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s-ls's - ts.ssAsi, pssaasia sslssils6 shssi, Ths
"Aas- which very loas. roach TO the top aounes
IA fastened In trout by buttons Of pearl Over this robe
worn manteiet OF the shade, Il IL very low the
shoulders. reaches only the waist and ia trimmed with
very deep white gupurc lace which, by It's transparency
adds sun more to the lightness Of this costume.
Inc manteets escharpes predominant the deep frlls
win which they trimmed impart considerable rich
ed or trimmed with lace; others composed entirely
the latter material have seen some cashmeres embro-
deted In gold aud in coloed silk The palmer manteet
eschapc, intended for walking has deep lource OF the
same material the mantelet
Aost OF the tissues for this spring extremely rich
silks Ate generally in favor; tho ounccs have unwovcu
eta, with three shaded green LOUNGES having black satin
Spots Another of two colored tsets with four hounces
black and green alternately; the black ounces there
Is beautiful wreath worked in green aud on the green
hounees one worked in black
Dresses oil silk aud baregc, in Turkish patterns, with
uouuces, brooches on stripped with satin, very much
IN vogue They src trimmed with coques OF rbbou-the
same color as the ground Of the dress. and ee
CANT invention has lately appeared consisting Of ounces
woven IN the dress the skirt being OF plain coored silk
and the hounees plaid edged with fringe, the silk
itinged out; sometimes three very narrow fringed
scaloped waered silk houuces ornament each of the
broader ones; even in this case, the whole trimming
woven in the dress very beautiful material for robes
Is composed OF silk and terry velvet when in lilac, with
small flowers breaches in white silk. il forms elegant
carriage dress. Plaid moire antiquities also worn.-
The skirts OF dresses are full in order
the bottom edge to set out straw Is sometimes sewed
in the hem.
Bonn,ts continue to be made very small but thrown
back somewhat less than during the winter and sit closer
TO the Acc. Ornaments in inCe variety; there
also great miuy very full ruches either of blonde rib
bon Grape very the edge Of the 'front.' Court
knots placed the curtain behind from which pro-
cccds each side loops OF robor feathers wrcaths
OF flowers which terminate at the checks Fancy
is in high favor also straw trimmings arranged in
bands and mixed with Grape blonde or taieta Among
the beautiful inventions which have seen late.
w, Tod with,
large ruches of Grape and blonde embroidered with straw
On each side punches Of volubes aud foliage cherry
coiocd tatetns with straw branches Another bonnet Of
lsay green With the top covered with
the ornament is each side from which proceed
two branches OF foliage aud buds the first crossing the
front and meeting the opposite. the other turning behind
and fastened by tow and ends. At the edge of the
front, ruche of hsr and gupure is mixed with
green crape-insido roses aud blondc.-Jour OF Com,
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the post Office OF Sin Francisco is such extraordinary
sum- and the yearly increase great anything now
on record in the General o. that give it in the official
figures as OF the remarkable facts in the progress of
Caitorna-the political, financial aud social miracle of
the world The amount paid into the treasury deucting
the postmiser allowance, for the third quarter 1851
was s2,4S6 For the first quarter of 1851 1880 And
Is the opinion OF Colonel Henley the efficient postmas
ter o' San Francisco who is in this city that the
surplus box rents for 1855 will realize $4,000 The
boxes are arranged with lock and key that holder
helps himself without delay Some boxes pay high as
$40 year The highest amount realized from the New
ork post office is $4,000; Boston 81 6Si IA New Or.
leans 81 ,SOS 81 We do not know what amount has
been yielded by the Washington post office under the
highly pnpuar accommodations OF Mr. Postmaster Ber-
rett.- Eash Union
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LOCAL ArFAIRs.

MAvoRs coVsr YEsrsRnAy-TnAEAIsA Ann Assaults -
Robert Seldom. free colorcd fellow who keeps small
confectionery store In Butchertown was brought up on
charge Of assaulting the 7h inst, Jas Scott another
free colored Scott In the habit Of visiting tho
house Of the accused but his conduct was 30 bad that he
was ordered to discontinue his visits.
He there ater Notwithstanding this c,ution and
Seldom whipped him. lie discharged FROM this OF.
fence.
Jim, however, swore tina, no and Others drank ardent
spirits his house. whcreupon his honor ordered the
parties who-drank r,th Jim to be summoned wit.
ncsses.
The will be up oday.
Run ovER.-As Mr.. James Lyons carriage was passing
at the Of sh and Marshall Streets the 9th
Of last month"; small boy, while In the Of crossing tho
horses and slightly hurt.
Ono OF the watchmen who witnessed the circumstances
was examined by the mayor yesterday in reference
the occurreacc aud especially at the Of speed
which the horses were going at the time
The watchman proved that they were going at q very
slow rate and that the knocking down the boy was ut
tery unavoidable.
lie was bicking to avoid buggy which was crossing
at the same time with Mr. LIS carriage aud In epdeavo-
ing to avoid .got directly in front Of the horses.
The mayor said he knew of no ordinance regulating the
speed OF carriages other spring Injuries inc-
ted by vehicles OF this class through the negligence
drivers, were offences punishable at common law The
ordinance In reference to speed applied only to ocomo
uVes' wagons, or the like, but not to carriages
In this case he could evidence Of neglect and
should therefore, suffer the matter remain without tax.
ing further cognizince OF il.
FURTHER CoMNirTkp. Williams tho SIN all
boy who was charged, few days ago with stealing gold
watch from VIM. w. Cridln, employee Of Mr. Vim.
Bailey, coach maker, further committed till Monday
next when his father, IL Is believed will enter recogni-
zance for his future good behavior
BARoAis.-Spenccr Sn,ithey the FREQ colored fellow
who was ordered thirty. on "Wednesday, for stealing
oartei OF lime from Matthias Wcnkers the lst inst
having an idea that tho number ordered was hiry-nipe
proposed to his honor that no would take thirty rather
than appeal to his judgment.
Ii was found upon referring to the record that ,b;,
was tho precise number ordered He took the to.a n
abandoned the appeal. N'N
SKULL FRAcruRsp-Two men, named John Kinnard
ana 'ohn C1ny, got into FUSS ON Monday night at
ny seized four pound weight and struck his antagonist
several blows With It on the head aud face.
Tue mead o the unfortunate fractured In seve
raj places aud his lower lip almost literally cut or His
CONDITION Is very precarious. We learn. on yesterday
that his life was despaired Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

EsvAL-Tho U. S. steamship Massachusetts,, Lieut.
Commanding Meade, Is now ready for sea- aud
waiting orders from the Department The following is
list Of her officers:
X w Meide Lieut. Coml'g Thomas N Cros7an, Lieut.:
Edward Barnett, do; j Is McCauley Master. George
Cutter, Pur'er Rove, Purser's Clerk Francis Poe
Captains Clerk; HARRISON Passed Asst Surgeon;
l'herwOoi, Chief Engineer; A A Semmes, Passed Md.
shipman Young, do; d Forrest, do; = Patterson
Let Asst Engineer Davids 81 do III. ainos, Sd do;
Drew Boasw,in; Loffncr, Gunner; A Cassidy, Car
penter.
The U. s soop Of war Cyane Commander Holins, bav.
ing lately undergone repairs in the Brooklyn Dry
Dock will shortly leave New York Tor Norfolk, TO
her p,ee Ia he Home squadron, under tho commiod Of
Commodore Newton.
The receiving ship North Carolina, at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, has board between five aod sS hun
dred seanen, including the Of the Princeton
and the sloOp Cyane.-NOrfoik Beacon.
FoURrn oy JULY.-We understand that tho corner
stone Of the Odd Fellows Hail. Church street. will
be laid the Fourth Of july with the appropriate
monies distinguished orator from South Carolina is
expected 70 speak the occison aud the ceremonies
will, doubtless, be quite mposing.-B.
Our Market Is abundanuy supplied with wholesome
vegetables and every variety Of fab, but Is almost
urey wanting 10 good fresh meats IL does require
that self denial often complained Of In the Northern
markets. TO dispense with tho Of high price beef
here have 70 live Without from necessity, owing TO
the fact that conno be procured even at the highest
Fates-B . .-....-. .-
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The Paris Fashions.

FARIs, May 10, 1901.
Our spring weather has been beautiful, the sunshine
so brilliant that the Champs Eysccsnnd the Bots de Iou
Iogne every day look like repetition Of Longchamps-
The new fashions are there displayed by the elegant
pants Of the rich equpagea and can assert that luru
y, whether 10 dresses, coiues man,ees sbaw, or the
thousand other useful useless trcs which deck wo
man Of fashion, has reached higher degree Of
fancfulness and e1travsgance.
Among tn conspicuous toiettes fothe richness OF the
material or the elegance Of the STYLE which were erhb.
ted to the admng gaze OF the public at Longcbamps
may mention robe Of taifeas, trimmed with twenty
small Hounces lilac and white alternately At the edge
OF the lormer is narrow white silk Tom Pouce fringe
and ao one 10 the latter. The blending Of these Two
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THE WEATHER AND CROPS.

Is NORTH CARoLrsA.-The Wilmington Herald saws. tho
change In the weather last night decidedly cool
transaction Summer comes in muilsd up in thick clothes
aud blowing his nose
Is Souru CARoLrSA.-Tne Lancaster Ledger s,vs Wa
enquired of gentleman the other day conserving tho
wheat CROP and he assures that the prospect good
crop s by no means encouraging no says the rust has
shown Itself large portion OF his crop and h., sax il
will inure it very much We told the prospect for
pretty fair yield Of corn is good-cottou we believe Is
doing as well as could be expected from tho late osts we
had.
Is GEoRGIA.-Thc Atlanta Intelligence saws. for tho
past week or ten days have had succession OF fro
quer aud copous showers which have had most cheer
ing elect on the farming prospects. From various drec-
tons receive encouraging accounts of the condition f
tho crops The effects of the late oss will be far less in
furious than has been anticipated
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DIsEAsEG OF TIE RNR

The only I'd phyai
NJ clan 10 virginia. except few who have kindly
70 treat charity eases practice DR. BraneTds system Of
uetns diease, OF the Eye, which proved success fu
n ny 10y; system, which 1. Unless in treat
ana total blindness Inflammation Of the It's
apPeIagss intolerance Of light falling eyeds far and
near sehtedhess from disease cataract Ae Of yeas
nave been cured and perfect sight restored without
p y lew minutes, and often only few seconds
hIP"a"h OF Instruments Of recent invention
pen nehthe by the system, without that All who
" w '''' '1''''s'" pun +" 'o he
D watha can be consulted, form A. NJ and from to
letter. 1900 ''''''o"'' W. Oi ny
zee r consultation g. Por prescription and
Sor visits and additional treatment, extra charge
~ No letters answ red without the money is enclosed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

CIRCUIT CouRr-The Court pied Yesterday with
the secord case Of the Common westh vs. Williams for
passing acheck forged on Surdivsn Hurt Co. After con.
siderable difficulty aud delay jury procured aud the
trial proceeded The following the names of the Jury.
men; John Finn, Reuben Clements, T. W. Deaton H. T.
Jameson, D. L. Weeks, +. p. Newsom, VIM Carter, r.
H. Andrews, j. H. Atkinson Miles Birdsong WIN. Knock,
Patrick Foley.
The same witnesses examined Tuesday were again ex
amned yesterday, aud the evidence elected the same
The case was given to the jury about o'clock who
alter absence of fifteen minutes returned with YER
dict ct mot GUILTY -" The Prosecuting Attorney
her as he declared IN consideration of the weeping ia
ther who was present entered no proseq on the two
pending indictments, and the prisoner was discharged
Pet. Express, June s.
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The WHEAT HARyEsr.-Within tho last week we have
seen quite number of wheat fields in this county that
WI" De ready Tor the grain cradle and reaper by Monday
Inc crop so far as Spotsylvania is concerned will be
'amcntabe We conversed with at least a dozen gentle.
men at Spotsylvana Z. H. on Monday, who assured us
'hat ey would not get back much wheat they hal
so"n we know that is the habit of many farmers to
complain when there exists sufficient but in this
case is, alas too true The joint has devastated
hoe regions OF the country like Egyptian plague and
aid waste thousand OF acres rich in promise but which
time has sadly blighted-if not utterly destroyed
Some remedy must be suggested a very early day or
the raising oil wheat will be utterly abandoned to any
extent IN this county; and what of Spotsyvania
applies with equal force to neighboriug county Of
Statiord.-Ffeiercksbu Herald June s.
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business firm in Memph has recently been swinded
out oftwo thousand dollars The rogue represented him.
self az fur dealer from Arkansas and after inducing the
firm by letter to purchase largely OF ius him. he came
on and stating that as his bill was not filed he would
proceed up the river aud make additional purchases BE.
fore leaving however, he presented certificate OF depo
tie for $4,000 New Orleans Bank upon which the
firm advanced him $4,000. The certificate was ascert.ned
TO be forged after the sharper had got Of tho way
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

NARROW EscApr.-A man named jeremiah Downs had
most Fortunate escape from death by the explosion of
nuket which lie discharged Monday last near the Uni
ted States Hotel The muskct it appears had been load.
ed Tor considerable time. of which Downs was not
aware He discharged it bird and strange the object
was less harmed than himself The gun burst into sew
era pieces without doing him any greater injury than the
explosion Of the powder about his face which was much
dscolored. His escape was miraculous
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BvpsiraaIu. 10. 1854.

60 abe .S.ior. sf a.. Wki9
Your eortespondentsand papers represent the
Wheat crop to be an uncommonly good one in Virginia
This may be so in many portions Of the Stats. But in
large district OF country owing the ravsges Of the joint
worm fly and chinch bug, half crop be made
This the case in the Northern part this county Cum
from what hear In all tho counties far North the
Potomac. There may be some full crops-bu, they
exceptions The general cry is that the crVp cannot be
half average We bad good for planting
tobacco last Thurseay-and about half the crop was
planted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

Its announced that call for general convention OF
the people OF Ohio in relation the position of the Sa-
question, will appear and be throurh
out the State for gnature4 It's proposed to hold this
convention the 18th july the anniversary Of the
sage Of the Ordinance of lTsS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

The balance due TO Great Britain on account of the
Greek Loan guaranteed by il has reached EI72 5ls
The sum which they have pay, and are still paying i
1900 year. The last received from the Greek
government in repayment OF advances, was long age
as SAG, and tho amount was only Ct 1850
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

iENRIco TRooP.-A meeting will DO held at 4 O'Clock
TINS evening at the United States HOTEL elect officers
and complete tho organization OF the uenrco Troop
large meeting is anticipated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

THE FisuSG SEAsOS.About 20 sail Of vessels arc fl
ting out at this port for their first trip the Bay Of S.
Lawrence, aud one or two have already sailed. They
proceed nlan voyage Of uncettliny az they have
Tor the list two yearauncerin where they are TO
sh, and from what grounds they be driven. The
British Government We believe, have withdrawn their
armed vessels, but the colonial government Of Nova
Scotia has made restrictions and laws respecting YES
sells which may visit their coasts. These re- trctions
however Of such that they will fnd il hard
work carry them out aud they undertake. TO enforco
them strictly according TO tie letter they will he pro1uc
tive Of trouble thin heretofore. II Is the vicinity
Of tue Of New Brunswick that the frat vessels are
IN the habit Of Tequenng, and suppose that they will
suffer spies to he placed aud kept board their vessels
every time they happen pass within the three miles
limits to get wood and water something which no YAM
kec will think o. An attempt to do by the New Bruins.
wckc.s cannot fail OF producing trouble, aud wo shall
await with interest the arrival Of vessels IN those
waters Gioucesher 7siegrdph
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

~ The exports Of Domestic Produce from the DOR,
OF New York, during the month OF May, we're of The
value Of 1884, 900 agains, e. 900 the same month
10 1868.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

The Detroit Tribune says: '.Nottn least amusing in
the dongs of Yesterday May 90 se fact thai, large
bodies oil peope-whole families from the country came
a TACT" $500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

Tobaeeo-On Monday at the Pa warehou,. ma, s,-
sa's ons,.a and sold to S o5 4, the
10 ana hhd OF manufacturing SOS and s5 change me-
w @ IA srades good to hne nanufac ung qnSs
anu SIN NJ quotations Yesterday l6 hhds NJ M
ies warehoae-ais Of Is follows Tugs and common "Snn
~, @ MI ~ sa 3D. 9S sl:oe boxes leaf rem
me STATE wrrehouse break Of ~ hhds follow, 4 H. NJ
40 40 G3r d9o ,oS, Is 100 Market SGIht. an
house, bids AS, os5 95 Gs Atihe PspteI' hn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

An EnGlish jury, in criminal case, Is said to have
brought in the following verdict verdict Guilty with some
little doubt, as To whether he is the man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

u An exchange paper states that Nc. William. Of
Madison county, Ca came u his death on the goth nj,
from being staug by wasp lie died in less than ten
minutes aitet being stnnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

We are informed by farmers of this county, that the
wheat crop promises fair for than an average Weld
Our exchanges from different sections of the country,
speak svoraby of the prospect Of abundant Yield"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

tW-AUCTIoN NOTICE-At,entlou requested TO the sale
Of gegant Furniture unusually variety Of House.
keeping aree good order 70 take place TIL, morning. COM
menene AT 10 O'clock the residence Of Mr. Mace
Cary aud 6thsreett
10 THos. W. KEEsRE, Aue,.
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MARRIED..

On the Goth Of May Paul.. Church By the REV. Alexander
Jones' D. n M ROBERT j. MORRISON, 70 Miss KITTY uLTH
HARRISON, both Of the city Of Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

~ The amount Of gold and gold dust arrived from
California, during the month Of May, was 50 zee ss2.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

MURDER TRIAL rs BRooRLIS-The trial Of James An
toni for the murder Of John ferdnandi was commenced
Yesterday, Ia the Court Of Over aud Termner; Brook
lyn. Ferdinand shot dead in Marcy street near
Ro ney street, East BROOKLYN the Sd OF March last
an implement in the nature Of spike found near the
murdered man, which was proved to have belonged to
Anton The testimony, however, is entirely circunstan.
tial Both parties were Italians.
Some five or six witnesses were examined Tor the pro
seCutiOn
Important testimony given by Of the captains
Of Police in Williamsburg who testified that when he mr..
rested the prisoner lie asked him point out his trunk
Prisoner pointed which did not prove to be his
own While going to Williamsburg the prisoner attempt.
ed to give the key OF his trunk Italian in the street
The captain, however took away the key aud back
TO the house and asked the people there point him
the trunk OF the prisoner.
They did So aud n IL found pistols balls and
powder On the nf the prisoner were found per.
cussOh caps.-N Y ELpreaa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

s5-The st. Louis News gyeI the following as the ro
cept' Of produce for the twenty four hours preceding
Monday evening.
C722 sacks wheat; s46s sacks corn 1915 sacks o.t,
G2I sseks rye; III sacks barley; G55 sack potatoes
one boat, amount Of each not ascertained Is1 co.
bran; i772 bbs -four 5sl bbI5 wbi,key 2ss bbls lard
6sI bos pork SO3 bales hemp; 800 coils rome sosa
plg' leid 222 bales hay 20 hhd tobacco 1000 guns
MES from linoi.D POI hides; 90 Casks meat. zoo
pieces bulk meat. ' ''''"'
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NEWS FROM TIE DOMINICAN REPUBtIc

CRY ST. DoMISGo. May l6. 1854
Tie anticipated War wiM Hayi-Egoris of Tie Frenc.
aud English 10 preuemtn.
Since my last, matters have altogether changed in re-
gard TO the Five French vessels of war; and one
English, Port Prince keep Soulouque quiet
The English vessel of Trncomelee also lett Jamaica
for Port Prince for that purpose Emperor Napoleon
has sent present of spcndd OF porcelain TO Pres
dent Sintans which of course he did not refuse cam
not guess why the French and English are 80 very aen.
tive to this republic there is certainly something in it,
One thing Is cerrin the day wish possess this
land American vaor will take it with much ease as you
would pinch OF snuff FELIX
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-
NJ Of importance, Witch has been ana
E 10 hT United states Court for the Virginia
Ayrs OF Dr. Joseph H. Royster deceased in
9hg property belonging TO Miss A. r. Tnsley infant
s curing The present session, by H. T. the
Oy Robertson and Andrew Johnston for the defeniants
ne papers are In the hands Of the Judge for decision
SUES IF Tobaeco by McRINNEY &c DUPUT-
4hhd' r Clarke, Of Ruvanna-2 at 10y and 49, and
thhds Tor II Tosr Of G,oehand-i a, 1syqa,o snd1 a.
hldt f'r y Perkins Of PIuvannai i54 w and
hhd' for oha' m'e of doohlaud-ai i2 ~ and $40 for
. Brare-9 hhdr leaf siol, and lug. ASK
wright Of Jouia5 hhds part his cropD leaf At 1OH
and li0h, aud lugs at iI1. 80
Taylor, on Granville, N O. hhds Tugs at 6k o.
Perkins, Of Yuyanna2 hhds leaf II g. and Tugs
So. later Of Hol,ow,y-G hhd,: 4at19, atisS,iatao
Hagland u Goochland-Ihh ds at92 at sG lat and
g'S Rad, Of Chario,te-4 hid. AIRY, 49, q. snds7X
samuel watkins, Of Louiss-2 hhds leaf 2K ana log,
Joseph Wright, OF Loui.a-9 bids at ~ andsI4
Granville Wright-s hhds at ", ~ and %.
" Ryals-2 hhds leaf at 10 and ", and sat 1910
Hiskei-i hid lsafat ~, and logs attCI
90 oop.h . hhdsat ~ and az.
Captain WIN Shepherd Of hhds AZ gOig and
10 2atSi at 81, and 8 iugs At7K. 6, and s5C5.
~ u hoiand-i leI A. 10, and Tugs At $40
Pekn, Of Jouisa-i hhds hhds leaf NJ TO- 81 az, and
vs. II Tafnsr-l ieafat OK, Jugs ssI
Geo Chrsimas-8 hhdS At 70, ~ and az.
Or MaeFenre Of PoEhatsn-4 hhds AZ sE ~, T. and
Bed.os, Jr, Of Nuv.nna--s hid, at I9I. sH and AK
AMI Tugs At GH, o. and f5H.
09oisr, o Louisa Ind, 2ieafst IGN 1877 mixed
X Y Ohh1-2 hhds At 70 and siO
WIN Wght2hhdI i2k And t32H, the highest price paid
aud bought by Nathan H. Thornton Eq By whom We have no
aonb " VIII be Manufactured In "eSfyd UpSrOr"