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BUFFALO, Aug. 15-IZ30 P. "
Flour scarce and steady; demand moderate Sales Of
100 bbs at SO rs So s7s for fancy Southern Ohio and
Illinois Wheat quiet but prices tending upwards sales
Of 800 bushels prime white winter Wisconsin at 81 95
Corn unchanged, but ayorug buyers; sales Of 1900
bushels at 75c Oats held at a7c Canal freghts dull
Corn lie. TO New York. The lake imports yesterday
werc--Flour 1907 bbls.; wheat 1910 bushels; corn
1884 bushels. Canal exports same time-F1our SIS
bbls wheat, 541s bushels corn 4s is5 bushels; oats
%, 900 bushels.
oswE1o, Aug 1850 P. NJ
Wheat dull. Sales small. White Michigan 40 IL.
Corn active-salcs 2e, 600 bushels, at nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16
News Items from Washington.


The new Board of Managers of the Washington Mrnu-
ment Association building operations on Mon
day next. Subscriptions coming in literally
The President Mrs. Pierce leave here tomorrow Tor
the Virginia springs. He will return in about ten days
with Secretary Dobbin while she will remain there Tor
the benefit Of her feeble health.
The Commandant Of hayward is exercising the ut
most discretion to avoid the possibility Of the ntroduc
ton there he refuses to employ mechanics
directly from the Gosport yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

piete- From tne repoy . given elsewhere it will be
seen the oomiliss" ,ners are troubled to know what
becomes o. 'n' brandy they vote for the sick emf
grams Nno ey the way, do not get it. One Of me
boaiu ~ sgcsted that it evaporates Very h,.ely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

JONI VAN buren, IN VmGrSA.-At the last
accounts John Van Buren, was at the Virginia
White Sulphur Springs, awaiting the arrival
Of Mr. President Pierce and Senator Mason. A
soft she'll movement, no doubt. Let the com
mittee of the Stuyvesant Institute send down a
delegate without delay There can be no de-
mocratic fusion unless the hards are repro
sentel
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ment to any great national issue, one way OF
the other. Let us, therefore, here and all over
the State, have a separate independent demo !
cratic whig" ticket, for fit determines nothir g
else, it will settle the question whether t C old
line whig party is truly and hopelessl =, dead or
"still lives"
We perceive that this police Of independent
whig action in the fall elee ,tions vet to come.
is not limited to New Jerk. The Philadel-
phia Mars says :
Concerted and ha monioys action between the Ameri
cans and wings throughout the - hardly posi-
BILE however acsirabie and for s the Americans in
huit hed they abandoned their secret concaves, and
at an eary day determined upon making open nomina-
tons and permitting every to participate in making
them who desired with their organization there
worid have nSn no movement made to re-organze the
Wig party and as consequence the Americans with the
I'D aud support Of whigs would have triumphed in the
State Qoig however, In their exclusive policy,
pecng the wings to support their candidates, and yet
refusing them any participation in selecting them haa
produced deep feeling Of hostility to their secret orga
niIaon among those who, though not belonging to
ithhero acted with them and supported their nomi-
inecs.
And the result of all this is the call Of an
Independent wing State Convention, and SAC
tive efforts in all parts Of the State to re-
organize the wing party, and rally the wings
to the support Of their own distinctive organi-
,zation." We apprehend, however, that Gov.
Johnston is at the bottom Of this movement,
and that the object in q separate whig organi-
zation is to draw not eRly the old wings
out of the Know Netting camp, but the
Know Nothing free soiiers to the support Of
Stewards Northern black republican fusion
movement. The National Americans of Penn
sylvania are thus TO be thrown out 10 shift for
themselves, and we should like to know what
they purpose to DO. Let them maintain their
ground at all hazards, against the Seward
disunion coalition Of the North and the de-
mocratic administration secession movements
in the South.
We are ,apprised of some other wing move
mentsin Massachusetts, and Maine, for exam
pie, with, nothing but fusion at the bottom Of
them, like this Of Pennsylvania. Whatever
the wings. may do there or in other States in
the support of Stewards programme, we trust
that our Democratic Wing General Commit
tee" contemplate nothing of the kind in New
York. We can make no pledges in their be-
half, short of some satisfactory information Of
their designs but If they are going to try in
good earnest whether the old wing party be
dead or alive, let them stick to it. They can't
lose much, and they may make very impor-
tant diversion in reference to the reconstruc-
ton ofiparties in 1856. We shall see how
they will come out on the 2lst in their primary
elections.
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pennsyIvania Politics.

PIT1sBuRG, August Is, 1885,
The Democratic County Committee met to-day and
adopted the anti-Know Nothing pledge, which is to
be signed by the delegates to the county convention be-
fore given then to take their seats The
ton meets next Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16
A Case OF Murder.

CLEVELAND, August Is, 1855
man named Matthews was robbed and murdered and
bis body left on the track below Painesve yesterday
morning He had only sl3. An empty wallet was found
beside him
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YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND TrS VICINITY
RELIEF FOR THE SUFrERERs-In order to cor
rect any, misapprehension which may exist as
to the extent of this visitation, it may be as
well to state that it is not confined to Norfolk
alone, but also presses severely upon Gosport
and Portsmouth, having, an fact, first broken
out in the latter place. THESE towns oil occu-
ply pretty nearly the same relative positions
towards each other as Broeklyn and Williams
burg hold towards New York. Norfolk con-
tains popusatio of $1,000, Portsmouth Of
AA,VVv, SAu Us-~T - ANA snuls The claims
on the sympathies of our fellow citizens, .Aera.
ore, extend over larger area than many sup.
pose. We trust that they wnl be liberaly land
promptly responded to. Ip the meanwhile
we have to acknowledge the receipt Of the
following letter, with an enclosure of five dol
lars -
E.,roR TIE HERALD
NEw York, Aug. Is, 1856.
Tread with pleasure IL your paper of to-day plan in
should at once afford SINE practical aid to the good
people OF Norfolk and Portsmouth in their present severe
snS calamity like the s. and remit
''''''' for 's'''''n' III vSr's{ 6 Sssst
Now, il Mr.. Gissson's example were followed
by a few Of those who do business with Nor
folk, we hare no doubt but seasonable aid
might be afforded to the sufferers from yellow
fever. Suppose the merchants of this city who
trade with Norfolk, hold meeting at the Corn
Exchange to-day-this morning, and appoint
treasurer and committee to collect subscrip-
tions. The whole thing might be arranged in
day or two, and enough money sent to gladden.
the hearts Of scores of families and save the
lives of no one knows how many poor crea-
lures Mr.. GLEASON gives five dollars: who
gives next
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BosroN, August Is. 1855.

U0SION, AugusI 10, IoJJ.
convention Of the anti Maine Law citizens held
in Chapman Hall last evening, when determined
to issue call for State convention to be held in Wor
ceser on the 30th instant. Other preliminary business
towards political campaign was also transacted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

New ORLEANS August 10, 1855.
The adyices by the steamship Lebanon received
here this morning the National Telegraph line and
published In the regular evening editions Of
cated press TIE cotton market is unsettled but there
is no quotabe change. The days sales have been 500
bales
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PrrsBuRo, Aug Is 1855.
The river measures FIVE feet four inches The
great increase Of light steamers the Ohio has caused
intense competition at this point for freghts and the
rates very low.
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BOSTON,, August Is, 1 s55.
The royal mail steamship ASIA Captain Lott sailed at
noon to-day with 1851 passengers for Liverpool and 10
for Halifax. She takes out 1896 900 in specie.
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PLYMOUTH, Aug. Is, 1856.
The descendants OF Robert ana Mary Cushinan, who
landed from the hayower held interesting and hap
py reunion here to-day. There was a procession,
address by the Rev. Robert W. Cushman Of Boston, and
Q dinner, of which about 600 Of the Cushman family
pArtook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

Teachers Convention In Wisconsin.
RACINE, Aug. Is, 1855.
The annual session of the Wisconsin State Teachers
Association commenced here this morning large num-
Der in attendance Rev. Mr. Barry Superintendent
Of Pubic Instruction delivered the opening address this
afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16
Yellow Fever In Virginia.

bAIIIM0lss, AUGUST 10, 1oNO'
At Norfolk, Monday, there eight deaths from
yellow fever in the city, and three in the hospital At
Portsmouth, the same day, twenty deaths were
norted. 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16
rAE LATEST WIS.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGNpHs.


There Is lively time among the hard shells in this
region the time for holding their State Convention is
understood to have been changed to the 23d instant
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The Hero Tribune says that A. sseeier Fsq Of that
city was murdered in cold blood Dn tine lnrintt nv
passionate man with whom he had n d Al .ulfv Nr
skeeier called upon the individual rofsrrei oeortlv ~
ter he had retired and presented hill aga nal him This
40 enraged the debtor that he seized Mr. x ~ .he broat
and before assistance sovd he had sciaGy coaed LIN
70 death,
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The American Association for the Advancement Of
knowledge commenced its ninth session in this city to-
day The meeting held at the University, and the
members were welcomed to the city by Dr. wsyiand A
number of papers upon iendc subjects we're read and
discussed DR. Wayland save brilliant party this eve
ming which was largely attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

SAVANNAH, August H. 1855.
The steamship Florida arrived her wharf here from
York early this Tuesday morning with all on
board well.
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Melancholy Disastc,

MELANCHOLY U1sastcF.
LOSS OF THE BARK L. n. HUBBY-rWELvE OF HER
CREW DROWNED.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug is, 1855.
The bark l. NJ Hubby, of Cleveland, capsized of Point
Betsey, the 9Th inst The crew, twelve in number,
were all lost Cotteren, the mate, alone was saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16
NrSsrrn Aug. :, 1856. ,

CLEMENS FEARING
To THE CLERK OF rIF UNITED STATES DISTRICT C01Er :
-, NKw YoRs, y. Y.
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Tie following extraordinary epstle has been just
oeyed by one Of the Judges of the United Curt
This district 1t shows the desire the par. Of the
faithful" to treasure up for the Of their souisn
We have not heard officially the amount contained IN the
papers Of the Court but whatever II Is hope the
Bishop may get IT,
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Later from IEl,,lp.j.

despatch from Charleston se,,:
The steamer Isabel, Capt. Rollins. bns arrived
from Havana and Key West with dates 10 the
9th The |. ;. sloop of war C,aua remaincd
at ilarana-all well. The Steamer Fulton left
on the 18th for Matanzas. yellow fever and
small roN were prevailing on the Island caos-
ing >ome excitement I he staie of .ero IN
N winch the stand has been kept, ceased en- the
Sugars were unchanged, but transactions were
decreasing. oasscs was bri.k at 3n "A rrals
and price, tending upward. Exchange was duh
The ship Ellen Hood. with 33oO halcs oil, cot
ton, ashore near Cape Floridu, had been gotten
of by the wrcckers and was eNpeetcd at Ky
West.
The IS. steamer san Jaciuto lief, Havana ON
the 9lth
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LAND AND TENSIONS

- The undersigned, who has had u lurge practical
cxpc iencc in the prosecution Of Cld against the
General Government, oilers hs services the Sol.
lirrs aud then Widows and the Miner Children, of
those enPnged in the Nar of 1912. and all since
100. US well US Tor Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Widow..
Iii. CHARGES in NJ cn-e- shall be moderate, and pnYa.
hlr Wien hc gets tho warrant or money, aud he viii
nov, as lie alwh lss, pay over all collections imme
lntry.
lie has he Roll. of tho od Soldiers they stand at
tie Department nj WusGu1tnn, and his acquaintance
und f,ri,tesnt he Pension Office is probably better
ihnn any in Nireinin.
The highest markr: price in cash will be rid for
Lubd Warrant4, rs wish purchase l00,0 900
mai - jtiIy CtIAS w. SrA1HAM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-02
BaYnum 4boW Tom T'hp5pb Ngrri5.

DHIHHW FUUW = ON IHNW6 N0TFT3T.
We learn from the Boston Heraid. TINT Tom
Thumb, the celebrated little great man. or great
little man, WAS married at Webster, ON Thurs
nay last, to Miss Ninton, of Bridgeport, Ct.
An attempt was made to keep ii from the public,
but somehow it leaked out through some of tho
company who were little indiscreet after i'm
billing pretty freely of ,ieidseiek which DR. Kirk
ham had provided for the occasion
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7T0S707r TT7Td.
BALTIMORE May 3lst.-The boiler of the en-
CINE attached to the freight train ON the road be-
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia, burst this af-
ternoon at lavre dc Grace, killing the Engineer
and Fireman.
There no mail through from Philadelphia
this afternoon in consequence of the obstruction
caused by the accident.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-02

New YORK, May 81 The suit of Matthews
against Beach, of the sun newspaper, to recov-
er damages for am alleged libel published in the
police report five years since, Terminated this
morning in the Superior Court by verdict in ia.
vor of the defendant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-02
Destructive Fire in NrIr lorL..

Ut&ETUrflte FIfc m Ntlf IOfk.
NEW loRk, May 3l.-A fire occurred in Ann
Street last night consuming two buildings
Trows City Directory work nearly ready for
publication, was partially destroyed. The entire
loss is estimated at 500, 900.
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ISSIye nf IuuI H1yr1ufo

WAsuINGroN, May 3l.-About two thousand
land warrants will beissued by the Pension Office
to morrow, and the issue will continue at the rate
of about two hundred per day thereafter. The
price is now up to Sill per acre, but will con-
sderaby decline after the now issue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-02
Connecticut LEGISLATURE.

HARTFORD, May 3l.-The bill extending the
right of suffrage to negroes come up in the House
this morning, aud the vote being taken on its
passage, it was defeated by majority Of twelve
against it.
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WHCIXsslsSIIAM'S
w YORK WIRE II Hing

n q w . K K w I X u X n ID I II q,
I,'UR enclosing Public squares, Cemetery Lots Dwell
! liugs, C.ttagcs &c Window Guards. Tree Boxes
g.. soId tlf mpnulrnfers pr Specimens
r,a be seen nj my Marble Works
Inn ~ dGcIy JNb. b. GADDESS
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ALE FRED s. LEE
a.
IMPORTANT NEW LAW BOOKS.

NORRIS. PuBLlsHER AND BOOKSELLER, Rth-
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ioptrd uBd in ia the United Smtes-by JoHN
AYLoE LpaAx Ii. D., judy of the Eighth judicial
tircuit OF Vlgnin of the Judges of the Supreme
pccnl Coun Of Appeals. and formerly Professor of
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Revised, corrected and grrnty enlarged in Three
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lhis edition, embracing it does nearly all the re-
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Chancellor kenfS Opi,ton OF he u 0rk.
This work applies well to Laws respecting Real
Property in the Jai,d Siatts as in Ngnin. The work
= upon the model OF C1Wtses Digest, and it may well
RECOMMENDED as a valuable addition the Lawyers
Library"
Rob'nson's Practioe-New Edition The
Practice in Courts of Justice in England and the Uni
ted States, 10y Conway Robinson, Esq.
Volume / 10 the place and time Of Transaction
proceeding treating chiefly of the Conflict of Laws.
and tn, Statute of Limitations. Price, So 90.
Sands Suit in Equity.-History Of a Snn in
Eguuy prosecuted and defended in the Virginia
State Courts, I'd in the United Stnes Circuit Court
by Alexander II. san la Is T. Counsel orat Law Rich.
mond Va, | vol post Syo. 5l0pp. Price 81 90.
This work is intended to supply tin young of
the leg al profession with handbook guido them in
the prosecution ind defence OF suits in Equity, In
reference to this object the writer traces the history of
suit in Equity from its beg inning, Through lis various
stages final decree. of appeal, execution, &c
The Appendix, besides containing summary of gal
ocissi, by the Vrginia Court of Appeals. &c, affect
ing Equity pleading and practice. contains variety of
forms of Bills, Answers, Demurrers, Pleas, Decrees
&c. &c. The practical also found in the Appen
dix will make The whole valuable vadc the
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Offlef OF THE J. r. Il. X. Co, I
hnv II 1875


l.'OR the purpose Of rrnniring LOCKS Nos 20 Il 49,
on the First Division oftho Canal, the navigation
will be stopped ut those points the 20uh inst.
sundown aud i'll not be opened again until the 18th Of
June 1t vii then rennin open until the 9th of June,
when it will again be stopped atLOCkS Nos. o and
30 until the 18th of July
For the purpose oil 'nyIng floors in LOCKS Nos
I and g. ho navigation viii be stopped between those
three LOCKS ON the PEND inst, and be opened again
tho Monday following.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
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PETERSBURG AUt EKIESEHENJS
4. W. PIckRELL. n. ". TAsNoR
PlCkRELL d TANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
Rnan l.an u


WE respectfully ca the attention # the citizens of
w Lynchburg. ard tho ounding country, 10 our
extensive assortment Of Lumber which consists of
nun, kind .uitbe Tor Builders Tobncconst., CabInet
Makers e.
For Baidrrs layc I'll grades Of Albany White
Zine. Cherry, Mahogany. Black Wunui, &c.
For f.hacc"nsta. We keep large sioe Of White
llue Guliin,s. .nirable for ClsHe-Bntton Wood and
White Oak 10, BsNr.
or Cahnct Makers. We hive Poplar, Cherry Maple.
~ ~ with u general assortment of every thing
ally kept in Lumber Yard, such Gypiess Shingles
Lathe Sp1ur" Pine Paiings, Ne. Sc.
ENIIlRAClfE COAi.-Our Yard j. ALWAYS sup.
Piled with the best Red nud White Ash Conl which we
rin tbt1w IN the Box Car from our Yard or nut in
h", -lelds mud forward. To dealers wishing a Inrge
quntt ~. prepared 10 oilrr great Sducmenis-
htVlag turn oui from the Snuhsdc Rond, running To
nUt "hntL where cnn lond chr from the vessel.-
We will .el II. low All f1rWnrd with much dispatch
~ any firm IN the State.
We VIII ni-n attend to the forwa riding OF any mer-
ththdise uitused to To Tobacco 1ss ship
ring ofsr gfnat facility. Tho cars can take IL
Ia our wharf where it be put directly the
srs eiihef for Baltimore Philadelphia New York.
We also have Crane, capable of msing ten fifteen
un. which take any heavy article from the vessel
Ia tho Va viii be pleased receive orders
i"nd Ia any thing in our line. may 90 dan
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From The C0Csi oEtfjra.

BoSToN, May 3i.--The Baik Catherine Phil
lips, from the Africa coast, has arrived at Salem
She brings mails from the Africa squadron.
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VT BLAkE PIT
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS ~ PIT VI n.

(Laiely of the ia ID Wills, Len a. Btowley)
AA} lib give theu ntteion The snla and purchase
Of all uuiclrs ot Agricultural Produce, Farming
rmrlcmsnts, Nc, mud purchase for order and sell fo
commission Nil nlelcs ot Groceries &e. &C.; receive
and forward Clouds. md rs general Commission
Agents. ian 3-d4cly
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A GAEsD.-Ihe hru 1T RessfR Il GAwraos, Of
~ the Novel; Ilou,r, wn- dissolved Oh the lat Il
February Inst by Capt. Ro ca. ,ne of lis interest in
snid firm . MI " IN Moore, Of Gempbrl.
Cnnt ROSSGR has nqnin connected hmself with
the Novel; linns,, wh're he will be glad hls
iorncr friends aud nrqua intancrs. m1t1nts
Rep.roPy, Petersburg Express nnl Richmond Exomi.
copy ~ ioppeI al tryy r l'rouat. this oire
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PANNII,T, g. SONS
COMMISSION WEkGHANTS,
bar

DARllCuLAR attention rnid To snlc mud purchase
v Of Wheat, Flour, Tohncco, nnd merchandise gen
italy Advances made on conSig nmcnts.
wv. rANNtLL HENur rANSiLL JOSEPH PASEILL.
ano 2l:dtrly
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NEW CONCERN.

FENliE un1, rsigncd hnving nkrn the house frmerly
4 occupied by g. " n. b. Steptoe we door. above
Acrtc 6 McClnnuhan'4 Oh stand. md next door
2Iurrel & Strafon. Main Lyrchhurg Va, begs
lowe call tie attention Of his friends and the public
eenerr y. 10 h- stock Of Groccre-, Liquors, & c.
which he is Offering low for cnsh or in exchange for
country produce. Particular attention paid to the sale
of Flour Wheat, Corn, Tahnceo, &t.,-nlso to the re-.
co"ing aud f,r~ardug Of Gonds.
ma, - r&dt-y john LrNSFORD.
Bedford Sentinel md Salem Register cory Gm.
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n. A sTuIisDuVANI,


CHARLES A.GWArklN MAIS ST. Richmond
Tie metropolis al Virginia lend Qhrlors for hnr-
.ns, splendid exhibition Of Spring eik-, Enbroideres
prpctl Rug, Cuftains, Mainline. Challrya Ribbons.
rnw G,oda, Hosiery. French aud American Printed
nbtors oil Cloths, Maltine4, shcelugs, Shirting
t6cns, Pillow d. Rus. Allefdac and Manselc.
nilty, French lnconcl, oHl Orpnndha
Ordef- h} nnil tcegprh tina hiuil1 received, and
q Inrrr4 en-, hc delivered ia ISnohhurg in eight
iron, Ihr ttme 81 rhcir departure.
Quick sulcs aud ,mall Iohl4, bargain. or snlc !;
dimhle penny preferred lu slow shilling. The sub
fih'r respectfully announces TINT his stock la now
mpicie. and Inns been Affirmative n - ths
nii, in every respect; styles, qunltcs, quautilica,
! above III cuE,rNfss If prices, Of which hc r'epect.
~ iayiIc utc hnscrs crll mud nudge Tor themselves.
CHARLES \. GWATK1N.
lGl Min ST, Richmond Nn
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"A just rec"iv a supply Of Alum Water. direct from
the Alum Srring in Rockbrd3 e couuty, which sell
per burrel gallon. Also, a supply of Alum Mass,
which will sell in quantities ia suit purchasers.
mn>2l.ts RICkER 4 Reid.
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ITAa.IrAX fIEHIsiNGt
fuNI WATElsAND MASS

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