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q The most delicious of all our exchanges
are the village papers. We wish the Dis
patch was large enough to give room tor the
leading editorials ofsome of them every day
They are rich. They make terrible political
Onslaughts, and the circumstantiality, pride
and pi9uancy OF their descriptions OF local
events and achievements are beyond compari-
son ahead ofthe city press whose chronicles are
insipid. Then the straits to which they are
subjected, the valisnt manner in which they
meet their difficulties and the resignation will,
which they suffer those ills they cannot avoid,
are all themes for interest and Animation
"Wood receiped at this o6ise for subscrip.
tions,"-is standing proof in winter OF pa
tient endurance under the i'll treatment Of pat
rons. Then the announcement that sowing TO
the failure of the arrival of lot Of paper we
are compelled TO issue our paper to-day on
half sheet" exhibits one OF the exiyencies, 10
which they are often forced-while the intre'
pidity of the act Of sending the paper forth
punctual TO the day, thus shOrn OF its tar pro-
portions, and may be the paper for this pur-
pose bought of the halter and the confectIoner.
shows the undying zeal of the Journalist to
crafty the public expectation! One OF the lat
est embarrassments we have I" record Is the
announcement of country editor IN South
Carolina that some villain had stolen his head
There is theft for you! AS specimen OF the
singular apologies they are some times forced
to make, the last Okolona, Miss, News informs
us that the dullness of the paper of that issue
10 sowing TO the presence of the menagere"-
"wnit," il says, "till that is gone. and then
you'll see it (the Newsl Ioom," Here we have
specimen Of their love for science. The edi.
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I The Democratic party of Petersburg hav
appointed fifteen delegates to the Lynchburg Cor
vention, to nominate a member of the Board G
Public Works
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tor could not forego the pleasure and the ben
etit OF contemplating the elephant. the lion and
the rare comicalities of the monkeys. He no
doubt refreshes his mind by the indulgence
and will repay his patrons many fold for their
temporary privation!
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~ JAS. A. JONES, Democrat, is a candidate for
the State Senate in the Petersburg District. The
Wings have no candidate. Messrs Collier and
Jones ara at present in the field.
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REPUBLIC OF SAN MARINo.-A letter from
San Marino of the 18Th uit., states that the en-
voys Of that Republic have most fatterng
reception at the Tuilleries. The Republic has
men, formidable force for little State Of
20 square miles, and 1900 inhabitants.
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HARPEK's MAGAZINE, cGc.-HArpers
i l. Magazine for April-25c
Louis the XVII of France, the Bourbon Prince
so csnts
Ellen Linn, Franconia Stories) by Jacob Abbott
so cents
Child's History of England, by Charles Dick.
ens-50 cents
Interviews, Memorable and Useful, by q Cox,
D D-Sl
Punchs Prize Novelist, by Thackeray-5Oc
Lives of the Humboldts-Sl
The Monarchist; Novel, by John Jones-50
cents
Agathas Husband: Novel, by author of Ogiivies,
&c-374 cents
Clara Moorland by Emmerson BenDett-5oc
Guardians, &c-S1 ~''
Bleak House, by Dickens, No 1914 cehts
Received and for sale by
HAROLD s. MURRAY,
NH % Broad street,
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH
IAs A cowARDIN. Proprietor.
u71aH r. PEASANTS. Editor.


CPDAR TAR-CousumPeon Cured.-
1 20 most suceesstul remedy now In use for the
- If Incpient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Ga Sore Throat diseases of the Liver and
kiaays kinss Evil Ietosr' Dyspeps'a' &c, pre-
I'll BIZ Mrs E. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street.
5s~sons saaicted with any of the above diseases,
-, nav doub; the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
,uastad 10 call on the Agent, who will produce
rgrop-ous testimonials of its great healing power
s,rr --iva.e citizens, and number OF the medical
E,T,v The medicine is yet in it's infancy, and is
:,;1ed "a sapercede all others in the cure of die
os.,s for which IL Is recommended.
Tsi, and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
~ Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ara
.sI. Tor sale by
HORIZON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
mai GenerslAssntfor Eastern virginiss
uTRTTH STRANGER THAN FIC.
4 TON The remarkable cures that have been
o4a tes by Mrs. DAVIS Cough Bhxir have
,.r,a that medicine popularity almost unpsrai-
f. aaj. The evidences are here, at home; conse.
e-gs1t.y the numerous certificates Ia possession OF
fs 3-opr;etress have truth on their side-s very
important, and, we may say, rare considerations
:, al cases Of cough, cold, whooping cough and
Ug.nonayy complaints generally, this Elixir will
n-,vs TO be Of essential benefit and can be recon-
nsuisd with co1bdeoce. 1t is, likewise, a most
e1csi.ea, medicine tor children. Manufactured by
M-sA b DAVIS, Msin street, Richmond.
F0r sale wholesale and retail, by BENNETT
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS D.
YALE. and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad ct. and CHAS,
MI LSnAUGH, Druggist, Richmond APPS
ORTYATE PRACTIeE.-Dr. PLUME a
/ 60 may be consulted, conidentially, for the
treatment OF the following diseases: Eruptiona
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Gandular Swellings, or On.
la-zemeEts Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
w1sfaer recent or chronic. Also, all those com.
p,ain,s termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention 10 their chemical extract of Wild
P.Iwess, which may be regarded as the very besi
sracle known, 10 give tone and vigor to certain
sosei aud debitsted organs, well as 10 renovate
system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Heiiciues securely put up, With full directions
snd seat 20 order. Post paid letters promptly ~
ks2 I'D TO. Office Franklin street, below Ex
easnaa Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
P..cin ud Virgins ap 15-d&w
TPHDL-TEkY ESTABLIsHMkNT.-
L F. LATSt., On Broad, between 2nd and 3rd
s.--ss, iaforns mrs friends and the pubic, that he
kaeyg at all :imes OF hand large and well selected
stock Of Hair and shack Mattresses. He il
also prepared tc receive ordeIs to furnish private
families and hotels with every thing in the Upheis
tsry iae, at tbs shortest notice and of the bes,
workmanship. he respectfully soicits a csA of all
n usnti ep5-dlmE
5OOg0 lbs SnueSs wanted
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Esaturday was the thirty first day of the Gar.
diner trial. 1t will possibly last as long again
What an immense capital have the lawyers inves-
ted in that case Old Major Winston, long dead
and gone, (peace to his names y while he was
Sergeant-atArms of the House of Delegates, had
not the slightest obj seiou to the proonga.ion of the
session, as he lived near could attend without "a.
cridce of private interests, aud his per diem con
tinued long the session dd-snd especi ally az
he not at all responsible for waste of time by
the Legislators. So towards the close of the ses
sion, If friend happened to- enter the House any
day when there was an unusual propensity for idle
debate, the old Major would shake his jolly old
frame and smiling most significantly. say ''d-u i,
how beautifully they do ospin!' Well, we have seen
very fine spinning done in the Hou se of Delegates
aad elsewhere: but we do not believe We ever
saw any better spinning than is done in the Gardi
I.Sr trial
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IRW AND CHEAP SPRING GOODS

y 4. R0SENFELD has received his Stock of
Spring Goods, 20 which he invites the attention of
his friends ana the public generally pedging bim-
ss.f t. seh as cheap and chsaper than similar goods
can be purchased elsewhere. His Stock comprises
IN pa-, ali the styles of Ladies Dress Goods Nee.
DE- Work Of al kinds, such as Collars, Sleeves.
ad4ts Csmoric aud Swiss Bands and EdgDgs;
Hosjery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c. Also, Goods tor
Gsgtleinens and Boys wear. He will continue 10
re.sjvs through ais brother, who resides in New
YORK the lstest fashions they are intro
du,ad. Cell and take look before you make your
D.rcbsses. II RO9ENFELD,
ao7-3m~ IT'S Broad street.
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E0R RHECtEATIsM.-MA .ELEC.
i TRIO MACHINES FOR MEDICAL PUR
P0SES.-These machines are far superior to those
formerly used, with various acids Ac., they are
always ready ior use, without any previous prepa
ration
TIE current induced By permanent magnet,
na6 09en proved 10 be the only efficient electric
remedy against diseases of the nervous system,
aad ID, therefore, carefully to be distinguished
from the current induced through the medium of
a sa.7sulc battery. Physicians have. therefore, an
opportunity by these machines, to study the action
OF electricity apon the human system to the last
ins oenei, of the whole human race
al mschires procured directly from Us or our
agents are gus Fanteed. Manufactured by Gennert
d Hozke, N. ]. For sals by
o A STRECKER,
nm 16-lW Aoant for tho ruopuf act, ror
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nI HEXTEk & SONS, respectfully IL.
Va form their friends and the public, that they
have remoyed from No IS to No 90, Main st, where
Soey have hand, and are daily receiving from
thxv manutactory in the North a large and fash.
lonabie stock OF Ready Made Clothing, cut
and made in the best ana latest styles, and wil sch
them both at wholesale and retail, as low they
eau be bought in any of the Northern cities. We
respectfully invne the public to call and see for
themselves Country Merchants would find it to
their interest 70 examine stock before purchss-
.Bg NJ HkXFER d. SONS,
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A RARE CHANCE! ATTRNTT0N =
EA NES AND EEEcNTI EAkEN - A4A

sole agents of the United States for Gueand -
OF the most celebrated Perfumery MANUFACTURER.
In Paris intending to stay for some time ia tho.
city OF Richmond. begs leave to inform the World
OF fasnion THAI they have on hand a splendid col
HAIR ois, Genuine Farina Cologne Water, and
other articles in their line too numerous to IA.
scribe, all warranted superior to the articles eena
raiiy prepared here and sold for genuine, al ex.
trayagant prices.
They have also magnificent variety of Combs.
Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes, &c; and other Fancy
Articles Please give US call at our store. ..orne,
Broad and Third streets, before going to purchase
GOWN town and losing, lst time; I'd, money, and
article. SCHAAP q EO
NH 3O-1mS Corner Broad and Sd Streets
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oft IN THE SILLY NIGHT!-
" Oft in the stiHy night, hear the old church
be
The hour of night, with great delight, its citizens
will tell
Yet years pass on, and still that sound, its memory
still will cheer,
OF frends that pass from that sweet sound each
day and every year. - ~
friend had, who died and left me, with his lit.
tie stock;
A silver Watch, with chain end key, and very an.
cient Clock.
For years I've tried to make il Co. and time to make
it keep;
At last took it to a store around on Governor
street.
But now the Clock and Watch is home, for tin .
they're hard to match;
So can safely recommend, to 60 from the Dis.
patch,
To BARTHOLoMEw's store, acros. the street,
I'm sure he'll do it well;
So now adieu, to all of you, and sh your frienda
please tell.
BARTHOLOMEW Watch Maker,
Opposite the Dispatch Office, Governor street.
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FOR RENT.

q FOR RENT-Ths Tenement next
81 above. and adjoiDing the Union Hotel. The
lower part to be occupied as a store, and the up.
per part a family residences. Apply TO
sp16 TOLER 4 COOK. Agents.
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g"THEMs THE P'INrs"-We oncs knew a
man of genius, Major MARSHALL BAYLrss. We
had deplored him as lost-as dead. Our hopes that
ne lives are revived by seeing, in the Warrenton
Wing, notice Of the arrival in that place of DR.
Marshall Bayiss. We have no doubt this is our
friend Maj Bsyiss-and that his devotion to science
has placed scientific title over the military one
ne used to wear. We would like to know from
the Wing if this is so or nsss Did Doctor Bayiiss
begin life with the "Bee hive," that emblem of the
patience and toll that conquer all diff cuties-and
did ne soon take up for the theme of his devoted
studies the brsin that source of intel gence-that
wonderful controller of the character passions and
destiny of mann Did he master his subject and
was he able to lay down the character of a man by
survey of the brain with as much accuracy az
the engineer can lay down the map of country
he has measured with his Instruments If yea
then is he our own old friend Major Bayliss, and
we are delighted to hear of him once mors. May
his shadow never be less!
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
l. THE AGE.-The Va. Magic Washing Fluid
This article now SO well known and extensively
used, has to a considerable extent superseded the
cid and laborious method of clothes washing with
rubbing boards.
Those who wish to save the hard rubbing ON
washing boards, the loss OF time and wear and
tesI" of clothes consequent of such method.
should use this celebrated Fluid. Once used and
its utility seen it will never be given up so long az
there are clothes to be washed
Beware of all limitations. The genuine article
can be had in any quantity at
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RNRRAL AGENCY.-The subscribers Of
VI fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the urrounding country as General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses, and collecting of
claims, either In the city of Richmond or vicinity
TlMBERLAKE g. LEWELLEN.
The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr..
L. w. Timberlaxe In the General Agency and Col
ecting business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asss for
the new concern q continuance OF the same.
jaIs ALFRED LEWELLEN.
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TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RE-

al TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT
~ Gray large Tobacco Factory, on Main street,
is offered for rent for the balance Of the year Ii
10 now ready for operations having eight new
Screws and all other fixtures, of every description
whatsoever, for carrying on q large business. II
has good sweat house, and large yard attached.
Apply to US.
mhsl ToLER & COOK. Agents.
ENOR RENT OR SALE.-The subscriber ID
Il authorised to rent sell valuable Brick
Tenement, in an eligible situation, within five mi
nutes walk of the Banks. The house contains
eleven rooms; with gas throughout Upon the lot
Is large kitchen, with other buildings, hydrant
&c. Liberal time will be allowed to a purchaser
An opportunity 10 thus furnished of making a safe
and profitable investment. Appyto
ap8 w GODDIN
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DUNCAN LODGE FOE sAIr
!, aoove named very desirable re-idsrc. -
me vaiuaole Tract OF Land, coutaininr - s -
wnacn stands. sre offered for sale pr;vs,s. -. u
very advantageous terms. fesoy On
= situsted on the Deep Run Turnp;hs =, A..
snuston ~ OF Broad street. about three eus,s..-
soa r 'se vest OF the city of Richmond. ssd shout
T,s i..I Is alom tne Richmond College.
nur;rn sna 70 hfehiy improved by sbunds.x r...
ssrss sns and good cultivation. And - . .,..n
In - ~ster passing through the corner AZ r.
trees ssroen and near tho house are shruts sna
chricss. ss great variety and abundance ~ -
@nses. r. Iruits and fowers " ~
IN moSa- n9 house 10 well and handson,e,v br,,>
sad 4 ha.ye ye Of brick, 50 By Is feet. two tor.
houses sn5 .Gs high, with all Convenient o,,s.
The stuss,o. aso Of brick and in good renSir
one, and well .ry sn airy, dry and perfectly heslthv
unexcens;oral,s l supplied with excellent vsssr ~
chase puoneoie .e ritle will be conyeved - ~ An
Kenxie ,,py mppay to 7. G. McKsnzis or NJ pr ~.
i dulv an,hos; premises, to the subscriber -
NH 1ad.. seo to sell and convey the sarns ~"
n DANIEL. in.
II CI.0THx. OE THR FRANKTE
S,rsss ~ niNG STORE, from 40 =, a. -. =
ha fo.,n1 .ifu door above l4th strees-whso "a.
Readv NJ 'srgest and best cot mn StocE q
tizens of P;chOfo Ofoshlng ever offered 10 the ri.
stvle. onajitv sns u, Our Stock comprises eyerv
Coats for Spr;n. 9f sssS Of SACK, Dress and Frock
Fancy Csss'mers Pants Of eveFv s,v,a 81 am l. sno
is glnseie; plain and figured Sifk Sss;e .a Susany
fethes vests In endless variety. Ai.a M sno MAJ
ana select Stock of Gentlemen's Fnrr;.Ixery xery Argd
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, &c. 'o'ns Goods,
All We ask is call at the Franklin. N h.
tnat u is the place to &c. the best and most e.
money. nECoTI - ioI youl
mh so-6m 9s Main street, Richmond. =.
-
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- FOK KENT, and possession given i'm.
mediately, that large new Store or Lumber
House. on 18th street, next to Messrs Hartsook a.
Stokes, and opposite Edwin worthsm & Co. For
terms &c. apply to the subscriber.
sp A-I2t WO GEORGE
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- FOR eALE.-fhree very desiraDIe
wooden tenements on Sd street; tirst one con.
tains three rooms and kitchen attached and the
two others contain three rooms each, with a lot
fronting 81 feet, and runs back $50 feet They
all tenanted at this time By good tenants at &c
per month. For terms &c. apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
an IA General Agent and Collector
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BRITANNIA w A X 4 .-Britannis Coffee
ID Pots, Coffee and Tea Urns with heaters, Tea
Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream Cups, Pitchers with
covers, tor milk or water, Hot Water Kettles, Mo-
asses Cups Cups for children, Goblets &C. for sale
by GENNET e. JAMES,
ap16 Eagle Sq-are-
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EsTHIs Is a GREAT COUNTRY


OR, WILL BE WHEN WE GET 1T ALL
FENCED IN--There is 70 resisting the pres.
sure of the times. Steah and electricity, cal.
oric and galvanism. spirit rsppings, &c, are
drawing Us ON with high pressure force
But notwithstanding all this, the place to get good
bargains in Watches, JeweIry, Silver Ware
and Fancy Goods, of every description, is a,
ELIAS HALES, No LOG Main street. The reason
why Goods can be sold as low. or less than can be
bo1ght in New York, are as plenty as blsckberries
and will be satisfactorily explained 70 my new Gus
toners when they give me a call My stock com
prises so great variety, to properly enumerate,
would require a volume as large as Websters Die
tionary. Suffice it to say, greater assortment of
Goods cannot be found in any store south of Ma
sun and DixOn's Line, or north either 1t would
give me great pleasure TO show country merchants
through my establishment, and show them Goods
that they will find ready sales for, at prof. of
over one hundred per cent. Having made ar.
rangements 70 import Goods largely, suitable for
this market and receive Goods direct from tie
manufactures, will keep up supply throughout
the Call and see the Goods and prices;
wishing to make large sales, the profits will be very
moderate. ELIAS HALE,
Importer of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy
NH 80 Gooda, No LOG Main street
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THE SEA AND rrs CURRRNrs.-In a popular
lecture, lately published in Hunts Merchants
Magazine Lieut.. Maury has discussed the circula.
tion OF the waters of the sea. He assumes for the
basis OF his argument, the uniformity OF compo-
nent elements In sea water, which, he thinks, must
be due to currents, constantly mingng the nearest
waters with the most remote. These currents do
not perform their Offices by chance, he thinks, bst
In obedience to fixed laws. Their causes also, must
be certain and permanent. Powerful dynamic
agencies of oceanic currents besides that of heat
are thought to be winds, marine plants and ami
mails, and the salts of the sea water. On this sui.
ject Lieut.. Al. says:
"The sea breeze and the sea shell, in performing
their appointed Offices, act in such way an to aye
rise TO reciprocsting motion in the waters thus
they lmpars to the ocean dynamical forces for its
circulston. The sea breeze, plays upon the sur.
face: 1t converts only fresh water in vapor, and
leaves the solid matter behind. The surface water
thus becomes specifically heavier, and sinks On
the other hand the little main architect below az
ne works upon his coral edifce at the bottom. alb
stracts from tbs water there's portion of Its solid
contents; II therefore becomes speci :ay lighter.
and upit goes ascending to ths top with increased
velocity, 70 take the place of the descending col
umn, which. by the action of the winds has been
sent down, loaded with fresh food and material for
the busy little masons In the depths below"
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- A q h k X S.-Sods, Butter and Water
~ Crackers, and Pilot Bread OF tho bes< quality,
Tor sale at ADAM T. CO.'S Bakery,
NH l2 No Ia Main street.
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1 CM oEhs-SvVOO feet !, ~ ana IN locn
IL Rock Maple. for machine purposes.
tough Virginia Ash suitable for coach and carrisgs
makers. car builders, &C.
$1,000 feet dressed Wilmington I inch Flooring.
25,OC0 feet do BALTIC II do do
kinda of hard Woods and I,umber which Is offered
70 the trade and for ssle 10 Responsible person.
on accommodating terms. By
ap Ill BELvIN PAhhEA.
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Nh AND Mrs. OTro GoLDscHMIDr-TheS Swe.
dish Consul at New York, Mr.. z Zschusson, has re.
ceved a letter from Mrs. Jenny Goldschnidt, dated
Dresden, February 10th, chiefly on business in
which he says:
ave are, God be thanked! quite well. Otto is
very good and kind. He iabors always il at home
always, ia kind always is the same faithful friend
always, thinks only OF my welfare and my happi
cumstanees"
Osto's "ca'm, still courage" is heroic under the
circumstances of his miserable lot in being welded
sweetest singer, and one of the richest won en-
in the world.
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khEsH GROUND PLAsTEk.-We have
! copstantly on hand and for sale, Richmond
uroand Plaster, extra quality, 92k per cent gyp
sum- II. T. Il E. 8. TALIAFERHo.
NH 23-dk VAR,
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NH %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-05
JAMES D. LEHIER,
Produce and General Commission Merchant,
CtIHCINN 4 III 0IIIn- - -

DR0MPTattention given to the sale of COTTON DRIED
&c, upon which advances win be made eif required.
~ Orders promptly filed for Cincinnati Manufactures
Flour Whisky &c. &c.
Agent for the sale ofSar and Tallow Candles Sale
ratps Pot and Pearl Ash and Lard OIL which will be fur
nished al 5OCest n'arAet rats asithgEt Commission
TiulY8-d6u0rn