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We copied, some week or two since, an an
,ouncement by Southern paper that the re.
mains of Col Bliss were to be removed from
their former resting place to the family vault
Of Gen. Taylor, at Baton Rouge, and deposit
ed BY the side Of the oldhero.
What a commentary does this simple an
nouncement afford upon the instability and
emptiness Of human things! But few short
years ago, and the name of Gen. Taylor filed
every ear, and his illustrious presence at
tracted every eye. Allied with Gen. Taylor,
by marriage, already become famous by his
participation in the glories of the Rio Grande,
and distinguished by pen rarely equalled in
elegance and vigour, Col. Bliss had before
him prospect OF distinction and usefulness
such as has opened upon the eyes of few
young men in our country. We can imagine
the illustrious group which, but as yesterday,
was the centre of all eyes at the White House
the old warrior, his countenance beaming
with health and happiness, and his brow sur
rounded with green chaplet of glory-by
his side, the manly form of young soldier,
his companion in the field and the council, on
whose arm leaned cherished daughter
soldier to whom General Taylor look ed
with the pride and love of father and a
friend and from whose rare talents and
military qualities, his countrymen antici
pated future of the most brilliant re.
nown Where are they nowl The daugh
ter alone, clad in the weeds of widowhood and
orphanage, remains. Taylor and Bliss have
faded from the lips of men their place il
the public eye is filed by others; they
are but heaps of dust and ashes, lying side
by side, and the great river of the West, as
it flows solemnly by, sings the requiem Of
the brave, and reminds US how all things
earthly are passing away.
what profit hath man of all his labour
which he taketh under the sun Vanity O
vanities, saith the preacher, vanity Of vani
ties; all is vanity
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THE LEXINGTON TRAGEDY

The letter published by us concerning the dread
full tragedy which recently took place in Lexington,
this State was from very highly respectable
source We are sure its author would knowingly
do no person the slightest injustice. Yet we are in
formed that his letter did injustice, and he is
rected upon authority which we can hardly, for
moment, question. 1t is not surprising, however,
that ne should give statements somewhat erroneous
when he wrote amidst the excitement and the nu-
merous rumors which such startling and bloody
deed would very naturally produce in quiet and
peaceable community. Aletter before US says:
There was not the slightest disposition on the
part Of the cadets of the Military Institute TO use vo
!ence. Their conduct throughout the entire affair
has been the subject of universal appreciation, as
exhibiting aspirit of moderation and respect for law
full authority. Nor has there been any bad feeling
between the Cadets and the Law Students The
unfortunate affair which has issued so fatally was
limited to the two individuals specially int rested
and no facts have been exhibited to implicate any
other person.
There being disposition on the part Of the Ca
diets to interfere with the regular course Of law, or
to cause another breach Of it, there was no necessi-
ty for strong guard at the Jail or any where ese
and none was kept
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EXPEDITION FOR THE SURVEY OF
THE LA PLATA

According to letter which, says the Wash
ington Union, has been received at the Navy
Department, from Lieut.. Thomas j. Page,
commanding the U. S. Steamer Water Witch.
at Assuncion, Paraguay, dated Oct. Goth, per-
mission had been granted Lieut.. Page by Lo-
PEE, President of Paraguay, to ascend the
river Paraguay to the extent ofthat country S
territory, notwithstanding the President s
previously settled purpose to prohibit the
navigation of that river to vessels of every
nation until the question of boundary be
tween Paraguay and Brazil had been settled
President Lopez, adds the Union also d.
rected that Lieut. Page be supplied, without
cost, with all the timber he would require in
the construction of small steamer for the
purpose of ascending shallow rivers, and that
some heavy iron work which was neces-
sary should be executed at the government
workshops, and would not permit Lieut. Page
to pay for it.
A steamboat under Montevidean colors ar
rived at Assuncion on the 18th October, with
the effects of company established, as it
was understood, in the United States, and de
signed for the cultivation and manufacture of
cotton sugar, tobacco, &c.
These friendly dispositions of the President
of Paraguay are gratifying and important, for
that country offers inducements for CONNER
eial intercourse which will not be overlooked
by the sagacious and enterprising people of
the United States.
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HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of Deeds,
&c, for New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts Of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
ne 9-Su
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
At meeting of the Commissioners of the Richmond
and York River Railroad, the 18th of JAM, 1854, at
the office of Jas. Lyons Esq-present: Jas Lyons,
81. Maury, Charles Dimmock and Abraham Warwick
Mr.. Lyons was called to the Chair, and Capt DIM
mock made Secretary.
II appearing to the Commissioners that more than
1900 shares of the stock of this Company had been
subscribed for by individuals solvent and able to
paw" it
Resolved LIST, That the books for subscription be
closed.
be called King and Queen Court House, on the 9Th
dav of February, 1854
Resolved, 3d., That the annexed be the form of
proxy fer said meeting
Resolved, 4th, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Richmond papers
JAMES LYONS, Chairman.
CHARLES DIMMocK, Secretary.
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W. fha Commission

We, the Commissioners appointed to
open the books for the purpose of taking Stock
der the charter of the RICHMOND AND CHAR
LOTTESvILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY, find. up.
on examination that the number of shares required
TO be subscribed before said Company could organ
ize have been taken by responsible persons and the
absorption fee of two dollars per share paid in
we therefore appoint WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of
February, at O'Clock P. NJ, at BROAD STREET
HOTEL, in the city Of Richmond for the subscri.
bers to meet and organize. 4
DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
JAS. q. BLAKEY,
NJ. 8. VALENTINE.
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The stump of lighted cigar, thrown into a
wooden spittoon, set the banking house of Willis
q 20, brokers' in Boston, on fire. and except for a
as"eeping contiagration would have been the con
sequence wa
The man who keeps s9oodea spittoon in his Of.
nee Is quite as culpable as the one who throws a
lighted cigar into it
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
SMITH l. ROBERTS. Hardware Merchants.
JOSEPH P. WINSTON Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
FLANAGAN, STOKES CO. do. do.
HUGH w. FRY, do, do
JOHN LYNCH, Collector ofthe Port
]. MILDEBERGER SMITH, Proprietor of Amer
EDMOND. DAVENPORT CO., Merchants.
ROBERT D. WARD, Attorney at Law.
N. b. HILL, Auctioneer and General Agent, Wall
street.
GEORGE DENEALE, Senator Rockingham
county, Va. ia 20-lm
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Four men named, Eaton and William Keith,
T-ppett and Gooding. charged with being concern.
ed in the murder ofNapoleon Blake, near Raleigh
made application for bail last Saturday 1t appear
ing that the fatal blow was struck by Eaton Keith
the Judge refused to bail him, and he was commit
ted to prison, Tippet gave bail for 81 ,e00 William
Keith for $500, and Gooding was discharged.
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NEW WAY.-On the night of the 18th instant
two or three persons in disguise went to the res
idence of Col. c. ]. Saunders, in Lexington, Ky,
and reused him by telling him his Office was on
fire. Hastily jumping up, he threw his coat over
him, and as he went out of the door, he was trpped
by a rope which had been placed there, and as he
fell, the robbers jumped upon him and took his
pocket book, containing some 100.
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On the 2lth instant at Bsllfell, By the Rev. n.
NARY CARTER, daushtsr Of Thomas J. West, Of
Henfieo cosnty.
In Caroline county, on the 18th inst, by the Lev
Mr. Cole, Mr.. JOHN J, BEAZLEY to Miss FANNY
0ATEWOOD. 80
On the evening Of the 2sth list, by Rev. James B.
Taylor, Mr.. JAMES P. QUA1IEs, Of King VIII
lism county, to Miss JANET 0.WYsE, Of this city.
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Mr.. F. E. MoULsoN is like our noble faith
er, Gen George Washington, mot like Napoleon, who
eventually failed although Richiieu said there was
no such thing as fail who always insured justice and
satisfaction to all his friends and countrymen There
fore, call on Mr.. MOULSON, ITO Main Street. for
your PICTURES, as BE is destined TO conquer.
ia It's
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DR.. WV. II. minor, a practitioner, for
the last 20 years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave TO tender to the citi-
gems of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession. DR.. 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-Sm*
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Capt. Moses Dimmit died near Maysville on the
14th inst. in the 6eth year Of his age. He was a
Captain under Gov. Shelby in the war of 1872 and
took part in the battle of the Thames where TIE
cumseh was killed and the British General Proctor
was CAPTURED.
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BEDINI.-lt is probable that when Monsiegnieur
Bedini leaves Washington he will carry with him
passport such as is only accorded to Ambassa.
doris; which will entitle him to ample protection
from personal insult or other hostile demonstra-
ton
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SENATOR EvERETT-The country awaits, with
considerable interest, the opinion of Mr. Everett
on the Nebraska bill, which he will probably give
in an address to the Senate in few days Strenu,
Gus efforts, it is said are being made to induce
him to take ground against il.
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SIGHT DRAFTS on New ORLEAYs-In
sums TO suit purchasers, for sale at all times by j.
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec 26-d6m
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FIRE-An uninhabited tenement belonging to the
petersburg and Roanoke Railroad Company, on
Perry street, Petersburg, consumed by FIRE last
wednesday The Democrat, abiding to it, says:
Heaven help the people in that neighborhood,
should ire break out in any cluster of houses for
mere Is no water within quarter Of a mile.
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oafo'o Z. hankin's wife has died in Paterson. N
- recently, from strychnine supposed TO have
been administered by her husband, who has t,ed =
de Is said to have been formerly a Metbod,.,
preacher in Vermont.
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FORM OF PROXY.

Tor we) hereby appoint
NV Tor our proxy with full power and authority to
represent me Tor us) and vote for me Tor us) upon
any stock in general meeting of the stockholders of
nv to be held at the Broad street Hotel, in the city
Of Richmond on the 9Th day of February next here
BY inve sting my said proxy with all the power and
authority which could exercise were personally
present.
Witness my hand and seal. this - day of -,
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DIED.

In Mobile on the Esd inst, LIZZIE, wife Of Jas.
D. Bulloch. U. 8. n. and youngest daughter Of John
Csskie Of this city. sss-ssssssr .
On the 25th instant, BENJAMIN SHEPPARD,
youngest child of John A. and Sarah g. Hicks, aged
10 months and days The friends of the family and
those of his grandfather, Capt Benz. Sheppard, are
his father corner of Grace and Monroe streets to-
day. FRIDAY \ at lo1 O'clock.
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CIRCUIT CoURT OF PETERSBURG the case Of
bishop Us. Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad Com
pany' the jury. On Wednesday, rendered verdict
iof the plaintiff in the of S54, with interes, from
the 18th February, 1852 until paid
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A young man named Philip Delannie who was
committed to jail in Provinceton, New Jersey. iu
September last, for forgery, eloped few DAYS
since with his jailors wife. The "fair" carried OF
about $500 with her, and the twain are supposed
to be On their way to Europe.
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UH1TED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUI-
TY AND Trust COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA-Ch Charter
Perpetudl-Cash System. Capital fdscertained value
of premiuns) and assets, January, 1855:
1894 1903 O6.
The eminent success which has resulted to this
Company, arises from its distinctive plan of opera
tons, embracing stability security, perpetuty and
availability
1t is respectfully submitted that business man,
upon reflection, will omit to effect Life Insurance
forthwith to lose thereby in any event. simpossible
to gain thereby, is every instant possible, provided
the Company selected to contract with conducts its
business judiciousy upon the cash principle. This
office does not deal in credits; all its operations being
based in cash. its policies payable in like manner,
and instead of being diminished, the amount insured
is thereby largely increased No scrip dividends pay
able when convenient, are issued no notes are re-
ceIved for premiums to accumulate, eat up and Off
set the payment of the policy. Premium payments
in cash. may be made quarterly, otherwise, at the
pleasure of parties applying for insurance Annual
dividends may be converted paid, in cash, by the
Company, or the amount thereby appropriated to
the payment of next premium, as due. No deduc-
ton from the amount insured in any event.
Blanks, Prospectuses, Annual Reports, Policies and
all necessary information and assistance may be had
application to JAS. E. NORRIS, Agent,
9th and Bank sts, Richmond, Va.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH,
Medical Examiner and Referee.
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NOT NATIvE.-The Washington Star learn.
that Alexander c. Morton, who has just associated
himself with the New York National Democrat i
not native of Georgia, but New Yorker.
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ABEL o. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY on Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va noI
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Roscoe B. HEATH, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond and county of Henrico.
~ Office in the rooms formerly occupied by Ma
son Heath, south side of Main street, next door to
the Enquirer office ja7-Imt
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T. J. Carson g. Co, Nos. Al AND as
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good sssort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand and
for sale at lowest market prices. je la-ly
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ERROR SHARPLY REBUKED.-IfI
IL to say with the d. DIS of this anti-chris.
tian age, that 'Zecharah IA has been fulfilled long
ago." should sin against the Bible, and history and
geography, and maps, and grammar, the Doctors
Of Damnation, hired Clergy of M stery" are dos
ing in the temples OF every Sect whenever they per-
form their !eae services which they falsely call
trines an ordinances which are merely human, as
do all sects that of Plus the 9th Down to that of
John Thomas. NJ. D., not d D ; for the ordinances
and the modes of worship observed by Thomasites
are no more Ike the worship and ordinances deliver
ed by Christ than the sacrifice of Cain was like the
sacrifice of righteous Abel Thomas goes the way of
Cain. Korah and BALKAN.
la 27-ts w. w. ZONES
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RUNAWAY MATCH MIR. Andrew Dillard. and his
eOusn' mss Louisa Dillard both of Virginia, were
married In the "Gretna Green fashion in Wasb.
ington, las. Tuesday.
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Auction Nor1cE. -Attentio is solicited
to our ssle THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, of the
FURNITURE of the ity Hotel Families and 9TH
ers are here offered splendid opportunity for sup
piS e - 'ns ALEX. MOTT L CO., Aucts.
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MORE The Proxy must be acknowledged before q
Magistrate or Notary Public, and certified by him. or
attested by two witnesses. ia A-tdm
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HALIFAX COUNTY AND THE DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD.


We are delighted to announce that the
county court Of Halifax, on last Monday, their
court day. passed, with great unanimity, an
order submitting to the vote Of the people Of
the county on the 9Th Thursday Of April, the
question Of a county subscription of $4,000
to the capital stock of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad. We are delighted to hear
that old Halifax is determined to retrieve
herself. We are alss most happy to be in
formed that great changes have taken place
in public sentiment there upon this subject,
and that there is every prospect that Halifax
win come up in gallant style with material
aid to this noble Improvement.
ENGINEER TO THE RICHMOND AND YORK
RIVER RAILROAD. -W We respectfully sug-
gest to the Stockholders of this Company
to bear in mind that the most important du-
ties to be performed by the Engineer of their
work, is the survey Of York river-deternin
ing the course and strength of currents-pro
bable formation of shoals-where, and for
what reasons-the best position for extensive
wharves-their plan and construction. The
railroad is an easy matter but not sothe wa
ter arrangements. These require more ex-
tensive experience and but few possess it,
A mistake here and all may be lost.
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icE-on Monday night last the Potomac opposite
Alexandria was nearly frozen across.
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FORM OF PROXY.

Tor WEI hereby appoint
my Tor our) proxy with full power and authority
represent me Tor us) and vote for me Tor us) upon
any stock in general meeting of the stockholders
of the Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
to be held at King and Queen Court House, on the
9th day of February next, hereby investing my said
proxy with all the power and authority which |
could exercise were personally present.
Witness my hand and seal this - day of -,
1854
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AeRIcuLTURAL.-The farmers in Alexandria
county will coon move IN the matter of establishing
apermanent Agricultural and Horticultural Associa
ton
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRopRrEron.
sel5-ly FoSReyiyat JonsSs Hotel PAiiadeipAia
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THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL BILL.-The Wash
ington Star says the Lieut.. General Bill may be
written down dead for the session. 1t was on Tues
day referred to the Committee Of the Whole on the
state Of the Union in the House, by a vote of one
hundred yeas to seventy.eight nays, under circum-
stances rendering it very certain that the MAORI.
ty do not entertain the slightest idea of giving other
business before that committee the goby to enable
them to take it up tor consideration It's friends
struggled manfuly to save it from this fate, but in
vain. Itwas made for the most part, party ques.
ton the Wings voting against the reference while
the Democrats voted to refer it.
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SIMOSs. THE DA

SIMoss, THE DAGUERREoTYPIsT, is in
Richmond what Napoleon in ItaIy-elways
victorious; and like Napoleon too, he has to answ or
for the execution of as many heads for just
as he gets good aim at ones head, he takes 1t off
quicker than you can say Jack Robinson. de 81
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD win be

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD viii be
Il paid for the delivery in Jail in this city, of the
negro woman JULIA, who absented herself last
night. She ives enticed off, and accompanied By her
husband, Jerry, who is owned by Dir. KnnaTd, OF
this city Julia is of dark xion about i've feet
high thirty-fve years of age and small frame Jerry
is very black, about five and half feet high, and
slight tran e. The woman Julia owned for so ne
time by Mr. Judson Crane, sold to trader last july
and st the earnest solicitation of aud assurance By
her husband, jerry, that she faithful and yau-
able nurse, her present owner was induced TO pur-
chase her. Julia has been well treated and left her
home without any known cause. Ii taken out of the
State, one hundred dollars i'll be paid
Apply at this office, isM-fws
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THOS. w KEESEE. Auct.

AYEw CHOICE SEATS for Mad. SrArssKr's
Great Concert, tonight, be obtained at the Ame
r;can Hotel JAZZ
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job CorsoH, Jr., who was SO badly injured in AL
exandria recently is recovering.
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AucrIos NoTIcE. Particular attention
Z rssss:ssS to shs ne Of hsadsSTs FuRNI1uRE,
mencins It 10 o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. L.
LottieS, on franklin street, between sd and 18th
rtfeeta ~ -k
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NEVER INTERFERE.-The danger of interfering
when an amiable married couple are quarrelling
is APPLY illustrated by occurrence which recent
ly transpired in Rockish village, near Fayetteville
N. c., resulting in the death Of Joseph Edwards
The Fayetteville Carolinian thus relates the cir
cumstances:
"a man by the name of Jonathan Baker was
whipping his wife, when the deceased intertered lat
the urgent solicitations OF the woman and prevent
ed him from further violence, Baker then struck
Edwards on the head with an axe, which caused
the death as above stated. Baker was pursued into
Robinson county by officer J. J. Philips, who ar
rested him and brought him to this place where he
is now confined in Jail to await his trial.
tits far better in cases like these, to follow the
example Of the noble woman (she must have been
spartan) who, on Witnessing fight between her
husband and bear, looked quietly on, saying she
didn't core which phipped.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Jan 2e.

CONNECTED DAILY.
The next steamer. now over due, is looked for
with great interest.
Our produce market remains firm, with the CORES
pondent advance in the northern markets
FLOUR-The market il quiet to-day, but little do
ing all waiting for the steamers news. Small sales
to the Bakers at So 37d8.50.
WHEAT-Scarce, at l90c0S2.
GUANO-S5050
TOBACCO, CORN and PROVISIONS remain as
yesterday, without anything TO report.
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NorE-The proxy must be acknowledged before
Magistrate Notary Public, and certified by him,
or attested by two witnesses. ja2o-t9thFeb