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CALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
- GRASS SEED SEeARATOR.-This machine
was invented and patented by by g. B. Salmon of H.
linos and wherever it has been exhibited, haI tax
precedence of all others, for cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds $50 % -s& itEIf-sie III
The first Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York. and the Inst prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon-
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether impurities from whsat twill Sc.
parate any two seeds of different size weight 10
simp in it's construction. and easily kept in order
1t is peculiarly adapted to farners uses it requires
but little power to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use.
1t can ba furnished at the following prices, viz:
For Fsrmers Machine hatwill clean Is 10 80 BUSH
els per hour. .................... $50
For Farmers Machane that will clean 80 to 7.i
so bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
For Farmers Machine larrapgcd for horse
power) that will clean so bushels per hour so
For Millers Machine that will clean so to 50
bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. S5
For Milers' Machine that will clean SO to r.s
rs bushels per hour. 100
For Millers Machine that will clean l25 TO - -
$50 bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l56
For Millers Machine that will clean $50 to s1i g
200 bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Address RIO. NJ. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmand, Va.
/ N. B-County Rights will be sold reasonable
terms. fs 20-2awtst 4. MA
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ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC!
IA In BoTTLEs 49, IS and so cents
Pain ia the forerunner of disease, cure the pain
and you check the disease
DR.. J s. ROSES PAIN.CURER ~
IL truly the wonder of the age 1t pain In
time than it requires to get ply s;cian.
1t cures Tootkschs in minute 's
Cures Cramps, or Pain in the Stomach and Bowels.
Cures stiff neck and swelled face from a cold. ~
Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Cures Sprains Bruises, Scalds and Burma 500.
Cures Corns and any pains in the feet.
Cures Ague and Lumps in the Breast instantly.
Cures Ear ache Ia a fsw minutes. - ~
Cures Pain In the Sides Limbs or Back.
Cures Ague and Chits and Fever. Lissi
This is 10 huDbug medicine. but it 10 made by a
regular physician Of thirty-ve years practice in
philadelphia where every family has it in uss. and
co family should be without bottle in case of &C.
cident sudden sickness. 1t is used inter nay ard
externally. always giving immediate relief II this
Pain Curer could speak. It would eXclaim
"Whist most medcin es take whole months to slay,
/ make my cures in half summers day" ,ft
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD Il CO.. Bennett
& Beers A Bodeker, .. A. Strecker, Paterson L
jackson Alex. Duysl, Duval and Norton J. r. Wood.
5. M. Zachrisson, 8. T. sempl-, and w. P. LaGd,
Richmond. my H-sr &wcifts
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9be besse OF J. D. Free SOD 0so. n. Aasms, were
} rssis Wsshisstss Tsssdsy night.
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SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RE-

kITURNS has slwsys been and 10 still the sub
scriber's motto. He has now ON hand splendid
stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, con.
les. Grape Shawis. white and ether Dress Goods,
Coisets, Fans, Gloves, Hdkfs, Silks Lawns Bril-.
liants, and large assortSnt Of Hosiery for Ladies'
Misses, Gents and Boys, all Of which must be sold
and in order to effect this, great bargains win be
offered at VAL COHEN's
IT'S Broad street, ID door from the conner of Sixth
street. my 2l-6ts
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ssgrxoIAL AUorIos NcTIoE.-Special at
srtiar 4 s,ted my ssls of Dry Goods. Clothing.
L.. TITS day, at 10 c'cioch, N. See suction no
tice. n rarrrrsxsuu a
NV 5 h+ oAOA k1<<ANs 8
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the cruel uses Of each Instrument, &c
" For full particulars. see small bills.
TT Tickets only Is cents Doors open at half past
o'clock Exhibition to commence at O'Clock pre-
cisely. May 25-lt* =
MEAT COTTAGE FARM TWO MILES
IN EAST OF RICHMOND FOR SALE The SUBJ
scrberi authorized to sell the handsome Cottage
Farm occupied by MIR. Francis Lecler, miles east
of Richmond, on the road leading to DR.. w. A.
Oh istan's farm The buildings consistjof dwelling
rooms smoIe house. barn 40 BY 20 stabls with
stalls. &c. There is . well Of good water in the
yard. The tract contains about 26 acres. of which
about acres Ia woods the balance fresh cleared
land in fine order for cultivation. The whole
premises well enclosed, with cedar posts AMI
shade tree. - The lana viii is divided Il desired
Persons Sishing to buy are 7. quested 70 view the
premise. For terms Sc o iHD1y e .pprRsoN
T OST-On Wednesday night, between
- Broad and Grace: on s:h street, snd the Aificsn
PURSE, With broad clasp. ,ntaining one i've del.
lar Virginia po.e and about two three dollars In
to s es Of to janis s
my 25-s: - On 9th street
4 UNE, 1855.-Godey's Lady's Boob for
- Jane. eontairins all the late Fashion Plates.
Single copies Is cents. r ernse & y wrsr
my 25-st Nos. S and 8, Exchange Place.
GOFF e + .-25O Pockets prime old
~ JAVA. nov lsndins and sfioat 500 bags prime
Lseuayra Ccifse. for sale by s--'ea
my Is BACON baskerville
TOR HIRE.-A first rate House SER
- Want, washer ana lroner Apply 70
my . LOCkETf RANKEY,
EOR HIRE.-A good COOK, washer
i and Irone, with one child. Apply to Fl
my25 LOcKETT PANKEy.
TOR HIRE.-A GIRL "A years old, &C
= es 3: q house y gn Apply 70 .,xrv
WINDOW GLAEH.-500 boxes ass0rt-
w ed Ixss sinsls and double thick Rrsneh cy-
S9ss8zss.. 50, Wms sATTEER
~ - Paint 6tors, lS2. Main 1t.
pURE FRENCH ZINC WHITE-put
ag u the orislsst sise ssniss 3. 81 salA ~
nyb WM. eATTEEA. !
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PORT OF RICHMOND. May "a.

NEW HOUSE.-The subscriber offers
In his services to the public to do an AUCTION
COMMISSION. RECEIVING AND FORWARD
ING BUS1NESS--He will sell BACCO,
WHEAT, CORN, OATS, &c, ON the usual commits
sion and will receive and forward PRODUCE OR
MERCHANDIZE, with dispstch. He expects to
give his undivided attention to his business :
CHAS. d. SLAUGHTER,
Danville, May %, 1855
The subscriber begs leare to refer to the following per-
John w. Brodnsx, Pittsylvanis; Thomas D. John
ston, Ysnceyville, N c.; William Long, Ca,well, N.
c.; Col Williamson Price, William P Nunnally do,
DR.. E. T. Rrodnax. Rockingham, N. C Burton &
Esq, Henry. Va; John Fontsins, Esq., do: Ragsdale
l. Co Pittsylvania Court House; James C. Bruce,
Halifax County. Va Stokes l. Co.. Judge William
DAniel Samuel Ayres Richmond, Va; VIM. Ayrer,
Danvile, Va. .-..
my 25-iIm Wing and Enquirer COPY.
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MOT II G E.-Old Bones, Damaged tr
IN Spoiled Bacon, Lard. Dead Cattle, Hoss or
any kind ofold Grease. always bought at the CITY
OIL AND BONE WORKS, in the old field between
the Poor House and Bacon Quarter Branch, sign OF
she White Flag. nv T7-1m.
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REERS' CORDIAL BITTERS. OR
II MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent re.
freshing exhilsrating and delicious Beverage pro.
ducing instant relief from the effects of opey isdur
gence. loss of Appetite owness of spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from Whatever cause-impartsns to the whole sys.
tenn 7 >Aewed strength and vigor. For sale by
BENNETT l. BEERS
fe 21-d1yif rr II : SCI Sole Asent.
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JUNE, l655-Godey's Lady's Boob for
- jane, oontairing all the late Fashion Plates
Single copies Is cents. For sale by
GEORGE NJ. WEST
my 25-St Nos. 5 and G. Exchange Place.
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CHEAP FURNITURE, MATTRESSES
~ AND GENERAL HOUSE KEEPING Jar
TICLES.-JAMESi LUXFORD has removed to the
.so stores occupied by MIR Dicken, opposite the
New Market He has coed supply of Mattresses
and Underte6s cheaper than any other house, as
we'll as quantity Of second hand Furniture.
MATTRESSES made over to look as well as new.
j. L. has in the ad bring store an excellent stock
OF FAMILY GROCERIES,. 4 ;a - y
.Sslf-Risirg Flour aud new kind Yeast Powders,
the best now in use, at shilling a box, q
FOR RENT-The store recently occupied by hin.
Posse ss!on given Immediately. and rent low.
mv ~
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XIII OUTLAWS KEWAKD.--Tho
cSO DIARRHEA KILLER tested 10 over
1000 cases of Cholera Morbus and Bowel Complaints
in adults and children has never yet failed when
tried in time instantly to relieve and speedily effect
. permane Mt cure. $50
II is p epared only by BENNETT l. BEERS, 125
Main street. None other ia genuine.
This is the same article which has been 90 Sue
cessfuily used during two vstatons of the cholera
with such astonishing good results Price so cts.
rrxr1 . ~ : -
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I EATHER.-2000l lbs. Harness Leather,
IL 200 doz sheared Sheep Skins, for book bind;nr.
receiving on consignment snd for ssle BY
nv 2l-6t .f ~ TlNSLEY, TARDY CO
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Total receipts from every source. SIS, l2o,2

TIE receipts for the past few months have exceeded
the antc of the Directors The passenger trains
from Cairo carried from hfty to hundred AMI
opened Travellers from st. Louis TO tbs upper
Moi, sppi ayaed themselves Of the opening Of the road
to Gaens last month, TO take the circuitous route via
Chicago In preference 70 ak eight days detention
upon the river. Now that the main line u DONE this
business will probably increase when the navigation
opens passengers coming to sandovel the OHIO and
Mississippi Railroad Owing 70 tho isolated position OF
Cairo II was thought nexpedisnt 70 attempt ranuing
freight trains unt could be there cheap
Iy the main line, which has been done during the
past week The Superintendent advises that he has
gagged carry at once 5000 barrels OF beef aud pork
coming from Springfield BY the Great Western Roai
Lccatur 10 Cairo and that the merchants At
are ing arrangements 10 have their Supplies OF sugar
moasses coffee 6c., from New Orleans landed At Cairo,
TO be transported over the line
The road Is equipped with sixty two locomotives. II IL
proposed 10 increase the number TO seventy two within
the next six months There $50 baggage, freight
and g,avel cars paid for the line $50 more Will
pe the entered into for suppying these ami
there will then enough 10 meet the probable ,ant OF
the road az passenger also pa for AMI In use
This equipm MT 10 all Of the rst quality not surpassed
any road in tse country and has cost o.
Ire annexed state ent exhibits the quantity and
value o. foreign dry goods entered at this port f1r
consumption, for warehouse, aud also the with
draTsls from warehouse, during the week ending
Thursday, January IL, 1856
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK sUPREME COURT, KINGS
IN County,. Carson Brsvoort trustee Of Mrs.
IApn ", Breasted, against Henry Castro add Amelia Cas-
tro his WIFE, jeremiah 6imonson, Charles NJ &monson
Mary slmon,on, executors; Jas. r. Mauran, executor
&c. sylvanus Lyon and WIFE stephen wletts, Edmond
WfIstts, Jaudon b Co. Guillaums Merle, Richard
PatrekTo Henry Castro and Amelia Castso bis rife,
you hereby summoned and required 10 answer tho
complaint In this action, which was ned In the ONCE Of
the oie,a Of me county OF kings me NV HAL a .ns
and copy OF your 70 tho said complaint
the subscriber at his once No 81 Wal street. 10 the
city Of New York. within twenty days after the service
Of this summons you, exclusive of the day Of such
service and " you fail 10 the saId complaint
within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action win
apply 10 the Court for the relief dsnanded in the
plant Wh. LLILRY SEDGWlCK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated New York, Dec Is, 1854.
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CuPREsE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY or NEv
- York--Charies W Lynds sgains. Eliza Bingham
DAVID CHAM, sarah J. Levy, Abraham q. isvy
Frederick II. BartLs iomew Roswell, q. Pierce Robert
Is AttsrbnTy, william Fleming and Aaron NJ Burr
To the defendants, Sarah j. Levy and Abraham a.
Lsvy-You are hereby summoned and required 10 an
the complaint In this action, which has been 3sd
10 the osee OF the Clerk Of the city and county Of New
York At this City Hall In the city of New Yors, and 70
serve . copy Of your answer 20 the said complaint
the suberb-r at his once Mo Court street Brook
lyB within twenty days after the service Of this
you exclusively Of the day Of such service,
and ysu "a tn answer tho said complaint within tho
me- Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action wiz apply 70
the court for the relief demanded an the complaint
Dated Dec. ., 1880 ~
CHARLES n LYNDE Pi.sur, A,,orpsy.
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Retail Prices OF Farm Produce I'm Washing
ton Market.

No apparent dimnution prices this week. Tbs mar
tet quite full Of meat and poultry jet sales are slim
and prices high. There was an immense qusntity Of
cattle in the city last market dayover three thousand
hsad-and more ID coming II win be impossible 10
MAINTAIN the present prices Of meat hch longer ysge
tables sbsut the a. last wees; ditto poutry
Apples and potatoes high, with very DAN narxet.
Eggs very DEAR w they 10 che p@r before the sni
Of neat month The foowing ths pr.ces yesterday
Carefully corrected -
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the second week IN January this yssr wss oonddsr-
ably le than for the corresponding weak in either
OF the two previous years. Il there il NO iocrsass
In the inDoftation Of general merchant 80, the az
gregats will show great reduction. rae iodlca-
lions at present are decidedly in favor Of mo-
derHte importation for the spring trade.
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MEDICAL.

TYR LARM0STs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
Adviser and Marriage Guide, eleventh edition, zoe
pages cloth seventy Owe eagavngs fod Al x22 Bsoai
vAy, and mailed free for dollar, by ths sutbor ~
Iarmont, physician aud surgeon, No ~ Reads street
Of Broadway, rhsre he u consulted from II
70 p. M and 20 10 the evening Sundays erosp,sd
N. B-kot the drug store Patients treated BY mall Of
express Address ell letters bo1 80 New York Post once
We sitb all other papers In recommending DT.
Larmont 20 the afflicted Courier dss kats Jns, he.
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II The Texas Eroa5ury exllou IL exceeOlnSly LnseT-
sstng to her poor creditors, Who have been waiting
he payment Of their caios for the last ten year,
The balance Of the general fund In the treasury
ssts OF tl66 062 in Specie AID "a SIS 900 Of aitci
States government stock. This il exclusive OF
Is 100000 United States government stocks OF
Washington, which neither Texas nor her creditors
ean get ~itaont an act Of Congress, Viii h oaghs
lopg since 70 have been passed.
The Bank Commissioners Of New Jersey report
that twenty four banks have been established uader
the general law; ten In operation, eleven have
given notice Of winding up, two have been stopped
by iDjunctons, and one Is being proceeded against
The banks still In operation are toe Hudson C,.
Bank, Jersey City; Newark City Bank; Central
Bank, HighntoEn; Passsic Co. Bank, Paterson;
An<ri,a Baik Trenton; Bordenfo Va Banking Co..
Cape May Co. Bank; Princeton Bank; Bank OF New
Jersey, New Bruins wick; Hunte-don ca. Bank,
Pennington. The last has been organised during
rDc precs ding yea. The Fagmsrs' Bank, N. j., at
New Bruins wi h. and Princeton Bank, have come
under the general Law SINCE the expiration Of their
charters.
The banks that are closing are: 0,eau B,uk, Ber-
gen Iron Works, Delaware and Hadson a. Toms
River, Merchants 81 Mays Landing, Atlantic at
Cape May Court Honse, Bank Of Amercs and
TradtJs' do, City Bank, Cape Island, Farmers at
Freehold, Tradesmsns' ~ FlemiDgton, Public Stock
n Belvidere, Bar Of No tn America, File nington.
DE bsnss closed by Injunction are American, Ex-
charge, Ca May Court House, and Merchants
Bank, Bddgeton. The Wheat Growers Bank, New
ton, mas been pro eeded against for nou- compliance
with the law, but the case ia undecided. The circu
lstion issued under the general Law has been coa
sdersbls less than So 600 600, the lmi. axed. No
loss has been sustained By noteholders in the wind
ing up Of the banks. None Of ths banks have
filsd, but have stopped voluntarily or undsr iujunc
non-in the latter case for non compliance With the
NV.
On he 9th inst the ars. thrp ugh train from Cairo
over the ninois Central Railroad arrived wish great
seaf - Chicago, ana hereafter wild run regularly,
laying epes The interior Of the state 10 markss
nofth ana south In this connection the report Of
the Commi 7iorer Of the General Land Oioe p,sssss
90 this pear extraordinary interest," NOT only tba. n
transactions have been larger than In anv ,ssr Ain
$685. but that u developers the csnses az the ore,s
Bcrease In business Il IL well known that the GOV.
eminent, after making large grants "a western
BATES for the construction Of canals and othsy
pcsss also made important grants In aid q ra,,.
roads OF there tie wcF important was 70 thu hi.
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DR DuDois' OFFICE P0R TBE EXCiUHyE THEAr
nsBt OF the diseases Of females No. East Twsnty
second street, s@cond house from Broadway Hsmsdss
for female aTapgsmsnts from 81 ~ So Advice grass,
Consultations and letters CONFIDENTIAL County letters,
containing IS served 18th advice and nee 81 rvturs
post Rsb.f guaranteed 10 all eases. Pstisn,s ~ As.
lance provided With eligible hoard, nursing, and a.
tendance.
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DLLsrrgG ROCK - 500 10 go YARDe WORE OF
Id lees, On iffsh street between Tspth aD4 E~y-nih
avenues ep~clhea,ions naay y. AMI proJf.ls -
eslysd until Monday 18th Inst, a. tbs oGes y CARES
Partridge, 90 eros4~sy, ~ rissi
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SECOND BOARD.
STOCK SAILS AT CINCINNATI, REPORTED BY ISAAC o
DAVIS, FOR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JANU.

my IcUR.
~ shares Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton RR. 5sc
10 Indiana polls and Cincinnati Railroad .... 43
60 Central Ohio Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 64k
80 Little Miami Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sly
lii Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. ........... IS
20 Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad 95
100 Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad. .......... 10
SIS Covington and Lexington Railroad .......... 80
% ii llsboro and Cincinnati Railroad. ......... rs
lob Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE RR.... 80
SO Eaton and Ha milton Railroad ............... 20
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THE NApFfED SOnAkH PRIVATE alDicAL COR.
Il ganoh, W In A hssressa, profs>ss1 ~ ns-
~ pgnhsn bsBsr-att - pDn (ky, GA f3mg,
~ 20, % Goo papsr ssus oisfias nos ~ k.-y
oanrlsiEt 70 vhiet vsbsG ssgl~rt, how KirDsoo< y
voBsnhoo1, sd sis a. .fs sBa |. asater, are fJly
6sserI.9, pib -. essss tss syngtoss sod ai.o tks
propsf HOts y Ussisisst "a pias, snp~ wi In ths
s.ssi shssb hsrasrs sssJ ancssvtsS. AS has
even vgnss "a .sOvs', " oapsSfng h.x svs ymp
toms .lth shor. ssssntsa a. nstafs essss<s~ ssd
sns sunsrrr Inc wfs sto1l h~eonpins ugse~r nj
or Efsl 81 inNtrHeisoa anf - ths afxoosa
pyrssns. ~ hs fsi4fs tssfa. rsg@es W wkssi
n.nfi1irsfsss fsfbcs raefslfss weiia3i FsaB@g
I'll fhs snsh nfsfpetbr $40 sayo. saf siss err
tkb, " nlsby symtpaas vtist qsnsrsi.~ vsAN
al,a noel aftsty siArR ~. ssAsy %. ssFtf
ifoHn ghsusftssas ~ magistrates - gllar v ".
syttsfs wtrt un4srnns ~ esAlh. ~ 10 sdt
whAeb nsy RFs xnsfsrt Asd whlct ilsf 3she>cy ~
Ids ssFa ma r.a 81 Avs hV- EAay $751; f~sp "
Al 80 uisr l'ktNg - tAs ss@s ~ how esg Air.
tsssAhsss. ssAJsy hs) He nssy - " eprssa.
ranY tsrs tfss3 4 80 aAeserss c.l-vss~s $50 slsv
All uHetftAn rvrsyTss a0ass $500 srs t&xnFA
Sufirr g9h tlNs al s.t 80 ~ p@x~< o. ufsss
~ Fss y~rtou ssssi1r.tiss sDs c~f Dsw sxey tfs~s
ssssp.sss ho- y IN .arass msei have b~@n spsr-s 70
he ssGsf~f - ~ stsnf 70 -. rs1anyss W 1ssiy
sonv.y fupy 60 ssfsoss sssjssss ts2sd a. 40 nsyss
u sssats sussfY ipiss1sf fer ,hs zarn.a ~ u<~
contemplating nsrftags Tsr s@l~ ~ ruinxss r0ws
s~nA ~ irsstwaT, AfraDes Es~rcssa a Ga, Ask
Iissss No vsfsy ssrs~i. D-vits a Dsy~spost hssn@
h~nafSs a. Ne As,er Hous-, hss~fssy, ace al 81
yatrsstes srts, 10 lShsrty assss. ssw fosk ges.h
TustsT, hatls, Elsa y pss-rop io7 chs.nss slrs~t
Ei'sS ~ NAL ifss y py.iAs. ssy pat u ~ sssss
stsDs al ksssss - - sstrsss-1 psss pals v ~.
A NJ MArp1fVAr eNss - fls<rsy etrw~i n w.. g
ssS ]. ~ Me- yevs rost om~
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rfTE nARON stUi 400. N ~ a n, 80, gR0s
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG NAN ~ PREPARING TO oPrN pRY
IN goods store In sprsg, wishes an introduction 70
lady suitabie for vile AMI assisant ami partner 10
business owns the store dwelling and stock With si0
eco IN small lots; wishes the lady TO have
be Ia Ams riean Protestant and twenty ys~rs n
sge, gsnt.ei person, temperate, mid and domeniie,
rather oinfsn In habits his time IL AL repaired Ia other
business At present distance from Hsw York his
father IL very old aad dssirests hs settled he
has been . matter of-fsct bnassss man he has no
family viii give undoabtsd rsfersneet the party
thy II respect, Ne fsl condolences. Address 4. r /,
Brosd-ay Post once pre-psss, ons week, deheAey CD
s.ry.d.
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Receipts.
Capital stock Of the company represented by 900
shares of which lis 078 shares have been issued in
the United States 30 sos shares issued in London and
81 4Os shares still held by the company also IL do9
shares In unexpred rights to subscribe. From tbs
stock the books Of the company In New YORK, there
has been received. ................ $3.50, go
From the stock On the London books 1a2, $50