-
with the assistance of squaw, (tor an Indian
man is not worth his food are making 500 a
day. We will have thousands Of inhabitants
here in a few months, as gold is everywhere in
this vicinity. All the soldiers in the garrison
are at work, making $50 a day and upwards,
but none less than $40. No person would work
for the gold until my partner tried, and after
| two or three hours work he was offered ~ 30 for
what was in his machine which he took, The
next day be worked about four hours, and again
| sold his sand for $40 On investigation it was
| found that he had sold $50 worth Of gold for
80, and $50 worth for $40 We have taken
out $50 worth in two hours and forty minutes,
then let escape SO worth. This was the first
mining done here, and now it is ascertained
that It will yield rich reward everywhere
along the beach
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Commodore Stewart mas assumed the COM
mani Of the Philadelphia Navy ard.
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NOTICES.

Hope HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
Noa-Ata Spsol Meeting ~ this Company held IN M"niAy
evening INSTANT the allowing Relief Committee was 'l''h'sl
during thr prevailing epidemic
FIRST DISTRICT.
JNu. L.. WIEN, Ttu'u Walk.
sEGONb DISTRICT.
n FAITH, l7s Bnsn @ los Toulouse street.
THiED BiSTRfCT,
A SHELLEY, of Fnsltu nud Mctcah streets
u. BRApBtRY. Trnck House, Casaenlyo street.
MM, AUSTIN. Ia Gteatusu street.
X. wynn, Il LOUIS STREET.
aus eoN.f JNO l. VIXEN, SECRETARY
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Railroad Items.

The Wilmington Journal says that there are
nj least 400 miles of railway in North Carou-
ma instead of $50 miles, as stated m some ol inc
raners There are also nearly t0o miles more
in course of construction or proposed to be puiiti
30 of which on the Central road, are lar au-
yanced to completion Between oo anu w mules
will be finished by April next.
The Fulton Democrat says that the Broadtor
Railroad will be extended to Bedford, provided
thr citizens of Bedford county subscribe $780,
00o Engineers are on the ground examining
the route.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD MOVEMENT AT THE
WEsr.--A few days ago meeting OF number
of representatives of several roads was held nj
Marion, Grant county, Ia, for the purpose OF
perfeetiug arrangements for the speedy cohstfue-
ton of a Gordon of railroad lines from Colum
bus, Ohio, to Chicago, in the North west, and
Burlington, Iowa, in the West
"Thc distance of these western points TO 20
lumhus will be as follows; From La Platte
river TO Burlington, 200 miles; Burlington to
Peoria, 30 niles Peoria to Mddleport, o.
miles Middleport to Logansport, " miles To-
gansport to Marion. A miles Marion TO Union,
II miles Union to Columbus, 1O2 miles. Total,
600 miles,
RAILROAD MEETING. We learn from the An
derson Gazette of the 10th instant that meet
ing was held day or two since at Sherard s
store in that district for the purpose OF procur-
| ing subscriptions to the stock OF the savannah
River Road. We understand that about five
| thousand dollars were subscribed, with prom
Use by several that it should be increased
KISGs MOUNTAIN RAILROAD. -This branch
road is doing a prosperous business. 1t has now
been in operation barely eight months and
has declared dividend of four per cent, besides
leaving handsome surplus.
Tnx TRAVEL BETWEEN THE EAST AND TIL
WEsI.-The stockholders in the Union Line d
steamboats,, which connects at wheeling witt
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and runs
thence 70 Louisville, held 4 meeting last weef
in Wheeling, and appointed committee to MAKE
ARRANGEMENTS with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road COMPANY. for the issue Of through ticket
from all points on the Ohio and Mississippi riy
ers and their tributaries
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Baltimore Letter.

STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
NEW MISUNDERSTANDING AGITATI0N--rIE
THROUGH TICKET SYSTEM FOR THE wEsT--IAlL-
STORM
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Rss- The steamer FRANK LYoS will attend 10
bu..s, FL. SOUTHERN gELL a ibs bs'a Of Oh. saunr
-, a.. fsu.f srr - am .r f.uHrr &c 10 4ptf
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6fPJ. MANSONI, ESQ is cur ulyauthariled
Agent t 81 5trs st's7as 3n'
tr-Igy ktsa,t itla. COCHRAN 4 60. aHf
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The following table shows the number oe Wis
itors and cash receipts for the third week AT tho
Crystal Palace:
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD-Will he e.
Ttil fer The apprehension Rul recovery 4 muh .
save RACHEL, sygd ~ mediums he gb stout tt nae
Id WpH4t formerly the properly OF Nj Dunn, VI saten
u sls W. my hogso hs luh July last. apply al
TIA III 1t.tN, lt7 UT4Taf 5frslt =.rp1f 4
aitH4# IOliN tAhhG
i, AIL CAKE ls0D tons, for sale by
~ Auls KENNEDY FOSTER 10 Tch0upn1 ~ sH's''
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THE WILLIAM AND MARY.-Capt. Stinson
of this unfortunate vessel, has not gone to
Australia, but to the West, to see a brother.
The Boston Advertiser says the following is
his latest explanation for deserving his vessel
and passengers:
He did not run the ship ashore, he says, be.
cause he was surrounded by sunken rocks, in
a dark night, and did not know how to steer
10 avoid others more dangerous than those he
struck on; he considered it safest to hold by
his anchors if he could keep the ship ahoat
till daylighf, hoping to be seen by wreckers in
the morning. He did not send down spars TO
make raft, because the men were entirely
beyond control, and it would have been i'm.
possible to get any of them aloft that night.
He left the ship when he supposed she would
not float at the longest more than an hour,
having ten feet water in the hold, aud having
done himself as he thought, all in his power,
the wind blowing direct from the nearest land,
and the ship with so much water in, unman.
ageable. 9-
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The Census OF GREAT BRITAIN in 1851 has
just been published in two thick volumes.
Fhe number of people returned were q, ,12l,.
967, of whom IL, 1856 048 were males, and TO-.
735 9l9 females, thus giving the ladies the ad-
vantage. On the night OF the census 1924
were sleeping on barges VESSELS, ,s 8, ,972 in
barns, and 8,277 10 the open air or under tents.
The number of families in Great Britain were
4,312 1888; inhabited houses, 3,6483E. The
towns, villages &C., in Great Britain, IL .150.
Britain has upwards of 81 millions, and Ireland
upwards of 6 millions Of souls. Anglesey,
Jersey and the Isle of Man have $4,000, and
Guernsey. lewis, Skye and Shetland over 20 !,
600. These numbers, however, rapidly de-
scend in ,he remaining islands from 0000 to
1.0a0, 500, 400, 100, 40 80, 90, 10; and, finally,
at Iachcalm, an appanage of Fife, there is an
island with one man only on it.
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FEMALE PHYsIcIAN.-We are informed that
at tue Eclectic Medical College, Cincinna.i,
1U.ploma y to- practice medicine was givento Miss
caroline Brown, daughter ofM Sam'l Brown.
o. o. THIS city. We are told that she was one of
ne mostshorough and accomplished students
10 class OF three hundred and eight. Wheth-
not say.-Ltica Observer. -. - -.
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EXAMINATION OF ,DYsoN.-The N. Orleans
Picayune of the 23d contains the testimony
on the examinat ion Of dyson, the teacher,
charged with endeavoring to incite and plan
an insurrection among the negroes. Nothing
was elected in this testimony which inferred
any plot that was understood or undertaken
by five or even two slaves. The testimony as
the Picayune says, showed some very mis-
chieyous talk and some very suspicious &C.
tons on the part Of Dyson. He was sent ON
for trial as was a negro man.
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NJOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-VL-
IN GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-o'

posais win be received at the Alum Springs, IL
county, Va, from the Ist to the i5ih july iGh ~
the heavy sections on the virginia Iea.s' n;.'a
road. between MillDoro and Jacksons River.
The work now opened embraces some Verye,
srable iobs Including heavy cuts and nus, seIal
tunnels and the abutments and piers OF nu'e'
OF large bridges 70
The plans and specifications will be resdy en ,sn
amination by contractors at the em- 2. .II H. ,nf
July. nh
Alum Springs on tho 10th.
By order of the Board, F
CHARLES ELLETT, Jr., Chief Enginr
da l-dtl5ju -
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IMPORTANT AND CHEERING NEWS
PARISEN N KINGS
STE MSHIp pr ESS,


Fer ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EAPEDl.
TIQN, &c. &C.
VHE proprietors having made new arrangements
for the still better dispatch of their Express by
the steamships Roanoke aud jamestown from
New York, they wish to keep it before the public,
that PARlsEN & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS Is always on hand for the accommoda.
ton OF their friends, al the lowest rates and unpa
rslleled Dispatch Express leaving New York
is generally delivered at almost every point OF Viz
gfnis In 4S hours. and throughout North Carolina in
Sc hours and at forty per cent below the old HUM
BUG MONOPOLY
PARISEN & KINGS facilitie for the expeditions
transportation of Freight and Packages, cannot be
beat by any express company in existence, and they
defy any competition, therefore in the shape of
humbug, imposition and monopoly.
- Be sure to order your goods by Parisen
& Kings Express, No 2 Barclay street, New
York.
~ Rest assured. that all they promise, they
will faithfully fulfl II
PARISEN a. KING, No 2 Barclay St, N. Y,
and Bollingbrook street, Petersburg Va.
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A Coop THFsG.-A new invention, called |
the "Dust and Noise Controller" !" has been re-
Gently tried successfully on the Hudson Riy.
er Railroad. Ataspeed of As m lies per hour
there was bat little noise, and no annoyance to
the passengers from dust and cinders. sbs4is
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NJ OTICE TO CONTRACTORs-VIR
IN GINA CENTRAL Contractors
are hereby informed that at the time of tho letting
advertisei to take place. fke Bath Alum Springs d
July proposals will b Rived for Furnishing one
hundred thousand C4oe4 Ties for the track Of
the Central road, betWUe4 Staunton and Millbofo.
Also, at the same time and place. proposals VIA
be received for large amount Of very heavy tres.
selling, to be erected near Millboro.
By order of the Boards sos bsa5ssqs ga
CHARLES ELLET, j, Chief Engipeer. :
BATH ALUM. June % 1883 ie 28-td
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<SWhss brutes your Souihern men ars--al-
ways smokisS cigars" said Nouhern yoppg
srn men, you know. IN Maine, suseks ksrrisgs,"
WAS the quick rejoindsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-30

QUICK WoKK.-Ths Wheeling Ia,elliesu- /,
Ger says that merchant of,hat city telegraph
ed to Baltimore, for acargo FISH, and receiy. /,
ed them BY the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
only two days and half from the dete Of ,he
ORDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-30

% Governor Manning of South Carolina,
has added $500 to the previous reward offered
for the arrest and conviction of the person or
persons who recently placed distractions on
the South Carolina Railroad, whereby the
engineer and two iremen lost their lives. The
entire reward is therefore $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-30

1 Amos KENDALL has bought out the
interest of Professor MORSE in the Telegraph,
so say the papers:-We suppose Kendall
buys Morse's interest in the patent. Morse
was about the only man connected with the
telegraph that the public ever felt any sym.
pathy with; and we suspect that almost any
other dabbler in the telegraph has made more
than he out fit. The telegraph is an inven.
ton in which the public has deep interest,
and we trust the day is near at hand when it
will be opened to competition and the coun.
try relieved from its submission to the control
Of monopoly with it's bad management and
exorbitant charges. 9
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. II coGHILL WIN N. cosHILL coStA'
J.. COGHILL ~ co,

Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Proylnohfns
Commission Merchants. Fire.Proot Bric
Wsrebouse, San Francisco, California.
Refers 10 Mr. lanes Thomas, Jr, RichmonVs;
Messrs Purcell. Ladd & Co, Richmond; rsrs
Barlins. McKer a. Co, and Mr. J EastmatsaI M
timore; G A Meiss, Esq, Cashier AmericaEx
change Bank, New York; Messrs Ross, Faiper,
I64 Pearl Street, New York; Messrs Psge, !con
Fso.. late Collector Of Customs, San Franciss
ie 1-3m