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PRICE OF WEALTH. addition to the brief
article of our own yesterday on the subject
of the price of Wheat, we copy the follow.
ing from the New York Economist:
We understand farmers at the South are very re-.
luctant to part with their Wheat unless at extreme
high prices, which the late news from Europe viii
mot warrant millers and shippers in paying. The
crop in splendid order. The crop Of Canada il
be admitted free Of da,W much OF il viii come for
ward this autumn; hence. Southern farmers do not
evince much foresight In holding on to their Wheat
until late In the season, to come 10 competition with
from the West Il quite promising for the yield Ohio
only excepted.
The increased area under cultivation win r,or.
than counterbalance the deficiency in this State and
Ohio. The surplus OF Red Wheat will be compsr
atfvely great, but we fear farmers will not emhrsce
the high prices offered this autumn boping m do
better next Spring. In this they are litelv IN he
much mistaken; the fact that the stock Of old
not Be without influence with farmers and Il i;ts,
to induce them to hold The prospect II no,y ~ ~
little OF the new CROP of Ohio or Michigan can reach
% I'M. ams. .ne middle Of September and not 10
6e onered vii not be very satiiactory 70 fsrmers
Inc ate advices from Europe arc hiahlv nror,is;r,
Tor their crops the weather being ali that could rs
aesrec; aided % this the fact that the free navsa
lion OF me Danube b quite CERTAIN, which secnrcs
% Europe the products Of thu Southern provinces
o. hussiA and NJ much lees cost of transportafjn,
The bolk OF the Wheat has hitherto found M :.
ke at Odessa, bnt the removal of the obstrnction.
on this river Will make quite revolution n frsde'
sspec,a,y e soulheru kussia, and win be Of i'm.
subj sct here - many persons suppose that s,cniS
ue wsf n Europe continue, all the Russlar Whess
would SIN becu eh-bst fhis 4 NOT The fsc, he,ce
sero kEssops q she event Of failure Of their
have sourcesfor suppliss other than ~
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
At RANDoLpHsB BOOKSTORE, 121 Main It,, Yesterda,
s 4 II ' $ 5 '' g
DRINCE EDWARD LAND FOE

Il SALE.-Wc offer TOR sale q beautiful and desi
rable FARM, lying in Prince Edward county ON the
waters of Mountain Creek (which is tributary of
Bush kiver containing by recent survey $50 acres
The above Land has about 400 ceared-150 of creek
and branch fiat the balance all timbered, pine, oak
and the usual forest growth; comfortable and COM
modious Dwelling House, with four rooms below and
two above stairs; Tobacco Barns, Negro houses and
all necessary out houses excellent garden and or
chard; with most excellent water, the springs dis
persed over the tract at convenient points 1t Il
sidered as healthy any place in Virginia and in the
midst of pleasant and intelligent society; of easy
access to market, the Richmond and DanviIle Rail.
road running throueh the land
The subscriber would sell the Land together, or
divide it to suit purchasers, it being suciency for
two comfortable settlements There is at present a
good prospect for $50 500 barrels of corr and II
is hogsheads of tobacco. The lands are remarkably
well adapted to the growth of tobacco and wheat
The plantation 10 well stocked with horses, mules,
hogs, sheep, cows &c, which would be sold If de-
sired on reasonable terms.
For further particulars information, apply the
premises TO the present manager, Mr.. FOWLER, or
to THos E. HAsHENs Esq, who Il authorized to dis
pose of the land. He lives adjoining the land, and
VIII take pleasure in showing the land and bound
ries. Possession given in time to seed crop of
wheat. The plantation 10 near enough to the Me-
herrn Depot to make four trips per day with
nience. .s-f
Address the subscribers-
SAMUEL r. McGEHEE,
Keysville, Charlotte;
WIN G.. DANIEL,
au 19-dts Charlotte e. H.
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Tnr L. I. BLUES were On Parade yeetor
a.s sfteruoou. uudsr the comui1nd 8 Lisut. II. 3.
fsscrrrso., AZ they passed dowa Mr. strects pr
eeSed 81 DE Armory Band, and marching q steady
g veteran soldiers, their appcar1nce w. vcIy
hsndsosna The Blues have q strong hold upon tne
.ersions Of our people, and trust the day - iar
distsnt when the ties Of the "olden time must Dc
hrokeu
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Persons leaving home Tor the Virginia
Springs and other Summer retrests, can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them for any
lanvth Of time they may want It.
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THE NORFOLK FLOUR nlIIs

mo norfolk Argus Of yesterday says: The
Touring establishment Of nessrs. Fonsais eopr,.r
ced yesterday Tor the fss time 70 convey The er.n
% Be ground from tho rsf 70 the fourth s,ory Of The
building 4 large quantity Of whcst Of superior
qas.ny e being receised, and fhe processo Of COO.
sesfins Y into Aoar Win commence In sbcus week.
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ANTI-SLAvERY MEETING IN THE PARK
The meeting in the Park, to appoint dele
gates from New York city, to the Saratoga
Convention, was, according to the Herald,
meagre affair, and far from Harmonious
Seventy-fve delegates of all sorts of politi.
cal antecedents were appointed. Horace
Greedy, strange to say, was omitted from the
list of delegates. However, a meeting in
Brooklyn, appointed several negro delegates
to the Convention, who will make up for the
loss of Horace Greedy.
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DO YOU WANT TO LAUGH?

If you do, just read the entirely original
Niagara letter, headed "Doesticks on Ben
der" on the outside of the Dispatch. 1t is
the only perfectly original description of the
Falls we ever read
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BROAD ROCK RACES

&A WILL commence on
sz~6...sA-.-- 1sr DAY.-A sweep Re
for three year old colts and fley.; mile heats; SSo
entrance half forfeit Closed with three subscribers
a. followa
Z. s. Fowler names 8. 9. Little Arthur BY import
g. ". DsIlahunt names Oh. colt Henry, by import
ed Glencoe.
dam Princess Anne.
SECOND RAcE-Same Day.-Sweep-stake for four
year oIds mile heats ESQ entrance, el00 forfeit to
name and close on the 10th September.
% DAY-WE DIN E SDA Y.-Proprietor's Purse.
$500; mile heats; free for all ages
SD DAY-THURSDAY.-Jocke Club Purse, $780,
8 mile heats; free for all ages.
4TH DAY-FRIDAY.-A Sweep.etake for year
old colts and illeys; mile heats; e2o0 entrance half
forfeit. Closed with the following entries:
P. 8. Fowler namess. Little Arthur, BY import
@. w. Dallahunt names Oh. colt Henry, by import.
P, Fowler names b. 8. Terri6er, by imported So.
vereign.
o. P. Hare names CHI. colt by Zinsanu. dam by Bos.
ton.
Capt John Belcher names by. flley, by Tally.Ho.
Calvin Green names Messrs. boswell and Paine's
b. c., by Chde Harold dam Emily Thomas
SECOND RAcE-Same Dsy.-Sweep-Stake for four
year olds; two mile heats; $500 entrance half forfeit
to name and close the 10th September
5TH observation-disclosures stake for year
ods that never run race; 2 mile heats; $500 en-
trance, half forfeit To name and close the 18th
August, three or more to make race. Two subscri.
bers now entered.
jy29-W&Sts CALVIN GREEN, Prop,r.
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NOrIoE TO The HTOCKH0LDERs OF I'll
MUTUAL BUILDING FuEp AND LoAN CoAPaNY.---I.tnse ~
next (fwentythif6l regular monthly meeuss g ~
Company, which occurs on the l5fh OF eacn Mohl
viii be held IN the over the Store formerly -
cupied By no. II. Burton, Esq, and next s9evc .no
store Of Alex Dsvsl ESD, corner Aafn ana izsn 49,
instead Of at the former place.
The article of the Consttution relating % tug
mont Of instalments previous TO the nouI =.
O'clock r n, will be enforced without szsePs.y,n.
NorIcE-lhe attention of Builders,
prrse;.ts and the public generally h most respect
nIly Ienueafed 10 the extensive and unreserved sale
Of Plata and Window Glass which will tale place af
my Store THIS DAY, AZ IL o'eIeck. ,,,rr A..
an IL ALEA MUTT, Aue'.
An ordinance amending ian ordinance to prohibit
the bringing into the city Of Richmond, or e1Po-
sing to sale therein certain articles Of prortston
PASSED 10TH JHly 1854.
/. Be IL ordained by the Council of the city Oh
Richmond that person shall bring into or expose
TO sale in this ely. any melons and unTipe fruits ANY
peryon being free who shall violate this ordinance
hal Be liable TO the fine and forfeiture imposed by
the st section an ordinance to prohibit the bring
iue into the city of Richmond, Ct exposing to sale
therein certain articles of provision passed July
18th, 1854. Any slave offending shall be liable to
the punishment prescribed in the second section OF
3 The ordinance shall be in force on and after the
18th day of August, 1854.
a.1I-n WIN. P. SHEPHERD. C. CIR.
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On the 9Th Of July, Mr.. JOHN FEAIHERsTON
Of Petersburg. Va, to Miss CAThAklNE WILL
LIAMS of Lunenburg county, Va.
Also Mr.. JOHN A. NUNNALLY Of the kichmond
and Dsnyille Railroad to Miss MAMIE w. eHEf'
HERD of Prince Edward county, Virginia. in Wei
dom North Carolina, on the 2nd day of the present
month.
The Petersburg Express viii please copy
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CHOLERA Cash. the notice headed
"cholera case. in yesterdays paper, the word .cos
eficsr should have been italicized Fletcher hair
tonic it is said was profusely used as an rrtant on
the occasion, but with no good effect.
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I1nIor ErrAnsHlr. Corr AsY. -Mf. p. 81

DNION ETEAMsHlP C0MPANY.-U1T.1 =. n.
Tu.tiet the new agent for tho Usisn Steamship Con.
nsry 10 this city has we believe, entered upon his
duties. He asformerjy agent for the same Com
pany In Petersburg, and he brings with him highly
satisfactory leffcrs OF Recommendations from the
leading merchpnts of that city. The Southside
Democrat commends him to the people OF hicn,
uond as q courteous gentleman and prompt and
efficient agent IS $
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MAGNIFI cENT PREsEnT.-We were
shown, yesterday, at Messrs. Myers & Janke's jew.
elry store, magnificent jewel, prepared by the
order of the Richmond Encampmentn of Masons,
and designed as present to Grand Master II
GILL, of the Grand Encampment of the State OF
Virginia. testimonial of their high regard for
him as an admirable officer, and worthy brother OF
the 'mystic tie."
We know Of no gentleman more deserving oi
high compliments than SIR GILL, and none who
could wear his honors more gracefully By his
urbanity of manners, kindness of disposition and
gentlemanly department, Mr.. GILL has not only
fastened himself indellibly upon the hearts of his
brother Masons, but upon those Of our citizens who
had an opportunity of making bis acquaintance
while residing here These feelings of friendship
will cluster around him, wherever he may sol ourn,
to be added to by those who shall hereafter know
his true worth and kindness of heart.
The jewel of which we have spoken Il com.
posed OF nine diamonds set Ia circle of gold,
upon massive gold cross, In the background
Of which b seen the golden sun shedding III
cheering rays upon the cross and iss Jewell
The whole Il encircled by silver wreath of olive
leaves, tied at the bottom In neat and tasty bow
knot
Mr. GLL IL now IN Lynchburg We believe
where the jewel win no doubt be forwarded q
him by delegation of the Order, of which he Is I
member OF high standing and extensive popularity
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I UMBER AND WOOD.-The subscri.
IL Der has ON hand and offers for SALE general a..
sortmsnt of LUMBER. consisting in part of the fol.
Inch Plank; part prime, clear aud dry.
ii inch do. suitable for heavy hoors At low price.
inch dol some good, clear aud heart.
Pine and OAK sesn,lne var Gus sizes and len ths
01is I a.ss o Dss So p sI,SGf1ns.
i; il u ga aineh White Pine, perfectly dry.
Oak aud Chestnut Square Posts.
ANY Or III q which he win sell q. low rates.
Also On had q oil times full supply Of the best
Persous desirous Of securing certain supplies Of
Wood during the sppIoschios fsl and winter win DO
being sysn 70 the orders Of 'ash 7, ,I%s; &
DURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
Il OF JAMAICA GINGER -This preparation ID
particularly recommended for the relief Of Indgss
tioD Heartburn, choiics. Pains from an overloaded
Half tesspoeafsl after hearty meals, Is proven.
II il also highly applicable for children a. well a,
In addition 70 it, medical properties ii s also an
Prepared and soa e'svs fIsiHiI TT. 10
sui2 Market Place, Franilin street
NOTICE--Jamcs Collins has conveyed
70 tho uad: 10 trust for the benefit Of his
creditofss I'll If hs stock OF Hats Cana &c nd III.
property OF every description in the honsc No. al
tho city u Rehmondi also. the books, honda rofes
his ana sfsaiis Ct every hind dae 70 him With the
Ia interest," hsvs eppoinsed the esd C.,i,.s -.
sseat dspose & retail ihs stock sforessia s.d y
collect the amounts due TO hsm, 3 $50 =
aals-eo2w WIN Z. WATSON. rt..t..
SHEET LEAD-.Just to hand, per sc6r
- New g. snlls Sheet Led fos saieby
,s nAkW0OD, ImpoTtep
q e .....- No Is Aain It. !
GEkVANTB FOR HIRE.-Wc have !
~ good Cook, Washer nnt Ioper ( likelv 4. ,~.s
aud sbsie House Servant 70 hss 81 the 49, n
the ye.r. lsnl2l fokEk { COOK. Isss 4
i AEe-sW dog. Axes. assorted aArch-
s1Ar Richmosd asds. !. olmusoass snS Scol.
q, sMiTHA HARwoop. lnpo,t.r.
~ e3 Main g.
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MARRIED

THE HENRIco COUNTY C0URr spent yes
terday In transacting civil business.
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LOCAL MA11Ans.

BALLoor AscrrssoE. We enye yester-
day % account OF the brilliant ascsson 81 Mr. IN.
III, the euesrprsing ard, ws may edd, The usfajl
Ing eronaus Tor he never dssappoin!s public expec
talon We had the pleasure Of % interview With
Mr. Elliott Yesterday, and he describes his trio
through the fefial regions most delightful and
reireshine one He enjoyed Q fne 'birds eye view
of Richmond, which, though several miles distAnf,
seemed 10 be almost directly beueath bis feet and
lin order to be perfectly impartial he also saw Pc
tersburg over which there rose colossal structure
fsupposed to be the watchtower Of the Intellieen-
cer.j and which doomed up like the giant dome of
tied securely under Its protecting shadow. The
Rappahanpock and the York rivers were both visi
BILE to Mr. Elliott from the stupendous height three
miles and half to which be had reached. After sail
ing In magnificent style through the realms Of ether
for about an hour and quarter, he descended to
terra TRINA, and landed without difficulty on the
land of Mr. Edward Sydnor, near Walnut Grove
Church, Hanover county, and about six miles from
Richmond He was aided In securing his Balloon
by Mesers. w. B. Sydnor, James M Ladd and VIM.
Grubbs the former of whom took him to his house,
entertained him for the night, aud placed his
rage ct his disposal to come to Richmond the next
day. Mr.. Elliott spoke to rs 10 very enthusiastic
terms of the hospitality and kindness he received
from Mr. Sydnor and had so much TO say on that
point that we found 1t difficult to get him to say
much OF his Balloon. He is oil opinion that II Mr..
Sydnor IL fair specimen OF Virginia hospitality,
Virginia must be the most hospifable land under the
sun.
We speak the universal sentiment when we say,
that the Balloon ascensions of Mr.. Elliott have Civ
en- the greatest satisfaction here and that he has
established his fame among US as most intrepid
enterprisng and successful aronaut.
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OIL EquARE.-We have often thought

CAPITOL EquARE.-We have often thought
that the beautiful and luxuriant square surround.
ing the capitol of Virginia not properly sppre.
ciated by our own people. To the eye Of stranger
It possesses unparalleled attractions, a. their de-
scriptions prove. For instance, see what travel.
ling correspondent OF the baltimore Sun says of It
Talking of squares and public grounds, II IL hu.
initiating to Balimorean 10 confess how far, in
this respect we are behind very Inferior cties.-
Here Is Richmond for instance Il has about 40 600
people, and lis public square would be an ornament
even in Paris Il large, planted with noble trees
fragrant With the richest flowers, refreshed by .
ne fountain In which 10 to be placed m elegant Jet
desn, and, to crown the whole. the mupificence of
the State has erected . monument 10 Washington,
WHICH when 4 Is surmounted with the equestrian
statue now nearly inished In Europe. WILDE worth
long Journey TO look upon.
! Fanny FEuD.-John Giblin was ar
raigued before Alderman Fsrrsr. yesterday, charc-
ed with threatening 10 assault and beat his
tn-Iaw, John Fiizg, raid, on Tnursdsy last The
accusad did not deny the charge preferred acainsf
him, but attempted 10 defend biniself bv aassrting
that the complainant owed him . bin and would
not settle t. Fitzgerald disputed the bi and al
that the accused might he held TO BAH TOT his good
behavior. He was accordingly required TO enfer
into bonds 70 kcepthe peace ior one year q The
- = y
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7 Evils WEBB & SON offer for sale $50

T EWTS WEBB & SON offer for sale 10
IL bhds Porto Rico (part primel $50 do. New Or
leans (part prime) 440 bbls. Coffee various quail
ties 10 do Crushed, 50 do Puiyerized IS half boxes
Loaf Sugars; $50 bbls. New Orlssns, 16 do Stuarts
Syrup. hhds Cuba Mossses; 48O bags Rio, 275 bags
Lag IS do Santos, so packets Java, "a bags Mocha
Coffees; 40 packages Gunpowder Tea 300 bbls. Hail.
fax Cat 80 half bbls do do, AZ d. Family Roe Her
rings 81 bbls Mackerel; % kits do ii hhd. Bacon
Sides 20 tra Rice 500 keys Nail 1926 sides Sole Lea
Their various qualities s25 dd.s Upper do 800 bush
els Clover Seed; 30 boxes Adsnantine various quail
itiesl 900 de- Sperm 200 do Tallow Candles 200 bbs
Tanner1 Oil; n do. Cider Vinegar; 800 bags D-op
and Buck Shot; Bar Lead; Starch; Soap; Letter and
Wrapping Paper Irvine; Brooms Bed Cords and
Leading Lines; Window Glass axlo and 10xf2; Pep
per; Pimento; Mason's Backing; Licsrice Paste |;
0unpowder sporting and blasting. au12
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IocKKpur Eophror n Williams, IN old
PEN g the Police. wins Gagged last Thursds1 night
Tor being drunk II tbe era4 When byuuxhf BE-
tors Aidermen Farraf yess~ftlay uoruine, he wss
sent 70 pffson n default u ban iuf her good Be.
havios. e RI
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UNPLEAsANT ScENEs.-Gentleme who
were at the Slash Cottage last Thursday night in
form us that during the evening variety of pugi-
listic displays came of, In which black eyes and
bloody noses were dispensed most beautifully
among the participants In one instance, where a
party provoked bro he was most cruelty beaten,
besides having portion of bis nose taken off by the
sharp teeth Of his antagonist and in another. very
nice young gentleman, who got up "setto," had
his clothes torn from his person, and he turned
loose in a state of nudity.
These trials Of proves might he tolerated for the
amusement of those who admire expunged eyes
and sweled lips if there were no ladies present |;
but when men SO far loose their self respect to
into the company of ladies, in state of ntoxica-
ton, and there create disturbance and fight they
should be made to feel the full force of the law they
thus wantonly violate.
The repetition of such scenes at the cottage as
was witnessed there last Thursday night will have
the effect of forever deprvDg both ladies and gen.
temen of hereafter visiting the Cottage-one OF the
most lovely places in Eastern Virginia for excur-
sion parties-and we therefore hope that the Com
nonwealth's Attorney Of Hanover county, In order
put stop to such Tiotous and indecent conduct,
will take the pains to have the whole herd of belg
Grants indicted by the next Grand Jury of that
county The propretors of the Cottage have gone
to great expense to have their buildings and grounds
arranged for the convenience of their visitors and
is hard case indeed that decent people of both
sexes cannot meet there on public occasions and
enjoy themselves In proper manner, without the
interference of those who seek no higher honors
than such as attach to DULLES and blackguards.
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The RoBBER.-James Howle, now in
prison for being engaged in the robbery of Mr. Nc.
Mullen last Monday morning, was brought before
Alderman Farrar, yesterday, but there being some
prospects of catching the principal thief the inves-
tigation was postponed until Monday next Hav.
ing received information last Thursday morning as
to the probable route the suspected thief was tax.
ing, we Immediately teegraphed the Chief of Police
in New York, requesting him to arrest and confine
the fellow until an officer could be sent on for him;
but not having received an answer, we are fearful
that the message did not get throughin time to have
him taken from the jamestown. and that he may
have had an opportunity of making way with the
Virginia money, and thereby escaping the law
Officer Tyler went on to New York that night in
search of the fugitive and lift is within the range
Of possibility to discover him. we feel that it will be
DONE at once. The gentleman who saw the money
in the fugitive's hands knows he could not have
come by SO large an amount honeatly-and there.
fore the suspicion
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II. r.. BARNU Ms


GRAND COLOSSAL
MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
THE largest Travelling Exhibition in the
III world being combination Of al the most BOP.
nl.r smussmsnts Of the sge, win exhibit at RICH
MONDAY. Aususr zsrH. 1854
The distfneuistine feature efthe Museum and Ne.
usserie Il the extraordinary variety Of attractions
prised in one ablfShspt srd ali Of which are
shown for single price 81 admissIon. Among these
will BE- found splendid Menseerie Of
LIVING WILD BEASTSt
COLL EcTIoHs Or
CURIOS1TTES AND WAX STATUARYi
Aswell = notwithstanding performances in which
the real, oriEinal
GEN. TOM THUMB.
Mr. NELLIs, tborn without armsl and NJ. LEN.
GEL, the LIoE KING, will sppear-ths whsle form
ing an Exhibition Of unequaled extent and attractive
power
The Grand Entrse Of the EstsbIishment into Il 9
City, headed By the MONSTER HINDOO CAR,
drawn by EIGHT ELEPHANTS. vili take place on
the morning Of the day of Exhibition ID
ADMISSION-50 Cents. Childien under nfDe yrs,
and servants, 25 Cents including view Of every.
thing advertised in the bills
U Doors open from 2 to 4. and from to Oh o,cpk,
PM 81 I6-d4t
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CTORAGE.-Having the large and conn
~ modious WAREHOUSE ON the south dds Of
the Basin, next 70 Messrs. Ludlam & Watson'e / am
prepared to take in STORAGE, ON reasopable terms
rave on hand large supply of fms CHEWING
TobACCO, OF my own manufacture, for sale
apo-otlJnny WIN. r. RT,AIR.