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BOR OF MOBILE BIZ DREDGING THE
PRESENT CHANNELs LEADING TO THE
ENGINEsp DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIHGToH, January Is, 1858.
TT is PROPOSED to deepen ssthe Harbor of Mo-
biles Alabama, at Dog River Bar and the Choc-
taw Pass BY dredging the present channels. -
IS The work required to be done is stated follows:
A clear channel to be excavated three hundred
feet wide, and to exhibit twelve and half feet in
depth of water at mean low tide, viz:
Through the Choctasc Pass. sGAz
aia s Cubic yds.
$40 yds., average depth to be excavated rl
Q feet, so @................. 1888
Exterior Of the Pass
foot, 10 E................. $4,000
S,26O do average depth to be excavated
s feet, "a = ................. a62,s46
i'ioo DO average depth to be excavated
sfeet, ................. $4,000
o''oo DO average depth to be excavated
foot IS = ...-......... 2sl ,250
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HORsE. SHOE ROBINSON, AND SWALLOW
:1.AbBARN!-By Hon. John p Kennedy; new
illustrated editions % ,3
For sale in Washington by io
r9sl54a iha aiag Ip TAYLOR & MAURtY,
Dec4 Booksellers, near Ninth street,
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THESE ships having been
6uiltby contractexpressly for
Government service, every
care has been taken in their
construction, and in their en-
gines, to ensure strength and
speed; and their accommoda-
tons for passengers are un-
equalled for elegance and
comfort.
Price of passage from New
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PosT OFFICE DErARTMENT, Dec. 81, 1852.
Jan 3--2tawtFebl0 rE iaaesf sI G#.g s4a.
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Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers
Dec td&2awFeblO
4he Republic, Intelgencer, and Union, Wash
ington; Courier and Enquirer and Express, New
York; Vermont Journal, Windsor, Vermont;
Albany Register. Albany Express, Albany New
York, will publish the above twenty times daily,
then twice week until February 10.
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MY LIFE AND ACTS in HUNGARY in 1874
~ and lS49 By Arthur G0rgei.
Blanca, TALE OF Erin and Italy By Edward
Maturin, csq author of "Montezuma ~
Dec 70 FRANCK TAYLOR
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RIVER MAILS.
Louisville and st. Louis to Cairo and .Ncu
Orleans.

s@4a OtTt<01tS.
vTHE eleventh section of the act of Congress, ap.
i proved August 81, 1852, provides IS that il
shall be the duty of the Postmaster General to issue
proposals. and contract for the transportation Of }
daily mail between Louisville and Cairo, st. Louis
and Cairo, Cairo and Memphis, and Memphis and
New Orleans. and TO supply such intermediate
points as be may order from time to time on suit
able and safe steamboats,"
10 carry into effect this law, and meet the de.
mands OF the public, 1t is deemed expedfent tc
provide for double daily line between Louisville
ana New Orleans, to consist of an express line
stopping at the principal offices only, and way
lines, connecting such principal offices and sup.
plying all intermediate offices. And also con
Meeting line from st. Louis to Cairo. With this
view 3l-.
PROPOSALS
will be received at the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department in the city of Washington,
until O'Clock p. m. of the 10th day of February,
1853, Ito be decided or before the let Of March
folowing,) for conveying the mails OF the United
States for four years from the LIST July, 1853, on
Route No, s. Express Line
From Louisville, Kentucky; by Evansville, In
diana; Cairo, Illinois; Memphis, Tennessee; Ma
poleon, Arkansas; Vicksburg, Mississippi; Natchez
and St Francisville, Louisiana, to New Orleans
l,4l6 miles and back daily, in ''suitable and safe
steamboats,"
Leave Louisville daily at p m;
Arrive at New Orleans in, days by 5 p m;
Leave New Orleans daily at m;
arrive at LOUISVILLE IN days by 8 m.
The Department reserves the right to add not
exceeding six offices to the above number to be
visited by the express line.
No. 5l02a.-TVay Line.
F.om Louisville, KY, by West Point, Brandon
bury, Mauckport, Ind, New Amsterdam, Leayen
worth, Fredonia, Rome, Stephensport, KY, Clio:
verport, Hawesville, Cannelton, Ind, Troy, Lewis
port, Ky, Rockport, Ind, Greensboro, Ky, New.
burgh, Ind Green River, Ky, to Evansville, Ind,
ISIS miles and back daily, in 'ssuitable and safe
steamboats,
Leave Louisville daily at m;
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TO CONTRACTORS,

Oct S-lawtFebS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

The business done in the Senate yesterday was mostly
OF preparatory character CONSISTING. Of the reference of
private claims aud other subjects committees for nyes.
gaon. Ouc su jet referred i Of particular interest
SiL: whether II hc not cHPeient provide for the ap
pointmcnt of Commission revive the Public Statute
OF the United States and report them in improved
form 10 Congress for it. final seton. The question be
fore thf Committee on tic judiciary
In the iOuse Of Representatives a bill was introduced
which proposes To make grant Of public lands the
several states and Territories Tor the benefit Of INDECENT
insane persons. This humane object was under con
sideratioh at the last session. and lost want time
bl also presented to extend the benshts Of tho
pension laws TO all pesOns serving in the war Of 81.
and Indian wars PRIOR thereto. This is subject ofnter
est TO many thousands
Many bills were introduced amongst which we're seye
raj for grants Of lands for railroads.
An inquiry Gsdlsed in reference the expedeuc,
and necessity Of raising mere regiments Of noun
ted troops for the protection Of the frontier.
resolution adopted directing inquiry to be mad,
to the authority ly which officer Of the army rIn
ployed 10 uperinteLd the Capitol Extension and by wa
authority certain alterations have been made ia the par
Oi building
An important resolution submitted in reference e
the surplus and reduction ofmpOrt duties whci
was laid over for debate
Mr. Benton, With considerable grace declined the pac,
OF chairman Of the Military Committee Mr. Bissel Of II
linois. appointed 10 preside over the committee
Mar. mt DSc. i5M.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17
The ShInpIaster Dummy.

Something must be done, we are told by the pres
ent session Of the Legislature, to rid the State Of
slnplastcr currency The reason. for this proposed
move are very obvious. The people have borne with
the shnplastcr nuisance" long enough and they
are dsgisted with such inefficient laws as wo now
have to remedy the evil 1t is high time then, to
propose some other plan. Those who have imposed
this spurious currency upon the State are beginning
20 this and the public informed that either
the State Backs must be empowered TO issue small
notes. or more stringent laws must he devised for
prohibiting the circulation Of shinplaStcrs.
Another trial will doubtless be made 10y this I.e-
Eisature at the Enactment Of law against the shin,
plaster currency What il il to be SUCH perhaps
as is set lorth in Mr. Kemper' Z, solution which We
have previously given. That a. an attentive to
allowing the State Banks 10 issue notes Of less dc
nomination than five dollars is recommended Wei,
the present party majority Of the Legislature have
the power to pass just such laws as they choose on
this subject They can adopt whatever mode Of lc
g'slation may he deemed proper BY this time they
have certainly had experience enough to convince
thcm Of the ab,urdity Of longer trying any plan but
the right one. But their action now on this impors
tant subject, will serve to show how far they are dis
posed 10 profit by the lessons of experience
When the Legislature seeks n take away from the
people what currency they have even II il g. nothing
better than shnplastcrs, We consider tina, they arc
bound to provide some substitute that will answer
tho purpose in place thereof Yet the plan proposed
now ia to impose severe penalty upon the use Of
shinpastcrs to prohibit the circulation Of them with
out furnishing any other currency 10 supply their
place. As for promised goll aud silver currency
the public have seen enough already to know that
al ends !" promises The experience of al lcgisla
ton that could be- devised has demonstrated that W,
must either have small note currency, issued by
our State Ranks or smnplastcrs
Ne should like 30 see some practical, efficient mod,
adopted 20 furnish thc state with better currency
u We not 10 have small notes s4uel by the Bank.
If the state, let ~ have something A. Tor tlc plan
nos propose dm'y b. questioned whether il would
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17
CHARLES ELLET, JR.
Chjsf Eagin6er.

CsE or "CoSFIprNrIAL' LErrrgs-Ina ruling upon
this subject, IN the T. : Circuit Court Boston, Judge
Sprague decided that person exhibiting another lei
ter marked "cOnlderhl otherwise using it, contents
thus publicly to the injury Of the writer third party
guilty Of gross voluton Of privilege and might be
held peculiarly liable for damage resulting from such
breach Of confidence. This legal construction Of the tern
confidential" j. in perfect accordance with the definition
Of the word given by Webster viz "That which l. "a
be treated keptin confidence private admitted to -pe
cisl confidence and i plainly common sense yieN
Of the matter that strange any honorable persons
should misuse their confidential letters except through
thOugbuessuess and uddgcrtence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

RAILROAD HANps.-On Tuesday last % Irish laborrr4
passed through this place, the Cir destined 10 work
the Central Railroad wcst Of Stanton They were re.
cent cmirauts from Ireland aud 10 Richmond from
New York. in the steamer Jinc.town.
chariousoiie H'J. Dec. 18th
In the election Of Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
ri ascd to that the Representative from this
District Hon Pauus POwel Of the seven Of the
Virginia delegation, who cast his vote against j. w For
ney for Clerk.-B
We learn there a sal, Of Monticello Bank Stock
made yesterday az the handsome price d one hundred
aud ten doIhr' THE will do pretty we'll or an institution
not six months od.-U.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

NEw oGLEANs.-Thc New Orleans Picayune of the stb
says New Orleans is afflicted with any epidemic
OF any disease which threatens remotely to be
demic. This justified in saying from the general
OPINION OF our citizens and on the general authority
the faculty That there have been cases of choleTa of
some sort no one pretends to deny, bus these have not
been more numerous than is usual here in seasons when
no one has let moments apprehcnson-nut more than
We had the same season last YEAR. with such uureason
able attempts to create prejudice aud alarm here or else.
where aud there Is nothing TO show that are ia the
commencement or stage Of prospective approach to
epidemic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

Coz. FoESrY.-Ths gentleman publishes letter In the
KicYcnd Enquirer denying the operation Of the motives
attributed to lin n the removal u Parker he states that
Parker was neglected. d bis duties al Librarian aud re-
moved forihat cause.
Col. Forncy also briefly notices biz famous Roberts let
ter, aud al, that VI friendship 10 Forrest
Whatever nng,t have been the mpcIlug motive the let
ter cyiuccs species o. los rckcry and police ingenuity
inconsistent with every principle Of personal honor That
Nr FOfney as be stltcs has maintained the consttu-
tnui rights u the south, is believe strictly true
81 ha- Capt Byudcfs Yet who would approve Of the
elevation u t'rt character ~ high official station The
objection N Col FOtney il political but personal
We DO not regard his letter al removing or modi.
bing that objection. -LyHsh5Vg H.DnJ'ean.
IL The prcss u the country, north south east and
west, have takeu notice Of ho fact that the Presidents
message, by some most reprchcu-ibe misconduct was fur.
rishei 10 some pipers and set up and distributed by
h, before the reading 0f commenced In Congress
whilst other paprfs with stronger claims we're entirely
overlooked aud lighted About this matter We have
thus hr, -ld nothing, sLan w. perhaps had more cause
Of complaint tluu any, V, had to Luv from the acws
BOYS after Do orrei TO- a House Of i.cpr,
We Do nDt intuition b. nov ina captions pint We o..
lode 20 u DecaS-s t u in which much interest B.
flt
We appfchcnd that s'n1 blt thosa having custody oil
tho message could have hal 90 i aud could have
given pr'ief,bce o. yaper. over others The mat
Co. should bc inquired into II sh0uI be traced 70 il.
, source. Who I'D h'- Washington Ssst,h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

The first locomotive on the Panhandle Railroad was
launched on Monday last the 9th inst 1t is called the
jesse EigngtOn' most appropriately, that gentleman
having been OF all Others most instrumental in bringing
the road TO its present of forwaTdness IL an
honor that well mcrited for certainly Mr. Eigngton
shown determination succeed that not often evnccd
aud has sunontd opposition aud obstacles that might
well have deferred men of less resoluc zeal All that is
now necessary To clear track legislation. This are
strongly inclined To think will be granted this winter ii
1t i not well satisfied that actual obstacle viii
be- thro"n in the way by the Legislature The i'll success
at the INJUNCTION, is guarantee of that elisJUrg
Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

IhE Liquor Law N lNpIASA.-Thc Indianapolis Jonr
nal OF TUESDAY, contains the decision in full of IN. S
preme Court Of Indiana in relation the law passed las,
wear by the legislature Of that State concerning the sale
oi liquor The law provided that the matter should h.
submitted 70 tue various townships in the State and in
those which voted in favor Of restricting the sale no sale
should be made without subectipg the offender to IN.
penalties prescribed in the act. Those towns which
voted against the law could license whom they choose
10 SELL but that no liquor should be sold without license.
me supreme Court held the law to be in conflict wiih
the ioio~ing provisions Of the State Constitution;
The legislative authority Of the State shall be vested
tne "enera Assembly, consisting Of Senate aud House
OF Representatives. Sect l. Art I.
No law shall be passed. the taking effect of which
shall be made to depend upon any authority except as
provided N this Constitution. Sect. 25, Art. l.
Local laws for the punishment of offenders and for
the Regulation OF county and township business are 81,
prcssly forbidden. Sec 80, Art Z.
"hene'er general law can be made applicable all
laws shall be general aud of uniform operation through
out the State" Sect. %, Art. I.
The act gave power To the townships to affirm or nuty
law which the court deemed they had no constitutional
power TO do.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17
CONFINES.

In tic Senate, Yesterday few bills we're introduced
and appropriately referred Mr. Dodge Of lows moved
Hn amendment TO the rules 20 a. 70 have all elections by
the Senate rira ro-S.
On tie House Of Representative the Indian and West
Point appropriation bill. reported from the Commit
tee Of Ways AMI Melns resolution introduced by
Nc sage proposing the purchase Of ;he Mount Vernon
estate II WIZ debated but not disposed Of discussion
took place tie Senate bill prescribing the mode Of az
polntmcr Of the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Both House have Adjourned over until MONDAY
Washington SsHfiHsi, ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17
rf1- MoTmrns, nngAsr cIoTu.- mo-. c,,,,, ,,u 4.

tI MOTHERS HHgNSr GOTIIs-Tbese Cloths vii Do
To prevent Rising Breasts aud give entire speedy
relief to pain In The breasts ~ nursing mother nr from
cold other than any thing tuoun 70 The At this
day fhsy m'y b. without The least discomfort the mo-
Their ahd procured and during psod n nursing
" enev'r any d'rreeabc symptom q hardness or inaaaon
from any exhibits ITSELF they guaranteed q, give relief
and In every instance prevent The Rising There are thou
sands Who suffer 1Ns during The period ~ nurng Directions
for using these Cloths acoomp,n, ih,m.
Tbey are o. sale exclusively w. ApIg 4 GRAY
rsg9 Main street Hirbu,opd yi,gi.i,
~ 1RAVElLERs should svAys provided with Hos u
Byans Pulmonc WsfeTs ~ THIS the year They
Fe coughs is sore throat AMI hoarsnefs IN
eruse god elect npd Pos sale ~ g WOOn Dug
g.st, Richmond, Va, deii a.
IGNuItftHHO'd gtdILY PIOIH- ,ttI,, for sale by
DELI sKtNKEa, Cary street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

TUX WAR aSD ITS CAUSES A foreign correspondent of
the Washington Globe thus briefly sketches the eau.
ses OF the between Russia and Turkey Up 10 re-
cent date the Greek Church has had the first position in
Jerusalem and Bethlehem, and very many thousand pill
gtms visited the no places every Easter from remote
parts OF the Russian Empire; that il OF some n.
poftance 10 retain this position, exerci. ing srorr
moral influence through these votares in favor of the
Government itself OF the Emperor. On the other hand
the present Emperor Of France with the object doubt
less, Of strengthening lis hold omly on the Catholic
clergy, uhun Church, but the population Of France
succeeded in getting from the Sultan the KEYS Of the
Chnrch Of the Holy Nativity in Bethlehem for the Latus
and thus placing them on perfect equality with the
Greeks and this appeared in direct contradiction OF
old usagcs, subsequently, confirmed by Grman but no,
carried into effect the Car has sought cocrce the Sui
tan into reinstatement Of the Greek Church of its old
privilege Penn. Ing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

Miss Cthriuc Hayes made her first appearance before
Lima audience on the 2Jth October, u the opera Of
Lucia, and met with most niuering reception.
BfoOurR DEvoyTEAroSs.--Thc people ofsenaca FaIs
y Y. gave Mr. and hrs. Bloomcr public dcmousira-
ton Tuesday evening Last, the occasion Of their
emigration 10 Ohio. Resolutions passed aud Five
tables beautifully spread pretty cnectuay stripped
" their oysters, cold BAN AID boncd turkeys.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

Cirr AsLsEr.-The New York Tribune has IN. fol
lowing pretty thing In reference Greenw cemetery
a day or two ago visited city, a populous civ
whose houses will outast New York. for they shall endure
till doomsday Strange to ssy, Il Is noted on t.
bssi maps; stranger to say, though its population is daily
increasing no colony ever issues from It's borders
The golden chime OF Pacifcs waves has never charmed
ear there the shout OF the pioneer in the further
west has never lurcd them heEcc new homes In
deed the city speak Of stands alone like rock bound
Isle In the midst of turbulent ocean-thc busy world
~hirs and roars around, but there remains unn,oyed
We visited Il In broad day, bu. the streets were empty
not familiar face or voice to greet us not light foot
step omake music To IL was indeed very
strange; there shonc the sun. with the mild and beautiful
radiance OF autumn, and yet sound OF living thing
Marble mansions were every hand none of the So
Tenn tenanry, for II solemn city, came forth 10
meet and welcome Names were graved on ever, nor
ta but they that owned thcm-whcre were heyY IL was
city Of names and not Of things Of words and not of
works Nv
AZ length there came tran--there was an arrival On
It came, noiselessly, slowly. Was il all a dreamY By
mansion alter mansion IL passed. and stopped tenant
Tor another dwelling; home for another wandcrcr: a
rect for another weary.
NJ 1t seemed TO US stood there aud 50 the sha-
dows thickening the thought hurried away from
Greenwood and were mingled with the tide of
the living
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17
z BBLs. southampton A. Brsndy-fOr sale
- deI JAS MINsTON

deli DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
81 hBI T. southampton A. br.n''y-for sale
M I'M SCI ;-- - ISs, holden g TIE CLERKS
John C6iiy ''' u '"'''' county O'''T rsaa ISIS
Th9ma, Hnnn and E. .seth WIFE Yorsa, and
MaIlns hi. s,e John ciIy, Mar chidry and deoSe
jeremiah Chidry, Decd whose names unLnOwp and
The beet Of this sell the tract Of land
yns 20 @ e%Gn' 1t GhSo'IS o. .ees Jeremiah Ch,ey died
money o. may be divided among hi, heirs;
not re'den o. this state motion plaintiff BY council il
va Gdsred mat Ne said dSisndsn above named DO appear
ss.,Iy to protect their and that . order
m sI so 9fs s printed on The city Of M and TIA,
the day next county Court " WIS
deII-is-i~ wiSsLow ROBINSON G.
SoDA wATEH ApPiHATtS, Tor manufacturing
- draSing aud Dotleng Of the latest and approved
Avenue and goth street. opposite Bellevue New
York. w ''''' ''N
OF soda Wa'S Mashinsry &C. 10 the United States. and
~ s .d MIR o. every article connected With
Dc ii"S@ '' ''''''"''' !" years
uASCY GOODS suitable for presents. Just receive, large a.
o. retail a. pos P b ''''" VI tni' - Iso''aIe
Importer Of Watches, Jewelry aud fanny Goods,
;L9cEs-Ja., received owe, % dGeren, Pattern. Fancy
pIise;;by Eli,s HALF,
ldD ca;'. German Toy Just imr.,!sd 10 e
the ease only, ai low priocsiy ELIAS HALE.
de " No. 100 Main ~.
VIoLlNs, uuTEs, AND AccORDtoNs also rlalne,,, VIC
hn Strings, Instruction Books Also Dressing Cases Wark
merry, soap'. COMBS, Brushes, &C. Tor safe by
Importer Of Watches, Jevclry, ald Fancy Good.,
de No ic6 Main ~.
n iuHrl H0HrN LIGHT =! 'a1 bbls. Burning Fud. On,
titled expressly sales Of criebat.d snp
iacurc, warranted he most brilliant veil econo
cal light used All Who really SUPERIOR article can h.
GESSETf ngrRs Druggists.
"e u No il5 Main ~.
hOCr MORsES tnvyaraiing Cordial fresh supply lust 10
BENNETT BggRs Druggists,
"'i Agents Tor Richmond.
A NEwING TOBiCCO- OF sIPEIiOH aTAiL
- IfAn The nnc Ttncy AMI staple n ouf finest
MuaSturst can aWay be found n every variety pactge
dei1 No ~ Main :, s,t y6nss,,u =,
URF 80 LEAD CHiSEsE yERMILLlON. CORAL AND JAPAN
Iia,csd ON. Patent pryor
lcsis' Philadelphia White LEAD.
Patent INC, wle Pre- Pocof Paint &C. le. Receiving
deH Druggists.
AUOLASSES. 70 hhds bright retlcd Moiss.s,
'' ss.R n s KS, ..l.
HDorro AGO su0AR. 10 htd. very choice qaal,y, FOR
sale| y. a. SKINNER,
del' Cary street
TN pIAIi-ib0 boxes Roofing Tin receiving sale by
deH ". HktNKEK, Cay street
SsUGAH HOUsE sYHUF IN bbis for silsby
- dcH y ~ sKISKER, CAY street
ISUrrEn 20 atkins uot'er gar, P.%; e., ;a.ly
SiwOOPEs FAMILY AM EXTRA FLOUR fr sale ~
- deli v. w. SKINNER, Cay street
nLhNK ETS.-A nm ss.orirnent ~ Heavy Duaed
~ IEef wantcts fnr Negroes so whitney and cStrs sk
der KENT, PAINE KENT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

Almost SuiCtDE In Writ county, lat week, young
man invited his friends step up and take their as drink
with bin. They, thinking him IN sport, accedcd to his
request aud drank AZ rourd whecupOn the youth drew
pistol presented the piece NJ h person aud dres
the trigger. Tho cap exploded without igng the pow
der aud tLus saved the infatuated from certain
deaib, tOf the weapon heavily charged lie text
iricd ~ cut hi nsplsr, tficng deep gah b
throat, but was prevented from making mortal wound
We learn that these rash acts "ai for love" the
young gentleman having been goadcd into desperate dlr
ing by unrcqued affection. -ParkersJry Oar. DC 10
LOUISVILLE MARKET, Dec IN.
Sal 81 - hid tohacco-l2 at - Ggs5 49, AZ is
% 80 SD at : ~, Z TO- AID Z 90.