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AGRICULTURAL WAGE

AGitiCuL,rUHAL WAREHOUSES:
i'h hosriih continues 10 manufacture Agri @-.-
{ rn"nIhl aachlnrs, VIZ: Horse Powers. Thrcsh. MN
eIS. ran Nl'ls, Hunts Patent Wheat brill, la> H&RdE&Gse
Rdke-. nay Presses. straw Cutters. Corn Shelters, hillside AMI
sub Sml PI"ushS, Corn aml Cob CIushers, Cuilraiols, Harrows,Nc
ali which VIII be- made In The best manner, aud the most approved
Patterns MY Horse Powcrahd Threshcr, with srlf riIing box, have
hteh IL use three seasons. and uniformly pronounced the Desiin use.
Machines repaired, Castings in iron ana bass furnished at shot no
lice. n BALDWIN
Marchi las Main street. Richmond.
SOUTHEKA AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANi'FACTORY y SEED STORE.
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"HE DAILY EXPRESS"

IlUBIISs n ;, prt.rshurs, Va is The cheapest daily Pai'ei w.
sued si, nt Lanes River, Va. II Is devoted aEhips. en'"r,S
10 news matt V, .,, ~ descriptions; and eschewIng polHIcS' nay
be cmpllalica, mS,yi,I a :" Ne
Ii has an ImInsy. circulation, both IN city and country; ana "nc,s '
excellent medt, M advertisers. For one entire year tms' 90"
9rei and treirs .rS.S1 II IL furnished AT the Unprecedented" 10"
price of O~UIfOo.LAR Address az
! March Is0cSpDo ANDREW F. ERETCIlFlEID W.
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s~THE TWO LITERARY oi Ran.
dcph Macon College. will be addressed on Wednesday, Isl
n lane. 6y The Hon. Thomas ) Hocucs oil Virginia.
TiiOS. {. ELDER,
Corresponding Secretary OF Washington Literary Saciety.
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all"I ION s5: J,

IA PULLIAN q DAVIS. ACCTS.
1--WE NEGROES.-1hIs day. at 81 O'Clock, wr viii sell!
i hive Likely Negrues-Men, Boys and Giris.
May q PIIIIAM & DAVIS
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YyIRGINIA-IN CIANCERY-At Rules held in The CLERK,
' Office of the Circuit Court Of Louisa County, on Monday, Feb
ruary the 18th, 1853
John 5. Buck, Plaintiff:
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TIME subscriber, successor 10 labcz Parker and Parker a Smith,
Il continues TO manufacture Stationary and Portable Tllrcshins
Machines, either with Or without torse Powers, made in the best
manner aud warranted. lie would cali especial attention 10 hIs
newly invented Portable Horse Power. as being very portable and
super flor 10 any horse power known 10 him-sizes from / 10 5 horse
power. Bamboroueh and Buhel's Patent Fans, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Reapers and Mowers, an heretofore, for safe. Ilusscy and
McCormicks Reapers, both highly improved aud extensively used.
Information furnished in respect 10 either, on application by letter
or otherwise Address II. NJ. SMITH, Richmond.
Anil D--cusu
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49, FITS! FLTS!! .!-Persons who are labor.
~ -, rrA,r this distressing nalaly will lind tho yECE.

80 FITS! EIIS.. mFsr M s WIG arc v IaTTr.
TABLE E%PILEPTlC PILLS TO be the only ramedy ever discovered
fI curing Epicps, or Falling Fl,s. These Pills possess u specific
,,non on the nervous system; and, although they arc prepared espe.
c,ary for the purpose 81 curing fits, they will be found OF especial
n,n.i, TO all persons afflicted with weak nerves. or whose nervous
system has oeen Frustrated or shattered from any cause Whatever
In chronic complaints. or diseases OF long standing, superlnduced
by nerselrssness. they are exceedingly beneficial. Full directions
accompany each box. Price 50 per box. or Two boxes for 50 Pr.
sons OUT OF me CITY, enclosing Il remittance, will have n r nr,t se .
incin through Inc mail. Tree OF postage. For sale pf shin >
liaNCE' NO. iUS, Baltimore street. Baltimore. Nd, 10 ~hoh'" '"s''
from a. paris OF the Union must be addressed, post PAID.
JrtJ-dGwIy
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MARINERS AND PLANTER OF VIRGINIA.,
l. We would particularly call the attention % ~ .. r. : S.'s,rn;ned
Planters Of Virginia to our stock of furniture. { VI my
al al! times, 10 Keep the best and iarges; stock o. ului'u' ~ hmaI
nond; and We are also determined to sell lower 'ua" an! II
house. $500. r..n,.. :, ~
We are now manufacturing, on a very isIse scss, : 9annGte % o. on,
w. IA a" .m,1 nrof,s JONES Il HARDWOOD,
May oPp0she SA oa"A mans - S'"01'
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wILLIAM NJ. FULIOS,
ATTORNEY AT Law, COMMISSIONER OF DEElnr s..
yo,.y upubic and Bounty Land and Pension Agen!.A0 - Na"
Street, Richmond, Va.
i, .cTIcISG IN all the Courts held Intle county III llsnI,S
and Guy OF Richmond, will thereafter devote hiin-.i more esFt!
r,.iiy 10 Ls proles sion proper; aud will pay particular attention 10
he ;. r n rins and collcsune Of elaine entrusted to hIscharse
Az Commissioned Tor the following States:
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Y~,rBAPTIST JUNE ANNIVERSARY MEET
49, lNGS.-lam requested TO announce to all persons who pro.
,ae 10 attend the Virginia Baptist June Anniversary Meetings, which
WIZ held his year IN The town OF Fredericksburg, commencing on
rnulslay morninE 2nd OF June, that arrangements have been made
~nh the rresuden ;Iorhe Rail Road Company, TO give tickets from
Eirhnannato Fredeflck ,nurs for ,ho "trip, 10 go and return at any time
ig;In. .he week from that DAY, Tor three dollars and hhy cents; and
ID, an cAira .rain OF cars will leave Richmond on Thursday, End
inn Al, baftpas,7 O'Clock. a. NJ. CIAS. WORKMAN,
NJ p 81 Baptist Book Depository.
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VALUABLE DIV ELLING IN MANCHESTER,
WITH a LARGE NUMBER OF HANDSOME BUILDING LOT
ADJOINING, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

A IN auesuaS ditcTnOOn, May oIsl, 1859, VIII u sou upon
the premises. commencing ai O'Clock, HE valuable residence on
Jackson street, Manchester. now In the occupancy or Dr. = WilkU,
together with the vecan, lot adjoining north OF the dwelling and be.
tween II and The Danvilic Rail Road The house viii be sol: with Z.
sufficient quantity Of ground attached hereto ard the halauc" 81 he
i'ni VIII be iad OF into lots OF 80 feet each, fronting on he North
line of Jackson street. and the South line OF new street, to be open.
from Hull TO Porter streets.
This property is renal kably we'll located, ami rom the mn rowing
condition of Manchester, offers advantages fUr capltilIsls dld other,
IA make IudrIous Investments.
TEEMs-UEc fourth cash, balance al I. II and Is months, ior H-.o
liable notes. interest added, secured by a IGat deed, or tGr retained.
Flats oI the property can De- seen In a few days AZ my Office, sri Al
The store ul Mi Beverly } Sz r, IN Manctr:rr'.
ay 21-iui- " HuUDIS. Aucl
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nARELE YARD.
hbilN |. ROGERS, 18th Street, near Main, Richmond, Va, Deale
v III Egyptian, italian and American Marble Monuments, Tombs
Giave S"aes' ManteI pieccs OF every description, Wall Plates
Fronts, &C.. &c.
Any isslsnln NJ arvlneeXecuted In the nrdeslmahntr.
orisfsiromt The country, withcity reference ,prompllyate ndedLo
Nj. Rogershaving served his apprenticeship III one OF the iarges
e'.'disanenisln New York City and having muche pcriencti III The
odslncss. lalte rshimseliIhat all work e]xecutedat his shop will give
a :. .ntre satisfaction az any done North or South Oct5-clv
LAND FOR Ill
eflfA ACRES of Land IN Henrico county. about 8 or 10 miles
wv below Richmond, On James River. For further rarucu'
Lars. apply IL TOI.ER d COOK, Agents.
M.y<G
NORTH CAROLINA NC. 1 ROE HERRiNGS,
~ N halt barrels, in store Tor sale by
Nav 81 HARTSOOK s. STOKES.
NO. l HALIFAX ROE HERRINGs IN han barrcl..
~ Or s,rt, HARTSOUk s. STOKES
MAJ II
NEW STYLE PLAID MUSLINS.-New style Plaid
= Mg.n-, Tor safe by { HARTWEI.L q co.
M4y y
AlkGiSIA RAIL ROAD.-Passenger
y MI !I-conIUue 10 take breakfast al the Junction alter this
"a! Nav 26-lw
HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
ADES Back, Mixed, White and Brown Cotton Hose
- ehiGIshs ) ockings and Socks, all sizes do do
Laass White aud Black SILK do
gents him MerIno, half Hose
feet, with Cotton Tops
preached, Brown and Striped Cotton half Hose
Aarse assortment Of Hosiery, Gloves, sc, for sale by
-MS &. HARTWELL & co.
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COMMlsSloSEl'S SALE OF NEGROES.
4 NDEf d decree VI The llrcut Count ui 1fcHIlrn, !. az fonTnIs.
- si"ner, viii sell, on M"pLay 3th Mas. az 10 O'Clock al he AUG.
t"n house Of y. Is S {. T. Hill. two Srgicrs. Eliza ART Retec.
ca. mentioned N raii lectsc. CHARLES EIlHaRh>0N.
MAY 23 I,rur,,Hnccr
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RETAILING GOODS.-Congst cw
III ing OF India, French and English Dnner, Tea and Toilet MA
Sets; Parian and other China Pitchers; French and American $50
cut. pressed and plain flint Glassware. together with a great 90
variety OF housekeeping articles, for sale by
WIN F. BUTLER,
20 Main street, South side.
ai, Srn-js pa;ent Retriearators Nav ~
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EKAZIER &
f HALL,

HAMPTON, VA.
T>HI delightful Retreat Will be open for the reception Of ".
4 sitcrs, on WEDNESDAY. JUNE lT, when the Proprietor viii!
be pleased to c his friends. AMI pledges himself 10 make e'ety c
lori 10 render their stay with him pleasant and agreeable.
His TABLE will he furnished with The dcl'acles al The Sedhoard,
Hog Fish, Turtle, DC.
Boats and Fishing Tackle IN readiness Tor visitors.
Board perday, STE
I" - week. 10 on
" month; 90 per day
yJ- Children under II years Of age aud servants, halt rnce. No
charge 10 guests for Bathing.
May l6-cwtJunel5 r. G. BANKS.
NOTICE TO OF SAW MILLS.
I HAVE a complete set OF Saw Sill Irons, consisting Of the follow
L inr articles: Reaction Water Wheels. Crank and gugin Ir same;
top and bottom rItInan Irons; Saw StiIrups; Trails, Tor way pieces;
Dogs. for head blocks; :egnen,s. for Ragwireel, and several other
articles, unnecessary to mention, all of which VII! sell, with wood
work attached 10 same, all complete; below cost. Any person putting
up a water Saw Mil, would do we'll 10 call and examine Ihrn. The
machinery has been used but very ltle.
w DAVID MASON,
N,-oh ! -y9 Sn,axr county Eu
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III :" " II ~ -.
ItESTIEMEN travelling adj brIns IN Want 81 a good htlhs -hllr
u are invited to call at VEINS fashionable furnishing store Tor
gent rmrn, and examine his SUPERIOR cotton and linen 7hlftsol pan.
skin'E celebrated pattern, whi1 are WARRANTED 10 NJ u !"htn'
neatly fitted 20 The neck aGi s)ullrrs, without seam consequently!
hne- not rhaic Of annoy the wcIcr.
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Nav Pin j. HARVEY CAMPBELL.
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ENE
4 QUARTERLY MEETING of the Board OF Di. L.
IA r.ctors OF the Richmond Fire Association will DO T6&S
held at The office, on Saturday next, 2s;h inst, at IN EAH
O'Clock, r. NJ. TO hear excuses for naes which have -NS4
been assessed during the past quarter.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
May IS, JSO. II. BOSIIER, SecIeta
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MONDAY MORNING, APR.

agine how the tones of his voice would be up.
on such an occasion giving answer to such a
question. The most important thought that
ever occupied my mind" said he. ''was that
of my individual responsibility to God"--
upon which, for twenty minutes. he spoke to
them there and when he had finished he got
up from the table and retired 10 his room, and
they, without a word, went into an adjacent
parlor and when they had gathered there some
of them exclaimed, "Who ever heard anythng g
like thatl" What Mr.. Webster said in advo
cacy of his sublime thought do not know
no one ever repeated it, and presume no one
can.
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Do CRows REASON AS the question oi
the rational powers of animals is yet a moote d
question, we throw in the following fact to
''help the cause along"
The miller at Cape Elizabeth, few days
since, saw two crows light upon the mill pon'l.
One got firm footing upon a cake Of ice, bat
the other. less judicious in the selection of his
landing place, pitched into some pulpy snow,
from which he found it impossible to extract
himself Crow No. l Immediately came to
the rescue. and tried to push him out of tho
scrape. Finding however, that it was impos'
sibe. he stopped. cooked his head one side IN
apparently knowing deliberation, then chatte d
for moment with his unfortunate comrade,
and few off
The miller thought he would watch the
denoucnaent. In about ten minutes, crow Nc
returned with two others. These three pu
heir heads together in consultation, flew rounc'
their imprisoned brother and examined hi s
condition, and then by a joint ofort raise'l
hm up and stood him upon the ice. This be.
ng accomplished, they rubbed against him tor
warm him, brushed the frozen snow from his
wings, and finally all departed together-the
saved crow being the center OF the others,
rs though ii was still necessary to watch after
lis welfare.
II anybody can produce stronger incident
n crol0 biological history, let him bring it on
Eastern Argus.
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LITERATURE AS A PRoTEssIoN.-We do not
hazard much risk ofexceeding the truth in say
ing that Of hundred men who failin literature
ninety nine of them had no business to meddle
with it. Literature is fascination very much
like the stage; and of the multitude who fancy
they have "a soul above buttons" who throw up
Coke upon Littleton to strut their hour in print,
who despise the honest trade of their fathers,
&5 believe themselves destined TO make figure
in the world, the number s incredibly small
that succeed. There is no profession 80 crow
ded with men so deficient in the qualifications
required for their work.
In other professions, men rapidly find their
level; but in literature sustained by vanity
which eternally whispers in their ears that they
are i'll treated, and fed by restless ambition
which grows by what it does not feed upon,they
are long time before they find out their inca :
pacily, if they ever find it out. How many such
men are there cinging to the skirts of newspa-
pers and periodicals, bitterly complaining OF the
rejection of articles, the neglect of the public,
the caprice and want Of Judgment ofedtors. and
of every thing above theearth except their ow n
unfitncss for the sphere they have chosen, who
might have earned a decent competence in
obscurty, if they had been broughtup to some
useful occupation, which, of all others, exacts
The severest toll, the most varied powers, the
greatest self denial, the most earnest labor and
vigilance, uprightness and perseverance.
Westminster Reutct0.
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NUMBER 21O
RICHMOND.


u \
IL TION, i5s3.--P. T. MOORE a. co, Importer
and dealers IN Foreign and Domeaic Hdrdpdre No. 90
Nam Street, Richmond Va
Have received by arrivals from Europe, largo
and we'll selected stock CUNNINGHAM Of and SHEF-
FIELD HARDWARE, and from the manufactures In
this country complete Of American goods.
rher stock large and well assorted consisting in part
Of
Rodgers and Wosenholms fine Pocket Cutlery
Pen and Pocket Knives, various makers and styles
Wade and Butchers superior Rnzors Scissors Shears
Buck, Bone, Ebony and Ivory handled Knives d Forks
Single and double barrel Shot Guns very superior
Pistols, Riaes Rifle Barrels and Mountings
Trace, Halter Log. Fifth and Well Chains
Collins, Simmons. and Virginia Axes
Ames's and Rowland's Spades and Shovels
Mill, Pitt, Cross-Cut, Hand and lennon Saws
Anvis, Vices and Smiths Bellows, all sizes
Grass, Grnin and Briar Sc, thes
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Blister Shear and Cast Steel
Killing and Wedding Hoes, large variety
Brides, horse Collars, Blind Brides and Hames
Locks and Butt Hinges, of every description
Platform and Counter Gales, Patent Balances
Their goods having been purchased exclusively fJr
cash. and seeced with the utmost care they are pre-
pared offer goods favourable terms as they can
be purchased in any OF the Northern cities. Merchants
visiting Richmond respectfully solicited to examip"
their stock. w.M,E
Feb. H-etl3april
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EDMUND, DAVENPORT A CO..

EDMUND, DAVENPORT a CO.,
IL RICHMOND, offer for salo in store and sdoat,at
Wholesale
5OOO Sacks Lver fine Salt Marshall and other brsnds
100 do Ground Alum do
800 tons Richmond ground Piaster
500 tons best Peruvian Guano daily expeotes
500 bbls Rosendalo Cement
500 bushels prime Cloverseed
$50 bbls Bone Dust
1875 hhds Bacon sides
1877 ticrccs Sugar House Molasses
900 boxes Archer a. Cos. No. axes
300 tierces London Porter
so cases Cross & Blaokncs Londcn Mustard
25 do do Walnut and Mushroom Cn,chup
25 Hampers English Cho-se (Gloucester)
IS boxes Mnecnroni
80 Bugs Sicily Almonds
900 bags Brnzile Sugar
400 bags Costa Rica Coffee
lIennossoy, GODDARD Olard and Sasaraz Brandy Held
sics and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, MADEIRA, and
Port Wine &C. &c.
Many of the above of Importation and
profess sell low ashley be had in this coun
try. quantity and quality considered. Teas, as good an
be had in the country adapted to the
trade of Virginia.
doc 3O-dacts EDMUND. DAVENPORT & co.
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J B NOWLIN,
JNO ID HARVEY.

A CARD.-Jno d Harvey tenders his most sim
II thanks to his friends for heirvery iibei NJ pa
extended to him while in other houses In
this place and asks a continuance oil the same lie
pledges himseto every exeron to give satisfaction
Ills personal atten will also be paid to the sale OF
kinds of produce,
jan 24-d&cta
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{ LOVER SEED-We have in store on con,
~ signment, small lo of nice Mountain Clover seed
'0r sale. MCDANIEL, HURT g. PRESTON.
Aprl6-ts
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NEW CONCERN.-We, the undersigned
have .socated ourselves together under the style
and firm of Is NOWLIN e. CO, for the purpose OF
conducting a general Grocery, Commission and For
warding business, the old stand of Nowlin Main
street, LyuchburgV Va.
kept in grocery establishment, all of which will
| sell low. .
J B NOWLIN,
n
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The MOST IMPORTANT THOUGHT OF DAN
TEL WEBsTER-A correspondent Of the Ro.
chester American adds the following to the
host Of anecdotes Of the great statesman, which
his decease had called forth.
When Mr.. Webster was Secretary Of State
some years ago, under another administration
than that of Mr.. Fillmore he wrote to one of
the proprietors Of the Astor House in New
York, saying that he would reach that house
on such day and begged that some OF his
friends should be invited to dine with him the
same evening
There were about twenty or SO at the ta'
| BILE and Mr. Webster who seemed weared by
his travel, and speaking but little II at all,
plunged into darksome sortof revery, not
well calculated TO enven his friends. This
at length became SO apparent, and the situa-
ton of all so unpleasant, that one OF the com
pany, urged upon by very distinguished
man present a warm friend of Mr.. Webster.
tried to get him into conversation. he only
needed to become logged to become as lively
as they wished.
The friend consented and spoke aloud to
Mr.. Webster, asking him some question, that,
lin ordinary circumstances and with ordinary
men would have led to conversation but 1t
failed in the present case. The dark oecre-
tary of State merely raised his head snd an
swered simply and crept into his cave a.
gain. -. =,
Again the gentleman, frightened by his fall
ure, was urged to renew the attempt TO draw
him out He summoned courage and said,
"Mr. Webster" (Mr. Webster looked up out
I of his cave)-"Mr, Webster, | want you to
tell me what was the most important thought
that ever occupied your mind" Here was a
thumper for you and SO every body thougnt
at the table. Mr.. Webster slow " passed ms
hand over his forehead and in low tone said
lto friend near him, is there any one here
who docs not know met" "No, sir, they all
know you-are all your friends" Then he
Looked over the table and you may well i'm,
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NJ EW FOUNDK L

u
~ leave to inform the citizens of Lynchburg, and
Unity that they have leased the establishment on the
basin, known as Warwick Mill and foundryfor the Pur.
pose of carrying general foundry business and tn"
sauacture oagrcultura tools, tobacco presses OF all
kinds, and fixtures
We are prepared to furnish all kinds of plows and
pOw castings, used in this country Also mill gearing
In the most substantial manner.
We have patterns of the Livingston Peek's Hill, Ea.
Gle, New York. Premium two s1es Hill side. (for and
ahorses, superior patternS) and sub-sol Plows Also
Sutivator road scrapers and the most celebrated
Straw andc stalk cutters in this country with from
to 10 knives.
All orders for any of the above mentioned implements,
:" machines will be promptly attended to. Gram ana
country produce taken in exchan se.
Corn, and Corn meal furnised usual at the mill.
WHITTEMORE, McNAMEE & co.
WHiTTEaoRE,
JAMES McNAMEE
WH1TTEMoRE.
Jan % dc&ts
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Propietors.
TETRN MS.

The VRGNTAN published daily at So, and weekly at
Al var annum No subscription is taken for shorter
- than months and is discontinued except at
49, OPTION the Proprieors until ali shall have
b. paid .-.,r, - -, e.. ,o -. = ...-- =
as f,r hFn Insertion, and By cts for every cutter
~. II IT,. u7al,,s lions is not marked the Ms 1t
l he D. mt, and charged accordingly
The ALL EATES are:For the privilege of two squares,
dy % semi weekly $40; for square, daily $685. semi weekly
s5s inner daily $40, semi weekly $5 Every yearly
Advertiser will be required TO conne his advertising % his
car business and If he exceed the stipulated for
he will be charged ratably f5r The excess.