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TALLOW AND LARD.

The attention of the Baltimore American
mas been called by a commercial friend to
the large consumption of these articles. A
business circular of Messrs. Sawyer, Wallace
* Co., New Ysrk. says: Lard is lower, but
oeing kindred to tallow, it can hardly fail to
be materially affected for the better, sooner
or later. by protracted interruption of COM
mercial intercourse between England and
Russia. The former country imported from
the latter, last year, $4,000, 900 lbs. of tallow
-72 per cent Of the entire imports from all
countries. and e9utrolent TO about 300 900
barrels Of lard. She also derives from the
same sources 76 per cent of linseed and fax.
seed for oil purposes and nearly equal in
quantity TO tallow. These articles are pur-
chased in the interior during the winter
months by agents of English houses, and for.
warded to the. Baltic ports chiefly, for ship
ment in the summer. The usual arrange.
ments for securing. supplies have not been
made the past winter; and had this been done,
they could only reach the English markets
by long and expensive inland d--routes.'
H..would require, says the american, not
less than 100000 hogs to produce. the large
quantity mentioned above, and this is nearly
double the entire product of this country for
commercial purposes. The substitution of
American lard for tallow, and the enhance
ment in price, it is anticipated, will be very
great.
THE "BLACK WARRIOR" CASE IN PARIS
The Paris correspondent of the New York Her
aid says: "A very uneasy sensation has been
caused here by the seizure on the part of the au-
thorities of Cuba of the Black Warrior At a
grand reception at the English embassy last night,
where all shades ofpoltical opinion were represent
ed, this subject equally divided attention with the
French declaration of war From French and
English you heard but one expression of unfegned
regret, that the bungling intermeddling of Spain
should have occurred to .complicate the otherwise
manifold embarrassments of the period. There
were many influential Americans present, and
Lord Cowley and M. De Persigny were every now
and then holding animated conversations with Mr..
Francis Corbin.
The power and enormous influences of America
are every day being pushed forward into public
regard by the present crisis of European affairs
Her gigantic strides a maratime power, while
European States are falling on one another, like
hungry dogs guarrelling about bone, WILL it is
secretly felt, make her day the mistress of the
Old World. Depend upon it, France and England
have desire to provoke her; and least of ALI
just now. President Pierce may do what he likes
with the authorities at Cuba"
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A R

~ GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store fol
domestic manufacture, FRUITS, PRESERVES,
PICKLE, FIGS, RAISINS, TOYS, and every de.
hshment, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
II His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-.
sents, DC, is complete. de Is
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SIeHT DRAFTs ON NEW OkLkAEs-ln
surns to suit purchssers for sale at all times By j.
8. MACMURDO, st Exshspge Bans.
1.r 2s-d6m f'7ts
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T. j. CARsoE d Co, Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. 3
WATER STREET, NEW fOhk-A good assorts
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, an1
for snIa st lowest market prices. te l6-Iy
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law ASD
NOTARY PUBLIc.-O Office on franklin strest, under
TIE NstropolitsD Hall. Riehmond. Va No
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NOTICE.-I wish to inform the citizens
~ of Richmond and the Railroad Companies in
general, that l prepared to furnish them with
AWNINGS, TENTS. MARQUES. TARPAULINS,
BAGS, bose, AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
w. C. DREW.
=. All orders TO be left st Samuel Hastings or
Thos. Renovan's ON l4th or Pearl street, Richmond
NH q PM w. c. DREW
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LYoN's KATHAIRoN - For Preserving,
Restoring Cleansing, and Beautifyug the Hair, al.
leviating Nervous Headache, and Curing Eruptive
Diseases of the Skn.Is reputation s co-e xtensi~e
with the civilization of the elobe makes all praise
superfuous, ell exasseration impossible and since
its discovery has found substitute compete ia
incontested-its incontestible superiority. Physi.
clans and Chemists-honorable citizens from all pro.
fessions of ife-the leading Journals of Europe and
America-Ladies who have used 1t upon their dress.
ugtables, and Mothers in their Nursees-in fact it,
pronounce il the most pleasing and effective article
either Medicinal3or Toilet preparation ever pro.
duced. Do not fail to give IL trial. Price but 25c.
s4-..... es 8. d. BARNES, Proprietor,
NH Y dim 16l Broadway. N Y,
BRAND CUTTINa.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes Bags nv
chinery, Linen, &c, made to order.
M. O. WHITMAN,
At Langlsy's Tin and Gas Fitting Estabishment,
18th st., between Main and Franklin.
NH 9-d3m 50 s. Es ~
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
r w. SMITH, GAS FILTER AND
~ MANUFACTURER OE GAS FIXTURES

18th street. below Main street, Richmond. Va.-Hav.
inc secured the services of first class workmen am
now prepared to make to order all kinds of Gas Cham
6elers Brackets, Pendants, &c at short notice and
on reasonable terms.
Also, old Chandeliers Lamps, &c., cleaned, regiided
or hronze6, ard made to lock like new ones
All kinds OF Brass Turning and Finishing promptly
attended to.
n. R.--The trade supplied with Gss Fixtures. &C.,
ct Northern prices j. w. SMITH
an IL I'm 18th st below Main Of
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NEW HERRiNGE.--40bb bbIs. Roe Clip
AZ ed Herrings, receiving. for ssle by
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Discretion IS THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR ~-Therefore be discreet and don't be hum.
bugged and deceived by moonshipe advertisements.
Be wise and call on Mr.. r. T.. M0ULBON and have
your pictures taken he insures and warrants
tire satisfac ction sale to all who may give him
their kind patronage.
have on hand, at present, very handsome as
sortment of Fancy Cases Medalions Breast Pins and
Finger Rings eli of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
customers. 5ssss3alf
Pictures from o. TO S75. a5;g3
r. e. MOULSON,
fe 10 Hall of Science, l10 Main st.
GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF FLAHDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN. Sscys-
tayy Of the Yirgfnia State A2yiemtvai Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public ~
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS in piygiaia and the Southern and Westeyp
States. = s. esfs fF
OfEce-st the Office of the Fivginia State Agyicsi-
tayat Society No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST. NOTARY PUBLIC AND AccousTAsr-
OHrs-aa ahaye fe4-tN
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN

MOSD, FOR SALE.-We will sell valuable tract
of Land In the county of Chesterfield, 6. miles from
Richmond. near the old River Road, and front IL
nils OF the james River. containing 7sI acres OF
Land about 200 sores of which cleared and In
cultivation ond Of which about 90 good low
grounds bssnce, $500 acres) IN pine and oak growth
u csn conveniently be divided into two farms, has
springs IN abundance of good water and very heal
thy hiss large beds of granite quite convenient to the
river has on it mill, (weter power) about 100
yards from the river; and all the buildings necessary
For farm except dwelling.
The soil is gecd and easily improved, having good
clay foundation.
The terms one-third cash; balance at l and
years for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed.
NH n GODDIN APPERSON
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RAGLAND q BRUIHER have re.
AZ moved, temporarily their stock of Groceries to
their house tie North side of the Basin, betwe en-
10th and ilth ss where they will be pleased to fur.
nish their customers and the public, an ii Is
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Pursuant to the above notice, shall in few DAYS
be prepared to continue the manufacture of Regaa,
as heretofore, for MASONS. i. o. OF. S of T., and
all other Societies with entire stock aud all the
stest improve in design and execution of work.
BANNERS. EMBLEMS, SEALS aud JEWELS of
every description, will be made TO order promptly
Orders are respectfully solicited
ED. MCDONALD, Agent,
Regalia aud Banner Manufacturer
(Succes5or to Mcdonald Lyons.)
Rp l0-2w Main st next door to u S. Hotel
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NOTICE.-I have this day constituted
~ and appointed my brother, Edward McDonald.
OF the city of Richmond, my agent to conduct and
carry on the Regalia business in all its branches
Richmond, April 10th, 1854 MCDONALD.
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In the dfffra00n, WIN. CHARLToN was called and
testified to three pools of blood. He saw three the
night of the murder and he saw them the next NOR
ming. The first he saw at the scales IL inches in
diameter-the next between the engine house and
the scales 8 or inches, with stream a. broad as
his finger apering off into drops In the direction OF
another pool on the eastern side of the street. about
the same In size with the last mentioned, that near
the scales being the largest. Witness had never
told any one about his seeing three pools. ihsfe
was nobody looking at the pools at night or IN tne
morning when be was there. He was sammonoa
at the instsnce OF Mr. Bumpass who had heard irom
somcbody he had not told, that ne had seen tnfec
pools of blood.
STRAYRx recalled and questioned by proseea-
ton. Christian got acquainted with Miss anderson
at the Episcopal fair about the 22nd Dec Inc en-.
eagemsnt to 60 TO church wss for Christmas nisnl
lSIndsy3 Itwas broken of the evening OF tnst
day. His atteutions 10 Miss A.. at the Far were
very marked Saw nothing indicating fnat ms ~
teniiops were or were not acceptable.
O. By defence-Miss A. Il lady OF great beauty
and personal charms. (1he counsel w putting the
the question disclamns any personal disrespecs to
the lady. .
hand or under his arm when he entered the passage
with blackburn.
Here the prosecution rested.
The defence thcn called the following Witnesses /:
JoaN w. MAosIs, whoss sssimony NAs cendued
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or Flooding: Painful, Suppressed and Irregular
hieasirEgiion, &C., with all their accompanying
evils, (Cancer excepted,) no matter how severe
or oil how long standing.
The Ca,holcun far SURPRISES other remedies in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
tho system in better condition. Let all inter-
esled call and obtain n pamphlet (FREE) eon,ain-
Ing ample proof, from the. most respectable sour
ces, n the beneficial results OF its use; togctIl.
or with letters from highly experienced Plysl
clans, who have used it in their practice, aud
sneak from their own observations.
REFERENCES:
p. B. pEcRnAM, N. D. Utica, Ny
l.. D. FLEMING, NJ. D. Canandaigun, n. Y.
NJ. II. Illus, ~ D Rochester, n. Y.
D. Y. FoorE, N D Syracuse, NY.
Professor DUNBAR, N D Baltimore, Nd.
J. C. 0RRIcI, n D {"
". ". REESE, NJ D City of New York.
W. PREsc0rr, N D Concord, n u.
}. p. NEwLAND, NJ D, Utica, n Y.
Rev. C. S.lbEAaD, Glenn Springs, S C.
Pamphlets eau he had gratis Mt The Store OF
T.. ". TOWER & Co., Agents,
Druggists and booksellers, Morgantown, Va.
And sold by LOGAN g. CARR, Fairmont,
Dr.WM. EYSrER, do
LIS. ". D. KERN, aliddlehurne,
Or. l. L. iiAN klNS, Wayhes-
burg, penua, and by must OF the
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
[G- Srr tn, following letter:
HUNTSVILLE, Yadkin county, C}
November IS, 1858.
Dr. John B. NJ. tchsi:
Sir: deem it ms duty TO express to you
my sincere thanks Tor Your discovery of the Gel
ebratrd Female Medicine, (ca,h"lcon.) My
wife has been more ar less troubled with flood
Ing Tor eight or nine years, and found nothing to
give her relief, anil, by accident, got bottle
Of your medicine, aud found it just the thing
wanted. 1t acted like charm, and has given her
entlrc relief OF a permanent character.
With much respect your ob't serv't,
(SIgncd) WILLIAM J. BoLIS.
J. b. MARcnIsI & Co. Propri,i"rs,
Central Depot, 3Oi Broadway, n. Y. =
February II, 1854. If
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MoRGANToWN FLOUR MILL

ALL persons VII" nave been accustomed
Ia get their grinding done Al Roeo's MIL,
and all oihels who are fond o g""'i tln'l',
ore respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for tenn Of yeats,
a, a cash tent. aud thus has the exclusive
cliarge If tie Mil.
With the advantage Of sundry impr"re.
menls made in the Mill. together with slrri
attention To business, aud ioil.li.h just
riskf aud righl side up. he rSrrr's !" com
nr,p successfully with his brother Nillers.
and 10 give general Satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly undris'o"d BY
Fa,mc,s and others, thai all who hrns good
whpa, may rel, upnn having sood Hour.
" Thr highest market rr'rr will be CIV
en- for Wheat. JAMES S. CRAIG.
October q. 1858. If y
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Luudon County Agricultural Institute and
CHEMICAL ACADEMY.

TN this Institution, thorough instruction Is
given m all the branches Of Mathematics and
Science, useful IL tho farmer aud Tue man Of bu.
sincss. The students are not taught the theory
only, hut they arc instructed in the practical mp.
pl,cation OF their studies to the every day al.
Mrs OF life. They are made acquainted with
the phenomena Of natrrc-,auglt the properties
of snrls-tho composition OF mncrals--the util-
rty of different kinds Of rucks--lhe requirements
Of plau,s-lawS Of mechanical Iorces--calcuIa.
| tons OF the cnst, quantity, aud strength OF ma
| lcras used Tor building and other purposes
surveying iarms--leYclIing w1tcr.c0'itscs--Iay-
| ing out understanding mopS--inechanlcnl draw.
| ing-and calculations required III tho cohstfrc-
| lion OF machinery, &c. Agricultural chemistry
is thoroughly taught, and illustrated by ;hous-
ands OF interesting experiments in the lecture
room, in tho laboratory, and on tho larn.
The advanced students arc taught how to pro.
pRrc pure chemicals, analyzc soils, minerals,
marls, &c.
A wurkshup II furnished with II furnace, turn.
ing lathe, and grent variety of,ools for working
in wood and metal. Hence tho students have an
opportunity OF seeing all the branches Of me-
cianisn, from the telling Of the timber 10 the
polishing and finishing OF handsome and cootiy
apparatus; every part of winch is iamliiarly ex.
planned. Their attention is not confined TO the
class.buok; hut they arc taken into the luhnra.
tory, the workshop, the garden, ard the field,
and they ATE made acquainted with nndreds OF
operations which every body secs but few ctn
explain.
The design Of the Institution 10 TO prepare
young men for business; and to accomplish this
desirable purpose, neither pains nor expense is
spared in Obtaining ever thing necessary for full
and complete illustration. Tho course of i'll.
siructivn Is varied to suit the farmer, tho NOR
chant, the engineer, &c.
The buildings arc new and commodious; and
tho neiehborhood is no, surpassed in morality.
The location Inns all the advantage Of purity OF
water, saubrity Of atmosphere, and beauty Of
scenery.
The regular sessions commence on the first
day Of October, and end Gn the first day oil the
following August. Young men wishing 10 enter
as students, should, il possible, make Hpplica.
ton hetore the closing Of tho previous session.
TERns.-S2G0 per session Of ten months. One
hall 10 BIZ pad IN advance, and the remainder on
the first of March. This includes tuition, board,
lodging, washing, fuel aud lights. Students in
the Classical department are charged $40 per
session cxtra-Io be paid in advance.
Sons Of preachers and editors arc charged on.
ly $3.50 per session.
Buoks furnished at store prices, for which the
students are expected 10 pay cash.
Farmers can have their sns analysed /; and
teachers and students can obtain pure chemical
reagents at tie establishment
BENZ. II. BENTON, Principal.
Aide P. O., Loudoun county, Va.
June 3, 1854. IL
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The object Of this suit is To recover the amour;
Of Judgment rendered OH the 10Th OF March,
1854. by n Justice Of the Peace OF fayet,c cuun-
~, Pennsylvania, for the sum Of s96 Of, and
81 OK costs in favor Of the Plaintiff against the
Defendant.
And it appearing from an affidavit fled that the
Defendant is not an inhabitant Of this Common
wealth, !, is ordered that he do appear within one
month after due publication oil this Order, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest.
1t is also ordered that this Order be published
four successive weeks in the Alonongalia Mir.
ror,' weekly newspaper published in Morgan
town, Monongalia county, Virginia, aud he also
posted at the front door Of the court house Of
said county on the first day OF the mex, County
Court Of said couniy.
A copy, Teste, G.S. RAY, Clerk.
F. c. Wilson, for plf.
July s, 1854. s55 5s
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UYR.c.A ALLEN, PIE, IN cnAXCEnr:

w. Upon an account on
Lonsa IIito G, ais, Dcits. an order ofnerrrcnce
90 the undersigned, one "f;hc Commissioners oi
the Circuit CUru Electromagnetic county, Virginia,
which order was made in said cause at the April
Term, 1854, OF SAID Court:
The parties Plaintiff aud Defendants in said
cause, as well MS the creditors Mt large against
the estate of Joseph li,c, deceased, will take
notice that shall, at my office in Alorgan;Own,
in said county aud State aforesaid, on Saturday
the a2d day Of July, 1854, prnceed I" take the
prouf Of any de.ts against the estate Of said jo-
scph lite, deceased AT which time ant, place
all persons interested in said account will pre-.
sent their respective claims, with any evidence
necessary in support OF the same. II fran any
cause said account shall not be taken On said day
or the prnni being commenced shall not be CON.
ple,ed, then the taking Ct the same will be con.
tnued from time to tine until completed.
Given undef my hand this 18th day Of juno,
1851. 1853 1t l.. $. liuuGIl.
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COME TsrEy HAVE!

JUST received per adams & Co, Express the
largest and hest assorted stock Of Embroiderics
in this market certain. ALSO, another lot Of
Silk and Straw Bonnets, Misses Flats, hand
made Mi,is, pink, blue, white and tan colorcd,
all wool DcLaines, dotted Swisses, &C.. &c. We
would respectfully invite the attention of Ladies
TO the above goods, as being nice and cheap.
May 6, 1854. CARR, HANIYAY & Co.
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IN CH.iNCERY.

The object of this suit is to eljoin the defend
ants lrom collecting certain Judgment of the
County Court OF hlunongalia county, rendered On
The 30th day OF June, 1853, in lsvor OF Henry L.
Smith, assignee OF Alpeeus c. Dorsey, assignee
Of MiJeon P. Mercer, against said Nmrud Nee
ly, for One Hundred Dollars, with interest thrrc-
on from the 9TH day OF April 1853 ill paid, and
tho costs until the further orders oil this Court.
And il appearing from an affidavit, filed tina, the
defendant, Mideon p. Mercer, is not inlahit-
ant OF this Commonwealth, i, is ordered that he
do appear within one month after due publication
Of this oIder, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest.
1t is also ordered that this order be published
four successive weeks in the Monongalia Mir
rur,' U weekly newspaper published in Morgan-
town, Monongalia county, Virginia, and be also
posted at tic front door Of The court house of
said county on the first day Of the next comfy
court OF SAID county.
A copy, Tes,e, G.S. RAY, elk.
W.T.. Wiley, Tor Plff.
July S, 1854. a55 5t
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SUgW ~ EEs GOOD 8,

which have been selected with grca, care, and
with view to tho demands Of tho market
III THE LADIES are especially invited 10
call mud examine onr stock as suon MS convenient.
We feel assured tia, yen will he pleased with
our Goods, and particularly with the nnprece.
dcrtcd low prices at which they will he S"ld.-
Cur efforts tn do II ca.h business have hccn more
than realized; mud We hope by street attention
10 business to merit continuance of public pa
trOnage.
n. B.-AIl who wish 10 buy bargains. call i'm.
mcdiaicIy at Rogers 8: fogIn's CHEAP CASH
STORE where You can huy pretty and cheap
Gnods. Dod'i forget the piace-.hc W0 BIG
RED DOORS. IL. & +.
Morgan,own, June 10, 1854.
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The object OF this suit is to erjnn the defend,
ant, BenjumIn +. Smith, from naSIng sale Of the
land conveyed by the decd Of trust in the Bill
meHiiUnee until the further order of this Court.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit fled that the
defendant Al,deon P. Mercer IS not M iHlab'tant
OF this commonwealth, 1t i, ordered that he do
appear within one month after due publication OF
order, aud do what is necessary 10 protect his
interest.
1t Is also ordered that this order be published
four successive weeks in the Munongalil Mr.
ror.' weekly newspaper published IN Morgan
town, alonOngaila county, Virginia, and be also
posted at the lrunt door Of the court house of
said county on the frss day Of the next county
court OF said county.
A copy, 'restc, G. s. RAY, elk.
W.T.. Wiley Tor Complainant
JulyS, 1854. 255 St
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M.sy.S and C.gEsS;

Consisting of SILK, Fur Kossu,h, Cuban, Pana.
ma. l.rahorn aud Palm Hats, OF all qualities and
styles; silk plush, cloth and glazed CAPS.
BOOTS IND SHOES.
STOCKS. GRAPES. SHIRTS, &c.
A large and beautiful assortment Of Stocks,
Crayats, Shirts. Collars, Ilaudkerchris. Socks,
Suspcndcrs, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, &c.
iLJ- One Of the firm is practical Tailor, lar-
ing been at the head OF some OF the mast fash.
iunahe houses in many OF ,hr European and a.
mcrican cities; having this advantage, he feels
that he cuLuot fail tn please.
Call ut once four duors north Of Walace's Ho.
tel, at the Slore-roOm recently occupirdh by +. a.
Dcrng & Co.
4. FEDERLEICHT g. Co.
Morgantown, April S, 1851. BIN.
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FRESH DRUGS,

JUST RECEIVED at the +. NJ. chnlfant Drug
Store, Sign OF the Golden Mortar. The atten-
ton OF Physicians is especially requested, as the
Stock is large and complete aud Will be sold on
TENS tina, canho, iail to give entire satisfaction.
JulyS, 1854.
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Ready-Made Clothing

ever offered to the public. They do not hesitate
t" say that ,hry can nlIer Inducements never be-
fire offered to this community. Our terms are
CASH, which will enable uS to sell 90 per cent
lower Than such articles in our line can he bought
fur hero or anywhere in the country. We there
FIRE Invite tic public to call and examine our
stock of Goods, consisting oil every article ofap'