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YANKEE SULLIVAN.

We feel compelled to take back the COM
pliments we paid Massachusetts, short time
ago, in reference to the rigid justice which
we anticipated would be administered to
Yankee Sullivan. We had supposed that
when the Yankee fell in Yankee hands, his
doom was sealed. But we forgot that Jona-
than's sense ofjustice is not stronger than his
appreciation of cash. 1t appears from the
New York Times, that the treasury of Berk-
shire county, in the Jail of which county
Yankee was immured stood in need of re-
plenishing, and the authorities seeing pro-
bable opportunity for accomplishing that
end, went through the formality of holding
Sullivan to bail, for his appearance for trial.
in the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, which
his friends in New York raised at an hours
notice, forwarded to Berkshire, and the great
Sullivan was set at liberty. On being re-
leased, he "took tea qoith the Sheriff." and
babe Massachusetts an admiring and affec-
tionate adieu.
We suggest that Yankee have the ring for
his next sparring match ON Boston Common.
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TuF FOREIGN NEWS.

An,t,er steamer. and another stereotyped
announcement. 1.-The Eastern question con
t,nnes to be involved in doubt and mystery.
The Eastern Question, It is rightly named
Ills a question, and there is no answer 10 II,
We should like to PROFOUND question: u
two. Are there any such countries as u'Ney
and Russia Is there any such man ~ oa =.
Pacha Is Gorchakoff a creature o. '"o -,
ar;nation If all these are realities, tnel, We
desire further to be informed whether ..'e'e
.ra anvm means Of conveying intelligence iro.n
one Genital in Europe to another we n'u'.
conjecture that they are IN ''i's esfD0'
q century behind the age
The accounts by the ARABIA nave as asu'i'
.nac;t;c and hostile aspect. one sentence
sample of the whole: There are o'nei
samn,s which say that affairs along the
nsnnno are hostile, but that the general De-
Ref Is that the Eastern question would oe
snslly settled amicably." How refreshing
would be one simple, lucid, positive STATE
ment Of facts!
The warlike intelligence is itself confused
and contradictory. One account reports the
Russians as routing the Turks, while, by
another, we hear that the Turks have driven
tho Russians before them like chaff before
the whiriwind. The very latest reports state
that the fighting had commenced briskly IN
Wallachia. On the whole, we conclude that
there has been battle or two. Unless that
conclusion is Confirmed we shall give up the
whole affair as grand imposition upon pub
lie credulity. We are advised by legal
friend that an action would lie for damages
against Russia and Turkey for this swindle,
is there were any court to bring it in.
On the presumption that the lighting has
sctually commenced in Wallaehia, it must
greatly embarrass the movements of the
European powers for peace. If the Russians
are successful, and the Turkish army is
driven into the Danube, all the offers of
European mediation in the world will not
suffice to persuade the irritated and mortified
Sultan to listen to terms of peace. If, on the
contrary, the Russians have been defeated,
and should be driven from the Princi-
alities, even the London Tunes, q steady
unbehever in the probability of war, con
siders it in the highest degree unlikely that
the Gear would suffer such an expulsion with
out an effort to regain his position. In that
event the Turks would ultimately be discom-
flied, and English and French interference
become necessary to preserve the Turkish
throne If "a general war does occur, it will
be in the face of the most energetic efforts of
the leading powers of Europe to avert re-
suit which will threaten the stability of every
throne in the old world.
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INDIAN ANNEXATION.

The British troops are not having it all
their own way in Burmah. The Burmese, in
large and well organized bands, do not hesi-
tate to attack them in their garrisons, and, if
repulsed, they retire in good order to their
own quarters, which are so well defended that
the British soldiers hesitate to return their
visits. Another campaign is considered in
evitable in order to secure the conquest Of
Burmah.
What a terrible outcry would be raised
were the Americans to seize upon Cuba and
pursue precisely the same course there that
the British do in Burmah We should never
hear the last of it, but that which is criminal
and wicked when performed by Brother
Jonathan, is honest, sa;ntly, and commenda-
BILE when performed by John Bull.
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HOLLYWOOD NURSERY,


IL GUEST, Florist aud Nurseryman, few yards
south-,cest of the Public Square which the
Virginia State Agricultural Society holds its Annual
Exhibition, Richmond, Virginia, has always on hand
large supply of Greenhouse Plants. Roses. Grape
Myrtes ldagnolas, Evergreens, Shade aud Orna-
mental Trees Asparagus Roots, tone and two years
old) Grape Vines, Usage Orange for hedges, Straw
berry Vines, (some fine varieties,) Lancashire
Gooseberries 40 varieties Fastolf and other Rasp
berries, Rhubarb, or Pie Plant, of different kinds
&c &c,
augusta Rose-For sale few plants of the new
Yellow Noisette augusta said to be superior in hard
TO Cloth OF Gold, half of its original cost
received direct from the proprietor
CHOICE PLUM AND PEAR TREES.
Pears-Beurre Capiamont, Tyron, Canton, Ste
vens, Gennessee, Madelaine, Onondaga, White
Doyenne, Louise Bonnie de Jersey, Doyenne de Pals,
Osband's Summer, Sodat Saborem. Beurre Dell
Bartlett, Dearborns Seeding, Beurre Goubalt, &c.
Some of the above dwarfs grated on ounce
stock most of them three years old, and will proba
bly, bear the next season.
Plums.-Coe's Gold Drop, Long Scarlet. Princes
Imperial Royal Halle Bleeker's Gage, Mclaughlin,
Smiths Orleans Goes Late Red, Columbia, Monroe
&C., &C. Most of the above are new, not having
been offered for sale this Market and fine size for
planting.
Strawberries. Boston Pine Burr's New Pine
Garden Of Eden, Schneiche's Pstillate, McEvoy's
Superior, Black Prince, and few of the new Cres-
cent Seeding, said to be perpetual bearer.
Also. few new Raspberries of the Fastolf Will
der and Orange varieties, very fine and some Vic
toria Seeding Rhubarb Roots, the largest kind now
grown.
EY Orders received for Fruit Trees of all kinds.
New 10 1855 clr.d2t
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conceit to any one but themselves -
Were they hereditary mobiles, whose genoa
| logical tree could be traced back to as mus.
tr;ons roots as the ancient mobiles Of England
ana Germany, we should even then pay them
~ nacul;ar reverence, unless their hearts and
brains were worthy oftheir pretensions. stu,
an ordinary brick wall. covered with the Ivy
Of Time, is more picturesque object than q
nile of flaming red bricks, just built up into a
now mansion. Thus English aristocracy, may
claim to be at least venerable from its age,
and strong from It's immense wealth, but may
the Gods deliver us from the mushroom aris-
tocrats of America, whose loftiest pretension
does not reach beyond scanty rill OF blood
from the veins ofsome youngerson OF a noble
house, and that little rill mixed and diluted
with thousand plebeian currents ana whose
greatest rride is to lionize noble visitors TO
this country, to be seen with them IN pubic !;
to hang to their coat-tails, and to make them
believe that all Americans are servile syco-
plants like themselves.
And of all descriptions of American fun
kyism this. after all, is the most degrading,
debasing and infamous. No American, with
a particle of national or personal pride and
independence in his bosom, but must be pro-
foundly Inundated and mortified by the OBJ
seouious attentions which are showered on
every titled foreigner who comes to our
shores. No matter what may be the charac-
ter or the talents of the man, knave, fool, or
both combined, his title covers multitude
of sins, and he is caressed, courted dined,
and worshipped, by people who would never
bestow an approving smile on native talent
and WORTH of the highest order, even were
that smile necessary to save the possessor of
these high qualities from despair and ruin
True, these miserable funkeys receive their
deserts the Count, Baron, or Lord, goes
home and shows them up to the laughter of
the world, but, unfortunately, the mischievous
ape sees fit to set down the turnkey as fair
specimen of all Americans. which every one
knows, is libel upon the common, sense, and
decency of the country. Nevertheless, this
noble gratitude does not cure the funkys.-
Their base spirits, likethe souls of craven ours,
become more loyal and affectionate after a
smart fagellation. They are ss ready as
ever to fall down and kiss the slippers of a
lord or lady and, when they can't find a pair
made to their hands, they will try to manufac-
ture them out of a Republican President and
his wife. Poor creatures! they are dis
grace to their country and to human nature.
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THE Fox GIRLs-Itis said that the Fox
girls, having raped out large fortune by
the ghosts, have purchased fine place in
Harmonic, New York, and retired to private
life. This is rapping to some purpose. We
expect to hear of a great increase of ghosts
in the Northern market. Can't some of them
step this way and enlighten the people here
abouts upon the best method of getting rich
without labor? "Oh, that some courteous
ghost would blab it out ~
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NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs.-Cov-

~ lNGEON AND OHIO RAlLROAD.-Propo-
sails will be received at the Office of the Covingfon
and Ohio Railroad, in coviugton, until the 18th of
December next, for the graduation and masonry of
about seyenty-ve miles of the above road of which,
the eastern portion comprising fifty miles lies next
west of Covington and the western portion consist
ing of about twenty-five miles, lies between the
ksnawha River aud the mouth of the Big Sandy. A
large share of the work TO be letncluding bridging
and fuunelling-s heavy and desirable, and is well
worthy the attention of responsible contractors The
western sections of the above work now ready
for examination and the eastern portion will be pre-
pared for inspection by the 9th of December.
Further information may be obtained appca-
ton at the company's offices at Covington and Guy
andotte. By order of the Board,
CHARLES B. FISK, Chief Engineer.
n B.-The Board OF Public Works of Virginia,
under whose direction the Coyington and Ohio Rail-
road is be constructed State account will meet
at Covington on the 18th of December, above named
for the purpose of receiving and acting the propo
sails that may then be offered.
Nov 49, 1853 no 10 t15dec
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The police of New York appeared on wednes.
day in their new uniform. 1t is said that they do
not object to wearing It, but kick against paying for
tout of their small salaries as they have to do.
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-

= sHIP.-Ihe co-partne rship heretofore existing
between REEVE BLAIR, was diss lved on the
lz.h day OF August by mutual consent. Persons in
debted to the late concern, will please make payment
g the undersigned, who win settle the business of
the late firm. JOHN II. BLAIR.
II Having purchased OF Mr. Z. p REEVE his
share Of the business heretofore conducted under the
firm OF REEVE BLAIR, hope, by strict atten-
ton 20 the business to merit continuance of the pa
trenage 50 hberaiiy extended to the late concern.
no 10 JOHN Fl. BLAIR.
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Several Hungarian gentlemen of New York have
started paper; Il Magyar Szamuzottek Lagja, 1.-THE
Journal of the Magyar Exiles." The fourth num-
Der contains animated call to the Hungarian re-
tugees warning them to be in readiness for action,
as they may, at any moment, be summoned to prove
their devotion to the patriot cause, in a new aud
general rising of the Magyars.
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GROWTH OF CANADA.

The recent census of Upper Canada shows
the remarkable increase of the population,
from 1s43 to 1858, of 1O4 1-2 per cent. AT
this rate, it more than doubles every ten
years, and far outstrips the progress of the
United States, which, from 1910 to 1850, in
creased only 66.66 per cent, and is over ten
times as great as that of England or Scotland.
1t is computed that Upper Canada had ESQ.,,
1851, and at the rate of increase made in the
previous ten years, she viii have popula-
ton of over 2,O5O,OoO in 1861; and in 1871,
the population would be 4,225,0OO.
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The trial Of De Corn for the murder of Melville.
was brought toa closein New York on wednes.
day. The jury had not agreed upon verdict at
last accounts.
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND

VN1 LOAN COMPANY.-The annual meeting of
this company for the election of officers and for
purposes will be held, required by law, on the first
Thursday 1.-THE 5th day. of January, 1854, at O'Clock
P. NJ.
This is also notify the stockholders that at the
next annual meeting, proposition will be made to
amend the 3rd section of the 4th article of the
stituton by adding thereto the following words:
"And the Board of Directors may during the sick
absence of the President appoint of their
own number President pro tempore, who shall have
for the time all the powers of the President
no l2-2t w. b. RIGELOW. Sec'Y.
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LOST AND POUND.

Il OST OR MISLAfD.--A NEGOTTA.
months from the 2ist day OF Oct 1855 for 62a2 25
payable 70 the order of Luke McKinna. havina been
lost OF mislaid the owner thereof hereby cautious
thereof has been stepped. The finder wifi Be re.
warded ~ required) BY leaving the ssfns 1t the Office
Of the Richmond Fire Association oc Pts
ROUND, last week, on Broad street, q
= GOLD BRACELET. which the owner can have
by calling on H. ROsENFELD and paying for this
~ is--7ts
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DURE COB LIVER OLIVE have

DUhE lJU Ii EIO OII.- w q udFb
i Just received full supply of pure medicinal COD
LIVER OIL, very recently Obtained from fresh and
healthy liyers and imported by ourselves directly
from she banks of New Foundlsnd.
We recommend il with entire confidence TO inva-
lids and physicians being perfectly fresh, aud 50
pure as to be scarcely Objectionable 10 the TASTE For
ADIE GRAY, Druggists,
ROY 10 l47 Main street.
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The steamship Franklin is to lay over in New
York for the trip in order that she may be pu,
In thorough order for winter service.
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dated Nov. 4, 1853, which states that vessel had
Just arrived in the Bay of Cochinos, with cargo
OF negroes, despatched, on account of Senior Cres-
pc, from Africa. OF the negroes, $50 We're landed,
and loo or more sold to Spectator of Cienfuegos
The rest were deposited inthe horse-pound, whence
they were afterwards sold. The writer says:
The Captain of the Buera Bermessa was well paid
for his trouble, and the Lieutenant Governor of
Cardenas, brother of the Captain General, Cane
DO, received 200 doubloons, for which he has been
dismissed from his place. He has since appeared
IN havana, ior the purpose of coming TO an under
standing with his brother
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VIRGINIA LIME.-Keep it before the
People.-NACE & WINSTON, agents for Viz
gina Lime, have in store AT bbs in fine order and
they offer to merchants builders, and he public
neraly the NEST favorable terms-feeling assured
hat its quality Is fully equal If not SUPERIOR to any
the City Gas Works, (which consume large quanti-
ties.l many of our most prominent merchants, aud
also brcklayers As the consumption of this celebra
ted Lime 10 increasing daily they hope soon sup
ply the irhofe trade. no 10
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NIEMAN'S SURGICAL INSTRU-
"A MENTs.-We have constantly on hand large
assortment Of the latest styles and most approved
patterns OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, from the
above celebrated manufacturer, comprising in part
nne pocket operating, dissecting and dental cases. 10
which the attention of physicians and others ID In.
vited. AIDES GRAY Drngyists
nov ID IA Main stree.
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pICHMOND ATHENEUM.-The COM
IL mittee on this Institution have made arrange
ments for acourse of LECTURES in the Hall of the
Atheneum, to commence on TUESDAY, the 29rh of
the present month. Among those already engaged
for the course,
Mr.. o. P. Baldwin, Mr. G. p. r. James,
Rev. 4. V. Moore, MIR. Geo. Fred. Holmes,
Rev. Geo. ID. Cumnns, Prof Geo E. Dabney,
Mr.. VIM. NJ Biackford, Prof. NJ. Schele de We're
Due notice viii be given of the time when each
lecture will be delivered and of the subjects of the
several lectures. no 15-ts
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DR.. VIM. II. MINOR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. DIR. MINOR may be found during
the day, at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-3mx
u ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Office on Franklin street,
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
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MILITARY.

ATTENTION, MECHANIC GUARDS Assem-
BILE at your Drill Room TONIGHT, at O'Clock, for
Company drill. By order of the Captain.
no l9-lt J. OSBORNE. o. So
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u TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE C1TY-lf you wish to get your
Hair cut and dressed in the latest and approved
style, call on HOBSON. at the Hair Dressing, Shaw
ing and Shampeoning Saloon, under the American
Hotel.
N Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from A. NJ to half past P. NJ, and on Sstur-
day to II P. NJ.
Single Bath % cents, five tickets for 81. En-
trance on 18th street. &C %
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TT THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office of
Fl. 7. Pairo Il Co.
no8-ts VIM N TINSLEY
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V AMERICAN HOTEL
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
]. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
Sc l5-ly Formerlyat Jones's Hotel, Philadelphia.
Ey PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by H. T. PAIRO
CO: in Washington City by PAIRO l. NOURSE.
pts
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OINTMENT AND
III PILLS HAVE CIIRED DESPERATE

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
IL PILLS HAVE CURED A DESPERATE
WOUND IN THE LEG Patrick Leinster, near
Carriek on-Sh annon injured his leg about years
ago with plough, which caused most formidable
wound, which spread the leg to most alarm
ing extent, that he could put his foot to the
ground and, IN despite of all his efforts and the
rious remedies he used, it would not heal In this
very bad state he applied some of Holloway's Oint-
ment to it. and regularly took the Pills; this treat
ment had such an effect upon the wound that in lit
Sold by the Proprietor pa. Strand. (near Temple
Bar London, aud by all respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire and BY
those of the United States in Pots and Boxes ut 81.
cents, 81 cents, and 81 so each. Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A. B. l. D. SANDS, New York, and URCELL, LADD
CO., Richmond, Va
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes.
n B. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
sfnxed TO each Pet or Box. no l7-lw
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r AW NOTICE.-The undersigned have
~ united in the PRACTISE OF LAW under the
firm of DAY l. WILLIAMS.
They will attend the Courts of the City of Rich
mond, and the Counties of Henrco Goochland, Ches-
terfield, and Powhatan.
WIN. WALLACE DAY,
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS.
tY Office in Lisle's Building, corner of Main and
14th streets, Richmond, Va. no l9-1m
THE WHITE GREASE" is new,
convenient and economical substitute for tar, and
other lubrcators for the axles of transportation
omnbusses, carriages drays, wagons, &c. 1t is not
affected by the weather, retaining the same consis
tency winter and summer. 1t does not gum on the
axles and is cheaper and more durable than any
other grease in use.
For sale in tin canisters of three and six pounds
and in kegs of %, so and 100 lbs each, by
ADIE & GRAY. Druggists,
nov l9-d&cts Agents for the Manufacturers.
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NEW BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
IN On Pearl and 14th street, opposite Kent, Paine
g. Kent's. j. w. EVANS.
WESTERN CHARACTERS. by ]. L. McCon-
nell.
THE OLD DOCTOR, or Stray Leaves from my
Journal
HISTORY OF THE RESURRECTION IN
CHINA.
KATE GEAREY, or Irish Life in London.
MERKLAND, or SelfSacrifce.
BUSY MOMENTS OF AN IDLE WOMAN
LADY LEES WIDOWHOOD, from Blackwood.
DBL or Three Fingered Jack.
NEWSPAPERS.-New York Daily and Weekly
Herald, Baltimore Sun. daily and weekly; Gleason's,
Flag Boston Post Irish American, &c. &c.
Subscribers furnished at publishers prices free
of postage ]. w. EVANS,
no l9-lts Pearl sr l4th street,
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u RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The prospects of
war between these two countries has caused the ad
vance in price all necessary articles except
SIMONS' DAGUERREOTYPES. And as far this
useful article is concerned, readers have
fear for assured that if old Nick should
succeed in giving Turkey bdsting, SIMONS' beauti-
full Pictures would remain the ever, both in
quality and price, no IL
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CTMORE NEW GOODS.-T. r. PRICE co.
are opening this day by Express
New style Velvet and Cloth CL0AKS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAIDS
Plain French MEkINOES aud DE LANES
Few elegant Dresses in MORE ANTIQUE"
Cloak CLOTHS and VELVETS for Cioaks
New Muslin CHEMlZETTES, SLEEVES, COL
LARS, &c.
Embroidered and Scolloped HDKFS, in variety
Muslin and Jaconet FLOUNCINGS
Gallons. Marcenes, Velvet TRIMMINGS, &c.
With many other choice AM seasonabe goods
no 18-lm
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HOUSE AND LOT ON 22ND STREET,
IL CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE, AND A
HOUSE AND THREE ACRES NEAR FAIR
FIELD FOR RENT.-The house and lot
pied by Thos. L. Hundley, opposite Mr. Austin Gen.
try's, for sale. The dwelling and out houses are
very conveniently arranged; the former contains five
rooms all in perfect order.
Also Dwelling with well of excellent water in
the yard, and three land attacked back of Fair
field for rent. Possession be had in few days;
house newly painted. HUNDLEY l. BRO,
no l8-itr Fralklin street.
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GHOWDER-Will be served up from ii
~ till O'clock maze of FRESH COD. in down
east style, by R. w. ALLEN,
At the Arbour.
OYSTERS now hand also few LOBSTERS
just received. noI8-ts
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ERENCH MERINOES.--We have in
4 store large stock Of French and English Meri-
rnoes all cslors which we invite the attention OF
the ladies. WARREN l. PERKINS,
no 10 No l4l Eagle Square.