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Supreme Corrt-SpeclcI Term.

DECISIONS bN HON. judge MOTIFS
FIR. 3.---4nn jane Bar7eis as. Etteibc,f 4. Mar
shGR--Ths was action for salary, aeaed to he
due for services an actress at the Broadway thc.
trc. The defence i5that the lady was Incompetent,
and the services wore not rendered. THIS was a
ton to let aside the inquest taken in tae case, and
the Judge ordered that upon payment Of costs a the
inquest, and $40 costs Of tLis motion, by the delen
dant that the inquest be sat aside aad the cause to
be restored TO is position the Circuit calendar for
trial.
Rotet c, lthrsN og2 others rs. Jola ". Palsc,.
dii6 others-Mcton fer iudgmes. on ground OF iiiyo
ouspes OF anywor snied, wita $40 costs osmotion TO
the dcfentSp,s
BY Hon. Judge Mitchell
jocots II Roy rs. ROBBERS W. Logb1f.-The palm
tin G. isnot obtain the relief which he asks in this
actic g. viz to reform che agreement Of the 4th Of
AmA The grounds Of relief. viz, alleged fraud in
the formation OF tie partnership or in the statement
O., January l. Is46 have been considered and cannot
&C sustained. His complaint must therefore be dis
4 missed, bus as nc was wrong only in the mode OF
seeking redress he ought not TO pay the defendants
costs, but each party must pay his own costs.
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From Rhode Island.

TIA ANrtLIQUoR LAW ENGROssED IN THE HoUsE-
ATTEpTED ESCAPE OF CRIMINALS
PROVIDENCE Feb 8, 1855
u was expected that the vote upon the main que .ton
Of the Anti Liquor Inv would be taken In the House of
Representatives this morning, but upon motion the bill
ordered TO be engossed and made the order OF the
day for Tuesday next motion made to submit the
bin in it's present form to the Supreme Court for an opn
ion upon its constitutionalty but it lost by vote Of
SO to 40.
regular stampede took place Tuesday last among
the prisoners confined in the jail at Fest Greenwich
Ssven criminals made their way into the corridors and
ing good their had it not been for the of
mind of the sheriff. The affair looked formidable and it
was feared that bloodshed would take place before order
could be restored
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

TROY, Feb. ?, 1868
Iast evening Mr.. Peter Stover, very wealsay man,
residing in Plttstown while crossing the track of the
Troy and Boston Railroad schnghtco,c Rensselaer,
county in sleigh, in collision with 1oght train
from Boston. and instantly killed. Mrs. Sover who
was also in the sleigh, was seriously injured
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Arrival of the Empire City ut this Font.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CARDKNAS-HEALTH OF uA-
vANA-sEvKRE wKArHxR IN THH GULF, ETC.
The mail steamship Empire City, Captain H windlc,
arrived yesterday eveniag from New Orleans and Havana
bringing dates from the latter city to tho afternoon
the Goth ult
We indebted to Mr. pser Crnig for Havana papers
and intelligence up TO the time OF departure
The city Of Havana wu much healthier when the
steamer left
large hre occurred at Csrdenas the evening of the
2Sth but to what extent what amount of damage
done, is not given.
The United States steamship Fulton was 10 leave Ha-
vana on the 3oth for Key West to fetch the Hon w. r.
King.
The papers we lave received contain nothing worth.
extracting.
Arrival Of tho Black Warrior Mt Mobile.
rELEGRApHic.
New ORLEANS, Feb 2. 1859
The steamship Black Warrior Captain shufedt, from
New York via Havana, arrived at Mobile ut to-day
making the from the latter port in fifty hours. BY
this arrival have received Havana dates to the 3lst
January.
The small pox had entirely disappeared and
cases had occurred during the fortnight preceding the
steamers departure.
On the Goth ultmo great conHagratiop occurred at
Cardenas, destroying property to largo amount nclud
ing ,noasses and sugar warehouses; the Custom House.
theatre, &c. The large warehouses Of Cosonora Co,
Paravincia Co.. Trery Analaf J. J. Caviena Sanford
Co., NJ Rotdon Jusps vigal, p. Para, and others,
destroyed. The loss amounts half million dol.
lars, exclusive of produce.
The U. s. soop OF Cyans was still at Havana all
we'll, and win sa for Pensacola on the 5th inst.
The steamship Fulton left Havana the morning of
the 31st January, for Key West to bring Alr. King
rumor that General Canedo had been recalled
in circulation, and caused excitement
The weather in the Gulf had been very severe during
the fifteen days prior to the arrival of the Black Warrior
and several vessels which had sailed for New York had
returned to Havana in distress.
The royal mail steamship from Vera Cruz ten days
overdue, and fears for her safety entertained
The sugar market at Havana for the week ending Goth
ult., had been firm, at previous rates.
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THK PROPOSED CALIFORNIA MAIL ROUTE, VIA vERI
CRUz-INDIA RUBBER CASE, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1853.
An effort is being made to induce the Postmaster Gone
raj to extend the mail service by new route, from
New Orleans 70 Vera Cruz the country, via Acs
rulco 10 San Francisco The contractors demand $500
900 per for the service and will require only
seventeen days. The Postmaster General hestaes,
Congress has not yet authorized this mail service to
California.
The argument in the India rubber patent extension
commenced yesterday before the Commissioner
appear for the combination, and N. Richardson, Z. f.
Hodges, and r. O. Gillett Esqs for Mr. Day and other
opponents.
4. s. Cleveland, of Connecticut, was yesterday ap
pointed assistant clerk in the House Of Representa-
tives, in place of another removed.
Antoine LsIoux for thirty years famous guide In the
Rocky Mountains, arrived here yesterday He has jonr
neyed to California by four different routes and proba
bly, familiar with the whole country than any
living. He says tho route Albuquerque, which hap
pens to be the route selected by Mr. Gwn is decidedly
the shortest and best for railroad San Francisco
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The Maine United States senatorsh,u.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. Q, 1858
second ballot for United States Senator took place in
our Legislature day The vote in the Senate was the
same as yesterday, while in the House il was as fol
lows w p Fessenden (whig) 70 Dana (len.) &C ;
scattering 10.
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Destructive Fire In BOSTON.

Bosroy, Feb. g. isSJ.
The drug store OF Henshaw, Edraands 4 CO., No. 81
India street destroyed by fire. at O'Clock anis NON
ing> In ured for $45 600 principally in this sty
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NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 2-P. NJ
The sales 0 cotton to-day 5000 bales at easier
prices. Coed middling quoted at 9tc fair 1Ic The
stock hand Is $40 bales and tho receipts Of the
past three days have been 80, 600 bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb . 1863.
0,r nnilrt Cor cotton Il unsettled The sale 10 day
weN Sv Rsivs, at q range et W. tv,Sc,
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DEAD LETTEHs,-ft is stated that In the Dead
Letter Office, in Washington, five millions OF mis-.
letters containinr money nre retained md ne5. Tho
s@oant recovered last yssr exceeded $sy,e9u.
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I6i7,

. !.
Nursbsr of deaths IS The w.se number oe pre- scrip
tiOns put up during the month . s09 largest number
in one day. 1d7: smallest numbor in day S. average
per day, H..
FiRE--About eleven O'Clock on Wednesday night. a
hro broke ont in tho chemical factory of Mr. Gabriel Ban
den situate in Forty third street, between Tenth anil
Eleventh avenues. The damage is estimated at $1,000
There II insurance. Tie combusble nature of me
stock caused the fire to extead rapidly.
AccngSTA man named Thomas Bell sccdcutallv fell
through trap door in the building known the Cts As
sehtly Rooms. at seven o clcck yesterday morning
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C.sRLEI0N4 Fob ,, 1855.
A, our races Jeiter son Davis wen the purse in two
heats of four miles each Time, 7:4S and TAG
Thomas Parycar's G,saeoe colt won the Hutchn ION
stakes, in two heats of tso miles each. Time s.44
and 3:46.
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Orders have been ssceivcd hssS Cor re opening the ea
dcz,ous. Commander tarpeudar has been ordcied to
t.--Noyelt BeoNs.
The united. States nsg shp Cunberland Com. String
nam ana zoe steam frieate San Jacpto, Capt. Cahhe,
atrncd at Genoa, 9th ul from Mahon, fhs stsAmer
rclues some repsirs 10 her machinery, which win b
tos In charge of vorkmeu Immediately. The Cumber.
AID VIII pass the remander Of the winter thcre.
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Senate.
ALBANY, Feb 5, 1855.
THE COLLECTION OF TAXES, ETC
si, VASnsRMIT (den) reported bill simplifying the
mode OF collecting taxes in New York.
Also favoraby the bill relative to the Montgomery
Mining Company.
NEW IiooUR BlIL-HEw YORK EXCHANGE.
Mr.. CLARK (whg) gave notice of bill relative to the
sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquors.
Mr. VANDERBILT gave notice Of bill to incorporate the
New York Corn Exchange.
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD AFFAIR
Was again the subject OF exciting debate. Mr. Rpgg
MAN (whg) offered resolution requiring the Inycsga
ing Committee to inquire into the various charges OF OH
csl corruption in the city, especially with regard TO
ferries, dochs, 80. [See our Special Despatch.]
Mr. BESSITI (dem.) called up his resolution in refer
eDce TO
The ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.
During the afternoon, Mr.. Cooley (dcn) challenged
the friends Of tho bill 10 show the power given by the
stution to the Legislature TO exercise the power Of
making tins corporation.
Mr.. BAR111r (whig)-lf the Senate decides, we have
the power that decision gives the power IL expre
the judgment oil the Legisture The stuon leaves
IL entirely % the decision Of the Legislature.
Mr. TER (deu.) moved amend the third section AS
othe width Of tho road to be granted by Congress for the
trsck and buildings. He named one hundred feet.
Mr.. CoNcEE (dem) moved to amend by inserting one
thousand,
The committee rose and reported progress and the
senate adjourned.
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Brocklyn city intelligence.
M,srAKr-Thc Hudson Piser Insurssne Company did
not lo.e At The irc on Wednesday,
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Marine Affairs.

Albany, Feb, . 1858.
The House is engaged upon the general order
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Vote OF the Massachusetts Senate Tor U. q.

senator.
ELECTION OF HON. EDWARD EvERErr--srEAMsuIP
PACIFIC SPOKEN.
Boston, Feb. . 1868.
The State Senate voted for U. s. Senat this morning
with the following result
Whole number of votes 35
TOT fuWaru Everett
Caleb Cushing g................... 2
Stephen q. Phillips. ......................
The Hon. Edward Everett consequently succeeds Hon.
John Davis a. Senator from Massachusetts,.
The ship North America arrived this port saw on the
9th utmo in lat 43 45, long, So a. steamship Pacific
from New York for Liverpool
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House OF Representative.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1883.

RELIGIOUS fsxfDoM ALLOWED.
Mr.. rmes presented numerous petitions from New
Y OK, asking se';oa to secure 10 Americans trAyclaa
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very Interesting from Albany.
INTENSE kxciIEhhNr CONCERNING THE BROADWAY
hAiLhoAD IN TIN SKNATK-MOTION TO INQUIRE
INTO ALL sonTs or CORRUPTION IN NEW YORK
The PACIFIC RAILRoAD-rHE JERRY RESCUE
CASES, ET0.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or The York HERALD
ALBANY, Fob. 98PM.
The last hour and half prior to the reces. in the
Senate today was full Of excitement. Mr. Beskn,an Of
fered resolution directing the Broadway Railroad Select
Committee TO investigate all the alleged abuses In tho
city of New York. including railroads. ferries docks and
pers &C. In the Of debate Mr. Conger alluded to
the integrity of John l. Osulvan and that the MASSAGE
OF the Broadway restriction bill precuded an examna.
ton, the petitioners desired.
Mr.. Bartlett presented paper from Mr.. O'sulivan,
declining to appear before the committee in which Ger
tain things asserted rejecting severely upon some
OF the Senator'S.
Mr. Babcock inquired Of Mr.. Conger whether in his In
situations few days since he based his remarks upon
the matter contained in the paper just readS
Mr. Conger did not make very explicit reply
Mr. Cooley held in his hand a New York paper. and
the Clerk read article herefro severely rejecting
on the conduct of several Senator'S and impuunirv
their motives in their action the Broadway Railroad
Messrs. Taber and Babcock both promptlv denied thu
assertion and both Senator'S thought some action shoud
be taken TO punish Mr. OSulivan for his attacks on tho
and both within and without the bar the most ntsnss in
terest was manifested There was breath silsnce
while the papers when the Senators were
speaking. No one defended Mr. OSuyan After the
exposition made,
Mr.; Cooley adserted to the circumstance that Mr..
oS had been engaged in some fllibusterng expedition
and was tried for the same.
The excitement waxed extremely warm, but the hour
for taking recess arrived which cut off further debate
VIII be rosuned tomorrow and it will be strange
the new President Of the railroad shouldbe brought be-
lore the senate for contempt This developement will
probably have an influence in the House.
The Pacific Railroad bill Is now in a position of being
disposed OF in the Senate very soon. Special session;
each afternoon are now being held upon the subject
As was anticipated tho jury in the Jerry rescue case
have acquitted Mr. Salmon This augurs that Reed the
negro Is probably to be the only victim w.
THE JERRY RESCUE TRIALs-ACoUITrAL or SALMON
-TnE YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION Hrc.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
Albany, Feb .; 1858.
The case Of Salmon Of the Jorry rescuer was con-
ciuded last evening" and the jury went home This morn
ing they metand retired to the jury ROOM upon re.
turning into Court declared the accused not guilty.
The Indictment against Ira H. Cobb was then entered
upon.
The annual election of the Young Mems Association is
progressing and excitcs great interest among young
men.
The "vetean Corps expected here at two O'Clock
NEw YORK LEGIsLkTuHE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-12
Circ,,if Court.

The Fab Term Of the Circuit Court OF this
comfy commenced lis session on Monday last,
Judge Gllmer presiding. This is the first Corr
held by tho newt udge,bul the prompt and bu
sioess like manner in which he his begun the
discharge OF his responsible duties should
serve at once to satisfy ihn people that their
highest expectations Will DC fuiiv re4fzeo'
Judge Gilner is man OF hale and vigorous
constitution, capable Of any amount OF labor
and endurance, and, ~ithal, remarkably ener
etc and industrious. Besides, he Is pc essed
If great firrnness and independence OF charac.
Ter scrupnlous and conscientious 10 falkland
will, if we mistake not, pursue the plain and
open path of duty. without regard 10 conse
quences -Bcdfo,d Sentinel.
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The Fresh,

Inc rams OF last ~eek raised Dan r.,
he.gth IT has not reached in seya,aI 'Ferioa
was IT It's highest point on SUNDAY n sears It
which time it commenced rapidly sa Nm from
The injury done the crops along thu n"ind'ng->
doubtle been considerable, but tba,. D'n Ia,
tributaries has been much greo,er. w Upon It's
be the extent ofthe damage we arc :" NAT may
BILE to say, but from the quantity If , do~ una
wa,er-meons and pumpkins Which wood
down, the crops must have suffered ~. 0oaed
Dan. Republican. materially
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-12

Our distinguished countryman, Lieut. MAu.
RY, of Washington, recently arrived in Eu
rope, is attracting to large and nattering de
gree the public attention in Europe. The
London Journals have already apprized YOU
oil his reception in England. This morning :
Mo@fftm contains on It's fist page compli
mrniary notice ofthe new edition (the fifth oil
his Directions for Sailors; and gives notice tina,
copy Of the very valuable work is deposited
in one OF the public offices in the rue warren
mes, for the convenience of all who may be
disposed 10 examine it. Lieut. MAuRY arrived
yesterday morning at Brussels The newspa.
per notice announcing the fact adds: "This
distinguished officer has come 10 meet at Br. +.
sells delegates from The European navies assem-
hled for the adoption of a uniform mode of met.
geological and nautical observations. The
Congress will be opened the 23d of this month
at ] l A NJ, in one of the rooms Ct the Hotel
OF the Minister ofthe Interior, which that func.
tonary has been pleased to designate for this
purpose to Lieut. MAuRY."- Paris Coryespou.
dence Ne~ Yoh Courier and Enquirer.
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AS the sun III all its spendor was peeping 0.
yer the Eastern hills, newly married maa ex.
clamed-"The glory the world is risingl'
HIS wife, who happened to be getting up at
hat moment. taking the compliment; to herself.
slmpered-"What would you say, my dear, il
l had my new dress on2"
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We regret to learn that on Friday last as
MISS ELIZABETH MATHEWS, daughter Of Guy
L. Mathews. residing tour miles below Charles.
ton was returning home. was thrown from
her horse, and so severely injured that her sit.
na'lon has been ever since very critical We
learn that she is some better, and hopes are en-.
trrtained OF her recovery Charleston Repuy.
ltcan
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SPECIAL NOTICES
to yourintcrests.-

IsBu2e CHRONICLE, weekly paper publish
ed IN Lewisburg Greenbrer county, has larger sub
scrpton than any paper in that portion of the State and
Is consequently, the best medium for Merchants and
Adre'ftse7s generally that he procured in Western
Virginia, as has all the advantages of central position
as well as the targ0 subscription 1t has good sub
scrlp' on IN the counties of Greenbrer Monroe Poca-
hontas, Allegheny, Bat Fayete, Nicholas. Raleigh and
Mercer As the subscription price has been reduced 10
only one doll per mum. it must be better medium
Tor advertisers in future Than present.
e. dim
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The MosT BEAUTIFUL HAND.-Two char
ming women we've discussing one day what !,
'swhch constitutes beauty in The hand. Tbev
differed in opinion as much as in the shane -,
the beautiful member whose merit thew wera
dsccussg a gentleman friend presented him
sell and 10y common consent the question W as
referred to him. twas delicate mater
lie thought OF Paris and the three goddesses
u,ancng from one to the other of the beautiful
white hands presented to him-which BY the
way, he had the cunning TO hold for sometime
IN his own. for purpose of examina,ion-be
replied at last i 6 i've it up-,he question is
TOO hard Tor me; but ask the poor and thew will
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-12

We had the pleasure Of hearing. last evening,
at the Masonic Hall, the lecture of Professor
Il. b. Holland, on the science of Phrenologv.
A large and respectable audience was in at .
tendance and far more than ordinary degree
OF interest was manifested.
The lecturer was listened to with almost
GREATNESS silence, while, for about an hour, he
set forth in ''thoughrs that breathe aud words
that burn" some Of the more prominent facts
connected with the origin and development Of
Phrenology as Scence-its adaptations to
the expression of character--its high utility in
view oftl.e educational training ofthe Young
and, especially, its reliable and satisfactory in
d'cations of the measure Of ability or talent
possessed by each individual and the business
or profession in life in which such talent would
probably best succeed. We regard the lecture
on the whole one OF the finest specimens OF
philosophical discourse to which we have ever
listened on that subject; it insisted through.
out upon the strict inductive method of Bacon.
and repudlated sternly all theories or fancies
not sustained by well ascertaincd facts
The happy and commanding manner OF
Professor Holland his beautifully igura,ive
and classical dction, at once bold and sublime
his systematic arrangement of argument; and
bis clear and forcible deductions challenged
the admiration of all present. and evnced q
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We have Just seen large 10 d of
brought from Chatham, n c.. and I'' ne Tore
Mossrs. Gerst & Lisberger, which =. sold ID
we may Judge from external appearar ~s,' as
quail to any manufactured by the Y aaL' Is
The old North State is going ahead m;,e
~ species of manufr cturo and the %"n eve.
her progress, are every where bfiob,a-"' Of
ID. s"'enng.-
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"A LARGE CALF.-Mr. Michael Csi,oD
near this place, butche'eJ, on THURSDAY la,
calf only four months old, and which never
eat anything but grass and milk, which weigh.
ed 215 lbs nett. Can Monroe, or anv o,2e,
county, beat this?-Leaois5urg Chronicle.
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RaiIrOad Meeting

There will he meeting of the citizens OF
The county at the Court House on Monday
The l2rh Inst to agtate the question of con-
meeting the town OF Stanton and Salem by
Railroad - ertn okon Gazeike.
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mind OF ordinary power. In his hands
Phrenology becomes Science of vast digoI'y
and importance; j; is the well authenticated
and well established philosophy Of mind add
heart il points ont 10 some good degree to the
sincere enquirer the path to true greatness aud
glory
We hope we shall hear him again before he
leaves our cry, as we understand II IS his
intention 10 remain with US some weeks
Those who have visited him report that he is
most successful in his examinations, pointing
out The leading traits of character with a clear
hess and accuracy that are truly remarkable
and surprising. We recommend to our citizens
to avail themselves Of his professional services ;
and, especially, TO confer upon the "rlsing gen.
Grafton" the benefits Of his wise and judicious
instructions.
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EVKEsH Arrival OF DRUGS

- AND MEDlClNES.-The subscribers are IN
now receyiny their FALL & WINTER SUPPLY u
OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils Varnses, Brushes
glassware, Patent Medicines. FancyGoods. &C. &C
Inc goods have been recently selected with great care
in the Northern and stern cities, and prinripa'y
bought for Cash.
The stock is large. an comprises every article usu'
ally found in a DRUG STORE, together with large
as jrtment of FANCY GOODS. PERFUMERY, &C,
rom long experience, and thorough knowledge
the busne s. they hope retain the liberal PATRONAGE
heretofore extended them and feel confident that they
are prepared to offer Inducements both in price anu
qualify.
ly Prescriptions for Physicians and families VIII 'e
carefully attended all times.
sept l2-ts JNO. II. SEAY & CO
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Save your rags, ladies. or You will r,
OF newspapers. The price of paper !, os snort
IN great degree to the short crop of r, living
say the manufacturers, and dopb,io. 50
know. 'eSs uey