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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
Cuaz FOR RHEUMATISM An old lady Of

CURE FOR RHEUMATISM An old lady of
our acquaintance who has cured herself aud many
other persons Of rheumatic palms, by very slime
pie process furnishes Us with the following remedy
which we lay before our readers, that those who
desire to do 30 may try 1t. II 1t does no good it
costs bat little, and can do no harm "Tske q
them together for half an hour. then spread the
pitch on piece Of shsepskin and when cold, apply
to the bottoms of the feet and there let II remain
day Or two, by which time the rheumatic pains
will have disappeared" -f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

DIVIDE THE OFFIoE.-The duti. g of the
Mayor should be divided by all means 90 as TO SEP
crate the civil and criminal business; sEd II the ctv
cannot afford TO pay two sss literally thsy ms ID
arrange the labor and salary of ssch q 10 drav
bat little more from the trsasury than ct prsse
For the criminal department SONS activs yauus man
should be chosen, who, lite Mayor Wood OF New
Yort. wouId that the laws we're saforssd It III
hazards. So SECS Il esssaeslsf - ISIS = 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

MORE TAFT D1MALlOEs.-A number of
iads Enthusiastically dressed, psraded through Main
street ast Saturday, on foot, drawing after them
a large box on Wheels Intended to represent On
engine As u buresque tire company, 1t had more
point than other displays Of the kind, and it was
sufficiently outra to crafty the most whimsical
fancy for tstterdemalions. st ..s4 .---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

SET AT IBERTY.-John Sweeney, 8
white man, gave security before the Mayor las
Saturday morning for his good behavior, and wal
released from prison -
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lNTEAsoLITIoNIsT.
May 18th, 1855

p
To THE EDIrORs or The DAILY Dis
pArcH.-A Communication appearing in yaur paper
of this morning, from late nembersof Company NO
produce uneasiuess the part Of property holders
Of the city be lssve to state not IN reply to men
article land with ut MDent upon the opinion OF
fremen generally upon the matter In dispute tnat
thers have been no withdraweis or expulsions from
suy of the esht Companies Of the city Of late date
men Of each se prepared to protect BY theif
tions the entire property of the city. good eti'
zeus. abiding the laws Of the State and CITY. -
To the citizens of Jefferson Ward would rats
that there IL being crgan Zed at th.a moment, .
COMPANY of relisble men Ia their Ward, sud assufe
attention. az head OF the Fire Department of the
feel it my duty to state that upon my Wait 10 No
Engine House, after the expulsion OF stain ulem
bers by the Board Of Directors, found that the reel
purchased by the citizens of Jefferson Ward, had
been put upon thu reel purchased by the Assooia.
tlou, In paeh to cause great delay In its
use aud that Inch pin had been taken from of
the whesls, and the engine placed in tue house
tongue foremost to prevent their thereby great
sadangsrng the property Ia the ward, In Gaze Of
With re- gerd to the permisslon granted two com
paniss at tsir earnest solicitation, to lend their
generous aid to ss!sr city,in sn hour OF trial,
beg leave simply to annex, without comment, tele
graphic dispatch received By mo about III O'Clock,
ThuIsday night. --+-.-f
"PetsIsburg-For Haayen's sake send some of
your aIotion engines over immedistsly-.he whole
work Start them i'm mediateiy Answer quickly.
JOSEPH V. SCoTr, Chief Engineer"
.-- - e. JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
my Alt Principal Engineer. r. +. AssO.
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LEanLATIvE CANLIDATKs.--The Amerl-
can party of Richmond held Convention on Sat
urdsy night last to select sutsb.e rtp
when the follow log gentlemen we're chosen: Messrs
ROBERT C. srAsARD, HENnr X. ELLYsoN and
HIRAM b. Dickinson. Messrs. Staudaro nnd
EIlyson were formerly members OF the wing
party, while Mr.. Dickinson was Slates-risnt
ncn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

RusAwAY.-Two horses attached to tho
lightning rod wagon of Stebbins Miller, ran off
down l2h street last Saturday, and came very
near going into the deep foundation of Warrack
s. Barksdaies new MILL In which event both horses
and driver would have been killed. Such animals
are dangerous aud ought cot to BIO driven aboutthe
streets -~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst by the Rev. David Winf.ee of
ChesterfeId. Mr.. ROBT 3 TOTTY of this city to
Miss EUPHEMIA j. DUNNAVANT, of Hsniioo
CO Va. :EFHa .E ..Tfs. ~-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

No PAPERs.-On Friday last the Watch
men arrested and Gagged John Vines negro Eel.
low, emancipated some years ago by Simon
register. When brought before the Mayor last
Saturday morning he was committed to pl ison to
be disposed OF by the Hastings Court. Old John Is
utterly worthless, and If the estate of Abrams Is
able to taEe care OF him, he should not be allowed
to become tax on the CITY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

We call attention to the Card of DR..
WOODWARD. His office is neat pleasant aud conve-
nent of access 1t has been said that he takes out
aching took without hurting. Call and ascertain the
fact. = 5l. SRA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

ATTENTION SERGEANTs.-Those of the
Orderly Sergeants of the first regiment Virginia
volunteers, who have not yet handed 10 their res
ports to the Adjutant, had better do at once or
they will be reported and fned for dsreliction Of
duty: --.... -..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

FIeE.--The alarm of fire yesterday NOR
ming was caused by the burning OF some lumber
In Messrs Raglapd & Co.'S yard, near ST. James
church, to which the torch Of the incendary had
been applied By the energy and continuous labor
of the freuen, q large amount OF property was
saved from destruction. @s 2s..st =faA H..
No The alarm of fire at O'clock yesterday
afternoon, ives caused by the burning of Q shed
adjoining the Sycamore Church, and occupied by
Mr. c. r Darrscott Loss email 10 ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

DxArH CT A "BLur."-We rigret to
learn that Mr.. GEORGE SAUNDsRs,a member
of the l.. l. Blues, died on Saturday night last,
after an illness of eight days Mr. s. was young
gentleman Of pre-possessing manners, strict ousI
ness habits and great popularity with all who knew
him Hewili be buried to-day with military hon.
ors by bis company, in whose ranks he psraded on
the 10Th instant for the last time. l7.4s el8
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CAUGHT AT LAsr-George FL. johnson,
an old man, was arrsigned before the Mayor las.
Saturday, on the charge of obtaining goods from
William Riley under false pretences After hear
ing all the evidence. he was required TO enter into
bond and security for his appearance at the ne H
Grand Jury term of the Hastings Court, to answer
an Indictment, and failing to give bail, was COM
miued TO prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

THROWING STONES While O number Of
small boys were engaged 10 throwing stones on
Council Chamber Hill last Saturday, Price Saith,
q lad, received aevers blow on the head, cutting
the scalp badly. Such sport Ia very dangerous,
and none but disobedieut boys engage ia 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
THE CRY HAUL. when once complet

THE CRY HALL, when once completed
and made ready for use, will be far more conve-
nient than before the alterations were made TO It,
The northeast room, and q very pretty one 1t is
will be fitted up for the Mayors court, where 1t 10
hoped some convenient arrangements will be made
sentatves who report the daily proceedings of that
court. The dirty, inconvenieDt pen over the first
market. in which this court IL now held, 10 utterly
unit for such purposes, and could not be rendered
comfortable at any cost We are satis6ed that the
officers do all they can to afford the reporters
every facility for the discharge of their duties but
1t would be just as easy to make naked man feel
at home 10 patch Of briars, - to render any one
comfortable In such a hot. dissgreeable, pent up
room AZ the one now used for the Mayors court
We trust, therefore, that the committee on the City
Hall will push forward the completion of that
building a. rapidly possible, and that the May.
ors court may be speedily removed from the se-
cond story OF the first market house.
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VAGRANT-A dirty, drunken, worthless.
re- eyed yagrant, calllng himself John Manson al 4
hailing from the city OF Baltimore, was found wal
lowing in gutter, like hog in hot summers
day, ard taken to the cage for safe keeping Sat.
urday morning, the foul wretch was brought bsfore
the Mayor, who, on hearing the statement of the
officers sent him TO jail In default of bail for his
good behavior. This miserable creature was 10 the
cage on Thursday night last, and became so much
infatuated with prison treatment In Virginia. that
he doubtless spread himself In the gutter that he
have a chain gang for such persons, where they
might be "hitched up" and made to work from sun
to sun. Even damp dungeon, with no other food
than bread and water, wol Id be too good for such
q loathsome esricature on man
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

BALTIMORE RAoEs.-The Spring meeting
over the Herring Run Course, will commence to-
morrow week. Several stables from Virginia, NJ
Jersey, New York, aud probably Kentucky and
Tennessee will BIO present to contend for the pur.
z6e
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TuRsINa HnRsr. nj Mino- ~

TURNING HORsF.-P. Is. Minor was Locke
ed up by the vsichmen last Saturday niaht for "a.
king lodgings In stall In r. BaInes stable asainst
crab when on bender and would not hesitate 70
tag. nap In bse hive II be could get there whom
at all tcp-hsasy; ent we never heard him chsr Ged
and idiins aboutths streets He viii have . has.ins
to-day.rsIt .s- ~NT--p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
LOCAL MATTERS

SHOOTING ArrAR-Ye Yesterday afternoon
q difficulty occurred betw three young meu ata
place on Shockoe Ill., between lst and Pad and
Baker and Catherine streets, appropriately calisd
"Ruinsvilie:" during which young man named
George w. Woody, received flesh wound in the
front part Of the lett thigh. from pistol shot fred
by james csudie, aud CaudIe received a cut on
the head nearly two inches In length, and number
Of bruises on his body by blows inflicted with .
stick Ia the hands OF Woody.
2 We understand that w cody and Edward Napier
got into . dispute, and that Caudle interposed 10
behalf OF Nspper, when Woody knocked him down
and began TO beat him. Csudle then .lrew pistol
aud fired on his assailant, the ball taking effect In
WIS left thigh. All hands, 1t Is said. hal been
drinking quite freely, and Csudle was very much
Intoxicated. r .z-2.r .-s 81
Soon after the afrsv Or. Tatum vas culled liz and
dressed the wounds of Woody, and Dr.. Brown gave
the necessary medical attention to Csudle.
Officers Tyler and Johnson arrested Caudle and
lodged him In the upper station house for exsmiua-
ton before the Mayor THE morning. This difficulty.
a. are inform 3D. grew out ofremarks made BY one
of the paYties about LADY a-.s t-i- -55'- '5.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
,n1nrNr-Last SATURDAY. mo-,

AocIDENT.-Last Saturday morning q
young man, William Cool, employed at the foundry
of Messrs Brannon & Eddins while opening the
door of cupaio with an iron bar, had the small
finger of his right hand crushed so badly that Sm-
putation may yet be rendered necessary to save
bis hand. The wound was q very painful oRs,
indeed. s-. E 4t...sf .. . .-...--. .-.,t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

THE MA ,SACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
This extraordinary body seems disposed to
see how far it can 60 in defiance of the Con.
stitution and the laws of the general govern.
ment The personal liberty bill, intended to
nullify the fugitive slave law, and which ba
wing passed by large msjorities, is now law
OF Massachusetts, is another and fragrant er.
ample of Massachusetts notification. Wber
did South Carolina ever 90 as far in rebellion
against the general government Yet, iour.
mails which invoked the United States 70
put down South Carolina MULTI cation at the
point of the bayonet, have not a word of con.
demnation for notification in Massachusetts
That State should be permitted to secede
from the Union, and try for herself the expe.
riment ofliberty without law. At all events,
should her example be followed by other
communities, she and her apologists will have
no right to complain.
The United States federal judiciary will of
course set aside this monstrous enactment of
The Massachusetts, Legislature. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

BoozY.-Edward Morgan got drunk last
Saturday as men sometimes will do. and then be-
taken to the cage and lock ed up. He will have 8
hsa,ing before the Mayor this morning s..
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PHINEAS BARNUM

The late conspiracy against Barnum was
extremely cruel. We confess that we were
shocked to hear of such a charge against so
exemplary person, and greatly relieved
when he triumphantly cleared his righteous
skirts of the alleged enormity. Since the
days Of Joseph, I'VE do not mean Joseph
Hiss there has not been such an unjustifable
scandal. Phineas is as pure and cold as an
icicle.
But the idea that any body should attempt
to make speculation out of Barnum is one
OF the wonders of these marvellous times.
No doubt Barnum is himself astonished at it.
We presume he feels more incensed at the i'm.
putation upon his greenness than upon his
virtue. =
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VIRGINIA WHKAT.-As sample Of new wheat, iul.
" 10 head, from farm in Virginia. was exhibited
ct the Baltimore Exchange Friday.
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Av. Barnnm denies that Mrs. e. Oakes smfh
Wa ever ashed to serve on his baby show COM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

Who ARE THE AB0LITI p As 1t
hss bean - often sLsrseA BY the Anti.Amsrican
cse,s Of vissfpia, thatth Know ihng Amsri-
ssn party q costiosof the old WING party sndtis
shaIi,oss parts of the North. fits object being the
shoIitc of slavery 10 al the Territories and 10 tho
old ststss II posslble aud that many demosras
had withdrawn from the American party because OF
ps abolition tendensiea II would be veil to let
Dsmccrscy know the sentiment on that subJess u
sons of the Den ocrats who have been Ia the cuivs
and withdrawn A gentleman ofthis city. who hss
siwsys bssn Dsmocrst Who joined the kpov NC
shins party and worked with II for sons month";
but who has since witdrswn and ispow doins ell ne
can sgsinst the party; that same gentleman on o.
turday last. publicly proclaimed biussf an doot'on
ist and soey and in favor Of the abolition 81 Stare
~ in Tirginia; yet that man withdrew from the
american party, and now supports Henry a Wf:e -
Why did he withdrasl VAST bscanse the Americsn
party has an abolition tendencyf Or wasit becsussn
was in direct oppo.i,iou to his opinions and princ
pies on that subjecn The public can Judge Tor the m
selves for a. old adage says factions spaak Loud
err than words" "a
The writer oil this card holds himself personally
for the fact above stated and also pre-.
pared to prove It by dczsn Of respectable ct
zeus % any In the city and you Messrs Editofs are
at liberty to give my name to any one who may CO.
mand 1t.
my 21-1t -s ~ ANFEA6oLiTloNi0i'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

REMOVING POuLTRY.-On Friday night
last, the poultry yard Of Mr.. WiiliaIn Christian
was invaded by one or more thieves who captured
and bore OF abeut twenty geese and chickens.-
The next morning the markets were closely
watched, to detect If possible the rogues, but they
were too smart for once. to be caught while dis
posing Of their Ill. gotten booty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
The MAY PARTY at Slash Cottage Hotel

The MAY PARTY at Slash Cottage Hotel
on Saturday last, is said 20 have been delightful
affair from beginnin to end. The weather was
pleasant the music good, the dancing foe, ths com.
McEvoy just in trim for such an occasion In the
evening, most of the young people returned to the
city perfectly enrap,ured with the entertainment,
az wen as with the gentlemany proprietor of the
hotel. and the many improvements going on in the
fourishing village In which II is situated Slash
Cottage is to be far popular this season than
ever with excursion parties, who can now find am.
pie accommodations at the new and elegant hoe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
. HARD Up.-George Stryder, a cosmo-

HARD UP.-George Stryder. cosmo-
polite, was found asleep under the store OF Messrs
Duke & Hutchinson, last Friday night. and not
being able to accoun. for being 10 place where he
certainly had no business, was taken to The cage
and locked up The next morning, on appearing
before the Mayor, George acknowledged that he
had imbibed freely OF intoxicating beverages the
day befUre-that he was very scarce of Benton's
mint-drops-and that feeling as independent as
pig in wheat field, he took to the first hiding place
that presented itself to his view, and was there
snugly snoozing In the arms OF Somuus, when the
strong hand of the law dragged him forth from his
lodgings and slowed him away for the remainder
of the night. 1t being his first appearance he was
set at liberty, with orders to be caught thus nap.
ping no more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

MARINE NEWS.
poK7 or RICHMOND, May

ARRIVED, =.
Schr Robert Henry, Finney, ChickahominJ,
schr. Gen. lor, Williams. Norfolk, shells to
Captain. ~. .-
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Recommendation eight O'Clock last
night Mr.. James Poindexter's stable, on 18Th and
Marshall strt cts set on fire in two places but
the flames we're discovered and extineuished be.
fore doing any serious injury to the building. 5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

surr.-Dr. Chas H Brown 10 sueing the New Ha-
Won Railroad 70 recover S20.0 900 for injuries fu,.
tsined at the Norwalk cssastrophs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

THE HOMESTEAD COMPANY will hold
,hs,y regular neetins ct 8 O'Clock, Monday eveninf
Nav Plat, at their room, over Batters simmo1,
Bookstore, 157 Main street The sixteenth ias ,s
spt, due and payable on the 10th tsucdsy WI, -
r .csivsd bs the TreAsursr on Monday. 2ist. hoa'
o. lock p. NJ, 20 the hour OF the meeting
Twenty Shares of stock for'ssi~ q 92e per snsIe'
NV 1875 WIN. A. DUfTEhs, oecfssAD'
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rae y,,o,NIA AND TENNESSEE LOAN or
MILLION OF DOLLARS. So fsa


We call the attention Of our capitalists to
the fact that the bids for this loan viii be
opened in the city Of New York. on the aith
instant, and we hope to see liberal bids made
from this city. The investment is regarded
by the friends of the road as an undoubted
one, and we believe Il to be to the interest oil
our people to bid literally for thtm 1t is
certainly to the interests of our merchants
generally to aid in taking the loan, in order
to insure the speedy and prompt completion
of the road. Those who desire to make a
bid should mail the same SO as to leave Rich
mond to. morrow Tuesday evening, directed
to A. H. Muller, Esq, No. 80 Wall street.
Any information in regard to the loan can be
obtained at the offices of CIV. Purcell & Co.,
r. H. Msury & Co., or John A. Lancaster &
Son. .--+sE r.
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TIE HusrIsGs CouRr spent its entire
session, on Saturday. 10 drawing Jurors. a..

sHoorike.-Randolph Maynard thought
lessly fired gun within the corporate limi,s some
few days sircs, and thatiact being brought to n
knowledge Of the Mayor, Mr. Maynard was fined ~
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THE VALUE OF THE UNION TO THE SOUTH.
The claim of Gov. Reeder that the other
States of the Union shall take the matter in
hand and set Missouri to rights upon the Kan
sas subject and the extraordinary proceedings
of the Massachusetts, legislature, havesuggest-
ed to the Charleston Standard, the discussion
of'sThe value of the Union to the South In
an elaborate article on the subject, it endea.
vors to show that, in an economical point of
view, the prospect of dissolution cannot be to
Southern men particularly repulsive. Its
object in this is not to advocate disunion, but
to appeal to those honest men at the North,
who have been solicitous to hold in check
the destructive elements around them, yet
who think the South has so much to lose by
dissolution, that she would fear to venture
upon the experiment. 1t asks our friends at
the North whether they may not go too far in
their security, and whether their hopes of an
avoidance ofdisunion, based upon the forbear
ance of the South, may not fatally mislead
them. The subject deserves the most calm
and dispassionate consideration of all con
sentative and patriotic men,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

Il r. L. I. BLUES, ATTENTION.
p The company will nb.e at Lsfayet Hall on
III this (MONDAY) evening, at half past O'Clock,
~ paaetnaly TO pay tLs last tr,6ete Of respect TO
You will appear in full Summer Uniform, with
CLOTH CAP and POMPOON, craps on the left
arm, and three rounds blank cartridges
By order of your Captain. e.. rs
nv 2I-tt w. III. FRY, Sergf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21

NorIcE-The annual meeting oil tho
Iii he hsla Al the ONCE In this city, on Tb Uks'
DAY. SLIT iast, 1t IL O'Clock A. n. -.
ieisS ny 0iaef q ''' o. 5. wooLpaIDeE,
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STEALING TooLs-William N. Anderton

STEALING ToOLs William N. AndertoD,
white man, made his appearance before the
Mayor last Saturday morning to answer the
charge of breaking into Cyrus r. Bullington's car
pener shop and stealing tools therefrom valued at
$50 On Friday morn ing last Andefton visited
the old market, and sold TO a countryman tape
line and gimbler, on each of which Mr.. Bulngton's
name appeared. This led to the detection of the
supposed robber, who was taken to the cage and
locked up. Anderson, at one time, was respects
be, honest and industrious man, but the use of
ardent spirits caused him to squander bis proper
ty as well as his reputation, leaving him nothing
but diseased mind aud bloated carcass of his in.
heritage. He was examined before the Mayor on
the charge of felony, and thea remanded to prison
for another hearing before the Hastings Court, at
It's June term ..
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4 RARE CHANCE.-A person Of COED

a RARE CHANCE.-A person OF goea
N csarsetsr ana business habits. who e.n eon'
ssasssI nj six 10 tan thousand dollars esn hssi
OF as o. portuaity 70 become partner 10 e
Slishaa hoase aoins lucrative business sy asa, sur
All soamua icsiions stIictly eenfdssiisl
= my l6-6ts a5E - -------------
nRI,EANS SUGARS hhds. iAl !"
y-,,,a. mi ans sax.r In stass Esd Tor sale *
nv Ia q. II. aKlNKER Co. CsII ..
NANTELSi MANTt LSs MANtEtn.
lv ooi DsNlr has isss received ssssisi a. -
lots Of MANTELS. 20 BE soid :. :. q Ms1sA's
erIc a. Cali sson bsfs 70 thsy ses fSng nanIT.
No 2os Broad q.
RRTME GOSHEN NAY BUTTEn.sM,,
A. fsnm aespsr tAls neE.i1gw 's'
Lsaasas = feLnEN = AlL11..
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