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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-07


by lhe National line.
Nnw YoRK June g q letter receive.
from 81. petersberg states that there Were
number Of English vessels near Cronstaa
ticking soundings
Mnzrno o. soynRnroNs The Paris
Aoniteur, noticing the report 81 the intend.
ed meeting between The Emperor 81 Austria
and lie King Of Prussia, that there Is ID
doubt that their object is to confer respecting
the eventualities pointed out By the::treaty 81
Berlin, and that the results are expected
from tho interview.
Russia AND AusTRrA.
Austria correspondence published ia ths
European Journals state that it il evident
that Russia meditates al attack on Aus
tria.
The position ofthe Austrian Embassy IS
reported to be painful ii the extreme.
swrnDna AND RUSSIA.
Sweden has openly declared herself
against Russia.
It is the Swedish ambassador, and not
the Prussian, as previously announced. that
has been recalled from st. Petersberz.
siIistria, Il would appear, had held out
bravely up to the 7th inst.
a report had been il circulation that on
the inst the Turks defending silistria had
made sally. and destroyed Ill the approach !.
es ofthe besieging Russian. forces, at the
same time filing Up all the mines sprung BY
them about the place
To this rumor it was added that the con-
fdence Of the Russians as to their ability to
carry the place was visibly declining, and
thatthay had suffered seriously BY the
sprir ging ola Turkish mine.
LEssER WALLAcHIA REroRTED DEFEAT
OF THE RUSSIANS.
Letters from Kariova, dated The first inst
report that the Russians had experienced
another defeat with considerable loss, at
Karakolan on the 5oth ult. The number
killed is said tohave beenon thousand, and
one hundred are said to have been taken
prisoners.
They are also reported to have lost 1000
six pieces of cannon, and 224 men
made prisoners on the End.
The Turks are said to have subsequently,
retired from the interior of Lesser WalIachia
again to concentrate their forces at Kala.
fat,
MovEMENTs OF TRoops DC,
The whole Of the English light division
hadarriYed at Yarna.
Ten thousand more English troops had
arrived at Scutari, and the third division
was daily expected at ConstantinopIe.
The greater part at the cOmbided squad
ronin the Black Sea had left sebastopol for
the purpose Of transporting troops to Varna
from Constantinople.
A dragon corps had been ordered to ad.
vance by forced marches 10 Silistria.
On the 22nd ult number Of transports
arrived at Yarna with troops on board.
TIM BLACK SEA.
The blockade Ofthe Danube had been of
.icially announced.
With these exceptions The Black Sea was
quiet.
The Russian Government has permitted
al British and French vessels to leave odes-
sa.
Tan BALr1o DC,
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There ere about +, 600 Jews II tie uni
led States. Ofthe entire number Il IS said
there IS not sing e one engaged Il agri-
culture ferry curious.
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nissoTn1ioIl motice.

VHE co-partnershiip heretofore existing
between the subscribers in the name
a. Smith &Co. has been Dissolved this day
by mutual consent, the nanac Of the firm
will only be used Ia liquidation by ]. +.
.AIEX SMITH.
j. r. BAILEY.
Yazoo City, July 1854 e
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or0n the fOurihof july ths hands ii
the ofaos took lliday, which accounts Tor
thescarcliy Of reading matter this week.
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Y18oo CYTY paga IHD BOOK sEOaa

Y1Ro0 CRY pAga AND BOOK sT0aA
NEW BOOK enice the city of the Sea
IN by E Flagg- -Knighs Of England and
france by Herbert-Lives of the Queens of
England Life Of Patrick Henry by Writ
The men Of the time or sketches Of lowing no
tables-NOAH and his times by Olmstead-
Liberia on Civil u belty-Herwic Women Of
the West BY John Frost just received BY
III. EMANUEL.
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4 buge bsaT q. '7l97 8 T9l74E11I'

oaaEg weighing pyef rIa hrnered pounds
the reoa who captured hin aa
- writer ags 10 besg Was rob-
bin4 es when 81 shol hin
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NOfice.

EXTRA fine groceries just received from
tiNew York per Steamer Empire City
Chest Extra Gunpowder Tea;
Caddy do Young Tyson do
q Aozes Stewards loaf sugar;
/ Case Mangee pickles,
10 Baskets Champane wine quarts ana plnts
10000 Jose Erasq's segars,
10000 Regaila
quarter cast choice old Vintages
Chateau Bernard Gold cognac bran
and the Virg bacco in the world, for 60
81 h1neS NV. DABBS.
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N1EW New BooKs.-
Life and advantages ola country Merchant
by J. b. Jones.
Our Parish, or Annals Of pastor and people.
The Plurality Of Worlds; By Hitchcock DID.
Central route TO the Pacific by e. r. HEMP.
1n9 two roads, OF the right and the wrong;
BY ]. Knorr;
Kew gardens; ON Chambers Miscellany
Struggles for life. Autobiography Of dis
senting Minister.
The trials Of mind; by L. s. Ives, L. i. b.
Planters Northetn BRIDE BY G. Il. Henis.
Tor sale by june9, 90. w. II Co.
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8A @sS 1sN g ~ 8 q zSRU 9R'
CO. PAGE CO.
ID especially informs their fiiends ana ia
~spubllc generally, that they have greatly
enlarged their manufacturing esibg shment
and that their facilities ere such Is Is enable
them TO execute oil orders with prornptness,
FOR their
09EIEAzAn RAENNz RgaEEhn 01MaBElR
MILLS
which has given 30 much satisfaction through
out the Union, as also Steam Powers 81 ali
sizes and kinds, horse powers, GRIsT MUS,
CORN and con cRUsHRs, together with various
other machines andimpliments to economist
labor
Since their circular saw mills were invented
By and patented, to their senior partner, they
have made many Improvements which render
them perfect il ali their details, and Justly en-
title them to be considered amongthe greatest
labor saving inventions Of the age.
Al phampIes containing full DESCRIPTIONS Of
their three classes Of mills, prices, terms ca
pacity for saving, DC, viii be sent to any
gentleman applying for one By letter postpaid.
Having recently obtained damages in an
action brought in the U S circuit court for
the DISCREET Of Maryland, for Infringement Of
their Patent Right, they do hereby forwarn
the public from purchasing mills, similar to
theirs, from unauthorized builder or their
agents: Address, GEORGE PAGE q co.
Schroeder near Bdaimorest. Baltimore ia.
LINK q HARRISON Agents,
Yazoo City Miss junei6-t5o-t6m,
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THE LATEST STYLES.
JUST RECEIVED
a Large and superior assortment Of
SPRING 8 SUMMER CLOTHING

SEESNG0Se ~ 49, NNANsN@ - - - y ASASN@
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Light cloth and cashmaret dress,frOck and sack
coats
Drab d'eta, and alpaca
Black doeskin and drab d'eta pants
Fancy cashmere and linen
Fancy silks, satin, and marseilles vests
Hats, caps, shirts, drawers. Hosiery gloves.
cravats, umbrellas. trunks, canes, and all arti-
cIes necessary tothe complete wardrobe Of a
gentleman.
Also-A splendid stock Of cashmere cloths,
black, blue and brown cassimeres, black,
blue and fancy colored and Vestng- switch
we will have made to order by experienced
workmen, in the best possible manner.
Our clothing has been made under the im-
mediate supervision Of one Of the firm, who has
spent some time in New York for that pur,
pose. Customers may be certain that they
will get fresh goods, well made, and Of the lat
est styles. 10Th being practical mechanics Of
years; experience in the business. they will
leave nothing undone by which they may be
enabled to supply their customers with goods,
equal, if not su Jerior, to any in the Southwest;
Gentlemen desiring goods in our line, will
please give US a cali before purchasing elses
HA1NES < RUSSELL,
Merchant Taiors.
m. B.-We have removed to the large and
commodious establishment next door to D..
RYP a "a al - K
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Iloticte 8 Teachers and Others

Iloticte 8 Teachers and Others,
6NRDERED By the Board 5fschool comm
= sioners that to constitute ayalid claim upon
tho school funds IL shall here after be required
of each and every teacher @ furnish The boare
Quarterly list 81 scholars attending q et echool
1vith cefdfcate 81 the ents " Guardian thas
such attendance IS correct So chat pro f1s1
distribution Of the funds naq ha maoe Ga Aen
d are entitled Is f.
Ordered also that al teachers 81 eenmoN
schools as such IS claim any portion g .Re
school funds come forward 81 Che dIs. lonaey
Sc inv for examination aud renewal 81 Is
Ssrss s. $3.50. W faractt
president s. lhs Board
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woRE Powder and moro Wnl D hef end
Quarter Kees Duponls Is powder lol
sale s. iune2 ]. y DAbh
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The BALrIo &C.,

AdYices from Rosteran to the 9Th inst.
state that the English feet had appeared
again of Lebanon and taken ten ships from
The harbor.
Admiral Napier, on the 9th, inst vas be-
fore sweabrOg With fourteen ships. Shots
had been exchanged between the fort and
the feet, but without any results.
A French feet, comprising ten sailing
vessels and two steamers had been seen on
the 9TH, of Warnland steering IN the north
east direction.
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HAfNEs I RUSSELL.

Merchant Ial.orS.
N. B.-We have removed to the large and
commodious establishment next door to D.
Swett on Washington st. june9 H s. +.
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'The Star spangled Banner IN triumph shall
wave
o'srthe land Of the free,and the home Of the
brave.
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INV on1nArs June 26. Dispatches from
Vera Cruz to the 2and have been receiY.
lea.
Nothing important from AIaryez. n I
small battle the Insurgents were defeat
ed.
Santa Annals birth day vas celebrated
With great rejoicing but without declaring
40 Empire
Minuel obzagnne has been appointed
Minister ofthe Treasury
Madame sontag died 81 tls 2sth u chol.
era after short illness.
Bos7os June e Tic following despatch
Wa received b ID eminent London house
previous Is lhe sailing oitne Canada
Portland Ee June 22 The Old Hun.
ksr Democrats State Convention Ns q
ion ele today and unani nopsIy nom-
mated Hon. Albion 3. Harris tie eandi.
Isl Governor
We have adtices from .en. which
.Iale that the cholera S making terrible raY.
agss - Plantations il Jamaic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26
THE ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.

This grand phenomenon will be Witnessed
this afternoon, free of charge. The majestic
works OF nature are alike open to the obser-
vation of the rich and poor. so ut your
quadrants, spy glasses and burnt glasses rea
dy. Such sight does not occur very often.
The eclipse of this afternoon, though not
total one, is very considerable eclipse. Ii
will produce an impression, even if its gloo
my grandeur should not be heightened by
clouds and storm, such as is never derived
from the mlder glories of the armament.
OF the early knowledge of solar eelipses,
there is abundant historical testimony. La
Landes Astronomy groups together several
ancient authors who have spoken of them
In Homer and Pindar in Pliny, book 2, chap
l2 and in Dennis of Helicarnassus, mention
is made of total eclipses of the sun The
last author speaks of them as occurring at
the birth and death of Romulus, when the
darkness was as great as midnight 1t is sta
| ted by Herodotus that in the 9th year of the
war between the Lydians and the Medes, du
ring the time of battle, the day was chang
| ed into night. Its appearance, that year, was
fore-oid by Thales the Milesian.
The eclipse will begin in Richmond at 4
o cleck, =. NJ.
The following, is from an article on the
subject contributed by Mr.. n II. Webster,
| to the Portsmouth Globe:
This sublime exhibition of one of the most inter
esting phenomena OF the heavens, will commence
| on the western edge OF the sun, and the opaoue
moon Will occupy little more than two hours and
quarter, before it passes off the eastern edge
having passed across the northern portion of the
suns disc, ecpsirg to little over two-thirds of
the same, and presenting at one time about lI mi
nutes past live, luminous solar ring but not of
uniform thickness making what is called an annu-
| lar eclipse.
The center of the eclipse or vertex of the cone
| of the moons shadow will pass directly over the
Notch CT the White Mountains in New HAMPSHIRE;
and about fifty miles each side of the central
line, eleven and one third digits will be eclipsed
presenting at the time OF greatest obscuration a
slender ring of sunlight around the moon This
favorable belt for observation will embrace the
Norwich, Vermont, University Dartmouth, Mid.
dlebury, Burlington, Bowdoin and Wateryille Col
leges.
AS there will be but one more annular eclipse du.
ring the present century, visible in Europe or North
America; and as the will then rise eclipsed on
the 29th OF Sept, 1875, shall have at best an un.
favorable opportunity of observation. The eclipse
OF Friday, May 26 is object of unusual interest
Inc American Association for the advancement of
SCIENCE at their recent session in Washington ap-
pointed a committee of 20 Astronomers of which
Prof. A. ID. Bache, Chief Of the Coast SURVEY is
Chairman, to observe and report the appearance of
the coming eclipse
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READ AND JuDcE FOR YOURSELVES.

RocHEsTER, October 49, 1852,
Gentlemen Having experienced the beneficial ef
fects of Dr. MtLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
tske great pleasure in recommending them 10 the
r,,blic feel warranted 10 saying that they are
Certain cure for liver complaints and all bilious dis
eases. no matter how difficult or long standing.
myssF was sifiicted with this dreadful disease for
over two years, and oh how thansfui l am that
heard of these Pills purchased OF one of your
agents three boxes, snd before ! had finished the
third box was completely cured. | verify believe
bat for Dr. M'Lane's Liver Pills should have been
in my grave; but as It H. now enjoying the best
of health aud stand living witness of the efficiency
Of DR.: M'Lanes Liver Piiis Besides recovering my
health consider that have saved in pocket some
two or three hundred dollars pbysicisa's fee.
This testimony give you with the greatest plea
sure, aud hope IL may do something towards making
these Invaluable Pills known r. all who are suffering
with liver complaint. WILLIAM HISS,
Traveller In Western New York
r. 8. The above valuable remedy, also Dr. NJ
LANES great AMERICAN vEkMIFUGE or
WORM DESTROYER, can now Be- had at ali re-.
spectahle Drug Stores in this city.
- Purchasers will be careful TO ash for and
take none but DR. M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS.
All Others 10 comparison are worthless.
PURCELL LAD0 + CO., Drusslsts.
my xZ-d&ciW Richmond. Va
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NH so d&cts

APRING STOCK OF f EARTHEN-
~ WARE, CHINA, GLASS, TABLE GUILE
ny, PLATED GOODS AND LOOKING-GLASS-
kS-The subscriber is daily receiving his Spring
stock of the above articles bought from the most o.
proved factories both in this and foreign ntries
upon the best rms
de offers all articles in his branch of business at
either wholesale RETAIL and confidently assures
every enc in want THAT No ONE SHALL uNDERsELL
BIN, OR cFFER GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO EFFECT
SALES
Handsome China Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets
Do. Colored and White do. do.
Cut and Pressed Glass in every variety
Looking Glasses, Lamps; Girondoles
ALSO,
splendid assortment Of Richly Decorated Flower
VASES, small portion of which being slightly da-
nIaged, he offers at GREAT BARGAINS.
Country merchants, and others in want, would do
well to examine his stock and erms at No III West
Main street.
NH 2 ]. d. B. EVANS
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NoTIcE.-The Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Clover Hill Railroad COMPANY.
will be held at the Office of the Company in klrb
mond, on Tuesday the Sgth May, at O'Clock, r. M.
my 24-dIw Treasnrssr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

DIR. MILLS has removed to 18th Street,
between Broad and Marshall in the rear Of the First
Baptist Church. INV Psi
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: Dr.. BEALE has removed to his permanenf
residence on 9th street, between Grace and Frank. .
In streets opposite to the Capitol Square,
z Office ia the basement nv 7p-st.
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BATHs. BArHs.! BATHs !!!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres
siug shaving and Shsmpooning Ssloos, under the
American Hotel-entrance ON fifth street
single Bath IS cents, or FIVE ti.kets for o..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

Thus it will be seen Nashville has carried OF the
prize, the struggle having been close between that
city and LopisYlls
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The NJ Il. CONFERENCE The debate on the 10
cation oil the Book Concern, was brought to close
on the sixteenth day of the session of the Confer
ence We did not receive the official proceedings
but learn that the balloting was as follows:
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& m iNt1Ihiof;iI NO11CE. - ne
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to
fsther, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER l.
MtRRAY, VIII continue TO carry on the UNDER
TANNING BUSINESS, in ell its departments at the
cd stand OF Roper Murray, Governor st.
They will give their personal attention to all or.
GERS sent to them, and will furnish the shortest
notice any thing in their line of business.
Ihey "ill keep constantly on hand general
sortment of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany.
Having the sole agency in this city, for the sale of
FISK Kaymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
me subscribers also prepared fuFnish any size
cf the Sarcophagus, either Of the plain style with
ou the dFapery or such those furnished for Clay
End Webster, being covered with supertipe black
cloth drapery and silver trimmings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
fui drivers also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
NH so d&cts WILLIAM MITRRAY
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" NlRGINIA WORM KILLER-CHIL-
DREN CRY FOR IT.-This preparation has
now stood the test of year, and its popularity is
deliy lncreasine as its merits become more known.
1t Is confidently recommended the safest best and
most pleasant remedy for expeiling worms in use -
lts great merits have gained foT Il the Teeomen nde
lons OF Physicians Mothers snd others who have
tired 1t successfully when all the ordinary nausea
ting preparations have failed
Prepared only by r.. j. PICOT l. co.
Also, for sale by WIN. P. LADD,
my X Broad street,
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW ORLEAss-In
sums to suit purchasers, for sale at all time. hv +
b. b.MACMuRDO. at Exchange Bank.
dec 26-d6m '
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AUDAcITy.--Somor rsscsl broke into the house oil
Capt. Peter Jones, in San Francisco and stole,
among other things, the picture OF the captain q
daughter Julia, leaving the following lines on her
dressing case:
"TellH what could be more pleasant.
To bestow for April present,
On the friand who loves you truly.
Than The portrait taken, July"
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICH MOND, VIRGINIA.
MILDEBERGER SMITH. PRopp1sro.
70 lo-ly Formeyfyat Jones's Hotel Phl0deInh;o
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ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
MoTAhf PUBLIC:-Ofice on Franklin street, under
the metropolitan Hall. Richmond Va no
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The house of ]. ]. Porter, about seven miles
from plcksburg. was struck by lightning On the
night OF the 9th, and the whole end of il dssYfoved
The timber was scattered all over the houseIaIl
the glass; and nearly all the sash were broken out
OF the windows; two guns-one of which being
loaded, was fired of-were broken, and the pieces
scattered SO that they could not be fund. 4 aask
containing powder exploded. There was keg of
powder in the house. and the lightning Knocked OF
two of the hoops, but it did not explode Six per.
were sleeping in the house, aud strange to saw,
none ofthem received any injury except Mr. Porter,
and that only from his endeayers to extpguish tn
fire, which he accomplished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

NoTIoE,-The Annual Meeting of Stock
noiaert OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
company, will be held at the Company's Office in
Richmond, ON TUESDAY, 3oth May, at II O'Clock
A M. JOHN WItTJAMS o'A
ap29 5tawtd Treasnrer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

The RESPIRATORY ORGANS are pecu-
larly sensitive part of the human Frame and their
ptbility to disease msniests itself in various
forms, such as Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis,
Asthma, and that fearful scourge of our race, Con-
sumption To remedy these diseases, STABLER's
ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPEcToRANT is offered to the
public with the that il Is empirical COM
pound, but preparation sanctioned by medical sci
ence and comrnendation. Its beneficial effects in all
the above forms of disease nave been certified to by
incontrovertible testimony. You are advised TO give
it a trial. STABLER's DIARRHGA CORDIAL is also a
remedy which has been tested and approved BY hun
dreds of physcians and others. See descriptive pam
phe, to be had gratis of the SCENTS Price OF each
only 50 cents, six bottles for $2.q
Z III. STABLER CO., Proprtetors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
wholesale Agents, Richmond.
ont Virrnis, my 27-dkci2t
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j. j. CARSON q Co., Nos. 41 AND 43
LIGHT u INT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard sIunvs on hand snS
'of sale at lowest market prices. je 1s-Iy
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THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.-DR

III d, BENUAN, Ureduate OF the Berlin University
end native of Germany, offers his services to teach
the German Language 90 class of pupils in this city
He 10 houored by letters of recommendation from
a Won Humboldt. of Prussia, George Ticknor. Esq,
Of Boston. Charles Anthem, of New York. and other
minent gentlemen in Europe and this country.
He proposes later in the season, to open a School
for the thorough education OF young gentlemen pre-
rsstory to their entering the University of Virsnis
or any ether Collegiate institution in this country,
or 10 their engaging in the active business of
life.
REFsRyNcKs-Protessors Gessner Harrison and
schele de We're. University of Virginia, and Mr.. O..
A MYERS Of Richmond.
Apply at his office OF Broad and ilth streets
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RLACK SILK LACES-We call the
sHeation OF retailers TO our stock of Black Sill
a1esi among which there are some new and very
"'hasoue patterns. We will offer them very low
80. 0fkTER L. ALVEY
-.Ay 8" No l6 psarI
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EUSTACE 81 APPLEYARD, CommIs
- SION MERCHANTS, Office on North side of the
BASIN They will attend to the sale of TOBACCO
CohN, WHEAT, FLOUR, &c, and will promptly
execute orders for the purchase of goods of all kinds