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VIRGINIA INTELLICENCE.

NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH-The correspond
Ont of tho Petersburg Infsgencer from Norfolk,
says that DIR. Wright has been taken down with the
fever. :
Among the deaths are Mr.. Michael Cullen, Rich
II. Holt, Isaac S. Wnkerson aud Mrs Dray James
street sg 81
The Weldon correspondent of the Exprcss paid
visit to Portsmouth, Friday and found everything
wearing lively appearance. Drays hacks, bag
gage wagons, etc, were being driven rapidly
through tho streets, and numbers of persons wero
moving about the streets looking exceedingly cheer
full
AGRICULTURAL FAIRs.-The preparations max
mg for the Fair in Petersburg this month will tho pa
pers there say exceed those of any former occasion
Among tho four or five new buildings erected is an
Octagon Hall. The railroads in the State have
done the 'geneel thing" and the next Union Agri-
cultural Fair is expected to be complete triumph.
In fredericksburg water has been introduced into
the grounds and the erection of buildings is already
commenced. g.
CHARIrABLE-Seven little misses held fair in
Fredericksburg last week for tho benefit of tho
Norfolk and Portsmouth orphans, by which $50 was
realized
AGUE AND FEvER-The Bath Enterprise says
that this disease is prevailing in that county to
most disagreeable extent, and frosts are eagerly
looked for to restore the good health of the neigh
borhood
DEDICATIoN.-A new Methodist church was ded
icatcd in Bath county last week. Rev. James Tay
lor officiating.
THE ORPHANS IN NoRPoLK.-Some time since
charter obtained from the Legislature, for tho
establishment of a Home for Orphan Boys at Nor
folk. Commissioners were appointed, and other
preliminary steps taken; and that the terrible
scourge has augmented the number Of destitute
orphan children greatly in that distressed city,
the call for the immediate establishment of the
Home is found to be imperative. About two thou
sand dollars have been contributed by few benev-
oent citizens of Norfolk and is proposed through
the aid of the people generally, to carry out the
original intention of the act of the Legislature
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Family AMictiOn.

We find in tho Northern Advocate letter from
the Rev. Beverly Waugh, senior Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, to the Rev. DR. Luc-
key, descriptive of the state in which he found his
family his recent return from official visit to
Western New York. The Bishops letter is dated
Baltimore, Sept IT,
Mrs. Waugh had sister, residing in poor stricken
Norfolk she, with three sons had come to Balti-
more week before my return, and was immediate
ly attacked by the yellow fever and within three
days she was in her grave and in twenty four
hours was followed by her son. young man about
twenty-three years old! My dear wife was in her
bed, sick, when her sister arrived Our son, Alex
ander Townsend, had been quite unwell, having
cold, clammy sweats by which he was very much
deblitated, and this gave rise to report that he had
been attacked with the yellow fever
You may imagine the situation in which found
my household. Our neighbors were too much
alarmed to comein. and the hired woman became
so alarmed that she went off Fortunately Mrs
Waugh's oldest sister was with her. She got to our
house too late to her sister but in time to look
upon her dying nephew. As soon after nv return
as my son was able to travel with safety. | got
them all off for tho country and they are about
one hundred and twenty miles from Baltimore at
the house of Mrs. Waugh's sister Mrs Waugh has
received great shock and time will be requisite to
her relief My poor afflicted brother-in-law is still
in Norfolk if living. Since his wife left home an
other of their SONS, who remained in Norfolk, has
fallen victim to the epidemic, and an old servant
likewise.
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D0WHATAN HOUSE,

MT II31VNU. FINUINIA.
Ihi house having changed rroprietors, with deeid-
w improvement, ID now confidently recommended to
!Ae uaFelrS public. Visitors returning from the
rr4gs Will hnd there ample and comfortable accom-
LoaA'''ns lu location Is proverbisly pleasart-nnd
F'I4ietor must reader it the fevorite house OF the
plles especially to the lovers of quiet rest. Tho
e aEs neatly furnished, airy and comfort able The
4'ls "a well supplied with whatever the market af-
!U't-ihe servsuts polite and accommodating. Moth
n6s wanting make it oue of the most desirsh bic
holes in the city su2l
tE.-Psssensors going North are hereby
= informed that on and after SATURDAY, lat of
itenieeE the treus of the Frederic ksburs Railroad
uHTssIIy VII always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
Ii eHcieLt time TO allow those who desire to
u" 30 10 ossaIu Breakfast or Supper
e,.., A. b PALMORE 4 CO, Proprietors.
n.ntn CottsEe Hotel Aug 81 1856 su3l
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THE CoTToN CRoP OF THR UNITED STATES
The annual statement of the Cotton crop of the u
States for the year ending 3lst August, 1853, has
been issued. 1t appears the total crop amounts to
2,647, ,339 bales against 2930027 bales tho crop of
1850. Decrease from last year 81, 658 bales Do
from year before AS 543 bales. Of the crop
of 1854 there have been taken for home consump-
ton 500, ,584 bales, and for exports 2244 2O9 The
decrease Of homo consumption is 16 ss7 bales, de-
crease in exports "a, ,939 bales.
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SETTLED UP.-A. &. Allen, ESQ., late Navy
Agent here, portion Of whose funds, it said,
was involved in the failure Of Scden, Withers &
Co, has settled his account as late Navy Agent aud
Pension Agent by paying up his admitted balances
and retaining ceetain extra pay granted to officers
scamen and marines in the Pacific during and sub
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A PAPER MACHIE MANUFACTURRR, in England,
has submitted to the authorities model hut of that
material, intended for camp The papier machie
pulp is mixed with rags the result of which is pa
per plank much stronger than wood, nearly unin-
ha1nmabe, non-conductor of heat cold, and i'm.
penetrable by wet well Us very durable
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INSURANCE COMPANIES


IKE AND MARINE EINsTRAS(iE---TT'HI~ Il T.
np yTD yTnD1SSIssASCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
,tIs. Vi at Winchester, Va Branch Office
''tSet "a door from tho Post Office, Richmond
va. lhaT'eI forpeiusl. Capitul 400 GOO H.
ffNY;G wi WIN insure frat class BRICK DWFI.
rcpt Io1 'aP PsdPetqay for single payment of Dor
Msrcbep5, fU'cio' VIII also DO Issued of Buildings.
TGtt@ VIVA VI country, at current
a, 1s,no and Inland Transportation Ri.ks taken on
rpay '''' terms sS by sny other responsible Com
III b. H.. LpsSES are promptly md literally adirs.
.. +. BREESE, Actuary
sr,.u II REFERENCES:
"a go l. cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
Josrrb 60. Farmers Bank Va do.
iessr, Hs,sn H'q' do.
lev ny ~ y Bren Cashier of the Bank of the Val
,ba.a, H. Sherrsrd Cashier ofthe Farmers Bank, Win
- ..9p. Jalaes '1esM II M,oon. U. s. s., Winchester.
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DYING WOnDs.-Sidney Smith says: at seems
necessary that great people should dio with some
sonorous and quotable saying Mr.. Pitt said some
thing not intelgible in his last moment G. Rose
made 1t out to be, Save my country, Heaven! The
nurse being intcrrogaed, said that he asked for
bdrleu acdtcri"
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REVISION OF THE BIBLE.-The American Bible
Union Society is holding its sixth anniversary meet
ing in New York. Tho object Of this Society II
is well known, is to revise the present version OF
tho Bible more particularly as to make it conform
10 the tenes of the Baptist sect to the ordnance
of Baptism
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The cigar makers of Connecticut hold State
convention in Hartford for the purpose of adjusting
more equitable scale of prices and considering the
proprety OF calling tripartite convention, con
sisting Of New York, Connecticut and Massachn
setts for tho purpose of harmonizing those States
under one scale
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BATTLE OF KINGS MoUSTAIN.-Thea anniversary
Of the battle of Kings Mountain was celebrated
on tho spot in South Carolina, on the 4th inst
There wore seven military companies encamped
on the ground, and about 6oo0 persons were pre-
sent Addresses were delivered by Col Preston, of
$. G., and others. During the celebration Mr.. Sid
ney Clifton, Of tho Columbia, s. G., artillery, had his
right torn off by the premature discharge Of a
cannon which he was loading
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SIXTY ACRE LAND WARRANTS have just been is
sued by the Department OF the Interior. The first
one that has appeared in the New York market
purports to be issued to a private in the Revolu-
tionary war; though its date of issue is Goth Sep
tcuber, 1855 These warrants sell at the same rate
az the 100 acre ones namely 81 10 selling price and
81 0S buying price
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FALL ExPBDITIoSs.-It is proposed to despatch
two vessels shortly with emigrants to Liberia. One
will bo under the auspices of tho New York State
Colonization Society, and comprises persons from
the New England and Northern States The other
is tho regular fall expedition from Baltimore com
posed mainly of applicants from tho South and
South Invest
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LEE, CHAsaEs-.The Lowell News

LIES CHASGEs.-The Lowell News says that
there now in that city two young ladies who
were born in New Orleans in opulence, but, in
consequence of death and reverses of fortune,
were left not only orphans, but penniless. Rather
than to remain in indigence at homo, they made
their way to Lowell and entered the mills rs Ope-
rative- and are now numbered among the many
beautiful, exemplary and intelligent ladies of the
cty who labor in the mills
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BABY Show IN ENGLAND.-We learn from the
London Era that baby show, after the fashion, as
that paper says of Barnum, in America, has re-
Gently taken place in Boston, Lincolnshire. Six
or seven thousand persons attended in one day
Premiums awarded to the prettiest heaviest
and smallest babies-fve, four and three guineas
each. Tho successful competitors received their
prizes IN elegant articles of silver plate. Music and
fireworks added interest to the exhibition Dir. lmal,
the exhibitor, cleared hundred pounds by the
undertaking
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DEATH OF A PnIsTER-Mr. Henry K Ramsey.
printer, formerly Of Boston, died of yellow fever,
in New Orleans o. the 9th of September lie ser.
we'd Lieutenant in the L. S. Army during the
Mexican war, and was brother Of Alex. {. Ram.
say, Ex-Governor of Minnesota.
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ANCIENT ExCAvATIoNs.-The catacombs of
Rome are like network of galleries, hewn out in q
rock under ground, and extending some say, tif-
teen twenty miles. They supposed to have
been commenced by people who lived long before
the old Romans, and tho city increased the Ro-
mans themselves worked these quarries for stone
to hri1d with
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DAMAdEs.-Last week in the Circuit Court of
Berkeley county, Va, WIN. T. Herring obtained
1880 damages from Geo. Lemon, for a malicious
prosecution, and Jas. b. McAbee g, 200 from Geo.
Fuss, who shot him in the with d pistol bv
which he lost the use of his right hand
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HOTELS.

T0LUMB n HO T TEL.--JAMES Il NJ.
Y BOYD Co, having leased this desirable Ho-
h- Till spare pains 70 maintain its former popu-
Afi{ and comfort They have employed Z. PORTER
ohic the en!ire charge Of the House on and after
meous frieRds Of L. PORTER, are requested TO give
asma call.
Richmond March "a IB55 An q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

INGENIOUS THEFTS.-From letters, Gallignanis
Messenger has an account of the arrest of post
office letter carrier for stealing bank notes from let
ters The money was missed from the letters, but
no opening in the envelope showed the manner in
which it had been abstracted The prisoner. upon
being questioned, confessed that he had done it by
means of long needle which he introduced into the
letter. and stuck into the folds of the thin paper in
side. He then turned the needle round and round,
carrying the paper with it, until he had brought the
whole into the form of small roll. and then he had
no great difficulty in e1trcating the paper from the
ter on the needle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

SHIPMENT FROM ST LOUIS TO THE ATLANTIC
CITIEs-The st. Louis Republican says;
From the nth Of August TO the LIST inst, tho
shipme ents made from this port to the Atlantic ci-
ties, by the way Of the Ohio river, amounted 10
over 81, 600 barrels -FOUR a546 bales hemp 5,270
sacks wheat, and 1850 dry and green hides. while
doubtless large amount Of other articles took the
same direction"
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FRANCE AND GREEcE.-The Journal du Nord,
tho Russian organ at Brussels publishes letter
containing some curious statements in reference to
the tyranny exercised by France the King and
Government of Greece. 1t asserts that General
kalergi, one of the Greek Ministers appointed by
trenee influence, having endoavored TO force a wo-
man of disreputable character the Queen as ono
of her maids of honor, the King, indignant at his
audacity, ordered him never again to present him
self at tho palace This WAS equivalent to desttu-
ting him of his functions but the representative of
France, on hearing of the affair returned hastily
from the country, and declared in spite Of the on
ergetic protests Of the Ministers of Prussia Bavaria
and even of Austria, that M. Kalergi should re-
main at his post until the receipt Of fresh orders
from the Tuileries.
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A PROFITABLE

A PROFITABLE CRoP-A Mr.. Lochry, some ten
years ago, set out eleven acres of his farm, the
varieties of the peach. The product this year il
about - 900, or nearly $500 per acre.
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A MoNUNENr-Thc sum of 81 400 has been
raised i'll Baltimore, for the erection of a monument
to the memory Of VIM. Il. Ferguson, late president
of the Howard Association in Norfolk The sum
10 bo collected is $1,000.
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THE MUSIC .STORE.-P.
Hybs3 Fl. z A Y L . r would remind his
n n friends and the public generally that

where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE
ONS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
DEONS of the best quality, and the lowest prices
He is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele-
brated Nunns Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found in
this State and constantly receiving the latest pub-
cations, which he will sell at the reduced prices
and upon as good terms can be had elsewhere.
III Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
" Old Pianos taken in part pay for new
iy
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The Pope says an European lettor, is suffering
from an incurable disease and it is said Louis Ma
poleon has his eye upon the Papai chair for his
cousin, Lucien Bonaparte, son of Charles Louis
Bonanarte. who is to be made a Cardinal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

HOTEL BvRNT.-The Merrick House. at New
Brighton, Pa, was destroyed by fire on Friday. 1t
Insurance S25 900: of which S5 900 in the Val
Icy office, at Winchester Va.
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J. MORTIMER KILGouR, Esq. Of Montgomery
county, Nd has been invited to deliver the annual
address before the Loudoun county (Va.) Agricul-
tural Society, on the gath inst
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and lS4 Front street, New York, sell Tobacco COM
mission direct from aud per account of the Virginia
manufacturer aud TO whom we refer.
Messrs. Edmond, Davenport 4 Co., Richmond, viii
reply any questions aud transact any business for
our house.
Having established . branch Of our house in New
York our resident partner In that city will give his
personal attention 70 the recevins tranAhpphs aud
securing the lowest rate Of freight Tree Of eomnis
.ionl on oil goods consigned 70 our San Francisco
house. ~ nole-d&wly
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HnMPFIELD RAILRoAD.-The Wheeling Argus
states that the ties being along the
line of this road and the track-laying will be com
| monced Immediately after the expected receipt in
Wheeling of the first locomotive.
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jackson, .'the American Deer, beat frost, me
English Stag" at foot race near Lonaon, fsech'-
lv Jack sop ran Ave miles in 26 minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

Nearly sixty machinsis len SCUM nos.cn .s NJ Ior
Most of them arc already engaged at high wages.
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COTTON PICKING IN TEXAs.-The Houston Tel
egraph says:
A great deal Of cotton is now open; and 500 to
700 pounds il not uncommon days work. The
yield is not rs heavy anticipated several
weeks ago, but the staple is said to DO unusually
fine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09

A Bread League" for protection against specu-
iators went into operation In chariestown Mass,
last week, r'
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FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA AWARDED To
JAMES d. BROWNE, FOR SPECIMENS OF
IRON RAILING EXHIBITED ATTHE LAST AN
NUAL EXHIBITION.-The subscriber would re-
that he is prepared with increased facilities to mann
facture and put up in the best manner Iron Veran-
Plain and Ornamental Railing of either Wrought or
Cast Iron, for Dwellings, Parks and Cemetery Hots
Also-Vault and Cellar Doors, Areas, GRATING Hnaes
&c. upon terms that cannot fail to give sntsfactfon
E call respectfully solicited before purchasinr
elsewhere. JAS. d. BROWNE
oc 4dln 9th street, next to Lafayette Hall
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the moon, visible in this city, will take place on tho
morning of the 25th instant The first contact with
the shadow of the earth, will occur at eight min
uteS before one O'Clock, tho total disappearance at
two O'Clock, and temperance at twenty-thrce
minutes before four The early hour in the morn
ing ut which it will appear will deprive many of
the enjoyment Of the beautiful scene.
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C. Pearson has been elected President OF the
Western N c. railroad.
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A QUARTERLY LAW JOURNAL. ED
~ ITED BY 4 MEAiRER QE THE RICH Af0ND

n TIED BY MEMBER OF THE RICHMOND
R-CONTRIBUTORS.-WM GREEN, of CuI-
peper; Professor ]. B. MINOR, University ofVirginis;
A. H. SANDS, Author of History of Suit in Eauitv'
and other professional gentlemen, whose names am
at liberty to announce, have agreed to contribute
to the columns of the Journal
The undersigned proposes to commence on the lst
of January the publication OF a Law Journal. The
want of such work containing material of peculiar
interest to the Bar ofVrga and of other States has
been long felt and frequently expressed
The undersigned, therefore, believing that such A.
periodical would be not only important and useful but
would meet with ready support from the bar has
undertaken to supply the desderatum. The bar of
Pennsylvania New York and Massachuset have for
some years past, supported the publication of such
Journals. Why should not the barristers of virginia
and the South have theirs! journal which thew
may call their own, and in the pages Of which they
will find law peculiarly affecting their actual
daily practice.
As Journal will circulate in all parts of the Uni.
ted States, it will be important and valuablo mode
of advertising Cards inserted IL nionths for IS CO.
longer advertisements in proportion "
The work will be published QUARTERLY, on good
white paper, each number containing l25 pages,
8vo. 5t fssss zsfs,
All who disposed to favor this enterprse will
please forward their names Immediately
TERMs-$5 per years copies for $25. Liberal
commission allowed to all who will act as agents
J. w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller and
Publisher, No. l2l, Main ST., Richmond, Va
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DEALING CARDs.-Mr. Galloway, in his treatise
on probability, says that If 900 100000 persons,
about the population Of the earth, were to deal
cards necessarily, night and day, for 100000 zoo
years, at the rate of a deal by each person min
ute, and even if each of those deals were essential
ly different, they would not have exhausted one
nehnndred.thousandth part of the number OF es
sentially different ways in which the 50 cards can
be distributed between four PLAYERS
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NAVAL. APPRENTICES Extract of letter from
Lieut.. Commanding Porter, of tho United States
Store ship Supply, now in the Mediterranean:
The apprentice boys on board our ship are do
ing well. They work all the sails the mizzen-
mast, and compete favorably with the other sta
tons throughout the ship. In one year they viii
make good ordinary seamen."
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' ElHST IA Ia MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
DAYIFs cirhnEMIuM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
Iwrls STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-.
fnsnd. f, hah NJ. AND sIsTH-I thanks to my
,ss1. ,uS tnen Kind patronage during the past four
isnsh sss leave 10 say that am now prepared to
stead 10 Ere Fronts, Monuments Topibs, Vnnlts and
sors II ~ oosins Buryng Grounds, and in fact all
QasIt,A Aa y. stons-C Cutting and Building line.
a+sses Ns,ta stone end Workmanship not TO be sur
VI south. ec5e
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'.The Magnesa, and other foreign matters are too
small TO interfere much with the quality of tho
Lime it will make good Lime, and more free from
Magnesia than much of the Northern Lime Wm.
fsahdm.
My principal object being experiment, with tho
view to larger operations in this business have con-
claded or the presently to put tho price at scents per
bushel for the Stacked Lime. the Kilns, with tho
addition of freight and toll amy point tho James
River and Kanewha Canal
COMMENCEMENT on hand. the celebrated James
River CEMENT, fresh ground inferior 70 none manu-
faetured in thi. country Orders supplied at shortest
noty. 10 any point in the Union For reference as to
auaIity refer 10 nearly every work of importance In
Virginia and North Carolina. address
CHARLES H. LOCHER,
balcony Falls, We.
AcEsTs-Messrs. DAvE.foRr, ALLEN 4 CO.. Rich
ne -
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COAL AND COKE.

~ now prepared to furnish our custouers ,v;,H
a supply of the above popular fuel - ''
ALSO-ANTHRACITE COAL, (Red and Whit.
ASH and Bituminous Coal for Smiths aud other mn
poses.
We keep also full supply of OAK and PINB
WOOD, all ofwhich wo offer at market rates
BRAZEAL stage
tF Orders leff at Office Basin Bank betyveen
9th and 9th Streets will be punctualy attended to-
se l2-im* ES