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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL
Minister plenipotentiary to Great Britain. Js
| Buchanan, of Pennsyivauia Secretary of le
| CATION John Appleton. of Maine.
Minister plenipotentiary to Spain, Pierre
| Soule of Louisiana.
Minister plenipotentiary to Russia, Thos +
| Seymour of Connecticut.
Minister penipotentiary to Mexico, James
Gadsden, of South Carolina. Secretary of lega-
ton. John Grips of California.
Minister plenipoentiary to Prussia, Peter D
| Vroom, of New Jersey.
! Minister plenipotentiary to Central America
Scion Borland of Arkansas. Secretary Of lega
ton, Frederick A. Beelen of Pennsy lvania.
| Minister plenipo:entiary to Brazil, William
| Trousdale of Tennessee.
Minister penipotentiary to Chill, Samuel Med
| airy of Ohio.
Minister plenpotentiary to Peru. John r
Clay, late charge d'affaires in Peru, and form err,
ly secretary of legation in Russia and Austria.
Minister resident in Switzerland. Theodore S
Fay, long secretary of legation Mt Berlin,
CHARGES D'AFFAIRES.
a For Belgium, J Seibles, of Alabama.
For Netherlands, Auguste Belmont, of New
York.
For Sardinia, Richard X Meade, of Virgil
mia.
For Bolivia, Charles L Woodbury., of Massa>
chusetts.
For Austria, Henry r Jackson, of Georgia.
For Two Sicilies, Robert Dale Owen of Indi
ana.
For Denmark, Henry Bedinger of Virginia.
For Buenos Ayres, William fl Bissell, of Hi
nois.
For New Granada, James L Greene, of Mis-
souri,.
Commissioner to the Hawaiian islands, Shell.
ton F Leake, of Virginia.
CONSULS.
Acapulco, Charles L Denman, of California.
Alexandria, Edwin de Leon, of South Caro-
lima.
Basic, David L Lee, of Iowa.
Bordeaux, Alfre1 Gilmore, of Pennsylvania
Bermuda. John M Howdin, of Ohio.
Bremen. William Hlderbrand of Wisconsin.
Cork, Dennis Mullin, of New York.
Dublin M J Lynch, of Illinois.
Dundee, VIM FL De Wolf of Rhode Island
Havana, Alexander M Clayton, of Mississip-
pi.
Hong Kong, James Keenan,, of Pennsyva-
mia.
Honolulu, Benjamin Angel, of New York
Hamburg. S M Johnson, of Michigan
Lahaina, Geo w Chase, of Maine
Liverpool, Nathaniel Hawthorne, of Massa-
chusetts.
Melbourne, Jas NJ Tarleton, of Alabama.
Panama, Thomas w Ward, eff Texas
Paris, Duncan r McRae of North Carolina.
Rio de Janeiro, Robert Scott, of Virginia.
St. Thomas, Charles Helm, of kentucky.
Talcahuano, VIM B Plato of Illinois
Trieste. Wyndham Robertson, of Louisiana.
Trinidad de Cuba, John Hubbard, of Nlaine
Valparaiso, Reuben Wood, of Ohio.
Venice, Donald G Mitchell, of Connecticut.
Zurich. George F Goundi, of Pennsylvania.
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THE, CALORIC SHIP.

Tho following letter from Capt Ericsson ap
pears in the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser Of
Saturday:
Messrs. Editors l cheerfully comply with
your suggestion in regard to the caoric ship |
have much pleasure in assuring you that nothing
whatever has occurred ia working the machinery
indicating the difficulties that can prevent the
successful realization of this important enter
PRISE. The only difficulty we have met with is
that OF the cylinder bottoms Or heaters having
proved too elastic and yielding to remain air
tight, or to admit of full pressure being carried.
On the return of the ship from the South two
months agoit was deemed advisable to replace
these heaters, which are made of boiler plate by
others OF cast iron, as that material admits of be-
log made OF any required thickness Only one
foundry having been found willing to undertake
tho casting of these. requiring from six to eight
months tor their completion we have been COM
PEELED to adopt different plan one however
that will ensure increased power and speed. As
the modification which this involves calls for
work OF great magnitude, our friends will have to
exercise some little patience. Allow me, in
connection wit this remark, to remind you that
1t Is only thirteen months since the keel of the
caoric ship was laid, and that steamships of
her class usually require eighteen months for
completion. Mr.. Collins. in building his ships
found nearly twice that time requisite
As modification of the patented machine is
not properly subject for public discussion until
completed, you will, am sure, see the propriety
OF my not furnishing statement of what is
nav being done to the machinery of the caoric
ship. AS soon the work is completed, the
owners of the ship will be most happy again to
invite the intelligent and liberal press of New
York to see the result of the second step 10 the
Development of the great motor.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
]. ERICSSON.
New YORK, May 20. 1853.
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CHARGE OF RAPE.-A young man named Jno
oherthan ABOUT IL years of age. was arrested
Monday night by Constable Lewellen, of Hen
r'co about six mies East of the city. On bench
warrant issued by Mr.. Justice Nettles, upon the
charge OF attempting to commit rape on the
l9th instant, upon the person of small girl
eleven years ofage, named Mary Coleman Webb.
inc accused was yesterday examined before the
Justice for the county, when it appeared that
the prisoner had not attempted violence; he had,
however, made improper and indecent overtures,
and was held to bail in the sum of one hundred
dollars to be of good behaviour
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"MANY TRUE DEMOCRATS" announce
through the Fairfax News, that James Barbour
Esq, of Culpeper, will be voted for at the COM
ing election for member of Congress in the 9TH
Congressional District They also call upon
those in favor of conventions, Notwithstanding
"their corrupting influence on New York poll
ticians," to cast their vote for NJ Barbour and
thus "show their love of party and its usages."
Mr.. Smith will thus encounter fire in the rear as
we'll as in front. Between the two he may fall;
and in that event the District will be represen-
ted by that sterling Wing and estimable gentle
man, Edgar SEQ WIDEN, Esq.
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That POCKET Boon. -Wm Henry Ross. tho
lfee fellow charged with stealing a pocket book
containing I'd, from Mr. VIM, r. Brent. on Sat
urday evening last in house near the Basin
was taken into custody Monday night by watch
man Boze and yesterday arraigned before the
Mayor. Brent stated that The accused co,,o into
the house Saturday evening and asked for am
ploymeot; referred him to Mr.. Billings, gen.
tleman present. On whose premises they were
and while Ross and that gentleman were bagol;,o
about the price per diem, missed mis- pocket book
aud shinks Ross stole it. A negro wench present.
who witnessed the haggling stated that she saw
Ross hugging Mr.. B. very atfectionatey. III.
Mayor thereupon ordered Ross thirtv.nine
stripes.
BOB Trent the free fellow arraigned on Mon
day tor throwing stone at Brent because the
Inter accused him of being Ross confederate in
the pocket book operation, but not the huggiug
or haggling, was ordered like dose by the Nav
or.
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"NEyER DO TO GIVE 1T UP SO, Mr., BRovN.o
VIM. Brown appeared at the Mayors Court
again yesterday, to answer the charge of assanl.
ting William Miller in the Old Market Ho,sa
on Saturday last. 1t seemed from the evidence
that the difficulty grew out of publication in
the "Rasp'-Brown supposiug Miller to be the
author Of certain offensive publication made
therein. The Mayor sent the case before the
Grand Jury and recognised the parties to APP
pear.
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ACCIDENT AT THE HIPPoDRoME.-Snce the
opening of Francons Hippodrone in this city,
more accidents have occurred ttau during the
whole time the real Franconi has been in Paris.
On more occasions than our audiences here
have been shocked by witnessing accidents of
the most painful nature. Wednesday evening
last, of the female riders while performing
before the audience, was dashed from her horse
to the grouad receiving dangerous fracture of
one of her arms, and also considerable injury
in the back part of her head, from which the
blood flowed profusely. She was raised from the
ground apparently senseless and the performan-
ces were suspended. After having been hurried
in rear tent, and while the audience were
anxious to ascertain whether the woman was
killed, she was brought into the ring in chart,
OF, accompanied by Franconi. She looked dead.
ly pale, and was driven once around the enclo-
sure.*
This is the third accident of the kind that has
occurred since the opening of the Hippodrome,
and they can only be accounted for either by
defective training in the horses, or incompetency
in the artists.-N. Y. Erpress.
*Ihe female artist alluded has since died of her in.
iurles.
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DicrAToRsnIP IN MExIco.-A curious
leading article is given in the Diario de la Ma
rina, as published at Havana. 1t amounts to a
warm eulogy upon Santa Anna, his plans and
projects. 1t also denounces Gen. Arista for his
annexation sentiments, urges more cordial un-
derstanding between Mexico and Spain, and com.
mends Dictatorship to the former. Its conclu-
ding paragraph is as follows:
NEVERTHELESS it is sufficient that one has had
the boldness to pronounce tratorous words against
the sacred principles of nationality and race, to
urge the curling of such attempts. At least, to
inspire foreigners with respect, and to prevent
cajoled people from being emboldened of such
futile promises of aid, there shonld be establish
ed strong dictatorship in Mexico, as matter
not only convenient, but indispensable. The
period of organization adequate to the habits and
necessities of the country will come somewhat
later The present situation of affairs counsels
dictatorship, and we consider its creation as the
only thing which is of any avail to find out the
means of beneftting the country"
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The WEATHER AND SUDDEN DEATHs.-In
Philadelphia. on Tuesday, the thermometer went
up to Sc deg. in the shade but n the afternoon it
was knocked down several degrees, by heavy
thunder storm. In New York, Also the weather
was exceedingly oppressive, and one person, Slrs.
]. G.. Haggadorn. fell dead from drinking cold WA
ter. A man also died suddenly at Newark, from
the same cause
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DR. James Deve-Dear Sir:-Seeing that Won
have placed my in the papers the Democratic
vigilance Committee for Jefferson Ward respectfully
reques st you to take it therefrom. Being Whig-a
Bolts Whig-a Wing principle-I cannot consent to
act with still less would work for party whose acts
and principles in direct opposition my convictions
OF right Should live to the day of election shall vote
for CLAYTON 6. COLEMAN, and the other Wing
nominees. o
nv Gilt puTTIp pTRGIJEIyup
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LEGAL lntelligence""City Affairs. &c

lNcENDlARIEs.-We are glad to hear that the
police have succeeded 10 arresting two miscreaots
who are suspected of having been recentlv an.
gagged In hiring buildings in the limits OF the city.
Every good citizen, every property -holder. will
rejoice at the arrest and conviction of the vile in
cendIaries who have lattery been enga ged in do
stroying the property and endangering the live.
of our citizens.
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NOVEL VIslT.-On the eth oflast month three Off
GERS from the u soop of war Cayne then at anchor
at Juan del Norte, on the Atlantic side OF he cont.
nent In returning from visit Leon, found themselves
within twelve miles of the u s. ship Portsmouth at San
Juan del Sud on the Pacific They rode over, dined
with their friends on board that ship, and returned to
Lake Nicaragua the SINE evening This is the first tme
that officers attached to the home squadron have visited
ship on the Pacific station-Nortok Transcrfgt
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Rich TIMEs.-We learn that Messrs. Snodorass
and Lewis, the Democratic candidates for Con-
gress, have met several times, in canvassng the
district. and have been so personal and abusive ia
their harrangues as to disgust good portion of
the Democracy, many of whom will support Mr..
Sterrett, the Wing candidate, with great cordial
tY.-Pa7. Gaz.
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RAIN fell in this city yesterday nearly the whole dav
We trust it fell generally too throughout the whole
State The oat crop, well the growing corn. wa
learn from the country round about the city, stood much
In need Ct copious showers and presume the remark
applied likewise to other sections
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Man IN DisGGisE.-Last summer treputed femai e
going the rounds instructng ladies' in the art OF
ting dresses &c, hailng from the North we believe
We understand that this person recently died in one of
the upper counties whe the discovery made that
tine cnter of ladies' garments in Disguise
who had donned the petcoats for planned
reason, and passedfor female until after death-Fred
HeYuld
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TO GIVISI

To OIVI IS!
Who asks as Edwin Robinson Wing or Den,ocratg"
is Cvls really cat,en-perhaps he has lately come to
town. Certa My he is badly posted he an "ElIyson
man. fresh from the Wing building? One OF the eighth
who put the ball in motion! Push along-push alo1g
push along-keep moving Shin your sides!
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

MARSHALL WARD STATE ELECTIONS-The
polls will be opened at o'clock A. NJ, in Marshall ward
on Thursday Goth May. COMMISSIONERS
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SSIGARs

AsIGARs Three hundred thous md genuine Ha.
~ Cigars, selected by well known experienced
judge Tor sale the trade on acconlnai ting terms
by
my ls-5t DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
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From tie Union Of Yesterday.

We understand that the following foreign APP
pointments, some of which have been announced
already, have been made by the President; and
that other objects of pressing attention prevent his
bestowing any further consideration, at present,
upon appointments of this class.
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THE RICHMOND TIMES,
[PgBLIsHED DAILY AND sEMI-wEKLf,I
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
kur PApER-per annum lin advanced 1853 90
Ii not paid in advance--.-.. 90
Per month oV
Per week ~
buNrRY pAPER-Per aunun- w
For six months. --..-....-.. 30
For three months. 50
ADVERTISING TERMS.
advertisers are charged the current rates. to
Ia Daily paper first insertion so cents and each sub
Souent insertion % Semweekly paper, 10 cents
n insertion and so each subsequent Insertion
vertsements ordered in the semiweeky paper appear
$50 in the daily paper. free of charge
AGENTS.
PosraAsrERs throughout the State OF Virginia are au
horizedto act agents. and liberal commissions grant,
h upon all monies received.
Mr J. t. BRIGHrwELL, of Danville, is our specia
yent in that section of the State.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTM ENTs

1t will be seen from the list of appointments in
another column, that four Virginians, to witt
Messrs Leake, Meade, Bedinger and R. G..
Scott have drawn prizes Though small ones) in
the Spells Lottery. Mr.. Meads, who struck for
full mission, gets only a chargeship, and tho
Lieut.. Governor of this Commonwealth, who was
talked of for Secretary of State, is sent as COM
missioner to the Antipodes. May he have a
happy time Of it among the cannibals of the
South Sea.
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MACHINE KELTIN,

GUANO now discharging from schr Jane Doughty
~ for sale by
25 EDMOND DAVENPORT l. ro
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4 CONSTANTLY on hand all sizes and every de
- scripton of both india rubber and patent eathe
Betting which, (being the sole agents in this section "a
both articles, we are selling at tacturer's prices
WILLIAMS & BROTHER
nv l6 Corner Cow, "a poi -.
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New YoRK, May 20. 1858.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

The female artist alluded to has since died of
iuries
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GRAND WHO RALLY

mass meeting of the Wings of Richmond will be
held on Wednesday night May 25th, at the African
pies. f'''
several distinguished and eloquent speakers will be
present and rich treat may be expected nv "a
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nATES-2O trails DATES at low price bv
~ my I6 NEWPORT. ALLEN eco
LNREsEa PINE ApPY1Es-A small lot inst
l. received, for sale by
T
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pINEy rolNr LINE TO BALTIMORE.

k as
On Monday of each week-Fare X5 only.
TIME public are hereby informed that the com
Il Portable and expeditions steamer fowha.
tan, CAPTAIN Charles Z Mitchell, having been en-.
iirely reftted enlarged, and improved in every re-
spect, 10 ow on the route between Richmond and
Baltimors, once weakly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical
line. will leave Richmond ny the morning train on
Monday of eecn week, at O'Clock, A. M, and
reach Baltimore in the course OF TINS Might prona.
bly, bv midnight. tnus securing a connection Tiih
tho ci'te,sn anas cur OF nsnimore tas following
morning. in anv direction. Returning, passengers
will eaTe Baltimore on the afternoon of We1nes
day or every week. at 81 o'clock. r n q, ana con
meet at the creek Gu the following morning with
the train OF the Richmond, Freder,cksour. and Pc
tomac railroad Company. which a-rivez Ia aich-
mond on Thursday. az o'clock. P. ID.
Fare IN either direction. S5: forward cabin pas
sengers, fncluding rneals,) 81 SO.
Fare Tor nrst class passengers between Saltirasy
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and FreohtoTEa
line. 81 so. For second cl4ss dn 81 so. Making
the whole fare from Ricnmsnd TO Philadelphia By
this agreeable line, 81 50 only tor flrss class pas
sengers, and So Tor second cas3 DO.
For further particulars, or through tickets, ap-
ply at the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and PosomGs Railroad Company.
J. & WINSTON. Ticket agent.
Once r., +. a. 2 Il. K. Cuiausny,s
Richmond. March 2s. 1853. NH 90
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SALES OF STOCK
n.
sEPoRTED WEEKLY DY JOHN . :AScAsTEk ANT


SEPoRTEO WEEKLY III JOHN 4. LANCASTER AMI
SON, BROKERS'
virginia state per Cent 81 years to run interes,
from date-iasi sales al Treasury Sl05
virginia state St OK former issue with intsres,
sales kills. week SlO5 and int
virginia stAie Stocl8 of 70 years issue, over 10
years to run, with Interest from lst Janusry-saies
| this week sos and int
Virginia State Sloch, of 90 years ISSUE 10 years
ana under to r0n wis interest from lsa 5an'y-103
and int
Bonds guaranteed ny State of Va with int. from,
ist any-ast sales l34, and int.
Richmond City StoGk, with interest from LIST July
last sales short dates l02 and int iong -ates slO4
and inst
Ei,y of Petersburg Coupon Bonds 100 and int.
Lyn hbarg Coupon Bonds, 80 Yeas to run-l0o
and int.
Virginia Bank Stack, par s7O-ssles this we k
$50
Farmers Bank Stock-ssles this week $40.
Exchange Bank sock. par Sl0.--sales this week
at sl07A.
Va. Fire and Marine Insurance Ssock-saes this
week Sl22.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par S2O-sales
this w--k 1851
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac r. R
Stock-sses this W. at $40
Virginia Central r. X Stock-sales this ". ek so.
Richmond ana Petersburg &. T. Stock-Par value
Sl0U-i6st sales 40
James RIVER and kanawha Stock, par slOO-salss
this W ek at So.
Richmond and Danvills R. r. Stock-sales This
week al $40
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sAa ID -
y ICHMOND AND DANVILLE Kali.
VI ROAD-OPEN TO BRAKES BRANCH. 81

NILES.
On and after MONDAY, July 18th, 1853, re-.
gular passenger train will run daily Sundays ex.
cep.ed) between Richmond and brakes Branch
The Train will stop Tor passengers only ct the fol.
lowing points, Manchester, Robious, Cosifsld,
Tomahswk, Powhatan, Mal.osz, Scotts Shop, Anne.
liza Il, Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytoksh,
Liberty Church, Meherrin, Keysyile and brakes
Branch
Leave Richmond at O'clock, A. NJ. Returning,
leave brakes Branch al IL so P. NJ.
Children under 10 years of age free, provided a
seat is not occupied by them from 10 and under
Is years of age, halt price Servants travelling by
themselves, must be furnished with TWO passes, 50
that be retained in the office, and 1t must be
expressly stated on the pass that they permitted
to go on the cara.
B-passengers for Lynchburg will take tbs
Southside train at Hay:okah for Rice's Station,
thence by Flagg & Co.'S stages to Lynchbrrg. Pes
sengers for Halifax C Fl and Danville can meet
Messrs Flagg d. Co.'S horse coaches at Drake 3
Branch daily except Sunday Passengers for
Greensborough, Salisbury and Charlotte, n. c., can
meet Messrs Flagg Il Co.'S 4bor3e coaches on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at brakes Branch
Passer gers tor GAINESVILLE, Ml.oi ., a..t,
ceysville, can meet Moss d Cos coaches at Keys-
vile On Tues lays, Thursdays and Saturdays, aud
for Mil:on and fanccysville by Fiagg & Cas- line
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 4! Drake Z
Branch.
jv2I IOHN H. OSBORNE. Suut.
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RICHMOND is.ARnET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
There Ia nSthins new nor any change to note ia
sur market 10 day.
MI n Ina market is quiet Without aay en-
curry Tor snpnsni, except tor city rllls -four
in'y al hsTo ofde:s E.r :2e Rio and California
markais.
WHEAT is selling at 81 IS to 81 20
CORN So 70 50 cents
TOBACCO rea-siDs ss yesrerdsy TIE weather
mas Cleared II hnet which wi Improve th g,owing
crops, and a"soe our farmers to get out their
wheat and bring il 10 n4r.et
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John Bnll-hrmane, negro loving, "Cncle
Tom" John Buli-can aog a coIored man.
The Cape Town Mail, May IA, gives an &C.
count OF The puniic fogging of two black men,
They "were lied up to post as the market
frGs preceding, and n the presence of mea
women and children, underwent the torture Of
receiving on their exposed bodies some twenty
or thirty iashes piece. '-B0stoz Post
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PReFlzs on THE NEW CoINAGE.-A New
forh paper says that the Bank of the State
OF Missouri has recently sold all IFS silver coin
amounting $3.50 900, to Messrs. Page & Ba
con. The premium realized was upwards OF
Two Der cent, according TO the character of
the coin
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Ia the street of Leicester enc day, Dean
Swift was accosted by drunken weaver, who,
staggering against his reverence, said:
have been spinans it out"
es," said the Dean Il see you have, and
nov yo~ are reeling il home.''
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RON AND sTEE-. STORE
$50 Tens

KUN And SIRE. sTORE
Tredsgar Iron
,xn Tn. English DO
Swedas do
} Country DO
Steel
MAYORS Cast, Square AID Octa.ou
* S;s-l
( English Blis,ered Steel
American biistered Steel
Germsn B istered Steel
Russia sn6 American Shee, Iron Plough Plate.
Nail Rods, bar Lesn, spsller. Zinc, Block Tin and
lin Plate. Tor sale by
~ I3-d&a EDWIN WoRrHAM eco
NOT SELLING OFF To CLOsE-N1
~ hUaBUG-Bat "a the seasan Gas far advanced
nave deser-ninsd 70 orsr gresr bargains Ia Dry
hoeos, 81 ieast reduction Of rs Der Cent OF FORMER
s1acss; and 70 ha, conv.ncsd of the .ars, Only cs
- sse me Lawns selling AZ IAN cts Besesss
asssafa 81 any p'ice, fsrasois 81 sosr. and %.
sfs - % white goods for Dresses, and AZ
seas "a - 60 y 20
!s29 y =. ~ s