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aPROm PETERS RURG

zz-Hz--H7-sisd RiehmoHd 10 The HhHs SHiphur
Sprays. Through 'teo days
WE Virginia Tenn. Railroa Company pre-
sent the quickest, safest and cheapest route, WITH
increased facilities. ever before offered 10y any line to
the travelling public Visiting the Yire mis- Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 6o'cleeF = VI
lSundays exeepted) 10y Messrs BOYD. Edmond \ Cos
line Of packets with experienced eommandors-ur The
next morning nj o'clock, A NJ by the Da vile Rail
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg att O'Clock
\. NJ. the morning the junction oi the South
side airosd, will proceed Ricos Station, where they
will lind line of and superior Troy Coaches, hne
horses and experienced drivers in readiness convey
them with the possible dispatch. will reach Lynch
burg early in the evening in time have good nights
rest and take the Cars of the Virginia Tennessee Rail
Road nj 7 o'clock. A. NJ next morning Bonsacks
distance Of AZ miles hour., in connection with
Parish X Cos old established line of Stages, well
known to the travelling public for their safety and die
patch, well supplied with new Coaches, excellent horses
accommodating agents and ready To convey them
To the Mountain louise supper aud after comfora.
bic nights the w bite Sulphur Springs before 10
o'clock the next morning the second day after leaving
Lynchburg
Returning. passengers will leave Il Q White sulphur
Springs at o'clock +. NJ daily, (sunIays excepted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at o'clock Z. NJ. anil
arrive at the Mountain Houss TO supper, leaving the
morning day light breakasting at SCOTS arrive
at Bonsaeks nj a O'Clock Z. M.-and Lyuchburg "a
7. NJ, leave Lynchhurg same evening by Packet
O'Clock Z. Nj. for Richmond, arriving the second
ing AT o'clock A. Nor bv stages at l25 A. Nor
from to o'clock in tho morning aud Southsidc Rail
road to Petersburg and Dan lille Railroad Richmond,
arriving same evening Mt o'clock l. NJ.
Rates Of fare from Richmond aud Petersburg
BY Boyd & 'monds Packet from Richmond
and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs 90. 90
to Sweet Springs, d 90
by Danyillc Railroad from Richmond nnd South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages To
Va Il Tenn. Rail Road to White Sulphur
Springs, SO so
TO Sweet Springs, g. so
THOMAS SHARP.
sup't Transportation,
17.f' Va. T. Tenn. n.
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

WHAsINGToN, July 3d.-There has been
several designations in the departments, and
among them is one 5000 clerkship aud one
1900 post.
I he classifying of the clerks in the General
Post office, in such manner that they will stay
classified, proves to be no Gays matter and it
is now doubted whether the job will be com
peted under several V eeks.
II. H. Heath, of Michigan, has been promo
ted to the chief OF thedvision ofthe General
Land Office, under the acts Of 1850 and 1852.
Salary 81 500
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Int, est,ng from Merico.

Tie N Orleans papers have dates by the
...amer Texas from Vera Cruz June 22d and
So the CITY of Mexico To the 18th. Santa
IT, Us birth DAY, the 18th, was celebrated
with great pothP'
Sanor Ayuilar had arrived. and assumed
=. dnties as Secretary of State.
Dc Con Melehor Rampo has been arrested in
=, STATE of Morena, where he had been Gov.
.roor. on some unknown ehargp.
Tic Odre recommends the assembling of a
-oneral congress oil all the Hispans in the A
tsSar;can States, the object of which is to adopt
r,easures preventing aggresslons from the U
";,ed States, which that paper coutends,lhreat.
~ the absorption of the sovereignty ofrhe re
nuhlc a Me>ie
oG..,sl aayices had been received from the
r .v.rnors of Sinalor and Guadalajara, stating
,b,, the Boulbon Expedition against Sonora
had been dissolved in California.
Indians were committing great ra,ages in
raahmla. Three bands of these narauders
wore traversing the State in all direction, with
out opposition
,,loce on the 18th ] uly, and for the militia on
the 9Th OF August
The complexion of the line of telegraph TO
Jslapa is announced. and dispatches were re.
ceiyed over it ut Mexico.
Don FREDERICK Fnlguez had been appoint.
Oh Minister to new Grenada, aud it was said
he would visit Venezuela and Ecuador in an
official character Tie Orden proposes that
he he authorized to invite these, and all other
Hispano- American States to a general Con.
oress like that which Bolivar called together
at Panama in 1926.
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Il Ew a. VALUABLE LAW BOOKS,

l. new ed 'tions received and for sale az MOhhlS
BOOKSTORE, 81 Main Street, Richmond. Va,
English Reports in Law and Equity, vol IL,
English Common Inv Reports vm70,
The Law Library for April, 1859,
Archbnds Inv of Nsi Prns vols 3 70, third Amor
lean Edition,
Smith the Inv Of Masters and Servants, vol Svo
Troubnt the LAW Of Limited Partnership; the Law
of Gomtneudatory and Limited Partnership in the u.
y, by Francis J Trsubat
The only book devoted to this brunch Of Law publish
ed. NORRIS publishes
Tuckers Commentaries on tho Laws Of Virginia,
Calls virginia Reports
Wpsbington's Virgnin Reports,
Tntcs Ami oo Dgested Index of the Virginia Reports
The Virginio Cnses, by Brockenbrough and Holmes,
Tnte'e American Form Book.
He Ia constantly ouppled with n fall assortment Of
Standard law books which he offers for sae pub
fishers lowest prices.
Richmond, le 20 dis
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Later from New Brunswick and the Fisheries.
BosroN July 2d.-Advices from ST. Johns
to the lst instant state that great excitement
had been occasoned there by An attempt to
enforce the Maine liquor law. The Temper
ance Hall had been blown up by gunpowder,
and utterly ruined.
The mackere fishery at Magdalen Island
had proved an utter failure.
The British colonial journals characterize
the arming Of American fishing vessels as pra-
cy
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AGEN I 8

NOTECE.-Exprcsa packages for Norfolk. Pc.
ersburg Richmond and the interior, intended for ship.
ncnt per atenmers "Roanoke" "Jnmestown.' will
hereafter he received by Messrs. Parisen King, 2nd
Barclay al, New Yo H. who tho only authorized
gents forward our Express packages by those steam
sips VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA TENNESSEE.
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,C,Rb,.s0fihe Humboldt.

New YorT..l y 1.-The United States
mai -teul..fl Il .mboldt left at noon to-day
for Southampton and Havre, with 100 passen.
gers and $915,700 in specie, mostly ngots.-
Among her passengers are A. Borg, bearer of
dispatches TO France. Charles Plllschody bear
er of dispatches TO Switzerland, and julius
Aroni; bearer of dispatches to Berlin.
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from Tra1ilo and Bahia-Aaofut RaUoge'
0fMe YelloD Feper.

BosroN, July 2d.-The brig Helen Jane,
from Truxilo June 18th, reporrs that the coun-
try was perfectly quiet. The war bet wen
Honduras and Guatemala, such as il was, was
al an end.
The fatality amongst the English vessels
in port and Bahia was terrible, and some OF
them had been left with scarcely man on
board. The fever was also raging on shore,
but the authorities suppressed all information
on the subject.
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H Il M OVAL.

Sdddley' Saddioy! Harness, DC. =
TENHE subscriber bers leove respectfully inform hi.
l. friends and the public generally y, that he has remoy
ed his Saddle and Harness Store four doors below his ii
stand the building recently iued up by him and i'm
medintely opposite thr Merchants Bank of Va where
he will continue manufacture al articles in his line o
lie best material and workmanship, lie has hand,
aud will continue keep large and yuried assortment
of Saddles, Harness Brides, Martngnes Trunks Med
ical and plain SaddeBags, Whips, Spurs, DRIFTS, md
Harness Collars together with every thine thai is be
found establishment of thar kind He natcrshim
self that by long experience in the business hew be
abled to give entire satisfaction. Repairing done witt
uratness, durability and dispatch Old saddles tnken
in exchange for new. Don't orret call at the sign o
the Prancmg Pony GEO. Is. THURMAN.
le 2j-d&r2mif
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Reception of Baltimore Faremen.

New YoRK. July 3d,-The Columbia Fire
Company of Baltimore had a grand reception
from our fremen astnight. Animmense torch
light procession escorted them through Broad
way. in which 40 companies joined. They Wis
1t the mayor tomorrow and return home on
Friday next.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
OF side wheel Ocean Steamships,
E-s-Szz-rk JaaEsrows ROANOKE Eus4azEc

BETWEEN RICHMOND, NORFOLK & Ny.
THE JAMESTOWN. Capt. Lewis Parish. leaves
L Richmond every Tuesday afternoon Mt o'clock
The ROANOKE, Capt. FL. Cavehdy, leates Richmond
every Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Returning. they leave New York ever, Tuesday an
Saturday afternoon at o'clock stopping al Norsk 60
ing aud returning and giving passengers ample time to
that place.
Passage to or from New-York. including meals and hhc
state room accommodations, ony...-........$ go 90
Steera e passage from N ". only.....-- 90
These ships Of ii00 and 300 tone burthen, be-
log new, all Of the modern improvements arc incorpo-
rated In their construction and provided according
the Inv of Congress- and for strength and speed
they stand l. For Freight or Passage apply II
LuDLAM e WATSON, Richmond
Inne o6 hllt
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/ SOUTH SIDE RAILRoAD.-PARIsEE q kIEe
take great pleasure in informing the Merchants &C OF
this city and surrounding couptr, that they have JUST
effected arrangements with the South Sine Railroad Co.
Tor the exclusive iuq1ege Of running DAILY ExrRxss
their road for Mail TaAss, and that all Express
Goods will be under ehufge # Special Messenger, 10
Farmvle, from which point they viii be conveyed y
this city by Stage line.
y 4 K beg that the citizens Of Lynehhurg viii bear
in mind that they preparing the way for the most
important Express line In this country, which will Of
course enhance the interests any community which
we'll conducted Express will Also, that Il 10 not
their object, where they have "ereiasipe riegs TO
impose upon a community with ezhofbaant charges and
delays but make s.e AMI economical mode OF trans
portation for the public benefit.
This arrangement, In conjunction with your own
road the Virginia and Tennessee completes our line
through To Knoxville. Tenn, and we trust that We may
enjoy liberal patronage.
Agents for the entire route will be given In few
days. VIM. l.. mAULE, Agenf,
Oaiee Va. 81 Tenn. r. X. Depot.
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Mem H0mDSbire Lpoislat0re.

CONCORD, N H., July 2.-The New Hamp.
shire Legislature, finally adjourned this NOR
ming. All the laws to regulate the sale of Ii
quor, ard a great part of the bill have been
postponed A very stringent enactment con-
corning railroads has been passed.
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Mr.. Meaober an Neao HaUen.

:. New HAVEN. July 1T. F. Meagher de
llyered his lecture on 1S4S. in this city, this
evening to crowded house. The influence
OF the Catholic Priests, it is said prevented the
Irish Companies from receiving him.
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BYRON COLLARS.

NsDn REWAKD.-Ranaway from tho sub
VI ~ scrbor about tho ist Of March, NEGRO
WOMAN numed Alley about IS years of age, oil black
complexion ruher the usual height, trim, active
and quick spoken. | have think that she 10
lurking in the neighborhood Of Lynohburg.
will pay tho above reward of Twenty Dollars her
delivery my house in Amherst county 10 Saunders
s. Irby, in Lynehbura. A. w. WILLIAMS.
in ia
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- NW NJ NJ
Important and Cheering News!!
PARISEN & KINGS
STEA M SHIP EXPRESS.

rER ROANOKE AND JAaEsTowE.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDl.
TION, &c, &C., Se.
HsllE proprietor having made ne" arrangements Tor
4 the still better dispatch of Their Express by the
Steamships ROtROkE' and JAMES TO WV
frnm New York they sh To keep before the public,
Parisea i Kings Popular Southern = press ia nj
why's ON hand for the mode ion Of their friends,
tine lowest and unparn 'leed dispatch their
Express leaving New York is gene ally delivered at al
every Pc of Virg a in IL hours, and Throughout
Norh Carolina In 81 hours, and nj FoRTY PEn cEsf
BgLowTHE OH HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARfsEN n KIsos facilities for tho expeditions trims
porlnton Freight and Packages, ba bent by
any Express Company in Existence, and they defy any
competition. therefore. in tho shape Of Humbug, lmro
siton and Monopoly
tD- Be order your goods by Parisen kings
Express. No .. barclay Street, New York
IY- Rest insured that all they promise they will faith
fully fulfill
PARISEN & KING, No, ., Barclay ST., N. Y,
and Bollingbrook 81, Petersburg, Va.
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Rumored Loss Of Ship jenny Lind.
Boston, July 2.-Rumors are current IN this
city of the loss Of the ship Jenny Lind, bound
from this port for the East Indies.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC

ri. -" Farmers and Agriclifarai ComnRntfg Of Tu-
ss@aa'-euper Pnosr hate of Lime /. allowed -, l.. ~.
u Tue most efcaoious manures ever ,e, odan1 y ~.
my other country for its vel know propert;e ar -
r ratpn, AMI tertizng the soil II has bs.n ,saa :;
.Tb 'a aooat ten years.wth the beneficial eff ct
"e manufacturer offers this Super. pbosnbnt.. IS
80 u chemically pure aud genuine article: n,
a. pate with the addition of Guiana oiber
Sans' &c only known To himself contaiee Am
I'm" ana othrr constituents necessary To furpsb -,
me sol. that which it hns been rbbed of by nreyio.
, 3" Is quite as effective Gusno but much more
'" y, ana less volatile than other manure
viii prevent deception oil paeknges will be branded
YIN the manufacturers name Z. B. DeB,re pr;.o
30 - tor 900 h. from the mandatory
Manufactured by
Z II, OEBuRG Agriealiaral Chemist
Williamsburg. l.. l., Ne,e. York
. LIE suhscriberhas pamphlets containing dir.c,io,.
r 'ne use ot the above aud will receive GUAM
NY OF when the Caua opens-about the goth of Jnlv
winch ne invite he attention of Fnrmers an Others
JAMES b. RENWICK Sole Agent for
"''y foW /. Yurhbttrp Ta
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Fatal Afrdu-T WO B0W DrOWWc3.

Fafa7 IDTdy- IW0 Dogs DT00"f"
PITTsBuRG July 2d.-Yesterday afternoon
a row took place at the Athenmum Saloon, ii
which man named August Laussler was NOR
tally stabbed. Two persons named Frank
Porter and Geo. Lewis, have been arrested
and committed to prison charged with infict'
ing the fatal blow.
Two boys named c. Frank and Jacob Var
ner We're accidentally drowned yesterday af
ernoon.
PoLITICs IN MIssIssIPPI.--Col. McClung
well known Tor his services III the late ar with
Mexico, is candidate for Congress from Mis-
sissippi
Governor Foote has suspended speaking in
several counties of the state in consequence o
the prevalence oft e small pox, which has re
Gently made its appearance.
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" E1GENE IA AT uules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court for Nelson County, on Mon.
day the 4th day of July, 1888,
Vuent ne H. Cunningham, Plaintiff
AGAINST
William ~ Horsley. Archbnl II Hershey. Geo. b.
Austin 4 Stcr . Claiborne and William NJ Cabell
receivers in the of Austin and Wife, u.s. ivy
man, &c, Defendants,
In Chancery.
The object If thi suit is to srbject the ards aud
money of the absent defendants, VIM N, g. A. II. Hors
ley to the 'ymen of s75 with interest from the 20rl
day of APP 1873, due by bond executed by Will am
N. Horsey, Archibald H. Horsley aud George b. Aus
tin, said lands consisting of the fuvanna land of which
Robert Horsl died seized and possessed, and said
money consisting of the interests of said VIM. N. md
Arch'd. H. Hors ey, being tN of the heirs law Of
said Robert Hershey, decd And appearing by nili
davit that the Dcendants VIM. N Horsley and Arch'd
ii. Horsley ar residents of fhis Commonwealth II
is ordered that they appear here within month ate
due publication hereof and do what necessary to pro
their interests aud thai this order be forthwith pub
lished in the Lyncburg Virginan IA paper pub ,h
ed in the city of Lynchburg, and copy thereof posted
a the front door ftie Court House the first day Of
the next County Court.
S. H. LOVING, D. c.
WIN. N. cABELL, P.q. Lily " wfw
VTERGENEA:-At Rules held in the Clerks of
flee of the Circuit Court for Nelson County, or
Monday 4th day Of Ialy, 1853
Wilson Peters and Nathan Lotus, surviving partners
of themselves, AMI Lee W. Harris decd, late mer.
chants and tading under the style and firm
of Nathan Lohtus + Co, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
john j Stevens James Z Garland admir- of james s.
Stevens decd John Stevens, Jr Mary Stevens, vile
Of the said Iohn J. Stevens, and = - their in
fart .hiidren, Defendants,
In Chancery
Tho object ofths suit is subject the re Il estate oil
james S Stevens decd descended to the said John
j. Stevens his heir, to the payment of bond binding
the heirs. executed to Nathan Loitus u Co, by
james s. Stevens, and tohave account of Jnmes +.
aran adminstl Of the estate OF the said james
S. Stevens, dec d.
And appearing by affidavit that the defendant, Jas.
p. Garland sa resident of this Commonw wealth, it
ordered TINT he appear here within month alter
due publication hereof and do what necessary pro-
his interest in this suit and that copy of this
der be forthwith published n week Tor ur sue
cessivs weeks. in the Lynchburg Vrgnian, Eewspa.
per published in the city of Lynchburg, and another
copy thereof posted the front door of the Court House
of this county the first day of the Circuit Court
ACopy-Teste.
S. II. LOVING d. c.
RIO WHITEHEAD, p. q. l1yI-"4"1
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NENTIsAL HOTEL, Lexington, vn.

y The subscribrf would inform his old friends and
the public generally, that he has completed md furnish
ed the addition his house and Is prepared tn
ncromfn date travellers md others in good style MS
any hon in the valley, This house Ia In the &c Ilroi
pnt Of The town and convenient nil kinds of business
His table and bnr nways applied with the very best
the mark cts Afford and lis stables under the
of of the beet osters in the state
By long experience in the business mud hs well known
disposition plense ho hopes share libsrn portion
Of the patronage of the travelling public.
10 20-3m VII LIAM McCAUL
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1.-TWO OTMER NEW NOTES
VIF 7 . ' N
Southern dgcncy, 81 Main 81, Richmond.


U " u v Southern Agcaey 81 Main 81, Richmond.
From the N. Y. Evcning Mirror, Apra i5th, 1853.
WoRcEsTgRs Piano FonTEs.--lt always affords ;
pleasure say good word Of old friend, Hornto
Having often "taken the responsibility Of
commanding hs Pianos, IL Ia gratifying be able
add Tint hive henrd the first word of complaint
Of the price, durability OF Mr. Worcesters Pr
amos
As all tho world with its wife and daughters 10
ing up from the South attend the "Great Exhibition"
beg remind them in tho Of Worccsters Pr
Fortes. They truly elegant instruments, of
wood and mahogany, witt out any Of the Black Berry
stain about them
From Hc N y. Sunday Cou,ie, Agra I'm, 1853.
Pnsos.-As tho mint stamp Of our gold renders 1t
current does the OF Worcester inscribed upon
n Pinno inspire confidence everywhere. His skill
manufactures of these popular instruments has given
him first class reputation and any Piano procured
his establishment cannot fail to give the utmost satisfac
ion TO = buyer.
From he Rielmond Times.
PfASos.-These beautiful Instruments, which within
few years past hive bec necessary
ny pnror have been brought such perfection, both In
outward finish and in tone, that doubt very much If
the inventive and enterprsing genius Of the anuf1cu-
in future add much that already done.
To hive heard instruments that begin to
compare in ftone those manufactured by
Worcester and sold by Mr. A MORRIS, bookseller and
stationer o this city In finish Statistic they
not lie exceed But few days since, of the best
performers have listened to. while practising
difficult piece Of music Of Worcesters pianos,
rked uy thai il the toned instrument
his fingers had touched. and he had played a
grent vnriey of pianos both North and South We fully
agree with him. and therefore take pleasure In advising
renders to call Morris, and supply themselves.
A MORRIS is ,ol" Agent for the sale of Worcesters
Panos and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York. His prices the
the factory He solics examination of his stock
from those in want Of superior Pianos moderate pr
ces. Lie 29dts]
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Union STEAMSHIP COmPA- ia

TNION STEAMSHIP COMPA- ay..s4
- NK'S LINE O. STEAMERS, via No,tok ssssss
and Cape May -For Philadelphia every Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY OF RlcHMonD. Cnpt Mitchell
STEAMER VIRGINIA, Capt Tenl.
One of these splendid Steamship will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every "Wednesday. att high er,touch
ing Cape May to land passengers. Returning leave
Phiadep hia every Wednesday at 10 oclock.A M, I'M
I'll further notice.
Passengers for ape May will consult their interest,"
by taking this route it is, in addition To being the
cheapest. the most expeditions and comfortable.
Passengers for New XOrk-We baye en-
tered into arang forward passengers through 10
New York either by s'eaners, allowing them the
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three four day.
proceed directly Srw York, upon the nrrYnl Of
the steamers.
Shippers TO the West-Tobacconisls desi-
ofshippng Pittsburg, will plense bear in mind
that have made all the necessary arrangements 10
forward to through 60 cents per 100 pounds.
Due notice will be always given in all the Daily papers
in the city, when the steamers will be ready receive
freight, and the hour Of their sailing.
N B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all Bills of
Lanng must be sent To the wharf Rockets TO be sign
ed before the sailing of steamers.
Passage through New York. LIST cnbin and found, 30
= Cape May, "
" Phila'pbio, 3
" " Norfolk, LIST 4"
For freight passage, appy to
RO. RANKIN, Ao'T., Richmond, w
ie 29.d&cts he Dock.
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BOLTING CLOTHs-Af fl

u supply OF the celebrated genuine anchor bmnd
Boiling Cloths hard, from No. to TO- tcayranted the
MADE, which will be sold satisfactory prices.
lie 9 l-d&c2uwIm JOHN &. MEEM.