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SfA1N AND S"uLE.-Span, Soue, and Cuba ruu
together Anyhow the Sp,niards have made up their
minds that he pistols and coffee American Minister ia
league Win all hllisus,ero expeditions pas, and pre-
SENT ana moreover that he is connecting mghier ones
I" grace The iu'ufe. Something is evidently in the
WIND Souls has cleared out from Madrid and all the
IONS nope and wish he may not favor Thorn with his
presence again. Domestic troubles do not seem enough
'r these worthless 80 ts spirit Of Soule made to rise
up IN judgm'u' against them. Little sympathy do
the SPaniards ind in England, the whole world having
resolved that nothing uf any good can C me from Span
RUE anywhere; that fahessness is the national ch,r-
acter>tlc lis talked Of pride meaning nothing better
than str'cous iasy and dupliciy. Whatever may be.
Tall spain OF It's Cuban psses,ion she will lonk vainy
to the English Government for help Lord Palmer
sns exposure OF his observance of treaties has settled
that much. Mr.. Soule. the Spanards say is gone to
The Pyrenees and that he has intention Of returning
TO Madrid That they have evidence of his being con.
neced directly with pirties intending annther descent
on Cuba, and the he has used his official pusilnn To
advance and aid the obects Of the expedition. Sumo
OF the Spanish papers 60 further than this They de-
clare that President Pierce him to Madrid FIR th.
purposes that hs was picked specially and then they
delightfully."- refresh the minds Of duubers BY calling
u their recollection that good Mr.. Suule was serenaded
by The New York ibusers when On the eve of setting
out um New York hunnr Madrid with his presence:
and moreover On the occasion referred 50 he threw IN
his hat Tor iousiersm aud avowed himself and out
and outer.
In Tar its home aft ,irs are concerned The Span
ish Governn. be- rapidly settling down in,u
the saddle after rather rough ride power over the
oarcades Espareru has got rid of a real difficulty
in aiding ar wnking at the flight intn Putugs of the
wicked old Queen Mother She has saved his life bui
seems likely To lose her pensiun. No human being
seems To have any sympathy for herr in being quit Of
the emharrasmens Of having try and perhaps destroy
the mother Of the svereisn. however, the seemingly
promising revolution escapes fr"m ssiuu. dilemma
The easy way IN which the 'vernment has succeed
ed in abollshing The revolutionary clubs, shows the
great confidence Of the public in Espar,. To-
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FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
STATE OF ONO. SEcRkrARY's OFFIck,

COLUMBUS, Sept. IL. 1854.
JANIS GORDON Bennett ESQ.,,
EDITOR SEw YoRK HERALD:
Dear Sir: rns county Frankln lies either side OF
the Scoto which IS world-renovned for the and
fertility Of its broad boo aud productive upland and
is regard I'd amongst the best growing coun
ties 10 the State but does rank with the foremost
in the production Of wheat. The same may be said Of
this entire valley, TO toe mouth OF the Sso,o Ports
mouth.
The season 6ne and crops promised we'll up to the
wheat harvest and all crops made previou, that time
| we're abundant Wheat, with the exception of a very
lev fields injured by seevl yielded well; all the sn ill
grains abundant and hay was psrhaps never bet.
ter aud then the favorable weather afforded oppor-
tunity for harvesting all these crops the possible
advantage Then came the drought and from that
period up to this time there has fallen rain
10 penetrate TO the roots Of anything Of vegetable
Corn may b. set down tn an lf the annu
average yield Broom corn, large quantities of which
are annually grown in this and neignboring counties
while the brush is firm aud Of most excellent qu Atty
will not probably turh out in weight than onehali
| the usual quantity
Potatoes none. planted upon excellent ground that
had been prepared aud worked with the greatest car
about three Of this vegetable which will not produce
an am cunt equal to the seed planted.
Hogs are abundint and low from the fact that there II
but little cora upon which to atten them There was
prospect however, for plentiful crop of mast, but the
dry weather has greatly injured that It will help some
whst however, towards wintering stock hogs.
Fruit plenty, but small and shrveled by drought.
The above ramarks are pretty generally applicable
only TO all this valley the Ohio river TO the whole
| OF Southern Ohio.
The northwestern portion Of this State hitherto
ranking with the best whest growing region OF the State
has suffered very seriously from the weey tie same NAV
be said OF ne,rly all the reserve counties and al
tie tier Of couae where there was not more thar
n third Of crop of wheat
Summary staten ns of the prospects OF the crops il
Ohio-Whstt with the exceptions sccouut Of weeri
shove namely fully average Weld. aud for the en,i,,
State, perhaps .nprc than half an average crop.
H'y, and I'll grain generally and s crops that wer
perfected before the wheat harvest, abundant.
Corn not more than half crop. Potatoes less thar
the quantity planted. All crops not perfected befor,
wi eat harvest seriously impiIred.
Fruits, in 's parts of the State, plenty in qu.rt,y
hut inferior In quality, in Consequence Of the eItrcn
drought. Very respectfully, your obedirnt servant
| WM. TREyIrT
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soRA.-Thls delightful little bird, whose habits ham
me have been quite abundant 10 the marse,
aud iovsuds along the Rsppshaonock Io tbs con,so y
Slew houn two gentlemen bsgged four hundred. soms
Herald, Sept rs. ''''''N0
o.ifLs psyss Bacr.-wi,bn the last few veeksl.,rs
o'os OF Cattle have arrived In some OF the above
"a bu. owing 10 the scarcity Of corn and Other
oss purchasers have been found either Tor m.rts.s
~ os"n o. those designated a. 'ssockp Ia oos 10
100 sss drove v" met returning TO Western viz.
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LOCAL aFpATR0

CascRns.-Ws bad not The pleasure OF ahsndlnR Tie
Concer, sivsa BY n.ds 0ouss, :. Metropolitan H. on
Tuesday night and cau therefore, say nothing In regard
70 H. We we're informed. housvsr ~ oompetsn, judges
Made Comes and her troupe. She WIN give another
Concert al Odd Fslovs' Hall this evening The change
from Metropolitan Hall owing disagrssmsut be
quired payment fos last night condition Of ts
msnt for to night.
An objection on the part Of N.d'ls Gomez. to sing
three nights 10 succession caused the mpancs With
these terms
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sHocKne MusDrR We learned n, s,,r,d.v
At too late an bour obtsin the p,ronl,rs ,b,, o r
DAY afternoon Augustus NcAlpp Rsq OF Pfinress Anns
While on h. way home from the Cour, house where he
nso pee. a'ohalng toe superior Court az rand jury
side the Court house. near M Noot.g lee gate Ills boa,
v" found In the road, having been stabbed In
places and tho throst cut.-Norfolk Herald Sept a5
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dset ell sAaa pss,isa sf yrxaiA Which s.isd Tie Ns,.
thorn Neck Ia uhloh the drought very severe aud
tho crop simoss entire failure. In Of tho
counties In ths part Of the Sats the fare buy
hog lot their next years supply, and . selling at
ffon four 70 6ve dollars barrel Ia most 81 the STATE
above the line designated tho drought has been sever
and the crop viii DO greatly below average CROP
some say ball crop, but suppose this be too
low at estinate.
have thus given you 10 Eeoeral way oil the informa.
you arc welcome 70 il. Very respectfully, &c.
GEORGE W. hUNrORD.
J. @. Brssrr. Esq,
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SECOND AND LAST

GRAND VOCAL AND iNsTaUsiENTAL Coxtp ~
IHghsDAY kysnn{, September asth At ODD vElLows,
" HALL. Etven ~ kLLE vALERY GOhkz Pima pann
sonu IRON the Royal Italian Opsra Msdrd Carlo W. a..
aud atsy hs asn CATTLE 0.rdsn Ne. Yors S
hsnsiear slanhUND w0LUwskl disi "a ,h.d P,.n .na
s.sa sy Nile ukso. ylolia wonder Of n.
Monsieur rkANCl5 DUvAL, Ma sfrr 'oNiAs.
ITO De had att Exchange Hotel and nj IN. soo,
fAno used on this occssion, the very ,.yo,:,
.ns'~oh',men' OF r n Taylor, OF this city. ,eaI-a
GNARD-rhe Proprietor or the Netroooo,.n .---
=. comply With The .iss Of Man. dome. letting his a. for
when .he could not use the Hall no, si.nnr n
VI nx IN .aee,son Her second aud n,sss
OF We meu poiitan Hail. VIII take 40 %
me expects that s;er bsins recrlyei h..
OF the society ,hmoad. VIA us ee
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Tours Very respectfully,
WIN. X. WATSON, Secr'y o


SUMMARY or THE NEW ENGLAND CROPS.
We add the following valuable sulco from tho Boa,on
limit
the CROPS or MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW ENGLAND.
BosToS, Sept 81, 1864.
EoIToR or TBE Bos1os TINS
The Boston Nail OF yesterday morning contains the
fonoring:-
NJ w. p. HiD, 10 q long letter 10 the New York Her
o 10 reference 70 tue crops Of ceres grains In this coun
W. pus down the crops Of whes rye aud barley q, two
tbd' OF an average, aud three auters Of an
fage This shows that Mr.. Hill don't know shat he IL
tAEog about. Wheat. rye aud barley were generally
harvested before the drought had t.ced them Ia and
great degree, aud they all full average orops-tbe
wheat even beyond the aysrags IL Is only the corn
crop that has suffered much By drought 10 the wuole liz.
Of cereals 80
editor Of the N, had taken tho pains 10 read nv
letter 70 the New York Herald before res wing himself
OF The soors paragraph (so Characteristic Of his we'll
kno"h Opposition hnd fault With everybody In general
and 70 bits IN particular at Issst a. often AZ
once s.J he would have discovered that estimated
me crops OF wheat. ye aud barley 10 tho three southern
Nc" Sngsnd Sts,es, az jas about foil average taking
We census returns Of 1850 for basis Of and
those 10 three northern ones ~ nearly sysrsge IN
t6o h,,et nsde large detection Tor the reason that IN
New Hampshire and Maine the drought vas unu,usy ss
we're, aud commenced fortnight earlier ,hsn Ia Hss.s
chuse'p, Connecticut snd Rhode Island; while these
crop, 10 the tbfse northern States usually week or
tvo later 10 sturDg Here Il may estimate OF the wheat
and re crops snd tho remarks sddsd 70 IL Ia the Nov
York Herald letter.
WHrlY Iyp HYf m BUsutn
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fiur has been very fatal In this county. and va
fssi ssdsdsd that the people 10 the ,nfsc,S 49,, ~
acted -rcug seout employing medical ala or 40 m.ny
ae.sas .oad not have occurred Many persoo, have
oeeo ck 'of several days before they would sepd Tor
P""'s'' ssi 'nen " vas too late.-Aoipgdon yirsnisp
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HAnDwAhE.

nNHE subs riosrs IN receipt recent arrival, fro
u lAod, Of laEs selected nj NJ n,,ras
e,sa s1a Sa "a and o. the nj.
Their stock IL compile sting In psI of T.hs
every description; Pad Stock Kim
ae AID Cupboard Locks; Brae., Halt Pfth
.Sd Collin; and
siease ana Hand hAmme s,Epsis Springs and
houses. 49, "' 'SN"u ~ hHuH@te
Msrsh.s, v.ns TIL, city resp. invited TO an sI
OF our u CT offer good, a. low
o"sy can Dc purchased In any OF the northern esS.
N. p. T. AuoHE CO,
sefo Importers OF Hardware, - Pear
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We are indebted TO Mr. J. NJ. West. undo, tho =.
change, for copy Of" Tho Mao. oewar's NAM h, r.
gene Sue novel which highly spoken Of BY mother,
pspora - N''"''H
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Nor TO M ToucHED.-hr Ssml p. Drumbelsr vas fined
Is, by the Mayor yesterday for diseouuectins on,
pipe rom the metre In house where he was Engaged AZ
some carpenter work -
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Io'A' IU,lIb,SbB 10000 S,l26, $50
Tue ABOVE table shows decrease from 1880 { -
$3.50 bushels. or nearly tbifd 10 the whole New
Engapd corn crop Of the preet Mt year.
The following table given In decentralization Of nv
estimated comparison Of the yield of cersas or this year
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eD SPECIAL SoTI!E-Cy and Country Merchant, are 70,
sPseah invited 70 attend Auction Evening" at
ovoek at my sales Room No. iu5 Main street Great
can be had - positive. Bee advertisement.
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j. G. BrSSsrr, Eiitor New York Herald.
FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

MONTPELIER, Sept ls, 1854.
sir-Afer diligent inquiry Of reliable men from the
various counties In the central and parts of this
State embracing about two thirds Of the State. and com
pairing statements am somewhat prepared 10 reply TO
your circular soliciting Information 10 regard to the def
cheney Of crops this season in Vermont, which should
put down as follows
l. The hay crop, on the average about fourth
less than last year but much better secured that h
supposed that il will keep much stock through the
winter and SO should be placed very aver
age Of this crop.
q Potatoes, though perhsps quarter less in quantity
than OF late years. as much superior in quality and
being no loss in dry after they dug is beey
they will be worth much and perhaps Weld quite
many bushels Of sound potatoes Of late years.
8. Corn crop one fourth less than an average,
4. Apples oue.baf less than last year.
o. Oats, wheat, barley. &c. a full average.
6. Fall feed is poor aud this will co sItute the great
est loss by drought ia Vernon In haste,
P. THOMPSON, Sec'y OF State,
J. o. BENEFIT, Eco, Editor Of the Herald
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Assnors OF Tue LATE pRoUaHr-REpLIEs 70
TIE herald CIRCULAR.
yaox rHl sEcaxrAar or STATE.
Tp.nrro.r Sent IL. IL

KENrUCKr.
yRoh rHl sKoakrARr or STATE.
FRAxKyosr, Sept Is, 1884,
Dear sr-Ycurs OF the 4th making inquiries 10 res-
tou TO the crops Of this State received few days
spcs and, after obtauing al the information could
an Of the opinion that there win DO made in the
State more than half crop OF such produce articles Of
Commerce.
Toe drought has been general throughout the State
With the exception ofa lev counties, which however
from commercial and trading points, and hence
have but little effect in the supplies OF the market
The in the hog and cattle growing portions Of the
States 10 short upon average Of one ball. in some
places there being enough for the most economical
feet seriously the pork and beef market In this State
very great extent and must produce dghtness In the
money market am satisfied, however, that with pro.
per exercise Of economy, the better portion Of farmers
may have supply for their waut, while some Of the
poorer classes may suffer.
The tobacco crop of Kentucky, which article Of
thirds Of crop; and have doubt that these figures
viii DO considered by many to be too high. The hemp
crop know but little about but hear great deal Of
co plant Of It's being short Il will perhaps make from
. bali TO two thirds OF crop.
The grass wheat and oat crop excellent and the
farmers relying altogether upon the hay and oats to
keep their stock alive through the winter for the
years market in consequence Of not having sufficient
atten for the present The wheat CROP
though good one, Is not then supply for home
consumption, It being article Of In this
potato uot que W mucn importance
this State though think the early crop is good.
Is my opinion that there will be good deal Of suf
feng among the poorer classee Of the State for the
Of lite, and amons the trading class tghsness
and s,rngency In the money market that will doubt
produce q crash "bsri times" may be wrong 10
my deductions conclusions but tho tendency Of pro-
perry OF every description 10 prices Is dowp~ards
In this State with fearful rspidy; and the opinion
Of commercial ID, that without some unforeseen
favorable chang in the money market, there will suf
fsng AIMING trading men and oonseq asutly among
all o.hsr classes. am yours 81,
GRANT GREEN, Sec'y Of State Of Kentucky.
J. g. BkxSrrr. Esq,
Edi,or OF the New York Herald.
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Sale. of stock. In nichmond,

reported w Jotn LiHcdss>>
Thursfdy, SEPTEMBER 2!h
SIo5 " " " ~ A'eA'u''
Virginia per Cents IS tim--Is
virginia per c-nts 10 slO7 and
Interest. " w. -N
virginia ees TO runait sale, ,iol and
interest " " W. -''
B'nis su.ranteed b. the stueat sale, bio and Interest
Ach1onG Iiiy Bonds, 81 and int
Richmond ~ Bonds short daIa.-no sales.
virginia Raus Ft1-k. par t7n--sair- Ell.
famers Bsrs sOck-lAIi tats IL.
Excl, snge Bark Stucs-Iast El1l,
soiih side H. {. Binds last sal b9Jk and Int.
rginA fire and Marine a 800
Richmond fire Association s20-saIes
hcnond, Fr dercksburg Potomac Railroad bock-la.
sales s9S. ~ ~ 80
virginia Cen rs' Railroad last sales fSIH.
Richmond ami .etertbirg Railroad stoct-iast sales sA
hchmond and H,nvie Railroad Stock-last sales $50,
James kiSei Sauawha 5tock last sale. ais.
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200 rs y RIO COFFEE
~ wv 80 bags La .uAJTA Cofree

1Enn IA - RIO COPFEE
A'SoO 80 81, bags La .u.,ra Coffee
200 poe.ss S 0id Jaw. do In store, for sal. b,
..26 BACON BSsEsRv.LL
- OVi SCOTIA CUT HRHHINtis, Nos. / and Pin store
se2S BACON d BAsKERviLL.
~ EW FALL AND WINTER DRY GooDs.-we sreinre
I. SSss ses "a.
% r.. eay1 assuring then that We
in g, 3; city. " " ~ DUDLEY 4, 5saSsTSs %o'''
tAHPEIiNGs, RUGS, DaiZt. ac.A large supply Of In.
y hs. ~ and .aa Z.
ubsY sSf Is o s. "
MECHANICS, INyESTORs AND mANUPACTUBRRs!
s57o....w 0AW PRIZES. 1870.
VoLUME 10 OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, Cow
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Probably other Iourh. 90 eisnysy
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the Patent. published regularly columns ily
sCiEsTfVio Asb MECHANICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA
o. upon the subjects Of MeonaoaL
weekly In form, suitable for bndlns aud
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TERssone copy one year o. copy six months, s Ave
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copies. a%.iS. aonss, .''' months WI twenty
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Letters should be directed, po,t.ps 10
MUM q 90, 1ss Fulton ,trsst,H.Y.
~ Mesus MuSE Co. extensively engaged ia proennE
p.tont. for new nsenons aud will aVse ,nvsnor
ss25-2t
TUyO PUHCH tEHs-More Goods Is, ,sosiv,d ffon,
suction 100 ystds Bold oolorsd sins, Plaid housos
300 I'd oaieo AZ ~ fast eolors
600 do. Plaid ~ Ike at1OetL
800 do. do. At Is and 100
1000 ya'ds Heavy wool Goods Servants .. Is ets
sO.ses Heav sstinsts ~ s1H cts,
Blsn etc. Fhnnss aud bn's,' ~ % Main Street,
lpEAHG sTARCII, French window Glass, white A. oos.e
sal. By RAWLINGS Z MILLER
ssss Corner Pearl sod oary streets.
CruARTs DOUBLE RfSfHrD LOAF susas, s,ssrs o. Tel.
os cesss safsi H'v Orleans .od rst,e Nee soYsrs In
ssS Corner Pearl ana csry sirs.,,,
HyARpgTfH0s AND RUes-ws have nov = very pretty
.orsnent Of Velvet Tapestry ply and Ingram Oar.
..Ss '''''' D' % Hsar%rtL . co., ns Broad 81.
IDnIMs CLOVER sEED;1% sH.h,!'' ioa T:;.i''d
ss 18Th street,
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VERMONT.
FROM GOVERNOR ROBINSON.

BrSSIsoros, Vermont, Sept. T. 1854
Deir Sr-In reply to your letter q the 4th inst 10
TO the eject Of the drought the crops in this
Of the State have inform you that hay was about two
thirds sud ~hea' rye and barley OF
the annual average yield Early planted corn upon good
land will yield thirds and potatoes half crop Po-
taos vines, particularly late planted look fresh aud
greeu Notwithstanding the long continuance Of the
drought and with OCCASIONAL showers such we had on
the 81 and 9Th nst the crops the above est
mate More potatoes were planted this than the past
Year; and more spring grain sown which will to
some extent, compensate the d ad ency 10 the yield.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
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]. q. bennet, Epq
DEE SlR 10 reply the inquiries contained yours
Of the n lust, will give il opinion that the crops
the State Of Iowa for the present. will be greater
than the average Of former years l the
ere and much larger quantity, much moro land has
been cultivated this year than any previous year.
More wheat has been this than previous year.
and the yield per than in former years
great deal has been planted :hs year thsn
any former year, aud the yield will doubtless be much
greater per in of the southern counties of
State. The crops light but in the central
and northern portions Of the State the crop OF
will be very hesvy-much heavier per than auy for
year. aud much more planted this year than formerly.
Potatoes not good the drought hss injured the
crop uerialy. d, thnk shall have average
crop per think however that there consider.
ably planted this year than aRy former year.
yield will be lighter. In vies OF the large immigration
this State, shall be able furnish but lutte grain for
expectation, IL any, and probably home
consumption will probably be equal the supply
~ 80. Very respectfully, GEORGE w. McCLEARY.
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can be had - positive. Bee advertisement.
--- bLiho HALE.
non SONS PRACTICE, Vol. 4.
IN PRES ND WILL BE SPEEDILY PUBLISHED,
"THk "ACTCE Nv COURTS or JUSTICE IN
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED sTATEs;"Br
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es Iss aa Il!
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use q S n. : o. his 81 P5SpT generally ADOPTED and
5 III S so sy q ys ys
The Cole of vsL. been embodied 10 hI. edition
and r.isse: to ~ the reported decided
ss nSof. s.a. 2 .es i1I ne m and s. vol Of
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:uS:, 1.sii S fS%ss1S@s 81 Psrs
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and Of Bar add d Bench Il ss sHd'n
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He He. -s qqsIs.a g ,.eh o.. gnEh srsnes'
sS Il u,,s ssd The best refer
AdIrsa W. " r., Richmond, Va. sstsNdtv.
iy I'm iS s.qt or SLAVE hE,U,i Foa-
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r..,lv. TO LII. rn,ur.be., will b, far
ni'h'd on application o sss once come, q Main and
). ~. Bozsrs, Secretary. WV ,,aso,i
THOMAS X. PRICE & co.
nov ,;s.,nS sEsry a,,,,. ,ss supple. Of Sta.
unb hsJ invite the attention Of their The public
They have opynsd- " '
Hieh glsid, Broesds and Plain silks
Bset bilss-rlsD, OJrded and Figured, n large stoek
n1fs-AniIques-B.ack, white and Coiofed
hsn99, ho nS :. 40 Rich Pads In great varsity Of
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Vanity Linens snd Mourning Goods
Ana general assortment Of best Goods Planters
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store by WI Dc enabled TO kep and
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NEW mACKEaEL.-Es,rsis ys. No new n.et.r,,
~ Jsn HesiVed per sehr Juiietts and Tor sale by
-. RAWLINGS a MILLER,
tet5 Corner Pear and Carr streets.
DowLAND's PALMETTO FAMILY FLOUR IA
~ bsn containing half bb each, warranted
"seaon'ja" hndsi and for sale b.
DATCHEr DHiLs-Assortsd sss with EXTRA long so,evs
ssepI Jussto hand direct from The snastsfsrs, and
.s1s sisa Of ID. oreui.r s. s,' Il Main s,Ss.,.
NEEDLss.ws have Ja,t received faii sapt " o. Kr
~ s eseeraed Needless also assornsut Of 0leops
m Ne dies rev .nd eesoal article. 20 vhich would es
hs sts'ntion o. '"s ladies' o. >. MNfoN 90,
'NS sign Of ne or0ulsrssv, n Main 81