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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-03

TOBACCO FLATNERS.--The subscribers
Il will make to order the lowest terms Tobacco
Fatners. OF all sizes both wood aud iron and will
rant them 10 be equal to any ever made in the State
Also for sale Mtre Machines for cutting box Innings, tho
most complete thing made.
Shop next door to C. & S. Mckinney opposite
bruce's stable, Main ST. Lynchburg. Va.
dec 2g-is EANES& WASH
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MISCELLANEOUS
oCKETs. LOCKETs. pINs

l. he subscriber respectfully nfofns the ,..,'.
lie has Jest returned from the Kerth with an n., .at
large stock of Deguefreoiypeing material emb,sa'y
Frames Gases &C.. of the latest styles and ,,sta.
30 large took of Iockets and Pins some extr, al
made to order which will be filled with picture. e. me
hest style of,he art at low prices according qunly
At Whitehurst Gallery, next door to the yp. RAJ
+. E. GIBBS. Progrie,o,
n B.-Paintings and Pictures Of oll kind. srcn..'..,
copied
Stock furnished at the lowest cash prices
feb. lots p + ~
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EW CONCERN.-We, the under,jpnp,
nave a +ocated ourselves together, und he styI,
n nn nnm OF NoWLiN CO. for the purpose
"onnGoung general Grecery, Commission and For
wardlng business at the old stand of B Nowl, Nj,
street, Lynchburg Va "'"' '"a''
we Will keep constantly hand every article usu.l
e'P, IN grocery establishment, all of which WE ,y;
J B NOWIIN
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'espectFuIIy.
WORTHINGTOE & ~.

Merchants and others interested in the preservation
hooks and papers from fire, respectfully requested
'a at the store of the undersigned and pe ruse mum
her of certificates similar the above, ex tending oye
period OF ten years. No book paper or documep. nj
any description has ever been injured by lire in any o
hese Safes.
Anassortment of these Safes, with ard without Yale
Powder Proof Locks. and Jones' Powder Proof Locks
"r sale the Depot i6 Water Street and at the Fac
Dry, corner of Avenue and st. Ma rk's Place New
York. STEARNS & MARVIN
Successors to Rich & Co. LAG w alter Street New
York, the only makers of Salamandes Safes ia the u
,ted States, combining Wilders and Rich's Patents
Stems g. MARvIN, Salamander Sale Manufacturers,
purchased of H. c. Jones the patent right for his
Powder ProofB Bank Lock- commonly called the WoRLp's
FElR Lock, behind which Ono thousand Dollar. wa.
placed in Safe at the Fair in London. during period
rsfortyvc days, to be the property Of any of the vsi
tors who could open the Lock The attempt to open
made daily by hundreds without success
Bankers, Jewellers and Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the sole proprietors.
STEARNS & MARVIN,
iebs-d&c3m. LAG Water Street. New York
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I m KTANT TO FAR VI Il k y.
Gardeners Ftori@s, heorpOr0ted conpan,es, Ma"
nlaetuyes. Arttzans, Professiona Nm Mechanics and
.ahrs--Thc Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbined.-RtghtSe Secured by United State IL,
crs.Pdteut.-AIL IsyBiEoEngETs WILL NJ PRosEee
rnpBY Law. This is the valuable invention OF
The age md without which manufactures, public eli
ices, hotels, and private dwellings, incomplete and
comparatively insecure. With this chenp and efficient
Fire Engine. the Farmer ia perfectly independent of all
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
efanoe To the ineendary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. II. Birmingham Mitchcll's PuMf
MD ENGINE. and esteem them valuable
,endagc, great convenience and efficient protec
I ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
II. b. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, fafmvile.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
n. j. GAINES, Charloitee.
The Pump be aecn in NJ DIR. WIN. 8. Morris's
Diuguids foundry, and nj many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and ,sefn
49,. The Pump he a,en in Rid nond, at H. Wing
nfee. They warranted T. "ofk we'll to- year.
La NOrICE.-All rors.,.- buying Hing ti'
,bovc articles are reapons. be 10 me- fur il
BRITTlNGHAM MITCHELL,
mn i prnnri,tpr
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n OFfEE.--Al peis1ns indebted the
Y Of Johnso, Younger and Smith, ns well those
having claims against the requested to come
forward sp"edlyas possible, and make settlement
no longer indulgence will be given.
YOUNGER n SMITH.
Acting Partners of
April 2l-2m ] hnaon, Younger g. Smith.
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T. Dualy K johns Chewing Tobacco, made of til
celebrated Oliver Lenf just received and for sale ut
high price, by ID. X. LYMAN
mn r7--ts
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EXCEL SIOR.
KEEP III BEFORE TIE PEOPLE

Y HAVE the hest Stock of French and Englisl
D. Cloth, Cassimeres mud Vestings opened in tn
.ity-A AJAX is examinations
Aprill4ts T g PETERS.
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Message OF the Governor of Mary
land

Governor Loves recent Message to the
Maryland Legislaui occupies sc veral columns
IN the Baltimore papers of Friday last. The
pth Of it, the Richmond Enquirer SAYS, may
be put in small space. The amount of re-
ceipts into the Treasury during the year was
81 ,530,911; the expenditures 1860, 45S 70.
Balance in the Treasury Sl704 52 rs. During
the same period $50 900 OF the matured pub
lie debt were paid; and $343, OSS 42 applied
to the augmentation of the sinking fund. The
surplus revenue amounted to $5i3,540 20, af.
ter disburslng the sum Of SOFT ,456 30 in pay
ment OF the current interest on the public debt.
and the further sum Of $3099l4 for all other
purposes. Upon the general condition of the
Treasury, the state of the Internal Improve.
ment works, and the general prosperity, the
Governor bases as elaborate argument in sup
port of proposition for n reduction of taxes
commensurate with the favorable state of the
revenue, viz: reduction Of forty per cent, on
the Direct Tax, instead of twenty, as recon-
mended last year; and the total repeal of the
Stamp Tax, excepting in so far as it operates
upon lottery tickets.
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a@FIrS! FITS! FITSlI Persons who are Ia.
boring under ibis distressing malady. will find
the vegetable EflPfic Pills be the only remedy eve,
discovered for curing Epilepsy or Failing Fits Tbosr
possess specific action ON the nervous system and
although 'oey are prepared especially for the purpose of
cn1ng fits they will be found of especial bcnefr for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves. or whose oervon
system has been prostratcd or shattered from any
cause whatever In chronic complaints or diseases Of
long standing, snperndnced by nerveessness they are
exceedingly beneficial Fun directions accn,,.,a ",p
each box, Price s. per box. or for two boxes As -
ler'ons out OF The city, enclosing remittance will have
the pills sent them through tie null free Of noetao
FOR sale 10y SETH HANCE, No. IO8 Baltimore :,
pai,,ore' Nd to whom orders from all parts of the
unonmust be addressed, post paid. ''''
ian 8 "
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THE IRISH ExILEs.-In the course of some
remarks at supper given 10 his honor at Gin
cinna'l few days ago, Mr.. Meagher used the
foiowing language, which would seem 10 indi.
cate that America will soon contain more of
those IRISH patriots Who were doomed to bear
the burden of exile by the DEGREES Of the moth.
cr country:
II did not regain my freedom to forget 9th.
crs. Suffice it to say that if they are no, soon
amongst You as free as am, tits not my fault,
nor the fault OF those who may assist them, but
their own. Measures have been taken. and
means afforded, and | trust that before long
we shall hear that another ship, bearing another
Irish rebel, has left that shore, and left 1t unde
that flag of the five stars, beneath which
found an asylum in this land"
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IheI.episInIuFe

His Escellency Gov. johnson, AMI in'''y
or forty members Of the House with seven or
eight Of the Senate are reported a, having iei
Richmond 10 see the EkePhaHtat Wheeling Oh
last Monday. Well nobody will be so nnrea-
sonable as To complain Of this h'te iro.ie.-
| The oyster bills Of the fable dhofe IN " heel
! ing were SO much more enticog than railroad
bills. we are sure beloved constituency
will not be offended Moreover nearly two
weeks have elapsed since the festivities oil the
! Christmas holdays--and, during the whole oil
that time, when quorum could be got 'oge''
her. the members have met preciselg as eal as
| l2o' clock and talked vigorously tll-they have
become thirsty. They ought therefore surely
to have had this little recreation. II hey have
passcd;no bills-not even their liquor bills II Is
their misfortune perhaps. not their fault. we
bespeak for them the indulgence of comli-
ding constituency
To day, we give no Legislative proceedings
because, as far asreceived they, possess nothing
Of general interest. The order ofthe day in the
House. on Monday, being the consideration OF
was laken up and again gently laid on the shelf
until next Monday, done iuconscquence ofthe
thInness Of the House. members being, on tina
Wheeling frolic. The next item Of note is a
motion on Tuesday by Mr. Bennett, for special
committee 10 hunt mp the DICTATES of the Nir
GINA Convention, which Committee" it seems
would certainly have been appointed if mem
bers, willing to serve upon II, C ould hove beer
found 1t was thought the Speaker would raj
ly posse by the next day.
| The Senate will no doubt soon be ready tc
perfect some ofthe important business before il
A very few more weeks, added TO the seven or
eight Of preparation already passed, and We
may expect an exhibit. AT present this body
is like the Dutchran's flea. The Enquirer
has succeeded however in defining one of it,
hops. On Tuesday it says, "al the bills OF
the calendar were advanced stage" owl.
Iage editors" are requested "to make a note
Of this" We doh our .City dignity and dc
accordingly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14

BALTIMORE GUANo TRADE.-A Nc,o Fer.
Wieer.-The imports OF Peruvian guano a,
Baltimore the past year, as we learn from the
Price Current, do not much exceed those nj
1851, amounting to about 25,507 tons. This
Is accounted for by the fact that the agents of
the Peruvian government have imported a
considerable quantity into Norfolk and Alex.
andrla for the first time. The demand was
active the past season, and prices ruled high
from dealers on account of the scarcity of the
article. The importers prices remained I'm
changed at SAG, 20 per ton during the wear.
But while the imports of Peruvian guano At
Baltimore are hnslarge, " notice that a recent
statement in The Boston Journal made the 10
tai imports of guano into all the United States
In 1851, only % 1853, tons. The imports of
Peruvian guano at Baltimore alone IN the
year amounted to $4,000 tons and the Price
Current is quite certain that at least, 10 600
tons, were Imported into other ports duriny
the same period, which would make the 10
tai $4,000 tons more than is stated in tho
journal. The total imports of Peruvian gnano
into all the United States during the year 1852
were 76 cargoes, with 41.09S tons. (224Olbs
The following is an exhibit Of the imports ~
Peruvian guano at Baltimore, for the last four
wears.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14

THE ARCTIC EXPLORING EXPEDITION .Ac
tive preparations are making to fit out the Sc.
cond exploring expedition proposed 10 be
sent to the Arctic regions in search Of Sir John
Franklin, by Mr. Henery Grinnell The date
for ITS departure is fixed at about the MIDDLE
OF April next. 1t will consist Of the BRIG Adj
vance, which formed part Of the first expedI
lion. and is stillin perfect order. with the ex.
ception of her keel which was knocked off bv
the ice. 1t is expected she will be taken into
the dry dock inabout three weeks. She will
then be manned 10y crew OF picked men, IN
der the command OF Lieutenant Kane, L. S. \. =.
and be amply provided with sled ges and In
dia rubber boats, with which to penetrate into
the frozen regons,-using whichever mode of
convey ance may most facilitate TIER progress.
Pemmican, or dried deers flesh will form the
essential article of food On her Northerly
trip the Advance viii stop at Greenland,
and procure supply Of dogs.
The sledgesand other details of the out fit are
in course appropriation. The direction To be-
taken will he the region of Smiths Sound ;ard
as the expedition will be accompanied by a
corps OF scientific ooso rvers, interesting results
OF a scientific natureare anticipated even though
the expedition should fail offs main object.
Lieut. Kane is peculiarly qualified for the
command of this phllauthropic enterprise aud
II could not be undertaken under more hope
ful auspices.-Neao York Jouynaiof C60
i2ercP.
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n;og To attract tie attention OF farmers and
scieo,,fie men. ,iz: Mineral Phosphate oi Lime
If winch We have ALREADY reported the arr.
val oft~o eargoes al Balnmo'e. ms NJ a..
Gle Is Obtained from mines IN the olate oi NeN
York and New Jersey. and IN the latter 2'o'o
a company has been incorporated ~ me LEE
islalure for It's manufacture. The mlnefa, Is
simply run through pulverizer. and IS then
ready Tor use by the agr.cnlturist. he iol-
lowing il the analysis OF hi, new ferIili2er
Phosphate or Lime. 90; Fluate Of Lime. u
Muriate and Carbonate Of Lime, /. The price
according 10 this aoely sis Is $500 per ton;
deliverable at Baltimore.-B. Sun.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To THE REASON WHY IT SUCCEEDS.-Thc
Mustang Imminent has attained senormous popularity
and almost unYersanse simply BECAUSE it gives better
satisfaction accompshes good, relieves more pain
and heals more wounds and than any other pre-
pnration offered to the afflicted Every bottle thaf
is used speaks for itse-tes its own tale in the relief
il givesand ihecne it effects And the WHO hassuier
edBperhaPslong years with pan,wthou hope of recf&
finds in this Lnimcnt almost instantaneous remedy
cannot but help speak in its praise, and recommend it in
the highest terms to all that he suffering 1t needs
no other recommendation than trial.
BosToN, June 10 1852
Having heard that the Mustang liuiment was Ger
thin remedy Ton Rhena nlsn, Scalds Burns Salt Rheu
w. was induced through the advice of friend to TRY
il Tor, hauor my face. 1t WIS perfectly covered
with red bIorhes. md watery pimples and had been
soreior many months. had tried many remedies with.
out effect Ooe bottle of the Mustang Imminent bos on
'y removed and cured it. Hoping that others may be
beneitedby using this valuable Linmen GIVE this GER
hhcae' J A KICKER
Jan l4-it No 10. Milk street
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DREsENT $ FOR THE HOLIDAYS

H-Se0d ON yo0r orders.-lIARION d co, Bal.
lnore Md Beg leave call attention to the splendid
selection OF Lotteries to be drawn during the month of
January 1898. For briancy prizes they have new
eI of'n eNcelied Our success in selling prizes during
me last year has been entirely beyond our expectations
we nave S0la anu caShea during the last wear prizes am
oo4tng IN the aggregate TO over one aAoa Of dollars
ana TINS year we intend double il-oark be p,edl
f]on' heroect, few dollars Invested with Us. may re.
azt yoa fortune tori Try us-try us if you want
P''"o' address MARION & co,
Baltimore Nd
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self during the remainder Of The session. ne
principle involved being settled entirely to The
satisfaction Of the gentleman Who WA so scan
dalized al Gen SCOTS extra pay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14
COMMERCIAL.
Baltimore Marx cts, Jan.ro

The number Of cattle offered at the scales ~
mounted to 1000 head Of beevesi $50 head ,r :.
were sold 10 city butchers and packers and de.ls
stock CATTLE prices ranging frum u to a. :.
lbs on the hoof-equal to 80 s. Is nett and -,
ing 50 374 gross. 100 left unsoli, and the h..
15O head) driven to Philadelphia.
HOGS.-Sales from 50 to So per 100 lbs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14

Ex-senator Merriwether has settled his con
tested seat question, by taking full pay and
mileage and full set of Congressional books.
1t is expected he will now stay and enjoy him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY
Price of

=" IN De seen by the above that we publish only the
"Se Prfze IN each lottery. There her prizes in each
amounting in the aggregate of from one 10 fire HIM
area Moasend dollars!
81 noiAL MOI lCE,-The famous and lucky Paap-
i2r,ery (small tr) will hereafter be drawn on Tues
e. ooo t Jay and Saturday of each week Ca ital'
w. sD9go' 99'ooo $4,000, 10 of 81 0OO &c, &c Tick
haiVeS 81 cents; quarters 25 cents full
OF package Of p whole tickets in this famous
m semen" will cost but SIS; halves s. So quar-
% - cents, and single package can draw the
sj pncld drawing of these great lotteries duly cer-
10 ny inc state commissioners will be sent mmed-
a'Iert Is drawn, to all tie orders from u.s. with
'U,, eA Pianatlon OF the result
All tickets and certificates of tickets sent by
pe enclosed under envelope so as TO prevent the
rs NJ eye oithe curious from knowing its CONTENTS
laW'nSS OF all lotteries in which tickets are bought
u.s. VIII De enclosed in envelope and sent mmedi-
eaiy 2taeh OF our correspondence Send yonr orders
o' Tue choce OF these schemes and when an order
Us 100 late for particular scheme We will al
cnII rst ia the next grand scheme We shall now
ny hoping all frends will give this paper
perusel and send us an order which will be
''''''H 10 with tromptness and dispatch
MARION & co
do. Box ali Post Office
- -IsoLlm Baltimore Md.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14

The President and Directors Of the Bank
of the Valley have declared semrannual dy
dend of AZ per cent-4! of " hich will be paid
to stockhoders-the remaining quarter per
cent to be retained to pay the bonus to the
State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14
OBITUARY.

Died nSt Louis, on the 24th Of December, 1852, af-
ter "A severe illness OF five days. Mrs. Mary L. Papin
eldest daughter of Hugh A Garland late of Petersburg
VA, in the Oath year OF her age.
Lynchbnrg Express and South Side Democrat please
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14

Professor Silliman stated in recent lecture
that the average difference berv cen the
British mail steamers and the Collins line, was
eight hours on each trip in favor of ;he Amer,
can shins
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14

NJ nc Mexican papers bring the speech of our
49, 9s.a 20 Mexico Judge Conkling, on being
s9o"'e cl, 70 the President, together with the
.'ply u '"e ,oter ionc'ionOry, who protested
a desire to daily draw more close those fr;ona
y and useful Relations" which now subs;,, ho.
tween tho two countries T' W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14

Sale. of 900 barrels lour today, Southern p,o,
ged snlcs Of 900 bushels whea-soutbern IN
81 30 Sales of 10000 u,hes Corn, at mo-. @a''
rates.
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"a At a REGULAR MEETING of Abner CioP-
ton Division NJ. 30 Son. Of Temperance. held at thef
mil Monday night the 1Oth January. 1888,
The nmmtee appointed IL dfait suitable resolutions
concerning the deuih Of our late brother, Jno Word
presented the following which were unanimously ah"pt-
cd -
lphereas In the death Of late Bro, Jno. word
his Division has been called, Tor the fourth time "lthlh
we've months pay the last sud tribute "i respect 70
,ne Of tsmember-; it therefore becomes us as rational
and intelligent creatures recognise in these be-
pavemoufs the hand Of al wise. yet ever bengnant
Providence that doth not allict but for good and
abiIe we mourn their demise should be reminded OF
the uncertainty Of human life, and ct the fact that We
100 shall soon be called 10 give up the things Of earth
and be numbered among the dead. lnth" death OF Bro
Word thi. Division has lost ofi most Jealous, aud
consistent members; one whose devotion to the cause oil
Temperance aud the principles o. our order endeared
him 10 al with whom he was associated. Therefore
be it
Resolved, That in the death ofBro. Word we are be-
reft of rried and true friend.
Resolved, Tint sincerely sympathise with his nj,
nicted and berenved mother, aud friends and would
lain hope that loss Is his eternal gain
Resolved, That token of respect for our deceas-
ed brother the furniture Of our hall be clothed IN mour-
ming for the spnce of 30 days.
Resolved, Tint the r. g. be directed to transmit a
cory the above resolutions to the mother of our de-
ceased brother with the seal of the Division attached
and That he haYc them published in the pupers oil this
city. Signed
is s s f 4s ,Esa4. co""'''s.
Copy Tese
VIM MUNSoN,R. S.
Express end Republican copy
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r. SfABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXpEC.
TORANTAN DIARRnHA CORnIAI hninn, rl...,.

'V1f,' MD hhHIIIEA CDKDIAL being recorn-
mended SO highly by many Physiciuus Apotbecaries
and fhormaceoNt'o high standing in the city of Bolti
more there canbc doubt of their superior virtues :
Those suffering withC Colds Coughs Hoarscness &c or
with Darhmo should give them lral; our word for II
they will find relief " =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14

The New York Courier says -" While the
winter on shore has been one of the mildest
ever known,at sea tremendos gales haveswep
the ocean. rendering the efforts of the most,
powerful steamships to make Roadway against
them almost Intellectual. The steamers which
lett England during the month of December
suffered most severely"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14
LIME GREEN AND BLACK VCAS

Lee x Johnson,are now in receipt of a 1rge lot q
superior Green and Black teas, which they will sell
cheap. Call and examine for yourselves
ian Ii Is CT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-14
PULMONEC WAFERS-

p An eftctual remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Bronchitis Sore Throat &c, The very great celebrity
of this invaluable remedy, has induced unprincped per
to prepare base limitations, which disappoint the
just expectations the purchaser and inlure the chu
acter Of the genuine medicine
Purchasers must therefore observe fac smile of the
signature Of the proprietor James Bryan" on the wrap
per- and that each wafer is stamped "Bryan-none
others are genuine. They guaranteed to give relief
in all cases within ten minutes after use and effect
speedy and rapid cure. For sale by.
Jan Ia 1w D r LYMAN
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u TVW
J p kelvin
LAS BENAGH }Comm
l. w LAMBETH

Copy Teste
VIM S MUNSON, r. s.
Express end Republican copy.
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Baltimore Markets, Jnnr,
Network Markets, Jan II

ale. 600 barrels flour. a, $ 25. Grain .'a.s