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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW York. July 24-The steamer Pacific, with
four days later advices from Europr, arrived this
morning.
COMMERCIAL News
LIVERPOOL, July 12th.-Cot.on active, but no
change in rates. New Orleans Midding 3d.;
Middling Uplands 4.
Four.-Western Canal 35s a35s6d. Ohio 36s
36s6d.
Corn-White and Yellow 34s a3is Cd
Consols declined to 9l7e
FROM THE EAST
No battles of any importance ere reported.
The allied fleet had temporarily Withdrawn from
before Cronstadt
Prussia, it is stated, is forcing Austria into new
negotiations. Strong suspicious are entertained
relative to Austrias good faith towards the allies
SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YORK, July give have the following ad-
ditional advices by the Pacific.
Lioerpool, July 12-The Cotton Brokers Circu.
ar reports no revival in the demand. Market free.
ly supplied. Buyers have an advantage of abou.
Lied.
Flour has declined Is. Corn in steady demand
Bacon Is. to 2s lower
Trade in Manchester dull
THE INsURREcTIoN IN SPAIN
The detailed accounts of the Spanish insurrec
ton are conflicting The insurgents appear to
maintain their ground though the country does not
rise in favor of the movement.
AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
Advlces from the seat Of war state that the Rus
slams are forming camp OF 1000 men between
Bucharest and the Danube
Col. Monteutfle has left for Berlin for the purpose
OF endeavoring to conciiate opposition to the new
peace negotiations.
1t is rumored that the Gear will withdraw all his
troops into Russian territories during the tendency
OF negotiations.
The combined fleets were withdrawn from before
Cronstadt in consequence of the prevalence OF cho.
lera in the city.
PURCHASE OF CUBA
The London Herald announces the arrival q,
Madrid, of our American agent authorized TO ne.
gotiate for the purchase OF Cuba
DIFFICULTY ON sHIPBoARp
difficulty occurred on board the ship Hsrka.
way, from Liverpool for Charleston. man named
Lorenzo Caused shot Capt Brock. The mate De.
vine was arrested.
THIRD DISPATCH
The cholera was raging at st. Petersburg and
Cronstadt. For this reason, Napier withdrew the
combined feet from the vicinity of the latter place
1t was rumored in London that Diplomatist had
arrived from Russia on secret mission.
Madrid was tranquil. The Spanish rebels were
retreating towards Andalusia.
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rur mn THOMPSON AFFAIR.

Dr.. Thompson ha. not yet Len the stats we Learn
from couple ofeent'eman dissctay IRON ,, CO..
s'an}sr sss;ns' half dozen persons in that town.
The two Gentlemen above alluded to are cfthe mum
hsr .neS They came hither TO consult Drs. Creisf
ga Sumter In regard to postmortem of the body
~ Ms. Pharr. This ought to have been done be
fore. . 4, ~,
nvutou. letters to Physicians In this town. with
riils enclosed. He is lawyer OF some distinction
aud A relative of the suspected. he admits writing
two or more letters, but ssys he forgot" to sisr
his namei We withhold his name, for the present
He says DR.. Thompson MP go s-hshing on the day
of Miss P.'s death, but denies that he " get high"
We torbeaT comment at present
LeiriSbuyg Era.
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NOTICE.-I will offer for sale, on

NOTICE.-I will offer for sale, on the
IN premises, at the hour of - O'Clock NJ on the
first day of August if fair if not on the first fair day
following, my plantation in Louisa county, situate on
the banks of the South Anna river, and five mil &c
west of Louisa Court House, the Central railroad
containing by old survey 5l3 acres be the same more
less. About of the land is cleared
and onequarter in original wood so of the land
is good river fats. There on the plantation a
good dwelling, house, barn, and all the nece
sary offices requisite for the comfort of family
good apple orchard of about two hundred trees with
sufficient cherry, peach, pear and other fruits from
MIR. Sinton's nursery near Richmond.
The land is well watered with never-faing
streams and an excellent spring within 100 yards OF
the house. There are two mills within one mile OF
the plantation-one each end, for grinding
all sorts of grain manufacturing -four wool and cut.
ting plank, &c. meeting house and post Office with
in much the same distance. The river abounds with
a variety of fish, and the plantation with an album.
dance of game. The citizens of the neighborhood
respectable, and good neighbors.
will also offer for sale on the same day, cattle,
horses mules, hogs, sheep and farming implements,
house and kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale made known on the dsy OF sale.
Possession given the ls day OF October or SOON
er If required by agreement. Title retained until
last payment is made, which title is unquestionablY
good.
The undersigned, residing the premises will
take pleasure in showing the property to any person
DESTROYS of viewing the If sold privately no.
tice will be given through the public prints e..
RICHD g. COTTON.
Gold Hill. Louisa County, July 10, 1854.
jyI8-tlstAug
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CHOLERA IN THE WEST INDIEs-Advices from
Barbados to the l4th of June give the frghtu re.
ports Of the ravages Of the cholera In the email
city of Bridgetown upwards OF 1000 deaths h ad &C.
CURED in fourteen days On the 18th there was
PA, and the number daily increasing
Reports from other West India Islands state that
the cholera spreading in every direction.
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RUSSIA AND THE TNITED sTATES.

RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
The following facts were briefly noticed by tele
graph yesterday
WAsuINGToS, July 23-Ten days since it was in
tinsted that the Secretary Of State and the Russian
Minister were engaged IN making arrangements in
regard to the neutrality of the United States 10 the
present hosliies in Europe and to secure the re
co-nition of the principle advanced by our Gov
partly conceded by England and France that a
neural flag protected the vessel and cargo. To-day
it is rumored that negotiations have been conclu
ded the basis proposed by the Secretary, and
that the documents about ready for the consd.
Grafton of Congress. The rumor is thought TO be
vel founded by those most conversant with our
diplomatic movements. The transaction is of great
importance, and developments are anxiously
awaited.
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THE MARKETS

,.
BALTIMORE, July 24--Flour dull under the steam.
ers news. No transactions. Howard Street free.
ly offered at S. IS to 1887. No City Mills in mar
ket. White Corn 76 to 70 cts; yellow, II. Wheat.
fair to prime red Sl65 to sl75; white rs to 81
cents.
NEW YORK, July 24-Southern Flour steady, firm
and unchanged in price. Ohio advanced IL cents
State unchanged. Wheat slightly advanced. Corn
a tri1e higher-yellow IS and II cents Stocks
dull and lower. Money unchanged
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FUGITIVE RETURNED Sullivan, alias HuXford.
who was arrested in New Orleans, charged with
assault on Richard H. Dana, jr, was before the
police court OF Boston on Saturday He waived
an examination, aud bail was fixed at 81 900 He
committed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE TOWN OF SAN JUAN lombard
ED AND DESTROYED BY THE U.
SLOOp OF WAR fyyaNEt

NEW foRK, July 2ith.-The Ill inois brings the
highly interesting and important news that the
s'oop-ofwar Cyane had demanded satisfaction OF
the authorities of San JUAN for the insult off cred
Mr.. Boriand, late Minister to Central America. The
authorities refused to apologize, and on the 18th
the Cyane bombarded and burnt the to,cn ; So ef-
fectually was the work performed that not house
was left The people showed spunk to tic last, and
utterly refused to accede to the demand of the Cy
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CHOLERA IN PHLADELPTuA.--The total number
Of deaths in Philadelphia last week was 1872 inclu
ding = from cholera, being decrease Of % com
pared with the number of the preceding week al
though there is slight increase in the total NOR
'aiity. The Philadelphia Bulletin places the aggre
gate number of deaths at 45l, including s. from
cholera
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GERMANS WANTED-Tbree or four

SERNANTS WANTED-Three or four
~ able-bcdied Men, by the month, for the balance
of the year; for such hands will give $50 per
month, payable monthly, to work on n Dredging Ma
chine, = miles below Richmond, at Warwick's Bar
This machine has been about four months work on
the bar-the number of hands employed have been
from Ell ht to twelve and have net had the first
case of sickness of any kind on board yet They are
fed on good and wholesome food, well ed and is
under my notice six days out of seven. They will be
permitted to go ashore Saturday evening and re-
turn on board on Monday morning. Apply to Capt
K. o. HASklNS, at Rockets, to the Superintend-
ant on board. JAS. S, RICHARDSON
L. Dun,
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CHOLERA IN NV BRUNswIcK-The cholera has
broken out at ST. Johns, and several deaths have
occurred The papers complained loudly of the
filthy condition of the city
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X" of the Baltimore Sum, says:
The fact that the President signed the Cape Fear
river bill, giving his special reason for doing So TO-
wiz that the United States. having put the obsiruc
tions there. the United States bound TO remove
Them, 10 an " affirmative pregnant" foreshadow az
the negative in store for the river and harbor bill
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DOWHATAN LAND FOR SALE-0,

Il the 10th day of August next we will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, ON the premises
400 acres of land, lying 81 miles from Richmond. on
the Danville Railroad, and known as CLUTTER.
WOOD" or Moseley's tract. The railroad runs inn
mediately through il, dividing it about equally. 1t
adjons the lands of Mr.. Jno bearing, Mr.. Jno Lacy
Mr.. Thomas Dorsett and others, and will be shown
by either of them by Richard Goode, living at the
Powhatan Station. There about 80 acres of wood
land, in original growth, well tinbered, and large
portion of the remainder in pine, well adapted for
good. The Improvements are ordinary This land
lies well, and is susceptible of the highest improve.
ments.
We deem it useless to say anything more, as it is
not expected any will buy without first Sc cling
the place.
TERMS accommodating, and will be made known
on the day of sale. EDWARD r. BAUGH
jV I2-lawtdsW D. B, STEGER
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DISCHARGED james Devlin, committed TO Jail
IN Baltimore on suspicion of having murdered his
WIFE, was discharged on Saturday without preju.
dice, the evidence being deemed entirely too fri.
voIous TO hold him
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MORTALITY AND CHOLERA AT BosToN.-There
were ninety eight deaths in Boston during the week
ending on Saturday last The number Of deaths
from cholera was u.
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Among the deaths from heat in New York las,
week was that OF Roman Catholic priest, named
McKenns, who fell suddenly dead int he chapel in
James street, where ne was officiating
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DEATH FROM PoIsoN.-Mrs Urban, OF Leroy
n. Y. died few days ago from poison. Her hus
band, professor Of music in Oneida Conference
Seminary, has since been missing.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS

AKRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
NEW York, July 24.-The steamer Illinois has
arrived She brings Sl000,000 in gold, and the
California mails.
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The loss by the recent fire in the Episcopa
Church at Fredericksburg ia estimated at 5000.
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WANTS.
CITUATION WANTED

SlTUAT1ON WANTED.-Ay young Man
~ who has graduated in the schools of Ancen MT
Languages Modern Languages and Chemistry, at the
University Of Virginia, wants situation Teacher
in some good School or Academy. He can also teach
the moro common branches of Mathematics such as
Arithmetic, Algebra, Plain and Descriptive Geome
try, Plain and Spherical Trigonometry, Surveying
&c, well as ali that is commonly embraced in an
uglish education Satisfactory testimonials can be
obtained from the Professors in the schools above
mentioned Address " w. T., Fsbe1's Mills Nelson
Va iyyOs
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The fire at Fredericton, N. B., on the nth, de-
stroyed the greater part OF three blocks Seventy.
FIVE buildings were consumed between King street
and the river north Of Temperance Hail The loss
il heavy
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w ANTED.-25,00OR Railroad Sill

w of white post oak seven feet six inches
long, not lees than inches in diameter at the small
end; to be barked and smoothly hewn on two sides;
to be inches thick. The end of the stills to be cut off
squares to be clear Of bad kuots rot wind shakes or
other defects calculated to impair their strength and
durability The said sils to be delivered at the
in Richmond, or on the line of the read between
Richmond or Fredericksburg, and to be placed by the
contractor convenient to be loaded the cars to be
inspected by the superintendent overseers of the
road. The price, 30 cents per sill at months per
cent of for cash None will be received under size.
w. N. BRAGG. Supt of Road
Office f., F. and P. R. Co., March 22d, 1854.
NH
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TIMBER WANTED.-Iptepding +

W II N I II z I'D IohUIIIg 10
u commence making my own Nail Kegs by Ma
chinery about LIST Sept next wish to contract for
Legs, which will use by saving up for the pur-
pose also wish to contract for a necessary supply
of Hoop Poles.
The Logs may be from five to fifteen riches diam
eter, and any of the following lengths viz 81 inches
10 inches, IS inches and ! "A inches.
The Hnds of wood may be poplar sweet gum and
pine, free from knots
The Hoop Poles, four feet long, of birch or chin
quepn.
The quantity of Logs wanted for a year, would be
equal to about 100000 100000 feet, board measure
wish to contract for years supply of Logs and
Hoop Poles, deliverable at the Nail Works on the
Danville Reilroad, about miles FROM the CITY, or
at the Danvie Depot in Richmond Apply to HUGH
W. FRY, or to WIN s. TRiPLETT,
Agent of the Old Dominion Nail Works
&c.
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
Office at Geo T. Summers. No. 20 Pearl st.
DMINl STR al klX'S SALD or
u HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURH rim =

n ~ NJ L N . n a hIA . CaLW OF
IA HOUsFHOLDANDK ITCHENFUR ,rrrpr
AT AUCTION-As AdministIstTix Of - ...in Tsrrv
deceased. shsIl sell, on TUESDAY morning. a5th
day of Jgy, 1854, eucine at 10 O'CLOCK Al he
late residence the store Of = .or,a HeYr;ns N
me ma ana k1tcsSn urniture of which the
;stv ion ; consisting Of the usual
Ai,o .n one ae ", very sns GOLD Lever WATCH
- sna,a me time hire out for the residue of
tno presen. SCI, eight VALUABLE SERVANTS
wants e SooASsnu AAouso ooi
~ And rst out the house lately occupied by the said
Terry Do Boarding House. for she residue of his
tertn which ends or the first day CT October uext
1rTsns-For all sums under $40 cash: S20 ard over
security. N
Servsnts-Hire paysb in two nstalme nts one half
on the first of October ard the other half or first of
January next, With bond and approved security:
October next, with bond and approved security.
SARAH A. TERRY,
Administrative of A. Terry, decd
Sale to be conducted By THOMAS w KEEsEE Auc.
uoneer. je14-td,
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BY KENT. PAINE l. KEN

BY KENT, PAINE 4 KENT,
T ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
IL AUCTlON.-On THURSDAY, the 9th inst
ommencing at 9 o'clock will sell at the ware.
house of Messrs Word, Ferguson L. Co, the entire
balance of their stock of Fancy DRY GOODS, to.
gether with great variety of Staple Articles in
cellent condition. and to be closed without reserve
ALSO,
The balance of RETAIL STOCK, with which
the sale will commence
Will be added five cases plain and printed SATI-
NETS, direct from the manufacturer
We will also sell sundry STORE FIXTURES. the
KEY of the store, with the unexpired lease. nos
session to be given lst August.
Terms at sale.
iy IL KENT PAINE a. KENT arct.
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For w. B. RANDOLPH, late s. n. C.
Sale conducted by
jY2i TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts.


k'ANMS FOh SALE.-l1 not sold prl-
vately by FRIDAY. August 4th, 1854, we will
on that day offer at public auction. without reserve
commencing at 10 O'Clock, the Farm he own as
Nor.h of Richmond, adjoining the lands of Albert
Morris and others; tract being West If the Gen.
raj Railroad, containing S. acres has a ne we'll fir-
isued and commodious dwelling house, it'll large
new harm and stable just built; aud smother tract
bounded on the Meadow Bridge Road, con tanning 81
acres with comfortable dwelling, barn and other
improvements thereon; and adjoining tho lands III
tmbered with pine wood and on the asst SIDE Of
the Central Railroad, tract containing 77s acres
with ice house and pond aud large quantity of fire.
proof brick clay and heavily tmbered with y,ino and
oak wook. These lands lying only II miles of Rich
mopd, and in high state of Improvement offer
many inducements TO persons wanting country re Isl
dence the city. Immediately after the esIe of
sistihe OF wagon, cart, plows. gearing, &C.. with 5
superior young Mules; and also the crop of oats
about 30 COO pounds; and likewise the crop Of cor
now growing. We will also hire out for the balance
OF the year two negro men and one woman; any per-
son desirous of examining these lands crops and
at. ok, can do SO by calling DR.. Martin s. TAYLOR
who resides upon the premises and who will take
be seen upon the place and at the office of TAYLOR
Williams, Auctoneer, corner of Bank and Ilth ats
TERMS OF SALE-One- fourth cash; balance IN one
and two years. for negotiable notes, with interest
added and title retained until last payment for the
aud and for the CROP &C., all sums under $50 cash
and over that amount months, for approved nego,
table notes.
Possession will be given Immediately, with the,
privilege of getting away the wheat anything thaa
may be omitted. MASSENA BEAZLEY
iy l2-dtds MARTIN s. TAYLOR.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES
----------
THIS DAY.
By sODDiN d AFFERsOY-

HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRD sT
n Man BuRYING GROUND, FOR sAIE
~ AvoI I'VE be sold on MONDAY sftsr.
MERGING a. O'Clock, the stuccoed House On n.
vest line Of Sd street. near tbs Buryinr Ground -.
cuped by Judith Pearce fronting ri feet ara rnn,s
back about 10 feet The House has rooms 49,
kitchen and well Of me water In the yard.
TERMs-One-third cash; balances ut 8 ard g mo.
for gotiabe notes. interest added and title rets
ed till last note 10 paid.
PosTPONEMENT.
In consequences Of the rain the shove sale i. most
noned TO THIS AFTERNOON at the came hour
IT, D, GODDIN L APYERSON Aurts
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A SITUATION WANTED.-A Young
"a Mau, native Of Virginia and graduate at the
University of Virginia in the schools of Mathema-
tics Natural Philosophy, French and German, and
also proficient in the school of Ancient Languag
desires a situation Assistant in Male or emale
school, private Instructor Satisfactory testi-
mosials from the Faculty of Hampden Sidney Col.
lese and the University of Virginia be given, if
required.
nanshIp and Drawing.
Persons wishing to commemorate with him. will
please direct to Box No. a. University of Virginia"
stating number of pupils branches to be taught, ana
other particulars lY 25-lawd&wts
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COFFEE. SUGAR, &c.-3OO bags prime
~ green Lsruyra Coffee; 100 mats old Java do; 200
bills crushed POWDERED and graduated Sugar; 800 do
Coffee Sugsra, different grades 200 boxes ALBANIAN.
tine Candles. Receiving, for sale BY
jy2i i. II. sKINKER, Cary 1t.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

TRY GOODS AT AUCT Non
~ WEDNESDAY, 26th inst g., at 10 O'Clock at INV
auction store, | will sell lot of seasonable Dry
Goods.
CLOTHING-Also, invoice of Clothing con-
sistng of Cashmere and Cloth Sack and Dress Coats
Cashmere Pants, Cotton Hose Linen and Cotton
Coats and Panaloons, fine Linen-bosom Shirts Sus.
penders, Cravats, Table Cloths &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-Aiso, lot off Boots.
Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
jy22 r. CAUTHORN.
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NOTICE.-Having qualified as Curator
~ unon the estate of the late CHAsrAIH FARRAR,
hereby notify his customers and the public gene.
rally that the COAL business will be continued at the
same place and upon the same accommodating terms
IS heretofore Lump and dre~dge Coal will be delv.
cred at the shortest notice. and those customers lay
ing IN their supply during the Summer months will
not be called upon for payment until LIST Of January
next
hereby appoint Mr. C. B. LIPSCOMB my Agent
for sales OF Coal and the collection of all debts due
to the estate OF my decd husband, and for all sales
made by him. whose acts shall be binding upon me.
C. M. FARRAR.
Curator of the Est of C. FARRAR, decd.
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nNE HUNDRED DOL A RI RE-
" WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber on the
10th inst, Negro Man nsmed CHARLES he 10
about 81 years of age, feet or inches b'sn GIN
rer-bresd color; he was raised in Hampton by Mr..
Smelt; he has mother now living at Old Point, to
which place believe he has gone will give the
above reward to any person who VIII SeHvef Pm 10
BENJAMIN DAVIS,
iy2 No. Wall street, under City Hotel
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RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-We yesterday alluded &c
an accident the Lafayette and Indianapolis
Railroad, resulting from the engine running upon
log, which it is supposed was placed design
cdy upon the track 1t appears that the cars Were
turning curve and the engineer did not see the
obstruction until nearly upon it. He then reversed
the engine and jumped of The locomotive turned
complete somerset landing in corn field. The
baggage and express cars We're partly torn to at
oms. The engineer was slightly injured. Mr. Ste
phens, the express agent, was badly injured, and
will not recover. The passengers all escaped with
out injury.
FIRE IN FALMoUTH-We learn from the Freder
icksburg Herald that large frame building belong
tugto Dut Green, Esq, On the corner OF bis dwell
ing house lot Falmouth and occupied as lod rngs
by his sons, was destroyed by fire on Friday morn
ing last, about three o'clock.
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HI certify to acknowledgment of Deeds Nc, and
Wills, Deeds of Lease, Release, Bargain and Sale,
Agreements, and all other instruments OF wrtins.
He solicts the patronage Of his hends ana ths pubic
generally; can be found during the day al the Ex.
press Office of Mr.. WIN. l.. MAuLE, on Pearl street.
under the Office of Messrs. Toler Il Cook.
Nv l8-dlm*
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I HEREBY authorize and appoint FRAN
lCOIS DELARUE, my Agent or Curator to trans
act and settle the business OF my late husband fhp
J. Hoffman.
Mr.. Delarue will call all the customers for emp
ty barrels in few days. and trust they VIII be
promptly delivered. uorr,y
iy 2f-6t YOHANA dOFfMA