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suppose that optional Maine law 10 yo,
Tor The shoe who others IN se community Would
be MOS, Injured ~ an impure article nereiore take
desire at nvads whose require exhibition OF
which the world can produce ii his be Al ana sannos
doubt y men The srcest professor OF temperance morally
bound "a recommend and administer schen Arom
schnap2s ~ such cases lie under moral Obligation do
this Tor the -ubIotned reasons
The unrSaled purity Of The article has been proved by
z lis restorative and curative effects have been witnessed
IN he practice Of more han three thousand distinguished ply
s. The statements nbove made tested by the voluntary
@ Sy Of sa s OVER a s Ct S ua
No man can aege ignorance Of these facts as tey have
melble circulars aud In nearly every newspaper in the
Under these circumstances have right upon
phiaDhroplsts, aid In introducing into the
know il they recognize administration as conclusive srsa,
men higher claims to the confidence OF the physician
'''' ''' '"''"' ''' any ''"'' ''" UDoLPHo WOLFE.
Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and Bur-
&r proof safe, with Hairs patent powder proof lock Both
SSssl Palace New York, 1854 siTAs q HERRiNG
no.. lsS. l37 and ls9 Water street.
Defiance Salamander safes.-Robert Nj. Pat
celebrated safes and patent powder proof and
sross bars Depot e2 Pearl street, one door below Maiden
An Old Fashioned Bureau Desk yvnnted.-
Any having such article and wishing to sell viii send
n1s a.ng price and where can pc eeh to Mr. W.
II You Want to See Ingenious Piece OF
workmanship, call at W. NJ WILMARrHS, A Maiden lane
and the style of pen and pencil made by
him, called IOwnds patent; II the most complete arrange
ncnt offered for sale; Is made of gold and silver.
French Gas Ffxtures.-Imp0rtatlono Of New
paNerns made for this market and exhibited the Palas
dIndustrie The best and largest selection offered this
city Also, mechanical carce and moderator lamps Paris
bronzes, clocks &c., &C.
II. DARDoNv1LLE 4i5 Broadway.
Throw Not Your Money Away For WORTH
arces Beware of humbugs, pedcrs and all the nasty
Costars Exterminator, troubled rats
c0ckroacles, dc; will Danish them like
but months and years HENRY r. COSTARS wholesale and
retail depot SSS Broadway
Don't be Humbugged-But he sure You
have LYONS Signature fac sme OF f. Ion's signature
upon the wrappers and labels OF the genuine Mag
nec Powder and pills for the destruction nsec
mice. Beware commercials Depot Broadway and No.
q South Eighth street. Philadelphia.
Whiskers M0ustaches Forced to Grow
In six weeks by ongucn which win njure the
akin 81 bottle; sent OF the country r. g. Ora
HAM 5s5 Broadway; Zeiber "A South Third street. Phladel
pha; Briggs, 81 State street Albany
-------------------------------
Fl. II. Lovets Wanpene-An Indian vegetn-
Vie preparation will gray hair youthful appear
badness. Call AT 762 Broadway and the
proprietor who has been gray and bald with good head OF
nair
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merchautsFor sale one years rrcait exchange
real estate Y1rk Brooklyn. Few thousand doars
worth ot scissors pocket table cutlery ol The Ameri.
patterns Tho most d Is nov IN The Custom House Ad.
dress Cutlery Herald oiire.
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asAly reduced prices Buyers arc Invited u erami1s
- STOCK before purchasing elsewhere RICHARDS KINgs
LAJD co, manufacturers. ll0 Chambers street
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utility OF those articles render them Indispensable
lars They all that necessary FOR the toilet For
ale by A. ]. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House, and sss
Broadway
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Mealio's Fall style OF Hats Have Just
been issued For OF finish and superior quality OF
equal Corner of Broadway and Canalst.
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The Gcnin Dress Hat for tho Fall OF 1856,
3us introduced entirely In style and general appear
and for ghness and of finish far all
1mer efforts. Gentlemen invited 10 view hi superb
Of the
GENIN, PA Broadway, opposite st. rs Church.
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ly), at No. 6 Astor House.
Hernla.-Only Prize Medal Awarded TO
MARSH CO.. by the Industrial Exhibition Of All Nations,
their patent radical References So
observation-disclosures Val snne Mott Willard Parker aud
tile and other gentlemen cured by this be
Marsh Co.'S No "a Maiden lane New York and Marsh,
Corles CO.. No. West Fourth street. Cincinnati Ohio. Open
from A. NJ until o p. NJ
TOOthache Cured In Five Minutes, by DIR.
ToBl As wonderful Venetian Lnimen pay headache
hall hour Sold by all druggists and Depot
HolIoSvay's pills Cure any Case of Weak
debility and lowncss Of spirits They nvgorae
tons OF life Sold at the manufactures 20 Maiden lane New
York. and pa Strand London and by all druggists At Is cents
621s cents and - per box
The Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma,
consumption, and all diseases OF the throat lungs Dr.
CURlIss hygenaa Thousands have been restored % health
the past year BY he hygcna Principal Office No 3t3 Broad
way and sold by G. H. RING, No los Broadway Price only
~ package. Dr Curtis win be al the ofce daily from 10
O'Clock, where be may be consulted free Of charge
Druggists Fancy Goods ExcIusIveiy.-
Tooth, NAH and hair brushes, combs, pomades oils, Lu
bins extracts, soaps Paris toilet articles every article
sold by druggists except drugs, offered the reasonable
terms, by RUFUS McHAkGH a Co. importers and whole.
sale dealers, l53 Broadway
Pfles-FInaI Discovery of the Only Possible
SPECIFICS Cure warranted treated successfully
this Relief certain any case, eject u
DR.. FIR. GERAU, 3il Fourth street. corner Of Broadway
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~
admire the bonnet frtberest on the
face the dress that the sidewalk train bearer
but 10 who and how have taste and judgment
enough pair of those world renowned and inmabe
RnIter boots teiiher Md button. French satin FraHca)
which GORMAN the famous manufacturer, selling at his
ladies' French shoe store 10 Canal street German has All
kinds Of shoes only suitable 10 the taste but also to the
pockets Of the Callers all of hls manufacture,
Tor To-, lls IL. L., les l 3ns., %, 2s 2 pair
rantcd 70 be beat quality.
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Espencheid's Fall Style, for 1855, was no
than took the lead OF all competitors The estab
ksments In broadway compete with this manufacturer
who his capital into his hats and Into enta x
lures and high Broadway rents Compare his rich highly
finished hat with those sold 20 cent higher Ia Broadway
and will be found better and finer article The store Is lis
Nassau street. Beekmnn.
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sarly believe hats the best This Is natural
But knox hats particularly fine, dah9s elegant and
Chcrche. They made with remarkable care and all OF
the finest quality Knox keeps No b3 Broadway and cor
Of Fulton street and Broadway where we advise every
nnn TN call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21

Whites Fall Style of Gents Dress Hat now
ready; price dollars WHITE, 32 Broadway,
Daa~t
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David's Fall Style OF Gentlemen's Hats Are
all the rage the fashionable world. Those who wish really
beautiful article should give him CALL at 30 Broadway
cond door from Duane street.
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WAsffD-h GOOD, cDMriTFsr Ginf. To no Ustr
raj h9ussNafk Tor tnali family ~ gro persf "a
u-h German, 20 Protestant rtsh preferred. rqgfe ~ Ne
Rat Union near Court, teglL bruos IN
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A Band of Music In the Park Tonight would
not the enjoyment recevedom seeing of those
beautiful ambioypes taken by r. A. LEWIS l42 Chatham
street. All who wish instructions will apply early.
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fish Brussels per yards yards beautiful Ingram
3D. A. per yard floor oil cloths, y Cd g. per yard
the great carpet establishment OF HIRAM ANDERSON W
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IASTED-A NURSE ASD sEAssTRPss. ovv wlic
ai ~ Wcsi 18Th H.
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WANTEn-A COMPETENT DHp-sv&TTn wWO trfgy
" - n'Asuf'f Alse, ten apptrHafs 4uaaos etss
bsets'r iftst can of T. iasuso b. ~ - ~
fcrpu,n.
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DR.. ,. Sc Fitch, Author Of the ssSIX lectures
Consumption office No. ia Broadway viii be pleased
afford relief those who have been injured who have m
ed TO be benefited by the speciality OF inhalation for diseases
Of the lungs throat Open daily Sundays excepted from
O'Clock Treas consumption asthma, diseases OF the
heart and all chronic diseases Of males females Consul
Aaon free DIR, s. T. FITCH always home aud there
person elsewhere travelling otherwise any
nected with him. authorized hail from his once or
patients TO him.
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WANTID-loH 4 SMALL FAMILY a G.pu sIE
w mas eeNs ~ho has so Assiss ~ vasauF ana
go et,ne Ne recommended a. ., We. - weFrfs
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Brady's National Gallery, $50 Broadway.
Thompson s-Ambroyypes photographs, daguerreo'
types, largest in the world Visitors invited.
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TO INvALm MoTuERs MInnMrns nR nrnFr.--

who may wish 70 nnd home FOR nre thldfcn
hdy wh0 know. she Y competent for NE nndes AkHg win
ks ne entire charge ~ several le chu8rcn. Address
!. D., pcgs IN Pg.t orse, g.R la.e All !. -l...:,
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Great Bargains in Csrpcting.-We have
large stock Of fall nportatons comprising vel
yet tapestry, Brussels hreepy and ingram carpeng floor
bcloths dc which offering very low rates for cash
Rich Brussels U.s. and ss per yard SMITH LOUNSBEHRY
IS Broadway, Grand street.
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NFANTlh lAMhpIATEiy-AT No. 81 BN0ADNA1,
w sr nrs rate bonnet MAKERS aud nprog.F-
ia apprentices earn ulisry Ia all ~ tr.nsLeg r.
H.-A Riri wanted 10 errsnds.
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Don't be Humbugged-But bs Sure You
have LYONS sgnature.A fac slmle OF r. ons signature
appears upon the wrappers and labels OF TIE genuae
nec Powder and pills for the destruction OF insects and
mice Beware of commercials Depot Broadway No.
d South Eighth street, Philadelphia
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Vie preparation will restore gray hair TO s youthful appear
and badness Call AT 762 Broadway and the
proprietor who has been and bald with good head OF
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WASHING AND tRONING-DONE FOR GENTLEMEN,
w ladies' or families, With nestneus and despat n ssils
factory reference given security Tor the fl pcrior-
OF asth
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six weeks by my ongucnt which win lnurc
akin 81 botsle part OF the country r. g. Ora
HAM 55 Broadway; Zeber South Third street. Phiadel
pha; Briggs, 81 State street. Albany.
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WthTED-osE or TWO uRy-s car sAErH~.
lcci. Inq uir. - ~ Oh Avenue.
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THE CREDITORS or MARY MAsTERT0s, WHO CAR
ficd on he dry goods busness Va Carming street, New
York will hear 81 something her advantage RELAXING 10 her
properly, BY calling he rnbrefshef at Ltr rdenca
spencer street, near DE kalb avenue. Brooklyn.
ANN NrNASN
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Meade Observation-Disclosures DaguerrcO
types and pictures glass taken daily in every style in III
magnificent establishment 23 Broadway Goods wholesal
ard retail Galleries, four doors above the Aston House. FIRE
70 the public.
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From The N Y. Evening MISUNDERSTANDING by heinitial
ber DR. Hunter Specialist WILL In interest nel
hc and practical knowledge and vigor OF conduct
very head of medical Journalism Ia this
sets forth his purpose-aready alluded tomodesy decd
eddy and treats US powerful articles Medc,ed Inhaa
ton Diseases the Throat and Lungs "A nature
and cure Medical Specaies The prevalence and
importance fTuDercuar Diseases and
the importance of proper classification OF Diseases
article that viii command general attention and interest
rather think the medical profession reply onslaught
made by DR. Hall editor OF the Journal OF Health against
halaton The article Is titled "A Concentrated Nnnyn and
though written with marvellous good hnmor laying
alive OF he Journal Of Health man rcnnds OF torture
figure Of the Spanish lnQuision called The Blessed vrsnn
which had agreeable first blush for the victim led
BRACE but which, touching certain springs opened gilt
.ering breast OF sword blades.
monthly periodical ID pages ito Subscription for year
81 single copy ten cents. Published by
SHERMAN 4 CO., Aston House,
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Holmes u. 3. Patent Machine Portraits IN
"a cents and 81 per Dozen the most desirable economics
and beautiful works OF art OF the The glass types
Allure aside Of Them say the Artists Club $50 Broadway
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A LADY WISHING NURSE OR WAITING MAID TO
n accompany her to Europe, can hear OF valuable
person by applying al "A East 18th a.
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An Old Fashioned Bureau Desk vanted.-
having article and wishing SELL will
note stating price and where be 10 Mr. NJ j.
DRUMM0ND regalia manufacturer, 142 Chatham street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-12
NEw loRK. Feb, |, 1855.
ESQ.

--, Esq.
DEAR SIR i lave ju-t received Your letter
of the 31th ult., stating that "the effort is now
being made BY Mr.. Wise, in all his haranguos
before the people. Ia create the impression that
the Know Nothing O.dor no other than an an
ti-slavery party in Disguise" aud asking my
views on the sui irct. hasten oreply, although
thereby deprive myself of the opportunity 10
discuss this unwnruntcd dispersion OF great and
patriotic movement fully Us the occasion de-
mands.
From an curly and intimate association with
the American party, can safely pronounce the
charge of Aholltionism against that Organization
in the North 10 br ufifriy and tHtrelg fals'.-l
do not know what may lave been said by the
Rev. MIR. Clarke of Boston, in the sermon alluded
10, nor do know whether he is recognized
member in good standing of any American Or
gauization; bat am well aware that political Alb
olitioniSt, especially those pulpit politicians. who
unmindful OF chri-t's rcbuke Ia those who asked.
"Master, is it lawful that we give tribute unto
Caesar or no." degrade their holy calling by ming
linz, in marty strife hive attached themselves in
some instances 10 The American party, ms they
have TO the Democratic or Wing parties, to Sc
cure their own nnhn1lowcd purposes That onr
ORGANIZATION itself however, is pure, both in
nrinciplc and practice from any such hereSv 10
the Constitution and Union | proudly and def.
antlv assert The men who have adopted the
Farewell Address of GEORGE WAsnlNGroN rs
,he; noIit;col text hook can never he traitors Ia
tba;r country. nor 10 any norton of it.
| need scarcely call your attention to the fact
TINT the most prominent Abolition newspapers in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-12

The bill for paving the claimants for french
Spoliations, finally passed the Senate, ON Tues
day, without amendment, and ii came from the
House Of Representatives, by the following
vote:
YEAs,-Messrs. Allen, Badger, Bayard Bell
Benjamin, Clayton, Dawson, Evans Foot, Gey-
err, Gillette, Hamlin, Houston, James, Jones Ut
Tennessee Mallory, Morton, Pearee, Petit
Pratt, Seward. Shields, Sumner, Thompson OF
kentucky, Thompson of y. Jersey, Wade, Wei
Ter, and Wright-2S;
NAYs.-Messrs, Adams, Brainord. Bright,
Brodhead, Brown, Bullet. Cass, Chase. Clay
Dodge of Wisconsin, Dodge of Iowa, Fitzpatrick,
Hunter, Jones of Iowa Mason, Reid, Shdell, and
Wells-I7.
Notwithstanding the fact that a bill of like I'M
port with this has repeatedly passed one "a the
other House of Congress, and, ROW, for second
time, has passed both Bodies, by IA commanding
majority, there is reason to believe that the Exc
eutiye will again thwart the will Of the Law
making Department and the ends Of public jus
tice by nterposng his veto. Should the Presi-
dent refuse his signature to this bill he will exer-
else power never intended to be conferred on
his offce-and will insult the intelligence of Con.
gress.
The veto power was never designed to be EN-
ployed where there a mere varlsnee of judg
ment,as to the wisdom expediency of any pro
posed law; but to guard against hasty legisla
ton, and prevent infraetons of the constitution
or invasions of the Legitimate rights of the Elk
ecutiye.
It cannot be pretended for a moment that thi
hills obnoxious to either of these objections. o.
the contrary, it has been longer before Congress
to or IL does moi ha
long to the class of constitutional subjects, q
all: and has nothing whatever to do with th
rights or prerogatives of the Executive
BY what authority would the President arres
its becoming lawl We know of no other tina
that odious and alarming conception OF moder
Democracy. which makes the President the rep
resentative of the people, and establishes HI
judgement as their villa construction @
Executive prerogatiye which invests that Depart
ment with powers never dreamed of by Alexsn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-12

Two AsrEers -'lhe Washington Union. re
ferring to the probable rec election Of Mr.. seward
says:
The abolition wing Of the Know Nothing
party is a. strong IN New \ ork a~ has proved
Itself 10 b.. in Massachusetts. Vino viii now
user; that this new political organization II not
a mere instrument-a powerful aud dangerous
analory-to accomplish the fanateal purposes
Of the aboltianis~l"
The New York Tribune, talking ON the same
subject, says.
More than one Wing from each House wa=
absent who vii vote for him, it j. confidently
believed. and te.des. should il be necessary
there are n suff lent number OF Democrats re- dy
to come Ia the rescue Union saving, sIn We
catching, knowNothings, with the rest Of the
tribe who are trying 10 hurl him down. ~
make themselves a. ensy ~ possible under be
circumstances. for he Willie elected
The Abolition correspondent at Washington of
the Albany Evening journal "A Seward organ of
the rankest stamp, thus nllodes 10 the Know
Nothing organization as an anti Abolition organ
ization:
.'Soutberu men are divided in regard 10 the
new revelation. 50 far ns II Is favored, hy the
old politicians, it j, because ii seems to promis
the means ofcheeking the growth Of the North
in population. wealth and power II j. sought
Ia diminish ana discourage immigration, because
II tends constantly to strengthen the Free States
aud rruder- the contrast between them aud the
South moro striking aud Instructive. They hope,
aso. hy starting new issues Ia divert the pop
unr mind in the North from the eneroachmcnts
and aggressons of slavery.
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10. 6, BROAD STREET, Nlw IonE,

IWUUHT n ''.
DEAR SIn;--lour favor vi the 10Th il before
IN. eau assure our friends ia NirSna thai
W. arc fully alive To the Importance OF defeating
Coy. Seward, aud We arr cNertmg ourselves 10
the utmost To secure II victory. our friends,
however, should remember that our Senatc,
which ha~ equal VOICE with the Assembly,
wns elected one year ago iaSt Nortmdsr, and
that ia that body Mr. Seward started with II
ccur nnr,jrS OF out ui -. Its v,ry difficult
no overcome such a majority in small body.
Truly yours a..
DANIEL GLLMAN.
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To fbc Citizens If N,lsoo

We wsh to bring before the citizens of Nelson
county, the name OF CAPT. HOWELL l.. BRowN.
as a suitable candidate to represent US in the next
Legislature of Virginia. He has ever been Il
consistent whig; and if elected we feel conf
IDENTITY assured, from an intimate personal nc
quaintance with him, that his eNrrtions will be
contributed 10 the advancement of the Interests,
OF his entire constituency
Feb. 10Th, lS55 MANY VOTERS
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RICHMOND M.RKErs-Fsb g 1855

I'll" foa.'"i ppo'etio,- n" nhole.olr. 'or
sn1l, 'rlns high, p,ie, vii be charged:
BAcoS-ciy oufei nod Smhd,d, hog und 9Ja
10 rents; W"-,rfnSI,> Sa8i NV Sho1lier, 3a7a
HIM, 10 i Wr'lsr, asged 5at3; Queen Ci, Huns
nom" il market North Carolina bos ,ound 9alt; loid',
i2c.
Conv Ms,L-$S74 90 cent, y bus.
GmN-S7i d 81 cents /, bus.
it,uR.-N, IS =, Supel6 al 30. Extn, -. 800 80.
.bfEswAx-2ala 2G5 y h.
OAts-Aew Iva j!c 4)bu-.
S,rr-Shlr- at 81 from, hut; I 3! from .tore.
WHEAT-"e qeoie prime white at II . aud red
ut q 90
nuASo--Ne quote Peruvian at $50 10 delivered from
.tofr-rom wharf, so; Mc>irnn:'O a y 90
LIVE 81 ~ rum whaif; Il 81 ia store.
,.reu ties htael>: utmd. Duruy < co. $3nj 90
per g,; A. Sciguetfr, : 25,4; Su2crnc - Pond 50;
ileanc'-ey ~ 95a5 o.; feaei Sal -; Vlr-
ain,n Apre, 70r; do. Old, 7jn$l4 NORTHERN do 70; I'm
nllor ,45a1Sr. Rom, Nes England. DO. very scarce.
Gln i"ian, ilal 81; Amer 5ar. NLi,kry Rich
mnnd Rrclihrd 49, cush. Cnciuulti 4 st., mos.
ioENCcn.-Ihe mnrket remain, uctivr. We quite
OLD Las al $l.5o06; common Leaf $G50d7 81; me
Gian S3al0. NJ ia. shipping 81 mHnufac-
thtirs kinds or ring
y ,oL-Nr Iu L. new "u~',ed % 30; FIRE file CO..
b to i0 eNlln Is; unwu-hrd, onchiri of.
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COM MERCliL.
Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market
EERRI ARY Id ISl,I.

ToBBAceo. Receipts continue light and but
little doing No old offering. Prices well sup
ported tor all kinds, aud SO quot" some improve
mcnt in prices. New lug, common to good, at
from W 10 50 %; Leaf, common. from D % to
& %. 70 ue shipping or manufacturing Of
ferinS.
81. -, for good and extra.
Flour Superline So 10 $3.50, iumiy 81
80 to go.
JOHN CLARK,
CnmmIi~siuu Merchant.