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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

Arriral Of The Crescent City-Later from Ha
rama.
New YORK, Aug. 3.-The steamer Crescent city
with dates from New Orleans TO the Goth and Ha
vana to the 29th ult, arrived this morning with rs
passengers, and &s2, 900 in specie.
At Havana the fever had entirely Disappeared
though it still fingered in the interior.
The Spanish mail steamer and three frgates ar
riy5d at Havana on the 2Sth, bringing news from
Cadiz 10 the sh tand about 900 troops for the
Island.
Much qualification is expressed by the llaban-
eros at the appointment of General Concha as
Captain General, and great preparations were on
foot to give him grand reception.
The Sugar and Coffee crops were reported as
looking very favorable,
\ Havana letter states that Martin GulliTno,tho
Government Secretary, under Cnnedo has return
ed to Cuba, having been appointed Chief of the Elk
chequcr.
Fifty-seyen Canary Islanders have arrive ON the
Island as full Cubaneros.
General Concha was expected in few days.
The markets were very dull. Sugars firm. One
contract for new crop was made at reals far Gu
curochos, ) l-2 for browns for yellows,and for
whites.
frcights.-An American bark chartered to take
10000 boxes 10 New York, for the round sum of
$1,000.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISE 0NTS.
llardWare.--Fall Importation, 1854.
p - NnAsRs,

Importers and BhoIesale Dealers in FORETGN
and DOMESTIC HIRDU4RE,
No 81 Peal st. opposite Mi IL w Frys,
Ill. -
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Nj, IANGHORNE & SONS.

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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Var Eagle, Capt HARRIS, arrived
yesterday, bringing us Galena and Chicago
pal ers which contained further intelligence
from the seat of the Eastern war We do
not perceive any account OF the extensive
battle which it was reported was fought at
Bucharest. There is, indeed, nothing Of
special importance by this arrival, further
than than that the Turks had achieved a
victory at Guirgive.
Paris advices from Madrid 10 the 18th
state that the insurgents are masters of Ma
drid During the night previous the troops
engaged acted vigorously against barbados,
but for the most part unsucccsSfully. \
battle was fought between O'Donnel and
BlaZcs. The latter was defeated, and
wounded, and taken prisoner. The popu
lace sacked the palace of Christina at Sa
tamanie, near Grenada The official ga
zette states that new ministry had beel
appointed.
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Murder will Out.

A man supposed To he the murderer Of the
ALLIsoAs at Cincinnati, was arrested few
days since IN Hancock county, Illinois Fiji,
following IS the statement Of the Warsaw En-
press:
Ola Sunday afternoon last, a man lande
from ,alc pacAet al this place and inquired tn,
WAY II the residence %! Mrs. Ward, in IT,
country. One ui our citizens gave the direc
ton, but ii seems he mlstook the way. ain,
night coming on, he pat up at the house OF
Mr.. \. Robinson. who resides abunt six miles
ftom tbs place. The stranger seemed very
Communicative said his name was Ward, was
a cousin 20 Ms Ward, whose reside! &C was Il
few miles of, and IN The coarse of conversation
stated that ne had recently been in [ ncinnati.
At the breakfast table next mo- ing, Mr..
Robinson inquired Of his @ est if he was in
Cincinnati at the time the \ lisons Were muir
dered. The stranger turned ale, seemed very
much agitated, denied having been IN Cincin-
natl at the time referred TO, suddenly lost his
appetite, abruptly left the table, and soon after
the house A few hours after he had left, Il
party arrived at the house of Mr.. Robinson,
who were in pursuit of the same Individual
Mr.. r. directed the officers to the residence OF
Mrs. Ward, which direction the fugitive had
taken. In a short time after, the party re-
turned, having the bird secured. He was Ia
ken down to keokuk, and is now probably on
the way to Cincinnati.
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Personal Intelligence.

F. McCarty, ]. Stackhouse, Saltwater; E. II.
Russell, Galena; Charles Gregory, st. Louis; ID.
Dcker>on, lady and daughter, Mass; Charles Will
lams, lady and daughter. Detroit; E. ii. Nett'eton
Chicago; r. n. Holden aud lady, Hudson; IL. +.
Smith. Prairie du Chen; VIM. FAN banks, Watab
Fl. NJ. Madison, New York E. L. Trader, St. An
tho"y, were among Saturdays arrivals al the Ameri
lean House.
Ma'k, Schroeder, Dubuque; {. s. Youngon, A.
Smith, Dixon, H.; F. W. Sherman. U. 5. A.; l..
j. Hunt, }. r. Brown, Sank Rapids W. F. CahhI
St. Anthony, were among Saturdays arrivals at the
Winslow House.
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TELECEApI.IC NEWS.
New YORK. july 80.

NEW IOhh- guy 80
We learn from the City Inspectors Office
that the whole number of deaths in this eli
from all causes since Saturday last is zoos, OF
which POI were from cholera. There have
been 400 iuterments in the city cemetery
alone.
Extract from letter dated Key West. July
22nd: The yellow fever has entirely dlsap-
p>artl from Inc I,aud and 10 new cases lavl
occurred ior the last twenty days.
The Superior Court this forenoon, in the
case Of .\ieE,tuocg Kyle, refused to admit tn
accused to bail. but a,stainei from giving al.
opinion "a to whether the Company are iIao'
for the stock SO issued. Mr.. Tamadge eli
taitcd Of their Honors if motion could not
b. made to rellce the amount OF bail. The
Court replied in the affirmative:
The report Of cholera today is as follows -
franklin street Hospital, cases, deaths
Not. stree, Hospital, received and death
total number OF deaths from cholera for tn,
past week, 200.
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WASHINGTON. July %.

SESATE--A debate took place on the action
Of the House, allowing the Baltimore a. Ohio
Railroad to construct Branch Road to II
point opposite Alexandria, in order to connCc,
with the Southern Roads. The Senate, how
ever, refuse 10 concur.
4 large nnnibof Of bills were received FROM
the House ana referred.
Tae oiii providing for the payment to Co.
Fremont Of SIo3,UUo, for relief furnish Il 10y
him to the Indians in California, was read i
:hiri time and passed.
HovsE-After the usual opening business,
the House went into Committee OF the " loic.
and took up the Ocean Mail Steamer ApprO-
priation bill.
Mr. Oids. Of Ohio. moved an amendment
striking oat the words referring to Tie con
tract Of L. X. Collins, for conveying the L. :
II Ills betwce New \ ork and Liverpool. a
debate eiIsueI.
II is reported that Col Wheeler. Of y. c.
has accepted the appointment of Charge
Aillirs 1T y Nicaragua, aud Nj Marion, OF til
NASHVILLE Calol, OF Charge to Guatemala.
The IA}1a contains an pt:Ier article Oh Il
a;p3ct q. opi' ttil..1ls vii Spain, ami say
t..t it IS highly ncce .sary tl&t lands ue place
at t.c III. po,.i!on VI The President to aid hl
through the recess OF Congress.
Henry \. Wise publishes Il letter in viii.
he states that he would have voted tor Il.
Nebraska bill, but he was strongly opposed !,
Mr.. Bad gers amendment.
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Congress iOnal.

The following synopsis Of the proceedings
Of Congress we make up from our latest
New York dates
In the Senate on the 25th, the Commit
ce on Commerce reported the House bill
making the collection district of Dunkmk Il
port of entry, and CattarauguS Creek Il port
If dcliverv-j'aSsed. The River and Har-
or Approx ,r.alion bill, with amendments,
as it passed the Senate, was reported. The
bill providing for Il final settlement OF ac-
counts Of revolutionary officers was post
poncd till next Ecccmbcr. The consder;-
ton Of the Civil and Diplomatic -Appropria
ton bill was then resumed. The amend
mcnt, making an appropriation of $500, GOO
for the construction Of watcr-works in Tic
| District OF Columbia, was agreed to. AI.o
N amendment Giving EDWARD H!ppI.E $50,
! 900 for expenses incurred in titrin" up the
! American Department of the Worlds En-
aib;tion at London. An amendment, au
thorz.ng in the Presidential hou>choids,
Private Secretary, Clerk. Steward. and Nc s.
>cngcr, was also agreed TO. Several other
amendments were discussed. and the fur
ther consideration of the ILL was po>trcn-
ID. The Senate insisted on its amendments
to the Indian Appropriation bill, and asked
/ for a Committee of Conference After an
Executive Session the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, the
Committee on Commerce were directed to
inquire what legislation was necessary t.
regulate or prohibit the introduction into
the United States of Insane and Blind for
cigncrS The House then went into Com
mittce Of the Whole on the Navy Appro-
tpriation bill. Mr.. SMITH, of New York,
moved as an amendment to the bill that no
intoxicating liquors shall be provided as {;
beverage. This amendment was amended
50 as to read "and no officer shall lie al
lowed to use Intoxicating liquors except as
a mcdcine,' and the amendment so modili-
ed was agreed to- An amendment was
adopted approlriating $50, 900 to dciray
the expenses Of the japan Expedition, and
without concluding, the Committee arose
and the House adjourned.
The Senate on the 9Th ult., after iii
crcasng the Salaries of our Ministers t.
England and France to Sl5, 900 per all
nun, and abolishing the usual outfit, passed
the other appropriations, and making some
other less important amendments, passet
the Civil and Diplomatic bill.
In the House, the bill regulating the pa,
and increasing the efficiency of the Army
was further debated, but no final action VIA
taken The bill making provision for postal
service in California, Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, was considered, and the Sen
ate's amendment authorizin" special letter
carriers to charge % cents instead of so
cents for the conveyance Of single packages,
was cOncllrrp1 in
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Prize Fight.

\ great prize fight came off in New
York city, on the 9th ut, Ectwecn man
by the name Of MoRRlssEY, and another By
the name OF POOLE, at the foot of Amos
street, North River. MoERIssEY, for some
time past had been cnltayorng to get up "A
reputation as a great prize fighter, having
repeatedly offered to fight with Ton IYER.
which the latter declined but the challenge
was accepted by his friend, POOH, although
. much smaller man than MoRrssEY-
Poole met MoRRIssEY the evening before at
Il drinking shoI-high words en>ucd, when
the latter offered to bet fifty dollars that
the former would not meet him at 7 O'Clock
the next morning, which bet was taken, and
the money put up. They accordingly met
next morning, pursuant to agreement, and
sad a regular trough and tumble fl ght,
which only lasted five minutes, at the end
Of which time MoEMssEY was DIE lfully
.rlised and mangled, having one eve gouged
,ut, besides numerous bruises Oh his head
md face, by violent blows from PooIE, who.
Il the scutiie, fell on top. When taken up,
there was a hole in his cheek, and his lu~
were cllawed up in Il frightful manner 1t
IS thought he VIII not be able to stir out
again for six months
The New York papers ccns,re very
highly the conduct Of the Ninth Ward 20
lice, in allowing this brutal and disgusting
affair to take place. They say that the Of
Gccrs had information Of tie contemplate
fight, as early as , O'Clock in the morning
and that they could have prevented thu
meeting if they had been so disposed. SucI
horrid exhibitions are IA dis grace to any civ
liAod coninl;nlt.y, and the quicker they art
Tut a stop to the better
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s9- The original "Angel Gabriel" horn
and al, made his appearance in the city yes
terday, and held forth in front OF the Amcr-
cln. He is curious subject. His cap bears
Ibis inscription" Rale Brittania, and Hal
Columbia, but down with the denominations OF
II ,,ne"' He carries sort OF tripod with a
bulletin board upon it, and vane, to show
the shftinos oil the wind of doctrine, probably.
and slua, TO his side is d trumpet, with which
ever anl anon, he emphasized his DISCOURSE
Buffalo Democracy.
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LOW ELL. July 90.

4 terrible confederation occurred in our city
to,liv The Railroad House and twenty other
budines are in ashes. At the least, there
were 800 families rendered homeless. Loss
100000.
Ii is reported that three lives were lost by
the falling OF Il wall.
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Murder.

The Galena Idrrfiiwr notices the fact
that a lad named George jackson, aged IL
years, was committed to Jail in that city, Il
day or two since, for the murder of play
mate, called Elias Horn, aged siXteen.-
Both boys were residents of Millyillc, 30
Davies county.
o. \ powder mill at Wilmington, Del
'warc, Lew up on the 30th, killing a man
named James Lynch, and utterly destroying
The building.
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1'loof'

SAINT PAUL:

EARl4 : Gouhi.lth, : = =. : 80
THE D4TLT PIJNEER, iSPa!Is<fet sffg ,rse-ody NOR
; -, H. tica Beara STREET Saint Io,d N3aes"tu. GGi
tsb.} 10 I,a SeclbetS for $ir D"'idS leHF IA A
>tce CTR Subscribers, Fifteen Cats he~t, Iayute I"
l4e Cufli.i.
yy;F r,EEKLT PIONEER printed at tbs oice,
sal - V,H >tircrii-tS al the fp ,,cts7 rdtrS Niy' cary
~. !,1Irs: Fire tJ i-s. EjLh Jliql> Eight cfs 3ft
Df,,s; 7I,e Topics T.'"c DojIE. IT, take Gdrunrge u
te Cib .1,- hocee he subscriptions te .eua te PAD IN
,triaJiy /" -!"r.,.,e,
r. Cty&RE>IDVDENTS.-.tn yao,,s COMMUNICATIONS
IA sceir Ho,ri.5"n All articles processing to state t'ctS,
iS' &c 0rc1n lied by the IutorS not for paOtcd
1 b, guarantee Of Inc ttb Of the statements MADE
V~oac,y <pontcie continuing iapo,td'd nes on
satisfies cpiitiG anil g0tcth totons end settlements
hrouih0td the .N0rttrcf. Is Soticitcd.
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Accumulated Disasters.

Seventy-liye buildings have been destroy
ed by fire i'll St. Johns, New Brunswick,
recently The cholera has now broken out
there and is making fearful ravagcs.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 81.

The deaths by cholera during the past wee
in this city viii reach ~. Total number w.
be over 900.
Mayor Conrad is determined to enforce til.
Sunday liquor law. notwithstanding the dcci>
ion OF the Supreme Court. He says it Wa
given on different or e1pCitc testimony.
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C'ittELEsroN. July 2S.

TIE cholera has made its appearance in
Berk county. and at hast accounts was raging
to 4 fi-ightIul extent. DAT oi the total >
cases. there has been 30 dcaths--l2 had oc-
Cured in one family.
The Savannah Nems discredts the accounts.
Lent Molat has been ordered to superin-
tend the improvements OF the harbor.
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LATEST NEWS.
Death of s Isle Smith.

The Chicago papers announce the death
of S. LlsLE SMITH, Esq, noted as an able
lawyer, and as the most eloquent orator of
the Northwest. His age was SO years.
lie was ii brother-in-law Of DIR. PORTS, of
fh:S city
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Terrible Calamity in New York.

A terrible catastrophe occurred on Sat
urday afternoon in New York city, by the
falling of large unfinished gas house at
the foot of Fourteenth street, East River.
Three persons were almost instantly killed
and more than a dozen badly wounded.
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Cholera at Dubuque.

We learn that the cholera is prevailing.
at Dubuque to such an extent, that many
people have left the city in consequence
thereof.
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Essyn JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq, is an au-
thorized gent for The PIONEER at Galena,
to procure subscribers and advertisements
His receipts will be regarded as payments.
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W AsHINGroN, July %.

A ncl,iiew Of Washington Irving, holding q
clerk>hip in one OF the Departments, died sud
denly last evening from an overdose Of opium
\ young lady attircd in boys ctothe, Wa
apDl ciicudcd last evening. GuII. .buut Che CITY
uD Ter suspicious circumstances.
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UNITED STATES DEBT HELD ABRoAp,-On
the LIST of January, 1854, it was estimated
that stock of the United States was held by
foreigners to the amount Of S24, 600, 900 This
amount has been reduced by redemption and
transfers to S2OOOo,oOO; requiring the pay
ment OF Sl,2o0,0o0 interest annually. Our
whole national debt is now SAT 900 coo.
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E.3g~ See next page, under Commercial head
for rates of Money and Exchange, st. Pau
and GaIena Markets, &c.
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The Iimes learns that the steamer 1igdWun
was destroyed by fire while lying at the wharf
at East Adams, Connecticut river, last nj ht.
Lass : u 600
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parota s. co.
WOLFE'S sCHIEDAM AROMATIC

MEDIC mai. ntt brink o! .lnnently >alUarv quail
"A hc"iIon> manufactured ls himself eXcl4sIVci. at
aiS factory at Hclicltln. in fiolia II.
Il = lac ol the best Farley that he selected III
Lctope with essence Of aromatic Itaau berry of
acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal properties 1t
mas hig since acquired higher reputation both III Eu-
reg. ana Ameilci. than amy other diruec b., ye.
In Gravel Gout and Rhcunti in Ob, ruct.on- of the
Bladder aI.d l!hcys. anl in Cehc Al itcttv. IL effects
are prompt deciDc't and invariably reliable. And it is
not "rN remedy Ter these alI'tcS bat all cases in
which they produced by drinking Ial water which is
almost universally lie cause oil item il operates
preventative.
The distressing eject upon the stomach. bowels and
Bladder Ct tivt~. residents. ami all
Toned them produced 10y TIE OF nearly all
our great inland rivers. like the Ohio. Mississippi and
Alabama from the large quaRtii! of decay ed vegetable
Ter contain,,. in them iii state Of sU!Ution we'll
known ~ J. au that of tie waters OF lime stone gonS
producing gravel clcui. and stone in the bladder.
TIE I,ohri e. Nhiarm Sh@ilS i anab>'utc corrective
qurltly ftt,cat, Tie Iii which they occasion.
VIA, ic~air 4, i,,t ii JAIN : X Co.. Druggists.
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The New Orleans P'eoynne reports one
death from yellow fever at The Charity uospi-
tai during twenty-iour hours.
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BoSroN, July %.

BoSroS, July %.
The sickness at the State Prison at Charles
town is subsicing, although there are about
100 cases still.
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ALBANY, July 90.

Since Wednesday noon there have been =.
cases of cholera reported to TIE board OF health
and 81 Deaths
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MessrS. PHILLIPS. oil cloth manufacturers at
Pittsburgh, Pa. were robbed last week OF
goods worth about $1,000.
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,3- The store Of Mr. LAKrENrE,R, Oh
TAr,, street, was broken open on Satur,ia!
night last, and goods and money to the
amount of five hundred dollars distracted.
No clue as yet to Indicate the persons who
committed the depreciation.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RATLRoAD.-On the 24th
ult. the Chicago Branch of the Illinois Cen
trail was formally opened for the transaction of
the ireighting and passenger business, to Cr-
hana, distance of one hundred and thirty
miles south from Chicago. This is about half
OF the length of the whole branch.
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this Office.

nsg~ QUIT CLAIM DEEDS for sale at
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n> We call attention to the card Of DR..
HADrIETD, to be found i'll to-day's paper. We
understand that SO far, he has been very
successful in the treatment of patients that
have come under his care. Office on Third
street, one door above BrEl's Shoe Store.
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w NTED.

1 number Of iOUSEMAGDS, who can do all kinds o!
y general house Wolk-also few active Young Men.
for walters in hotels who understand the business we'll
can always obtain desirable situations and fair wages. by
calling al the INTELLIGENCE OFFitE f..
juv l4-,f Third street 81. Paul.
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4 NORWEG German girl Cook in private
n family The highest wages viii be given Apply to
H. IYNEMAN.
iyoo Third st.. jackson.
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sI~ The Var Eag1e came in yesterday
at l o'clock P. NJ. She leaves at 4 o'clock
this afternoon
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A@s- a special committee Of the L. S. Sen
ate ask for an appropriation to test RICHARD
son 5 atmospheric railroad. The mails which
now consume twelve hours in passing between
New York and Washington, may in the opin-
ion of the committee, be carried between those
cities in two hours by the proposed utmos-
pheric telegraph, and at a cost so diminished
that the department might send six sets
of mails where it now sends one without in
creasing its expenses. The machinery has
never been tried except in small model
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CHOLERA At DLxoN-Thc Dixon TEE
graph, Of july eth, says that on the Sun
day previous, there were fourteen inter
ments from cholera, five Oh Monday, three
on Tuesday, and two on Wednesday, in that
town.
Among the deaths mentioned are those
of the Postmaster, j. IL. CLEAyoE and
WM PATRICK, Of the firm Of PATRICK 4
MEANS.
We also learn that twenty-five deaths by
cholera had taken place in Grand dc Tour.
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VARIETIES! YARlETIEN!.

Dow lR SA't, caps. H,rb,, O. Marrow. Hair OH
G~, and Metal = rii.c>, Pure ice. Potash. Sal
SOFIA. Sfareh StrHchIi.c. ii"i Ii lille Strings. Letter
aprr Paint Br">h"-. Ink. 1"s,r. Gt - and Metal
lamps Pare Bay Ram Battling Spong" AL divers Other
kind. * :. &C.. at JARVIS X COS.
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FOR FIC-NlC PARTIES.

NIX IL En- RACT CT COIIIE. TIE contents "f each
bottle viii make 70 caps l,ntr "hc. Ht! cents Pc
ottlc N.B-This is superior article Fer sale at
JAIN X Co.
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HljSION pECl.LEtS.
81 KNiN(: FLUID.

HNESi' Fruits. in can> L ma. % keic ~ PEN Sauce
i &c., Ac., for sale AT 49, ton rice. at
JARVIS \ Co.
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TO LAWYERS

VERY fine assortment UI Lawyer stationery just
n received by express from New York among which
be lodiI.-
The Lawyers Common place Book superior article
Legal Cap IongiolI Lawyers = Al. Notarai Na'ei>
and every article OF superior quahty used T.! e
Legal Profession. For sale cheap Tor Cash by
W :. CONES,
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7
nN short paper and on Real Estate.
~ Drafts on NEW YORK,
GIE\A.
g - ST. LOUIS,
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