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arrrrn1ro.-Wc have seen gresEsr

QUFrrRf hsv0 seen . groe8er
.uount Of suffering and want smonE the poor q tns
citv within the past three days thsa It has ever 49,
an misfortune to witness. Women ana c1rsols.
vithout the neccssarss Of iifc-many OF tee smessn
with disrrhoa, and one to administer 70 tnen
wsnts In one of our walks we met With yonnE
~orn. n and two children hor eess ann Destitute NO
had lust lost her husband BY cholsra In anotnei.
moor woman PROSTATE on 4 bod OF s.fAw- two emf
Syen near her aost sarved, and the sther and hus-
h.nd lust dead from cholera Indeed, We night mem
fon score Of such casssif felt Disposed 70 40 %
INT that would be needless II Ia enough for those
vho possess an abundance Of earthly soods 70 Knew
that their fellow creatures suerng around
to induce than to furnish succnr. Our duties bring
NJ in daily contact with these people, and we only
resret that hsve not the means to supply al tnef
wants from our own purse.
In the eastern pat of Rockets IN the county "a.
ioinng on "a street. snd n the veIey. the poor and
Thsre il scarcely physician IN the city whs cannot
noint out some distressed and suffering family al
you have means to spare, and know not who to give
r. YOU can readily get the neeessary information by
making enquiry. Unhealthy food 10 death to these
who now use It. The poor can get no ether KIND.
unIess those who have the means will aid them.
THE relaxing heat of Summer brings with 1t pc.
cusr tendency to disease. The Liver becomes tor
mid the Blood fevered Indigestion springs up dig
inclination to activity, and finally regular illness
ensues To ward OF all these dire effects. take - r.
TcR,s SPANISH MIXTURE its purifying and COOLING
influence over the Blood with its tendency to aiay
ali nervousness will at once commend It a. the very
hest Summer Medicine. No one should fail to Try 1t
who values health.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

-
HEALTH OF THE CrTY.-We give this
morning. : ltst Of inferments = The Shockoc Hnl
Burying Ground, for the week ending on the alter
noon d Sunday. the ooh ult BY that viii be
that the cholera II not on the incresse II we
are tojudge BY the number Of deaths. As hereto
fore OCCASIONAL cases OF the disease are reported,
but Win seen by physicians in the incipient stage
Il readily yields to medicine. II cholera existed
here 70 such an extent some Of the newspapers IN
the State represent, our city would soon be depop-
ulated; but fortunately for ~. t has been almost
exclusively confined 70 certain iocaliiies, and 70
those classes of persona. who, regardless OF the
warnings OF the press and OF medical men, indulge
In the srossest imprudeDce.
Within the past week there have been thirty che
lera intermenfs at the Shockoe Hill Buryipg Ground
Thirteen Of this number were white persons, and
seventeen were negroes being an average OF four
and fraction over per day, and adecreass of ten
from the number inferred the week before
From the 18th to the 23d OF July, there we're
thirty white persons interred-Gteeea Of whom died
of cholera During the same period OF time there
were thirty nine negroes buried, ssocnsy.foar OF
whom died of cholera. ~
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( Mn JuAs PIzzlm entertained his ftiend.

Mr.. JUAN PIzzIs! entertained his friends
yin friends yesterday It hk new ouartere inst 49,
the Exchange Bank. In style of sxqusits eissssc
Ice creams such e. this Napoleon OF lees alone =.
Sparkling Champagne erassd Tie fsstive bosrS -
new ssaooa Of nr RxxRi = the mott spaeious hesn.
siul - yecseyehe a&air Of the kind vs have -.
yaasss Of uazbietoppsd tshlss anl other sssoi.fs.
nsnt! Of 49,. eiesAnee and ooafost, c 3 sss-,-
pesea b anything - have seea d fhe oeafh =
Success 10 the hbsFe ssntls0enly, sn1 ealsrSris..
proYdetof. The pubilo, especially - leIIes Mn
not I'll - appeaefate The onerGE 1anto md nritn1
whish be has ayen sseh dsnsI Dsoof = n ~ -
spAsaAA establlekuonk =
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Total white cholera cases.
Total negro cholera interments,

Total negro cholera interments -.---..-- IL
The above tables show decrease in the number
OF the % white persons who died from various
diseases, 10 of them were under twelve years OF
age; and of the "A negroes seven of them were I'M
der twelve years old.
We repeat our caution about diet and strong
drink. Avoid the of unrpe fruits, and stale or
badly cooked vegetables; and above all, abstain
from the free of ardent spirits Bad liquors are
almost sure to produce cholera, in its most malig-
nant FORM
In Hollywood Cemetery from the 24.h to the
Both of July, inclusive, there were but flee inter
ments. One of these died of cholera, and one was
an infant under twelve years of age.
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condnGHHcIAL
,,crr.snnn nARKKrs. July 3lsk


roBAcCo.-ws bave no change 70 notice IN TO
baeco sinee our weekly repor 81 fndsy. ana ~ =.
neS Observation-Disclosures Luee ~ 7505 y; gooa ne
6ae Jo. O. 1895 IS; Inferior Leaf 97A00S ~ soo9s
a. eg0fA. fine shipping Leaf 30 50012 ~; gooo ana
fns Manufacturine BIZ $50 %
FLOUR There ID yet very little eoin9 - ki0ss IS
Canal Superfins we quote Ct - !yO9 rsfaii g tas
t1ads. Shipper yilI not 50 orer y g. nss : snis
WHEAT.--Yhsrs hiss YET very iittie Whesf besn
BROUGHT to market and tie principal Mills hsse not
vet eommsnced srndine. snsii paxt q fnss IN
has arrived has been of prime quality Dull ~
has bsen defective from rust snd other eanses Ane
extreme prices paid 81 % to " 30 Tor wness y
market, no contracts being made for delivery. ~ ~
prime rcd and white wheat. the quotations are -
TO 1175 extra article. suitable Tor family noa''
CoRN.-ws quote IS to 500, the latter price PAD az
for small lots from the depstsL A cargo Wouie no'
command more than the former rate.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
SATURDAY, July g..
TOBACCO The breaks to-day were again quife
,ms n and prices thought rather better tnan ~
terdav We note Gales Of several gosd hhds ~ vSoe
69fI The stock for inspection In the warenouse'
quite lisht, with very little arriving
ConN-We note sales To-day OF some 400 Dhsne's
1t Tsc which 10 decline.
rWHEAT.-We quote sales OF some 10 20 ISVV ousn'
els at 81. 100 80 and some inferor at ~ -. "a
Flour Ne Flour 10 lotsat - Retail *s5g.
BACON Shoulder. el 6s3c; Sides. 710Tas hoa
round. Vs.. sa0l0c.; Hams lie.
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rDw SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEcHAsIos' IssTiTUrKs-An adjourned
meeting 81 the Ms-hsnics fnstlfufsD vii he bess
It Mstropolitsn Hall on wEDNEsDAY nigh. nss,.
loud q 9 orr @sl.n e esss
tual g stsen !. u requested r,y~,,r
HousrHoID AND KircHsE Fuaslrosx.-
Attention ssksd to tie sale Of rurniturs, to tsL.
NJ Henry Smith, on 18th Of Valley street. near H.
cbspel.
auf THOS- w. KKESEE. Aust
The Members Of the 4Mr. yrRsos A.
sociATIoN = will hold meeting ct 6 r NJ, touo,.
row, in the Lecture room ofthe Rev. Mr. Moor.
Chssss .na issss sd,si 10 q Msssns:tsr sad k
attend also. Should the weather Be stormy ~
meeting will be postponed till the frst fair svsnns
au In
NorlcE -SHocKoE HILL BuILD1Ee
this Company viii be held ii schsd's Hall Bros u
strees. ON TUESDAY, LIST August Ct O'Clock ?. M
The Secretary will be at the Hall the shove day
ceivs the monthly instalmsnts. Es. :. 10
BIZ order. J. w. REEVE.
" SLIT - Secretary
The Regular Monthly Meeting of thu
RIcaMosD BuILDInc FUSp ConPAxY viii be held
in their Room, In the Law Building, on TUESDAY
1T day Of ausust 1t r. N. Dues received from
The BoARp Win meet 1t the secrstsry's once.
this Monday afternoon, ct 81 O'Clock. ~'''
B. B. MINOR
u SLIT Secretary and Solicitor.
"UNIeN SAvIses BArKp.-The annual
meeting Of this Insituton ~ili take place on mex.
TUESDAY evening. let Of August ct ~ O'Clock, ii
their Office on Broad street, over the store Of =. w
Tempkins
are TO be elected for the ensuing year. ~ s1-2ts
PIoor's ExrRAor OF JAmAIcA G,seER.-
This preparation contains Ill the essential prcpere,
of the Ginger devoid of its usele,s principles Ii
will be fourd very efficient in 6stulency and fulness
of the stomach after eating and til. relief Of sudden
cramps and cholics, named pains in the stomach and
debility arising from the hest Of the weather. Trs-
vellers aud families should always have bottle on
hand. Price Is cts. ~
Prepared BY Ell PlC0T Z CO,
jySl Corner opposite the Old Market.
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SERIOUS CHARGE-Peter Allen, a small
boy, appeared before the Mayor, yesterday, to an
swer the charge of receiving musket stolen from
Edward Bloomer, on the Goth inst. The sccused
has already been examined before Justice Nettlea
of Henrico, on q similar charge and acquitted TIVE
examination was postponed until 10 morrow. and
the accused admitted to bail -
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The OLD MARKET has been torn down.
to be rebuilt again at once. Workmen are engaged
In clearing of the rubbish, preparatory to com.
mencing the erection of the new edifice. =
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GETTINc HlGH.-A free negro named
Beverly Robertson was captured and Gagged bv oi6.
Ger Johnson, yesterday, charged with being enrared
~ nght IN the street. and with throwing stones q
white man 4 she charge 4 sutained this morn.
forgotten. '-H - so
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NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.

The French have made great mistake in
slecting Louis Napoleon Emperor of France
They are = grand nation-grand in their
blunders as well as in their successes. Those
simple and honest-hearted people in the ru-
raj districts of France, who maintain that
Napoleon the First is still living, are un-
doubtedly correct. We have just seen him
In the August number of Harper's Magazine
Under this August sum- he is refreshing him.
self in the sweet fields, arrayed in living
green Of Harper's matchless miscellany
Now we have him in the garden Of Fontan-
bleau, with the cooked hat upon his magnif-
cent brow, his hands behind HIM and his head
bent down, in contemplatiye mood. Anon,
We see him at farm house, where, Invested
Of his military attire, he appears to be en-
gagged in the charming pursuit of feeding
chickens. The little Corporal is not dead
On the contrary, it is demonstrable, from this
production of the Rev. Jacob s. c. Abbott,
that Napoleon Bonaparte has as many lives
~ cat. That ferocious savage, Sir Hudson
Lowe. was not able to finish him at St. Hele.
n, nor has the refined cruelty of Abbott
backed by the relentless Harpies of Ameri.
can literature, achieved his death in Anne
RIGA. Certainly, if anything could kill even
the great Napoleon, it would be that internal
machine. the pen of Jacob Abbott. Let the
French send over at once and take their En-.
peror out of his hands.
should the happy time ever arrive, when
the unhappy life Of Napoleon in Harpe,,s
Magazine shall be closed, we trust the
enterprising proprietors Of that remark able
periodical win favor the world with a life
Of the Rev. Jacob s. G. Abbott. Public
curiosity Is on tiptoe to know something
Of this gunpowder parson, this shepherd who
teaches the sheep to follow the wolves o,
war and bloodshed. and who, forgetting the
first commandment OF the Decalogue, is try
ing 70 make God out Of Napoleon Bona
parte. -
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KITE FLYING, in the corporate limits, 10
violation of the city ordinance, and should not be
sports never think of the danger of Tightening
horses, nor of the penalties they infict upon pa.
rents, when detected. The police will keep look
out for these dangerous nuisances, and have them
promptly abated
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NUIsANoE.-Hiram w. Tyler was sum-
show cause why he should not be fined for permit.
ing stagnant water to remain upon one of his lots
Owing to the absence of witnesses, the examination
was postponed until this morning
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Is IN TRouBLE.-Oficer Tyler, yesterday,
succeeded in arresting free negro named David
Robertson, charged with having visited free State
and returned to Virginia, in violation OF law, He
has been employed on the steamer Roanoke. - and
morning sssla4 100 '-1s9 - - - $50
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STEALING A LocKEr.-Joseph, slave, in
the service of A. D. Osborne, was captured and
without pass and having in his possession gold
locket, supposed to be stolen. When brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, the case was adjourned
until Wednesday next tor Mr.. Osborne to return to
the CITY.
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DIvIDEEp.-We learn that the Lynch.
burg and Abingdon Telegraph Company have de.
clared . dividend of three per cent upon the bro.
fits OF the last six months. -
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THROWING SroNEs.-A rock battle came
off yesterday morning, near Carringtons old mill,
between a number of boys, white and black, during
which q small negro, in the service of Mr. Szer re.
ceiyed severe blow in the face nearly destroying
his right eva
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FIGHT ON 4 srEAMBoAr.- During the trip Of the
Thomas coilyer, from Alexandria to washington.
On Sunday aftsrnoen. with a large crowd on board
desperate tight occurred, which was renewed on
her arrival q the wharf No person Yves seriou,ly
wounded, however, gst s,.ssss -. :,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. July ST.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mdze.
and passep gers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdze.,
Ludsm Watson.
schr. Edwin, Aaron, Baltimore, mdze., w. D. Col.
guilt Co.
Schr. John Cadwalader, Williams. Philadelphia.
coal, w. d. Davis & Co.
SAILED,
Schr Corvo Cables, Philadelphia, coal, w. D. Col
quit Co.
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AxassT or PUGILnrs Poole and Morrissey, th.
pugnists have been arrested. and put under $500
bonds 10 keep the peace
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WESTMINSTER FoR JuLY.-We are indebted to
Mr.. WooDHousE for the July number of the Wes.
ninster Review. Among its articles we observe
the following: Cardinal Wolsey; The Beard; The
kusso-Europesn Embodiment; Wyckliffe and his
tunes The Fact and Principle of Christianity. This
Leonard Scott T. Cos reprint New volumes of
the Westminster, London. Edinburgh and North
nr'usn Reviews commenced in May. Blackwood
begun In July lisa good time to subscribe. M,
Woodhouse ID agent. -
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NAvAL.-Ths U. 8. ssoreship Rslid arrived /
Hsw York % Saturday evening from Mo de ],
neirc. = s 80
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Samual Lssis. ) promiassf Iesdsrlof The Fres
Sellers d. = ~ rssidsocs near ctariaaat laAs
Friday lask. g e - Is g e 2 sssq
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RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,
DIR. BROWN SEOUARD.

We referred few days ago to the probs-
BILE acceptance by DIR. Sequard of the chair
of Physiology in the Richmond Medical Col
lege, to which he had been appointed by the
Board of Visitors of that institution.
We are pleased to see it stated by the Vir.
ginia Medical and Surgical Journal that let
ters have been received from Dr. Sequard' Is
friends in Paris, declaring with perfect conf.
dence that the new professor will at once MS.
sumo the duties of his position. He is at the
present time, says the Journal on visit to
the Island of Msuritius, and hence has not
been heard from personally. The following
extract is given from letter of DR.. Broca
his intimate friend:
"For my part sir, have felt lively emotion a,
the noble sentiments expressed in the letter
cling TO N. Sequard his election Your Young and
great nation throws aside the prejudices which Oh
press old Europe The narrow questions of natonai
e. much than
dare to follow ysur example before we win eleci
- one OF our colleagues who first saw the Ii Id
In another country? n. Sequard himself ia he no
an instance Of what have saidl He was born in thu
Island Of Mauritius, in an English colony he il MOI
speaking tho language like one of us although &C
knowledeed to be fpessessed of eminent talent: We
he has been unable to attain any official position nI,
because he was foreigner"
With such advantages as the Medical Col
lege in Richmond now presents, we antiei
pate for it "a most useful and brilliant career.
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INTEMPERANoE among the negro popula-
ton be the increase in this city, despite
the law against tipping, and 1t is therefore import
tant that the owners and employers of such proper
ty well the city orities should take steps
to suppress the illegal traffic constantly carried on
between them and those who take that means OF
gaining livelihood.
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HAaPEns MosrLY.-We have received from
Aessrs. SIXTH T. Foaz the August number of Har
per's Monthly.
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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY,

FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY,
Foushee Street. betsceen Grace and Broad
Streets, Rschmond
j. B. BUDWELL, PRINoIpAL.
THE exercises of this Institution will be
resumed with increased facilities for instruction
on MONDAY. the I'd of October next, and will con.
tnue till the 18th of July following.
The coursa will embrace ali the usual English
Branches, the Latin, Greek and French Languages
and Mathematics.
The Principal has the pleasure to announce that
Professor H. B. MICHARD, who has taught with
eminent success in this city for Dr. Maupin Rev Dr.
Hoge and Others, will have charge Of the depart.
sion 80 =
The Primary Department fol small boys will be
under constant supervision, receiving attention both
from the Principal and Assistant provided express
~ for the purpose. Sound and thorough scholarship
will be aimed at and every effort to promote its at
tainment will be made.
TERMS:
For PRIMARY English. e32
FOR 6uener EngHsh. 40
For Latin, Greek and Junior Mathematics with
Ln&nsn., ............ so
For senior Mathematics. 10
~ ~
The tuition IL payable half in advance and half the
Ist of March. - - =
For farther particusrs see circulars or enquire OF
the Principal q the corner of Grace and Adams sts
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SUDDEN DEArHs-W We heard of three

SUDDEN DEATHS We heard of three
sudden deaths in the city, yesterday. One was a
residing on 17th street near Marshall, who ate
heartily of badly cooked cabbage on Sunday, was
taken with cholera morbus, and died from its eff.
feets yesterday morning
Another was of very Incorporate man, labo-
on the Dock, who had been spree since
Tuesday last. Feeling somewhat better yesterday
morning, he set into work, labored till o'clock, fell
suddenly to the ground, and died in a few minutes
And the third was lady, who, from over exer.
ton, was seized with rush of blood to the head,
and expired in short time.
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
- The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street. 10 extensively prepared to execute every de.
scription of PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low prices,
for cash. s8s
CARDS printed very cheap, ON one of the last fast
Presses. my IL
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DRowNED.-On Saturday evening last q
man named Timothy Martin was drowned while
bathing n the James River and Kanawha Canal,
about one mile from this city. His body was re-
covered some two or three hours afterwards
Yesterday morning Coroner Wicker, assisted by
Constable Lewellen, held an inquest over the
corpse, and the jury returned verdict in accord
ance with the above facts
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DEATH FROM CHoLERA.-We regret to
hear that Mr.. ELIJAH BAKER, a resident of Rich
mond died of cholera at Norfolk on Saturday morn
ing last Mr.. B. was the proprietor of the celebrat-
city, and gone to Norfolk on business but day or
two before his death. -Petersb@rg Express, 3lst
instant
The Express was never more mistaken than in
the above. So far from Capt BAKER having died
in Norfolk, from cholera he is now holding forth at
his mansion Union Hill, large life and quite
as natural; and dispensing his Bitters to all who
call for them, q sure preventive of cholera.
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NAMP CHAIRS. dc. Childron's Hill
~ ChGin1N - IAhlg e. Nnrsesy "a KNIov.
Hall ohsiss Camp Stools &s. Per ne ~
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ROARDING-A gentleman and lady,
- snd two OF three single gentlemen Of respeet-
ability. ean b accommodated with board Ia private
family, living within ten minutes wall Of the nanks
boaxaau ct home.
ssveral ssntlsmsn, q dsy bosrdsrs woall also be
tsken. Apply at this Office auf-3ts s.
NOTICE.-NRa s. a. TERRY would
IN respectfuily announce - her frien1s and the
pabhc thet 80 wl eontt1as u operation the Board
ing Estebliehment reeently under the managsmsnt
q her Ate k1sben4 situated on Main streef, over
the seofe 81 ~. Geo. ]. Hentngs few doom shove
nodsts hesh Rstnsasat aad sssesis.t hoezdeu.
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AMUsB16HNTs.
DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.

DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
an WEDNESDAY EVENING, the Cd
OAusust, viii be performed the popular and thrill.
KER." To be followed by FANCY DANCE
by . young lady of the company The performances
to conclude with the very laushable farce Of "BOx
and COX.
The entire strength Of the Association il cast for
these Representations and this IL probably the best
bill yet offered for the amusement oftheir friends
au 1-2tA
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~ TRY, adapted to the of private dwellings
churches, schools hetels watering places factories
foundres machine shops and railroad stations
The MARYLAND PORTABLE GAS COMPA.
NY OF BALTIMORE. keep on hand and make TO
order GAS MACHINES of any required capacity
Their apparatus has stood the test Of years and
lot be excelied in economy, safety and simplicity
For particulars address
e. r. SPRAGUE, Treasurer.
an l-dSm 202 Baltic at, Bait, Nd =
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Attention b asked to the sale Of furniture to tsL
pso0o thig u0rBux ~ 10 clO6k. q the fes1euss =,
NJ Hepry Smith, on 18th Or Valley street, near ~
sai THos. W. KEEsEE. Aus