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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04
TO The Editors Of the Enquirer.

- ''' WASHINGTON, JAN, 3lst., 1853.
In nv letter Of the Goth inst said that time would an
swcr MANY OF the runors of the day. and many should be
lef to time alone; but there some which should be
promptly noticed and conradctcd and my principal OBJECT
in writing you again, ana soon, is 10 notce properly e
following taken frotn the ''irbunc, OF the -9th:
"WAsHiSGToS JAS. 25th 1853.
"Messrs Cas Bright Brcdhcad and others are tylng 10
suprlnnt Buchanan and place Dallas III lhc Cabinet
If The effect Of the above not calculated 10 DO harn
AMI TO ALLEVIATE friends whether intended or not VIII
not saw should deemit worthy 81 any notcs oul Us
known The county, that there are y" lwo men no" sohcn
Of who arc so likely invited into the Cabinet W they
have moi beenl as aesars Buchanan and krght and great
point will be gared by certain gentlemen Their friends
can be atna,cd am therefore, authorised 10 say at SO
far as Judge Brighs has been used IN connexlon
with the intrigue spoken Of or any noee"es u, any uny
hostile or unknd towards Mr. Buchanan, Is absolute
w. Internationally FALSE On the contrary nave the otst
rem 10 knou that the confidential and friendly ela-
TONS personal and POLITICAL exist between nose gentlemen.
Judge Bright must know Us every ohe inte'hgei H''n
sboud that if il be the determination OF the President
,nr ~ offer cabinet appointment Pennsy vania the
Democracy OF Pennsylvania have right to expect and DO
erpect that will be offered to him VINO, IN oespe OF al
ISLANDERS and Misrepresentation all factions and all chqhes
has been shown be- for the last fifteen years. elnptacay
her jau0ritc son." II 5 therefore, ldc 10 tax Of Judge
Blight lending himself any faction IL Is TOO contrary 10
his open and manly bearing engaged in any such ror
Judge Blight il u whom The west may DC as Jusy
proud Pennsylvania il Of her Buchanan; an" nave NJ.
The least DOUBT it should please me President 10 invite
him 10 in the Cabinet, that his appointment "ost
proyc as popular and satisfactory the r1ofe country as ~
Of anv other 1t Is not my gouu loltuhe W uc M
maey acquainted with Judge b; never having even spoken
10 him but on occasions. am therefore, IN speaking
of him 40 CO. under bias but Know well ms pup
lie character and have heard much OF his private history,
and look for ward 10 the DAY when your readers and The
pcope of The country will know more OF hlni. -
So far en- Cass' name has been used will only say,
that do not believe he has lar forgotten what due 10
as TO descend any petty movement against DIS
,ngushed recently his riva yet some OF those o
proEss 10 be in his confidence and TO extent may be-
have engaged in H.
AS respects the other parsonage named In the despat
need onv saw that his feelings are we'll KNOWN and his in
fuence has been well tested cannot spare Time ana IL
could would not wGstc il, by commenting ON either
OBSERVER"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

.T.it = '.:*'i,& rit rrjcicHg. sir b,
.'s1 % 49, 2t ,',s 5;as Of hefylnnd 1r:"s ~
'' ii' ""'. ne s-'s'l ""ti "'tr which have
10 j.Ie' u. paint! itl "frs2 az, % BE- iD, roe
81 gi:.'I "no CIck ijG.:" ".t M. g,si, -,
saa me- when he .GcnJv!s DAT seinil's means ven, n,
rc IL the accomplishment OF al that h9s done by
others ami thai SIC y dic-eat policy r-hI have retained
which "eag tic Cpi:r!s OF The State OF Mary
land
Sir from district opposed 10 improvements and
knowing tint fact shall continue 10 r,ec! The opinions 81
my Constituents tie votes may give in the Senate
cncr cFocae 10 again. II VIII BIZ with perfect know
l,e il li'or ola speedy completion 81 the i,gI
ing works in Virginia ana, il elected VIII yGte money for
that purpose
wiil not tragie This ll" an respectable Hence long
az. will conclude ~ o.sTns the following sentiment:
uervlifI m Virginia: Twin sisters - birth, in feeling
and in Interest The blow th:: is a,'l ta prosperity
Of one viii ~ resisted ~ b1:ia
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iii
Al trecf H.. CI'iz ~ Sc7tt-.iirt !rid inpf sday
night IT. 21 Jaiu1ry 1853 a:gc number being pres.
ri,. nGriing w.s called o,,Hf bY d. T. l.. WALKER
W Masrn ESQ t'cn called 10 The Chair and j. l. Jones
chosen Scrrear: The oAec: .! The nce,in. icing
panied the Chairman appointed the following gentlemen rs
committee 10 datt resolutions: MAYOR Thomas Garland.
Dr. T. L Walker, j. o. Lewis ", Prrris and, on motion,
The anne o. Nj. J $. TirsIcy wss also added.
The committee ilving retired in short nle returned,
ami reported the following resolutions:
Resolved That this meeting concur fully In The Teshu-
lions offered BY distinguished fellow citzen, Andre"
S venson, the public meeting held al b. NJ meeting
house on January The goth, and that we Tho more
cordially approve those resolutions from knowledge Of III.
fact that persons h0 acted on the same subject al
Milton on Friday last present and concurrcd therein
The resolution adopted and Hr. ilnsiey was called
On and addr $50 the meeting in favor Of the lower route
II, A. on motion OF iia"r Garland, II was
Rpsolvcd That hc Hon. A. Stevenson, Robert n Cartc!
and j. \ ilnslsy be appointed BY this mcctns 10 bin" the
p.,, cnns this mcgn. 10 the notice ~ The ic.islnufr
and in any action should have been had upon thu bid
fixing uron Charlottesville any ether place. except Cor
Hnr-ve rs starting nt Tor this road, that oar commit
cr heir arrival in Richmond be requested, through oui
rr-4;ca in lc houses o the Legislature 10 ask Tor
reconsideration OF The bill.
Resolved also, That The proceedings o this meeting b
published in the Richmond papers.
On motion, The meeting then adjourned
j. W. MASON, President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04
To The Editors Of tie Enquirer.
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG RAIL ROAD.

RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG RAIL ROAD.
WISH through the medium OF your paper, 10 call Tic al
Ten lion Legislature The Importance .! hil road
from Richmond to YnchbuTg through the counties oil Chez
eriic!i Puwl;aar Cumberland, Buckingham ArHnra'toS
and Campbell. The Distance between these w" olh:s BY
AZ .!r line ia not more than hundred nilss nd the
tu, counrY through which this oad w"nt pas pr
lrwcr obstacles han any p.hcr !oni vest Of lIds"-
t.r Following III" buckingham Rad shy mills, lnre
il scarcely III! - Irc III" general level hnl 'f"utt IL
H." .ntfr di1rcc serious difficulties T. b. o un
ifrt Inc 81! cr"stjU, ton wu'G Therefore, :" small
C4a ,tl1d =! dollars would 3u!iI c4g aii put
order critic road and there ruH!' imp n"rn": ~
the state w':Cii CnuIi rUssit" a:1 larger GH"n" III
,..r 40: '9Ir1gr ior b. IN. She shortest route from III nc!-
huig eastward would b: The natural outlet 20 The bull 81
tn !.nye uni lfeIsl: OF the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
Road.
II this age Of electricity and cnlorr speed is MI
imrOrlaut-the Thing nced!uthe zine qua n0l-"ih-
which enterprise succeed. And n tchmurt and
LYnciburg would mus he brought within uur hours Of
each ether tavng The change Of and transfer oi bag
annoying Ia travces) the necessities OF The times
TIE requirements d the public wOu!t Irrcc an mnnn e
gapan; u! business lhs road placing u beyond i:c
reach of rivalry petition from any quarter; and thus In
sGring good dividends, which, 10 "wofily minded capital
ISIS wGiA tc cclinnabie. The facilities .! getting 10
H.n cheap aasp ,ai"m the lGrr: aSt value O all lands
hranu within the range team ni!Gcnc" considerations
i: address themselves 20 ic people gt tho counties more
.;lr. ,a,,r; Interested in ri, Great wo! III" urge them
lelv not but circulate petitions Tor ignaurcs
49, M charter ith the usual three fi,s Op,ia;on by
the :te rrt instruct the Delegates ana senators from The
counties NAMED Ill proper eseions 10 further 'his
rn,.,,.isc W. b
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gor rs-.is,.
lrror, IL ,'arssss!ic tteSasl sS''''"'"'


OLD MEMORIES.
How swiftly do old memories float
About our ripper hours. .u
They're like the fragran, breath tha. hls
The vase of perishd flowers;
Thew bear an uneXtnguish Iny,
light that never dies,
A horrow'd radiance gliding eaf'h
With lus,re from the skies
The lows tina, gather round US now,
With all their rainbow beams,
Are bright, but evansscent, as
The shadows In ou dreams
They pass before us like the leaSee
Swept BY the auiI1nn BLAST,
Alas 100 raeile for the earth
Too beautiful TO last.
We see The human flowers cut down,
The kindred ones o home,
Whose garden was the loving heart
Where storm clouds seldom come
Making within that temple tair'
wilderness OF woes
A desert drear of that which once
Could "blossom as the rose:
we see the claspiug chain unloose'
And sever link by LINK,
TIL hope turns shuddernely away,
From, sorrows fearful brink!
The baud-of sweet relationship
OF Gle se unwoven ties,
Is broken hereto reunlte
Forever in the skies.
Bur Memory with her guardian care,
Hath linger'd Ger each scene,
To paint them on the Heart again
When long years intervene.
When lifes bright summer days have gone
And all their beauty fled,
II brings US back the hacyon hours,
That persisted with the dead
Oh! soft as musics dying fall,
From come loved VOICES tone,
Thine influence, mild and gentle power
Across my mind is thrown;
Upon the harp strings OF my heart,
Thine angel spirits play
While foud old memories light lis gloom
With many moont ray %.
GAINESVILLE Texas. ,. ;. W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WA.H1SeroS Jam 3l.-rhe consideration of the Texas
debt bin is postponed consequence of the illness OF Sena
Tor Pc.rce but will be taken lie is able 10 AZ
tend on account OF liz Importance involving the public
faith of the 1t is also desirable 10 dispose OF 1t be-
fore the next administration comes in Mr. PtRrce has pre-
narsd LEGAL which Is said TO be irreagabe in
favor of the eight million proposition.
Mr. Badgers confirmation understood 10 depend on two
unsettled votes
The remaining 81 bckaycrs and laborers were dismiss
ed from the Capitol extension to-day leaving no worEmeu
EMPLOYED except The murhle cutters.
WAsHISeroN Feb This first annual meeting OF the
United States Ascuutu Society will be held nj the Smith
sonian InSuto tomorrow, and promises 10 be well nj
tended NJ p Wilder OF Mass, President, Professor Illus
ford Cambridge Pref Mapes OF ~ and deesaions q
run, aricu!tfsts iron not of the States aud Terrific
RES have already arrived An Interesting and important
session is expected
Prot Guyot Of Cambridge is about TO deliver course Of
lectures before the Smithsonian Institution on the Harmo.
mics of Nature and History. .
The Supreme Court i've notice to-day, that they would
not decide the OR,ily and Morse Telegraph This term
bur would consider il during vacation and decide upon II
next term without further argument
The democracy OF The District held meeting this evening,
and resolved cooperate with the city and national auho-
rites in giving suitable reception TO the President elect
and to participate the Inauguration ceremonies j. D.
Hoover was appointed marshal and further arrangements
entrusted TO the jackson Democratic Association
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

r.,,, uc.jy = ,,.al.: lyl vii: us :aa '"abi' 'a'ie-
~. Amons is int,es'ioe contents are 'S'"oS " ' ~
10 1ond by j. Ab.or; Mupo"on Boaprarle' by J. ). Ab
bot "ay Novel, (Bulwera great procuclion) compe'eo
&c.
From L. +. Smith Opposite the "American') We have re-
ccjved No OF Mnnies Mechanical Drawing BOOK LOT se
;,ructiona valuable work which we have already noticed
fayorahly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

The Lynchburg Express says 1.-THE cars yesterday
brought in from Montgomery county ton and half OF the
most beautiful seenthe Camel excepted
in TACT paraes good deal of the nature OF the Canne
being something between 1t and the Richmond COAL though
il contain much bumen as the latter The sup
DIV is thought BY Mr. Peck 10 whom The mines belong
bo nexhaustibe The mines in the Brush Mountains
The branch OF our proposed road from Chrsansburg WI
nass over the fields but Mr. Peck thinks that II will not e
made soon enough and he is on his way TO Richmond
10 apo,y for charter build one immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CHARLOTTE SE%A


We would call ycu attention u the name o.! Thomas ~
freeman % Charlotte being better qualified To represent
i, Dsitic than any whose mas been nr'
toned that Office in the county, and Charlotte Is emit
led - ne NJ Senator tc cri2n NJ the COUNTY w! Ger.
ai"r rrrloS his claims in their rnc-s ~ pressing
the claim. others. A. elegance Of IN nners, iefs"hai
popularity sound sense and Judgment good farmer, ana
with all great of political knowledge, ms cqual
has no, been named connection with the Office VT
Freeman firm and unnching Democrat, and Is always
ready and At his post, when necessary. -
January 3lst 1853. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04
i.!:ClSIArURH OF VIRGINIA


n
:, p,,"g- -, The Res III. DGrJREsr 81 the Methodist
m. .i!e- n =. CIV IssKg) presented comnuAi-
: Si'!o.. .,C' az inn 20 The a:d= which The
/, Ya..i I2snif,i n Nori,lH i. erected.
MON ne bill concerning liens of me.
on w ,L, ine ON buildings in Petersburg &c was
t' i ~ 81. subs Gucnlly motion Of Mr. SwEg
a.a on "a J i xa ,ak, up and on motor OF Mr. BagsT
: ~ SENATE disagreed 10 the House amendments
The .ts; o. eS ., me c"ni,,cc ar CONS a" j:,co
MI ,h. ~ was inrxpeiien. 10 !sgsa.. on e.,u rrsS
: inr 10 ,,.,n referred. 49,
A. D..r AR from the Committee On Roads Ic ,oro,,
"a Hou bis Increasing the capital stock of he Lnray and
: Font Royal Tuiapl;e Cynrlng; and ,unrzino LIAM
,:r T.r.,x ,,ctr The c,,niSn a,i'I; a.
rsoortct h,' to nc3yo,ao N. D,.n (,tani Jrnnlv min
ard Mano.ac.arins Con.fany
pRor ,sr-.u, ~ rrrr ,~rrv o'ctocv
n, :,,4rli oil S H." fg'yrin, ~. ,fr,,on
Krsoy.i Eat wtcn the S.ra.n a,l,urn to-day i, w,Il
nd9in 10 meet tomorrow Al ~ ocgca and cyn,i1rc 10 do
> -, nj, ,,,,.r,.:.. - " - y"
50 ~, i;n" i "I,.t" ~ 3'G,i1G
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l A. ,'' ', M aaa.t The bl
i' - - .e i, -" -, ~ 80 ~ ,rJ WIrcvre
m p.ss'Lh ih liz g., I'M mo 'I '''" "'1
coNMisaoSEns or Tmt nsi ont resolution
Mr. SHErFEr proposed me os"%ins I'nt ,h ,3'
Eesn:cd ny w" ueht'a nssS" i,, H., - ~
iubnc accounts &c !tiuee'eu - ,..;.a ri;,,, -. -.
tfa {" inc I.ssehuE ~ s"sp Mil inv hail rrry i
ana 9ih.T susJec,s % t's 49,. " - ~ "
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/ On M SHEFrEf no'''", " ~ ~ so ''' '"4
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mi -, 80 Tin.,n,r..rt ,,,- .;,T,,, n,; w. IN
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u'' N''s''''' "''' ga " ''' . "'' $50 % '' "a
- =, %, -.-,,, /; ia. ,o,i,to, - , !- ~ m,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

Democratic Of the Louisiana Legislature has, BY
vote of 80 to l5 resolved go into election Of U S.
Senator 10 succeed Mr. Downes. lt will be recolccled
thai last year Mr. BENJAMIN electedbu his election is
regarded as null and void Its doubtful however, whett
er the dissenting Democrats will be bound BY the action of
the CAUCUS Another caucus be held the subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

MR.. CASS AND THE MONROE DoCTRlNE.-The
subject OF Cuba and the Monroe Doctrine being before the
Senate Mr. Case spoke succession M Soulc, the
same Misunderstanding letter Mr. Jef1ersons and rcitc
rating the views he has often delivered in The Senate and else
where on the 'alon!oe Docttnc-and thus concluded
II will arrcar in looking back 10 the extracts ] have
made from IN, Of Mr. Jefferson, that AN supported
by the weight his opinion IN the ioowln. propositions
embodied in or conucc ted with these resulutrns:
lat That European powers should not be e!m.d 10
aincrmeddlc with els. Atlantic affairs, meaning iEcIchy
those affairs relating 10 the political con'irn G tc people
of this continent and accepting the reservation % Dir Mon
roc thai existing co"ta! l'gH's s'uid H' te ei.icu
with
I'd Tha, this doctrine should be adhered the
expense OF war.
ID Tina, the u States deep interest in the acquisition
of Cuba ard that cannot obtain possession Of H. with
ont 100 great cost of blood treasure il must be secured
soeciay f:on the control Of Eugand by its independence
And we may udd new, since circumstances have much
changed and the immediate dangers Then npcniing
The island passed away that II may with safely reain
in 20 SPAIN long as che ean hold II and takes
no step convert II TO our injury
9TH. Tia; proper thai upon !!csc snJecs dcciH-c.
ions SHOULD t. submitted To Congress- in order - Procure
tns!r c"-uc iun without such acllui!a EIshi Le
fEul;Css
5h liz addition these 1yoposcHs. he:s Is a:o:er
o,nuu adv unCed BY Mr. Jefferson in this lsier winch
confess have read with unmixed satisfaction Tor It cen
firms il full the prop.ey Of the proposition submitted 10
the last session. declare our protest against
the atrocious violation of the rights al nations BY The inter
ference OF power in The internal affairs of another r
Jeiiersuns words are:
"Nor is the occasion TO be sighted which this proposition
offers declaring protest against the ntrocions viola
lions of the right, of nations by The interference of
the affairs OF another SO hasitiousy begun by Be-
napurte and continued by the equally awcss Alliance
calling itself holy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

wLn,soros, IN. CO. jan GA meeting IL proposed
and arrangements are obou being made to give President
Fillmore suitable reception in this city when he taxes bis
southern tour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

TELEGRAPH TO THE PACIFIC.-The Committee on
Territories has consideration proposition Tor the con-
srucou of telegraph tho Pacific the parties VINO are
apucans for support of Government in carrying OUT
h. project padgins themselves to send the irs1 message
through San Francisco in eighteen months on e ua
of the grant, The aid they ask from Congress Is inc grant
OF million half Of acres Of land located along e ''
f rho telegraph which is 10 run ST. Louis through me
Sail Lake Civ 10 San Francisco distance Of about Iioo
miles The projectors contemplate the construction OF
line with testing tubes every FIVE and working
stetons every one hundred miles throughout the route
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04

New Yonx, Feb 1.-The net receipts Of Madame Son
tugs Concer, for the benefit OF The Hume Society," amount
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-04
MILLS, WASHINGTON.

"Buena VISTA" writing to the Boston Post from Wash
np,on eyes some interesting information in regard 10 his
noble work of art The suggestion at the close OF tho o
lowing extract may have considerable force We doubt
ube,bo, Tho National Monument at Washington will be
completed for many long years. WHETHER when competed
10 the height of 200 feet os designed it will be work
beauty solenny:
am truly happy he able to inform you that the artist
Mills is Immediately engaging in his preparations for the co
loo -a Washington He has procured the large
omen spucc necessary the present national mcamcnl
and is lay ing the grounds ON an extensive scale ne
will have his own foundry workshops and structures % a!
Ijnds In the progress OF his great enterprise Inc proposes
m with American school OF ait, III which y.
will teach Young artists principles he has himself ac
oned for such compensation they may be able Ia rendt
him by their services ,,r
Won can iu m some faiut idea Of the magnitude of Mills:
prnposcd statue 10 Washington, when tell you That il
head of the horse is tcrc fee! from tho up Z"
The nose 10 IN. Zip OF his What must the body be
when such is 10 hr The head And how splendid must Tho
colossal horse ard Icr appear they stand erect on
monument fifty or hundred feet high!
IL has been su.gcs ed that tho present national monument
had better be furnished 10 Mr. Mills for this purpose The
idea is worthy of reflection by the people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24
Erorn the Eairmont a.. y Republiean.

From The FaiTNont (Pd.l RePltbIica1.
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE.-lt is but seldom we IND
among the many remedies offered to the public for the cure
OF disease, to commend whose Vlr'
able TO discover and have always seduousy
avoided giving uteiance TO anything that might lead any
suppose that placed faith III their pTeien
siOns But with reference to remedy manu- actuTeu IN
this place. and which has become familiar 10 tue public
household words, speak rom knowledge OF its III.
trinsic exceencies its adaptation to many OF the Ills Of
II c, and the security with which il may be used We
OF the NOnpaeil Nerve and Bone Lnimen prepar
ed by H. H. Carr 4 Co., from prescription furnished by
DIR Watson Carr, late OF Morganown, and now OF Wheel
@ OF the most eminent Physicians in Virginia. This
Lnent is based upon the broad principle that RENE
dy which will reev" external pain, will properly com
pounded be equally ecaciOus in removing internal alice
tions principle that has been successfully developed
simply the offspring OF SCehCeI being mild and SIM
pie in its action and yet revealing in its effects ROVER
incredible, reaching the hidden snewS oil man
and beast-and yet being innoxOus weakest innt.-
1t is also by lar The cheapest Lntment in tic being
put in Bottles twice large the majority a. one
larger than the largest besides being more than four
times strong. We commend it to those in want OF
nd cartai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-24
DR. Todd,s Pills

AN be had fresh and genuine at the following places III
" the city of Wheeling and vicinity, vz:-At the Drug
stores OF James Baker: Kells & CALDWELL Brennger &
Cos 6Ritchetownli Brentlinser Centre wheeng)i
he Shoe store of Todd Devol market square, and al
Fifth streets.
They can also be had at P Dunns, Grave Creek; Be
dillion's and Jacob Goodings, National Roadi Benz.
Craven west Wilson St1ngers, west Wheel
These pills need no further Recommendation than lair
trial; they have been in constant for than
twenty and win only give them chance they
will speak for themsey es-try them 25cper boxj sc Per
dozi $40 per gross. jane
III oGAN, CARR & CO., havejust received 1T0 boSes
III OF tobacco, in addition to their large stock Can
round at No ST. and see specimen OF the
thing Also large lot ofimpored Sssars just ohand