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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-28
Forein Iteuaa.

.. ps Barth's Travels in Africa" are to be pub.
| nshed in German The great explorer has repair.
eo 70 Gotha to superintend the publication.
| Spanish papers announce that one-half of the
sftage Of Jerez de Ia Frontera-one of the prinri.
this year.
According TO the Vienna Journals, il is in CON
'shpiation to have a universal exhibition in that
sas IN Iso9 1t is even said that the plan Of tho
ouhaing has already received the appreciation OF
'nc emperor Francis Joseph.
During a storm at Cadiz, few days ago. the
nsnshlng struck powder magazine in the Islapd
oi san Fernando, and caused an explosion which
on oamage to the amount Of 600 600 reals (eI0
Mr.. Charles Braham has made his debut a, tho
San Carlos. Lisbon, in Verdi's Macbeth aad al.
'Housq ne had to encounter opposition of not the
mos, creditable character, he succeeded in making
saIa MS footing and at the latest dates had establish
eo himself as a universal favorite
According to the orders of tho King of Pruss;,
frhee Frederic William, of the Prince of Prus
a hencefcrh to take part in the sittings OF the
council of State and also in the business of the
different ministries
frlncess Amelia. sister to the King of Saxeny
VINO mas been afflicted with cateraet in both ewes
ior some time past left Dresden for Leipsic on the
29h ut. to undergo an operation, the performance
OF Which has been entrusted to the distinguished
oeulist, DIR. Cocejus.
From Athens 7ye hear that at the date of the Goth
the cholera was raging violently in several parts
of the kingdom.
Snow has fallen in considerable quantities in
various parts of France and England. In conse-
quence of heavy falls of snow on the Aims the
French and English mails have been several hours
longer on the road lately.
The Genoa papers announce that recruiting off.
ces for the British Legion have been opened both
! at Genoa and La Spezzia.
AMERICAN CoIN.-The st. John Observer says
the statement going the rounds that Judge Stuart
of the Superior Court of Quebec has decided that
American coins ale not legal tender in the British
Provinces" is liable to make wrong impression.
The decision of the Judge has no force except in
Canada. In respect to other British Provinces it
is imperative.
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WALKING PRovoCATIoNs-The Cincinnati Com.
mercial thus notices city custom which would be
more honored i'll the breach than in the obser
vance,
One of the most reprehensble and dangerous
nusances, is the habit of carrying walking sticks
umbrellas under the arm, in the crowded streets
or market places. that the point arises at an an
gle ready TO be jammed, at any moment, into the
eyes of persons from two feet high to upwards of
six. This practice should be included under the
head of nuisances, and punished accordingly
Some gentlemen go to market, stick in hand
while making purchase the stick is put under
the arm, ready, the owner turns about, to be
thrust into the faces of people with better man
ners.
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THE SPANISH PRESS ON THE PERRY CORES
PnNDEScE-Th The correspondence between Mr.
Marcy aud Mr.. Perry, our late Charge d afaires
in Spain, appears to have produced considerable
sensation at Madrid. The newspapers of all par
ties as well those in the interest of the government
as those OF the opposition. both democratic and
moderado, are out hat-footed in favor of Perry and
against Soule Marcy and all tho rest.-Nac YorA
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coming Steamboat Directory gives singular ac-
count of man being frightened to death on board
the steamer Jas. Robb, during her trip up the Mis-
sissippi river i'll 1851. The boat took fire in the
night and the cry fire, fire, fire, aroused all
the passengers, and the widest excitement prevail
ed. Women were running to and fro in their night
dresses, screaming at the top OF their voices for
sistance. One man, Mr.. j. G. Dent, of New York,
in his excitement rushed to his state room snatch
ed up his trunk, which contained Sl2 900 carried it
few steps, and then fell dead in the cabin from ex-
cessive fright. The fire subdued.
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HOG KIILISG-Prices.-Hog killing is now quite
active in the West. At Louisville (Ky.) up to
Wednesday evening last 1000 head had been
slaughtered All the packing houses in that city,
says the Journal, will be in operation in day or
two. Prices ON Wednesday, were still unsettled
A sale, however of 1000 hogs to be delivered
next month, reported at S6.25 nett. The
Courier notices Cincinnati prices which were
somewhat higher and adds: These rates can only
be sustained for short time. 1t is oceasioned
partly by light supply and active demand
from Eastern purchasers, and partly to direct hog
there -s
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THE FLORIDA REEFs-A correspondent of the
Charleston News, writing from Key West, cou,mu-
ncates some interesting facts in reference to the
dangers to which vessels navigating the straits of
Florida, are constantly exposed. The number Of
mated by him at one hundred. OF these, twenty
are total losses; forty receive assistance from
wreekers, and are finally brought into port while
the remaining forty get off without assistance and
loss to owners and underwriters, is put Gown at
S300, ,000 extra premium ct onehak Of one per
cent being charged by the latter, to co'ser the
greater risk they assume in insuring Els nayi
insurance on the S4o0, 000, 600 of mcrcha ndze an
nualy carried through the straits, amour Is to ST.
COG, ,0oo but, by liberal computation, is set down
at 81, 100000, which shows, in the ag gregate, 3
yearly profit of 81 200 600 on risk Of g 10000
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. KEARNEI.-It is stated
that advices have been received at the War De-
partment from Gen. Kearney at Fort Pierre on the
Upper Missouri where he had just arrived from
Fort Laramie, with ten companies of infantry and
four companies Of cavalry. In his journey he ira
yelled distance of over four hundred miles direct
ly through the Sioux country without meeting any
Indians. The guides report that the savages have
all gone north for the winter, so that the Indian
campaign is at an end for the spresent season.
The troops with Gen. Kearney will winter at Fort
Pierre rr. -g
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THE RISE IN SUGARs.-It appears that sugars
had gone up in England within a week. at last
dates, 6s0 Is the hundred. equal to l!d13 cents
here. Coffee is also reported in quick demand In
the article of sugar in England the cost to the
country, at present prices, of its supply for the
coming year. would be no less sum than 47 OO0.
600 sterling in excess of the cost of last years sup
ply.
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HOTELS.

NOTICE.TO PAsSENGERS on TIIE
IN kiCHMOND AND DANyILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITfIEn 70
DANyILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast! Breakfast.: Ample tine EVEN
s sssaa st& 3 20 c0f. 3.sS 4
The Subscriber ID prepared to furnish fhe -.
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST q the Junction a.
the Richmond and Dsnvile and South-Sids RsiIroaaa
immediately on their arrival on tho cars.
NV l7-I2m SAML D. BURKE.
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SOUTHERN RIvERS.--Integence received at
New Orleans the 18th inst, to the effect
that rivers in all directions (both in Alabama and
Mississippi had risen under the influence of heavy
rains, and an immense quantity of cotton and other
produce was coming forward much the relief of
planters. During the week ending November 18th,
$500 bales of cotton were sold at New Orleans,
"a 374 bales received, aid 23 900 bales exported.
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CHURCH TOWER BLOWN DOwN.-Saturday
morning The tower of the new Episcopal Church,
i'll Hudson n. Y.-the tower or steeple being up
wards of 200 fetching-was blown down by the
gale. 1t fell with terrific din and in its descent
cut frame dwelling literally in twain. The in
habitants had just arisen, and fortunately no one
WAS iniEra1
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MIXTURE OF COPPER WITH IRON.-Dr. Diony
sius Lardner says that the admixture of one pei
cent. of copper with cas-: iron, willie In state Of
fusion, was found by Mir. Perkins the inventor Of
the steam gun to prevent its bursting under ex
treme pressure-a fact in metallic manipulation
that is of much Importance to mechanics.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.-Chicago, as a great
grain mart, is attracting much attention. Within
the last eighteen days, says the Chicago Press. the
Marine Bank has paid checks of Mr. f. H. Had
duck, of Chicago, TO the amount OF 81 900 000 all
ofwhich have been given for the purchase Of
wheat
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RECRUITING In RUssIA.-A letter from st. Pc
tersburg says "The new recruitment has thrown
the country into great terror. 1t is doubted il
AGO coo men capable of service can be found. The
towns and districts furnishing the recruits will be
obliged to provide them with fur cloaks, which is
heavy burden, owing to the present high price
of fnrs
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THE LATE SNOW STORM-The late snow storm
blew out in violent gale at North Adams, Mass
and building in course of erection for a Roman.
Catholic church, and which had been rooted in and
partially shingled was completely prostrated, en-
failing considerable loss upon the contractor.
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A NATIONAL HOLIDAY. The New York Com
mercial is in favor of having Congress declare the
twentysecond day OF February, CWashngton's
Birthday to he national holiday, as a national
memorial that would be as perpetual as the
country to which his patriotism gave birth and
continuity.
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FLOUR FOR THE CRIMEA-Within the past two
or three weeks some 10000 barrels of -four have
been purchased by firm in this city for the Brit
ish government. Its destination is the Crimea-
This -four has been paid for at yeragc of about
S7.75 per bbl which amounts to the round sum of
one hundred and hfty-five thousand dollars.
DGtrlI Adrcrfiser Nor %
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"HUNG BY ORDER OF THE CoRONER"-A bill
was recently handed to the Supervisors of Oneida
county n. Y. for professional services of surgeon
in making a post mortem examination on the
body of Gary Post, who hung himself in Jail by
order of the Coroner
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DURABILITY OF IRON SHIPs-The Iron ship
Richard Golden, (says the Liverpool Mail,) which
was built twelve years ago at Liverpool, will re-
pay visit from any who is interested in iron
India trade, and has not had the slightest repairs
done to her; has never leaked drop, and will to
all appearance, last for an unlimited length of
time
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FALL mp PORTATION,,

ttLIi 4 VI 4 Y IL L A t UN...
hfsR LARGE STOCK OF GUNS. PIS-
Tolls AND RIFLES "a
-. am now opening large E9S
AZ .,5rt VI VI SINGLE AND DOUBLE M
'aTI.fi' "a Al % Ms, of superior finish. tANaA&Ek
- splendid variety OF Powder Flaska, of
-.' make Shot Belts and Pouches of the most
4 .,sa s'yes' fine Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
- s4o Collars; Eyis waterproof Central Fire
: - !" S4t k9es complete; Gun Wads, &c.
NoiEs Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Re-
- 1IG every description of Pistol now in use.
=, - 'OeAtd aud repaired with neatness aud dis
E, JAMES WALSH,
w" ", importer, doors above ST. Charles Hotel.
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ILLNESS OF SENATOR DoUGLAs-Dr. E. Reed,
the physician OF Judge Douglas, writes from Ter.
ra liaute, Ind, November ~ to the Chicago Times,
as follows s.E.tst
'lhave noticed various paragraphs in relation to
the illness of FIon S. A. Douglas, who is under my
professional care, which NAY have soine tendency
To mislead the public mind to his real condition
have thought it due to his friends and the public
to state that for the last three weeks he has been
seriously i'll, and during that time he has not been
able TO leave his bed AT one period there was a
slight amendment Of his symptoms, which induced
the hope of speedy recovery, but it proved TO be
dclusive, and there is not now any change which
would warrant me in saying when it will be pru-
dent or safe for him to leave his room"
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LIBEL SUIT-Sir Allan McNab, premier of the
Canadian government, sued the editors of the
Hamilton Banner for libel The verdict was in
favor of the editors.
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G. A. AINSLIE
O. A. AINSLIE,
..a-At-o ID. Y. BOWEN,
~-4e1'n II II POWELL
Txg LOOK OF TN EW @ A r.

GSL l. OOk Il OF TN e W & A r.
- SS--.zs--iAOE hiAOE HOUSE.-The subscriber hav-
s5.t s. As greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
q ss.iole at No. 81 MUM street, Richmond,
yE I've 10 inform his friends and the public ut
y ".s stock now consists in Carriages Barou-
s at ~ top and no top Buggies, Saddles and
r. geae a. Aihds usually made for this market;
S, 4 - Diidies Martiu2ales Stirrups, Bits, and
Is ,s Vqs WS qualities and prices; Carriage, Gig,
as H. A. y Alps; Canes, Umbrellas, ana Bpsk-skin
p S,'cL irving Trunks, Nalices, Carpet Bags La
.ac5 Rf.ls me fur and blanket Robes Horse Co.
r OF various qualities and prices--ma-
f-g,s. 'Aef one OF the best Houses in the State
>ass. 80 " equip themselves for horse back aud
% r, ss every article used for either is en-.
q lg,.uloes a usloes The public is most respectfully
ssIs.,,I aAd examine his stock and prices; he
<ssas aa a9 sells lower than others, for he don't
* AZ. liners liners debut only asks of persons who
gs sne tooye articles, to look at his before
ss.astt ,,reefe- He assures them that every in
SsileS.H Hteh can will be offered TO serve them.
= t.oIraA nc would say that he has large aud va-
Su Le.tbssi u t!sraess Mounting, Patent and
'' which he viii sell them at low prices
Kot. JNO w. DENNIS,
sl-a5rSu' y Main st., doors above st. Charles.
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OFFICE r. & D. RAILROAD co, !

OFFICE r. & D. RAILROAD Co.
4 November 18th, 1855.
y hsresy tina, s. ,hf ssmsad
city s pRies Of on WEDNEsDxY Dseember la,h.
at IL o'clock NJ. P.vAN DEuRsEN,
KNOW ALL MEN By MEsE PRESENTS
snno;ut - attorney - for - and in -
name vote all questions that may be brought
before the meeting Sf the s,ocshOldsn Of the Rich.
- on - the day Of -, or n any adjourned meet
ing thereof hereby rstifyi4x sll tbe acu Of ~ st,
torney in the premsea a. fully - ifz= were pres.
In testimony whereof. - have hsrsanso sisxed
hand this = day Of ----..1 80 no Is-In
WAGON AND HORSES FOR AAl.E.--
have on hsnS sTG r's sS ;sS6s ss.x ns ~
which win sell very iow ,,,.,.,ao,
mo 2Ess. Opposite E.sh.a.s s.aE. ap ...in.
0UH sTOCK Al COsT.,o,Me ars ssill
still very fufl and solicit call from all lsrss
lot of Drcss silks OF the latest styles Of them
ssa and nd
lsines Meriaoes and Bonbaxines long line OF
English MeripesA all qualities Efnhsoidsries Eds-
% sess: sas
ton Sheefng, nleached and Brown Domsseics; Clothe
Cassi,nsrss and yestinEg Caasnets, Tweeda and Mo
,as ss,sas S'iss NV si' (;
RuCKWHEAT FLOUk.--leO bass sf
10 m-ss 7 - a1 'a'' = THOMAS JONES. 3
E0 PATKg or a IA w WINTKM
Sv s;, { fsit xRjs is.s 81 siSR -
lIUO RAS.ia sssss sn1 8. II: = s
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FATAL CuuosITY-The Bloomington. III, ran
ON the Central Railroaa a few nights since, ran
over two deer, and killed them, The deer, seeing
the light from the lantern In front o. the loeomo'
tive, and not knowing exactly what 1t was, coneia'
ded TO remain ON the track, but Is was deash-
blow 20 them. - ~ d 9ssss -
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FROM HAVANA.--Dates from Havana are to
the 18th inst t>Eort was current in Havana
that General Conc..a h1d been recalled, aud that
General HarZil va 10 be his successor. The dow.
ager Countess Reunion died on the lSth and was
buried the following day. with great pomp. Don
Nicolas IinGt had beeA summoned to answer for
the homicide OF Cascnada, the betrayer of Gener-
al Lopez. The cholera ragged with alarming vru-
lcnce among the negroes on the estates in the
neghLu urhoOI Of Gienfucnns
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EXECUTIoSsIN CHINA.--The insurrection at Can
ton has been virtually suppressed, and trade was
at length reviving 1t is said that 20 900 rebels had
been publicly executed at Canton within year
In the north of China the rebels have been beate,,
in several districts
The following intelligence is from the Overland
Friend OF China Of Sept. Is: Torture and decapi-
tati0n still proceed with fearful celerity at Canton
The Potters' sheds, for many years standing ut the
inland entrance Of the execution ground, as well
the skull cupboard in the centre, have been pull
ed down SO that it is now possible to place FIVE
hundren malefactOrs in rows with sufficient room
for the headsmen to pass between each file and
perform their work without incommoding each
other. The crosses, too, which used to be put up
as occasion required fixed permanently
in the rear of the little joss-house at the entrance
OF the Goigotha. There was grand butchery on
Sunday, when Kan a-Sen, said to have been cl.ief
of the beseiging force at the north of the city last
years, was cut into two hundred pieces We are
told they commenced with the finger Joints, the
victim living till his members were divided into
numerous pieces. Five hundred poor wretches
were also decapitatcd at the same time Kama
sen was not taken in arms he was arrested when
ploughing in ield, having taken to labor
of this kind in the hope of eluding his pur-
suers, bent his capture by the offer of large re-
wards"
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Fgs AINSLIE, BOWEN & pow

tESSst- tESsst- I'll, COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST.
{. ABoN l. THE BANkS.-The subscribers
zt, ia "o'kmen with long experience, and de-
:. - personal attention to all work done in
-t.s y oohhdenily offer themselves to the public
,.b I,lu'&ctare or repairing of Carriages, for
la ..,p nave superior facilities, they have on
h, =, y 80 nI,Ae I,Ae OF their manu- fdctuye a good
l. at, ,.,SfahhlAGES, ROCkANYAYS, BUGGIES,
u''sl approved styles, to which they invite
~" u tAose in want OF such articles. Thank
gg,o,,- tncoHiageulentw have received we can
gLa ~ renew our efforts to give satisfaction
'Ao ia'o' ua with theii patronage.
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HoGs.-The Ashyille On. C) Spectator, Of Nov.
18th, says: The first drove OF hogs of this season
passed through cur town on Monday last on their
way South They were very One, and their owner
was asking ak cents pound.
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A Distinguished "spiritnaiiH. Of Boston, has
proposed to the Board Of brokers there 70 fore.
tell the rise and fai Of stocks for ccnijlesstiou
The otfcr has not been accepted
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CHRISTIANITY IN BuRMAH.--A Baptist missiona-
ry in Burmah writes that in the region of Toungoo.
some thirty or forty zayats have been built, and
5000 are asking. baptism that about 1000 also
had been baptized on the mountains of Shway
gyeen About as many have been baptized in
Toungoo, while three thousand are stiI requesting
the rite
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
wedne.day MornInx. Norember 2s, Isss.

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THE UNITED STATES AND CASADA-The
Quebec Gazette seems to have been quite over.
come by the recent war panic and thinks there
must DC war between the United States and Eng
land. 1t says: se Sse
IT Is the duty Of the government Of this coun-
Try 10 be prepared with men: TO have lines OF
earth batteries planted ct important points along
the frontier and to have depots of provisions and
materials of war wherever they may be needed" "
The Montreal Commercial Advertiser adds, with
much good sense:
The only easth-works we require are railroad
grades, the only munitions rails and money, the
only army thousands of warriors against the for
est and the soil. Montreal is not destined to SEQ
lust now the arrival of any more dangerous inva-
ding force than such as visited it last summer on
bospitabe thoughts intent And although there are
men in the United States that talk of seizing men
in Canada, as though she had no claws and silly
young men in Canada who affect to rejoice at the
prospect neither the nor the other intend to
venture anything in the undertaking but wind
and we can afford to let them work off their super
abundant excitement in way which, if not very
Wise, 10 at least very innocent"
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Virginia INTELLIGENCE.

CoNTISESTALS IN PETERSBURG-The Cont
mental Guard of Richmond were received i'm Peters
burg Monday morning by the Grays, City Guard
and Artillery, and after marching through the city
paTtook of splendid dinner at the Armory of the
first named company. The Express of Yesterday
speaking of them says. "The men and officers
all fine large soldierlike looking fellows, and fill
ereditably Gin bodily sense) the regrnentals they
wear. In different parts of the city they were
greeted with divers opinions from those who thought
of the days of "auld lang syne" And some of the
very old inhabitants wi no remembered the days Of
old, when the rights and liberty were won for all
true men in this great country, felt over delighted
at the parade of the Richmond in their
handsome regimentals with the celebrated Anno-
ry Band and their splendid silver Instruments"
EXPLOSION IN PETERsBURG-We Yesterday
noticed the explosion of the boiler of stationary
engine In the Souih-Side Railroad depot at Peters.
burg the day before. No deaths resulted from it,
though jack slave to w. Venable, and Byron,
owned by w. Hawthorn, were dreadfully scalded.
TouRYaMEsT-A tournament is announced 70
come off at Sussex c. H., on Friday next.
Lone IMPRIsoyxrNT-James Bradley, a free
negro was convicted of the murder Of Reid another
free negro, in Petersburg. Monday, and sentenced
to fifteen years in the State prison
PRoMoTIoN.-Among recent promotions in the
army we notice that of Lieutenant Richard G. w.
Radtord, of the LIST Dragons, to be Captain from
September 4th, 1855. Captain X. is gallant son
of Bedford. 80. q. -.ss srs
The site and name of the post Office at Owens
Mill has been changed TO Gary's Store Buckinp.
ham co., Va, and Richard G. Gary has been an
pointed post master.
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|DREMitM SIGNS S.-The subscriber is
Low prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful gns
we'll as common low priced ones. He took the
Premium nt the last Mechanics Fair, and asks of
g who are IN want TO give HIM call His terms
Oe made 10 suit, aud having in his employ expe-
frd wofk'nen, will also undertake any kind of
-;hg required. Call On 18Th street, next door to
laIFinglon's. -
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wEsrERS BoY.-.'i understand your father =
dead" said man to little boy, - no entered fne
house. You're right now. old hoss," saa hs' nss
lAidout In tother room as cold - aWedgcie
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PURCHASE OF GRAIN.-The L. S. Economist
thinks that the foreign governments named will be
compelled to make purchases of grain to the ex
tent of STAT 900 000-tbus: