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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

Excess. Observation-Disclosures. SBl4095
This investigation Of the large sums paid for interest
discounts commissions &c, has not been carried back
beyond May 1887 because enough shown not only
"cspitar' and the cost OF the road !" also an ex
beyond that difference OF SOFA Os5 o. which must
have been drawn in the early history Of the road from
its earnings; but as no practical good arise
from any attempt to discriminate between that portion
Of interest and discounts paid from capital, aud that
part taken from earnings, IL has not been attempted
nor would II be easy from any data available, TO
make such discrimination.
1t Ia the opinion OF the President tina. the ulti.
mate capital Of the company will be slO.0o0OOO.
Numerous claims are unsdjusted and many accounts
remain open, which will, it Ia supposed, swell the
present capital to the sum named above. In regard
to the future earnings Of the road tine prospect is
lot very attt ring. II Is estimated that the LIT
January, 1856, there will be surplus, after paying
the dividend on the proposed stock, of SIS 900. It
is figured out that dividend on the old stock Of
four per cent, be paid out Of the net earnings
for the year 1856. II Is suggested By the President
that the par value Of the old stock be reduced from
$50 to $50 per share. This would reduce the capital
stock from "a, 500 600 to s2,7O0,O0O.
The annexed statement exhibits 10 detail the secnr.
ties held In trust at the Banking Department, Albany
for each banking association and individual banker
and the amount Of circulating notes issued and out
standing the 30th OF September. 1864
NJ. mn EFa NupR ltt,g,v
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The Street WaIkers PENNSYLVANIA Odd FelIo,os-
Officer arrested for Bribin9 a Fitness Tickets
to the Kno~ Nothing Dinner, &c
PHILADELPHIA, June 9th.
The unfortunate wents.four street walking
courtezsns, who were arrested Monday night BY
the officers, were yesterday consigned to Moya-
msnslng Prison. Ga their way there they were
followed By large crowd of spectators but very
few showed any symptoms of shame uneas-
ess at their position indeed, they seemed rather
to consider 1t as good Advertisement
The statistics OF the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvas
mia Odd Fellows, recently Ia session here, show
that the t0ts amount of relief money paid last year
was Sl30 AGA, of which $24 900 went to burying
the dead. The total amount in the hands of the
grand Lodges Sc 904 "a.
Officer Harnlitt, OF the police, has been arragned
charge OF giving $50 to plaintiff to pay Alder
man Shoemaker TO enter n0Ae prose qui in case
before him.
The tickets for the Know Nothing banquet at
SRnsome Hail, are held at SO each.
Three men. with professional burglars tools.
have been arrested here.
The Brockley Aims House last year cost the city
in salaries $29067
The Collector of this Port has received drec-
tions to admit "potash" from Canada, free, under
the Reciprocity treaty.
Breadstuffs of all descriptions are quiet but
hrm. There Is little inquiry for export and the
demand almost wholly for domestic use at SO 1-2
for Western, and 81 for standard and good brands;
small sales at $ll 25aSl2 per barrel for extra and
fancy brands. Rye -four Is firm and prices are
higher. Sales at 81 so per barrel.
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CRY OF BEEF -EATERs.-The cost of animal
food in Lnndon annually amounts to el2, 600, ,0o0,
nearly 500, 100000.
Business 10 st. Louis, Mo 10 duller than 1t has
been for twelve months before, In consequence of
the low stage of the rivers.
The sum of 800 900 has been subscribed in Gin
cinna, to the Lexington and Danville Railroad.
The recent hail storm near Maysville, Ky, SO
Injured several wheat fields, that they were not
worth cutting.
Henry c. Harris has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats of the Covington (Ky.)
district, vice General William O. Butler, who de-
clined running.
sieuora Stefanone is about leaving this country
for Europe, never more to return.
A strip of land. about 800 feet wide, near North
amp,ou, Mass, slid into the Connecticut river last
week.
Apoultice of crsnberries will stop the spread OF
erysipelss Immediately.
The Bateman children are playing at Piitsburg,
Pa.
Five Thousand FIVE hundred dollars has been of
fired and refused in Louisville, Ky Tor the race
borse Frankfort"
The land Office for the new district 10 Wiscon.
sin. has been located st Superior city, ca Lake
Hurvn.
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Correspon5enra of tha Dj,,...L
ne htnney Eapedition-S1aue TRADE
Ofe Bulls Diamond PiR-Mdsonic 81
Lodge-.S7c2adLe. &c.

me n htnney Erpedition-!Szaue Trade
Ofe BhHS Diamond PiR-MdSoaic STATE
Lodse-Sfoa"die, &c.
NEW YORK, June 9Th.
The steamer United States, which oecupies
every body's attention, is living peaceably at
her wharf, with the government block aiding
squsdron in iull view of her, except the reve.
nue. cutter Washington, which has sailed
away after the Corwin. On the paddle.
wheel, the steamer has an additional notice
OF Beware of the Dog" which puzzles the
public as much rs the Ultimate object of the
Expedition does. Capt Graham's workmen
hold mass meeting this evening, to express
their opinion OF the manner. in which that
gentleman, who commands the Steamer, is
treated by the Cabinet at Washington.
In the Circuit Court yesterday, Judge Mel
son delivered charge to the Grand Jury,
in which he alluded particularly to the Of
fence of equipping vessels for the slave
trade, which it appears, has been carried on
extensively at this port for series of years,
and with great success.
The Grand Lodge of Masons, of the State
assembled yesterday. There are now 2O6
lodges under this jurisdiction, with 10,3ss
members. The Grand Lodge receipts for
the year exceed Sl7, 900.
That pin set with diamonds, worth 81, 900,
presented by the Queen of Spain, to Ole
Bull, is the subject of lawsuit. John
Fl0wan, friend of the violinist, borrowed
it to show to his family, and then handed it
to Jno. Hopper, who instead of returning it,
claimed it for debt. Ole Bull is suing for
it.
VIM. Edgar was yesterday elected Com
m0dore of the New York Yacht Club, and
Ed. A Stevens, Vice Commodore
Capt. Nye of the Pacific yesterday handed
over $500 to the orphans fund, the proceeds
of q concert given by Signor Beneventano
on the steamer on her passage hither
Yesterday Alfred Dumont, Ffenchman,
committed suicide with charcoal, because
Josephine Mondelet, his paramour and the
mother offis two children, had quilted him to
live with another man. At his request she
had returned to be recOnciled to him, but
found him dead.
A proposition is on foot to build a Croton
water reservoir on Black wells Island the
labor to be performed by the criminals there.
John Mathews was arrested yesterday
charged with seducing Mary Anne Cary
He has wife and family in England.
Five Cyprians attempted to escape from
Blackwell's Island Monday night, in boat,
which swamped with them in the river and
they all narrowly escaped drowning.
Alderman O'Keefe yesterday attempted to
cowhide Alderman Briggs, but made fail,
ure, and got a severe beating for his pains.
Mr.. james Monlum, a native of France,
importer of wine and liquors at SO Front
street, who has been missing for the last
three weeks, was found floating in the water
yesterday. He leaves large family.
The sales Of cotton yesterday embraced
about 5000 bales, closing firm, with an ad-
vance of Ia cent per lb. on the higher or
finer grades.
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KANSAS DESCRIBED Mr. Porter, formerly edi.
tor OF the Wesifeld (Mass.) Messenger, wen. to
Kansas to find health and better country He
writes back as his experience that "the country
was intended only as the residence of indians and
negroes with ibe WHO snimais that roam over 1t for
plenty. Yet to those vino still thinking of EN-
grating. can say that there is any quantity of
prairie land here, which be held at 81 25 an
acre; but there is no wood on much OF the land,
and little or no water; and except ia the region Of
the Neosho, there is very little prospect of the
country ever filing up aud | very much doubt
whether Kansas ever will become State, either
free or slave, for want of inhG6itaRts."
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HoRRID MURDER IN HoPKrNToN, N H-A letter
to the Boston Herald, dated Hopkinton, NJ H., June
lat, says: "A man by the name of Stephen WASH
er was murdered In the neighborhood of Clements
Pond, in this town, yesterday afternoon, by mu
latto named Haskell and the paramour of the lat
ter, who says the deceased insulted her. The body
was shockingly mangled, the head being entirely
chopped away with an axe, and the abdomen cut
open with the same instrument Haskell and the
negro woman have been arrested, and confess the
murder, which was also witnessed by a negro
named David Francis. The parties have borne a
very bad character"
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A HAPPY SET-There Ia dog up town. says the
Louisville, Ky, Democrat, tha. every day for a,
least an hour takes play with litter Of young
pigs He will lie on the ground and allow them 10
caper about over his head and shoulders and BODY
or caress them with his tongue, while the mother il
feading In the neiphboThood.
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THE r I GIFTS OF SCHOOL MASTERS AND PA.
RENTs.-A citizen of Newton, Mass, was tried on
Saturday last, for asssing public school teacher.
at Cambridge. The school master, had been in
the habit of keeping defendants child in after
hours, with others, who missed their lessons. The
parent believing the detention Illegal went tor the
child after regular school hours, and the teacher
refused to give her up until she had recited her
lesson. The parent attempted TO enter the school
room, and being resisted by the school master as
saulted him. The Court ruled thst the keeping of
a child until the lessons of the day had been per.
fected was legal; that the parent In attempting TO
enter the school room in opposition TO the will oi
the master, In the wrong; that lid placed at
school by the parents is under the control of the
master, until regularly dismissed; and that pa
rent cannot withdraw the child from school during
the day against the masters will, except through
the intervention of an officer and the school COM
mittee The defendant was fined $50 and costs.
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A TEXAS WEDpING.-In the Fredericksburg
News we find the following marriage notice:
married on the 30.h ult, by the Rev Ben. Mea-
dor, Hopping JOHN THOMAS to SUSAN daughter of
Big John Spraddliog, sll of Bedford"
1t isto be hoped that Hopping John Thomas and
the fair descendant of Big John spraddiiug may
walk over the of life without any opposition.
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Correspondence OF the plsra,ch,

TIE 'Ih1H' "ttI JUHe, Icoo.
The Commktee from the Board of Trade
OF your 2lty, accompanied by large delega-
non from Lvnchburg, the whole party under
:eharge OF air. Il. II. Gill, the efficient Super
ntendent of the Virginia and Tennessee
haiiroad. and Col. Garnett, Chief Engineer.
reached here in fine spirits this evening, at
nan past seven o'clock, having had a de.
hghttul run of l3 hours from Richmond.
In haste, G..
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Nor VERY REsPEcTABLE.-T B. Russum, who
committed suicide in New York, Saturday, was
anything but respectable mar, as reported by the
telegraph, while he lived In California. He left
a large amount of money belonging to the county
of San Francisco, of which he was the recorder.
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FIREs-According TO the accounts furnished by
newspapers, there were in the month OF May TWEEN
ty-six fires 10 the United States, where the loss
exceeded $40 000 and the total destruction of pro-
perty from this cause was ST., ,l46 600 The New
York Journal OF Commerce puts down the loss since
the Is. of January at over Sc 000O0O
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MosRY FOR BATcHELDERs WIDow.-The Bos
ton Mail says that the sum of Ss17 SO collected for
the relief of the widow of James Batchelder, who
was killed in the Anthony Burns riot, has been
handed to her. Only 81 so OF 1t came from Vir'
ginia, and the whole subscription from the South
did not amount TO SO
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OLD CLAIM SErTLED-The ship Esther, OF
Boston, was condemned at Lima some Is or &C
years ago and now, at this distant day, the agents
in this city, have notified such of the crew as sur.
vive, and the representatives of those deceased
that they may receive their wages.
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THE FIRE IN WAsH1NGToN--A telegraphic des
patch informed the public yesterday of fire 10
Washington, Tuesda ay night. Messrs. VIM. Prem
,iss and G C Balcher, lost house each, and Mr..
WIN. Morrow, the owner of Apollo Hal, which was
DESTROYED, had an insurance on 1t of only 5000.
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MAIL AGENT DETEcTyEs-The recent arrest OF
Mr. Kendall. the Postmaster la New Orleans, II 10
said, was effected through the mail agents VINO se'
cordng to the testimony, carry key.to open MAJ
oaesn "who have access to he IN aL si times" who
even .open letters /" ard employ dscoy letters,
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Tossor a BRITI.n BARK The British bark
Woodstock, Capt Wslker. from msnzello, Cuba
timber laden bound to Cork lrelsnd was totsy LOST
east of thu Isle Pines on the Jardn reef Capt
Walker and four boys wers taken to New Orleans in
the British schooner Lavinia
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Posr OFFICE MIsrAKEs-A prolific source

Posr OFFICE MIsTAKEs.-A prolific source of
mistakes in post offices may be found Ia the follow.
ing abatement:
In Indiana 10 towns are named Adams, l6 Claw
IA Franklin. 81 Jackson. 81 Jefferson 16 Liberiy
Is Monroe. l3 Perry, % Union, 80 Washington Ia
Ohio. towns are named Adams. 8 Clay. 3 Frank.
lin, SO Jackson. q Jefferson % Liberty, q Monroe,
26 Perry, 80 Union, A Washington.
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YENHE undersigned have this dav formed

'E'HE undersigned have this day formed
copartnership for the purpose of writing up
Books fer these who have no regular clerk prepar-
ing legal nstrumeuts, and copying in all the variouc
branches. They eonster themselves competent
from an experience Of many years, to give satsfac-
ton to al perlons who may think proper to patron
iXe them.
Oaics on franklin street, between 8.h and 9th sts
in rear of the rssd sgcs of John NJ. Patton Esd
HUGH II. GODDIN,
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE.
Nav Goth. 1855 nv S0-59n
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WILL FURNISH LroUoR.-The hotel keepers at
Saratoga, N Y, have determined TO furnish their
customers this summer. with imported liauor.
either la evasion or defiance of the law
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UNEXPECTED RESULT OF THE MAINE LIQUOR
LAw.-On Thursday last, Mr.. Davis OF Portland,
Me-, while at Church with his family had his house
entered by the police in search of liquor Upon
his return home S26 which hsd been placed in his
wfe's dress pocket and hung upon the wall was mis-
sing. The robbery was charged to no one, but the
new operation quite astonished the quiet citizens
of Portland,
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VEGETABLES FROM BERMUDA.-The schooner
Revere, Captain Perry, arrived at Boston, Mopdsy
from Bermuda, with 337 barrels potatoes, II do
onions, 444 baskets do and l45 boxes tomatoes.
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ANOTHER SrILL.-The Grand Jury of New Or
leans have found yet another Indictment against
Postmaster Kendall for stealing $500 in bank not
from letter 10 Wills Rswlin, Co.
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CHEAP FURNTTURE- MATTRESSES

CHEAP FURNITURE, MATTRESSES
~ AND GENERAL HOUSE KEEPING AR
TlCLES.-JAMES LUXFORD has removed to the
two stores occuped by Mr Dcsen, opposite the
New Market He has good supply of Mattresses
ard Underbeds, cheaper than any other house, es
well as quantity of second hand Furniture.
MATTRESSES made over. to look well as new.
j l.. has in the I'D dining store excellent stock
Of FAMILY GROCERIES.
SsIf-Rising Flour and new kind Yeast Powders
the best now in use, at shilling a box,
FOR RENT--The store recently occupied by him.
Possession given immediately, and rent low.
23-lmE
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/ ARRABEES IMPRO JED REFRI-
- GEkATOR.-The superior .xcel!ence OF these
Refrigerator. is fully attested by ne MANY numerous
encomiua1s iavished upon thel.. Having several
apartments FOR the better preser~ alton OF meats ve-
getsbles &c and being borough " ventilated, they
combine advantages not possessed by others. To be
apPfecistsd, they have only to be seen Call and
examine for yourselves.
BULKLEY i Co, Sole GENTS
my 10-1u 1877 Msin q,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
BY j. A. COWARnIN

The DAILY DISPATCH ia served to sub.er,ha,.
AZ SIX AND euARrEk cENTsPER WEEK. rayahIe 70
advance. See' IA
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued everv Fri.
day, and msiled to subscribers at 81 peranru,a
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BosToN BANK sTATEMEST.-The followirx are
the tootngs Of the weekly statement of the Reston
Banhe Capital atock $50 7io 600; Loans and dis.
counts &5 ss2 05a Specie % SIS SS Du. from oth
banks 90 6m 7a Due to other hanss s6 056 so4 De.
posits eii. .78S, ,9s2; Circulation q, lis 97a,
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TIL MAS w. ESEE,
.- AUCTIONEER,
OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. Sc

No. 90 PEARL STREET, s
VIII attend 10 the sale of Real Estate, and every
description of Merchandise, Household Furniture.
&c. Also-ro Renting out Houses, Collecting, Ge. .
u.
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NEW HOUSE-The subscriber offers
~ his services to the public 70 do AUCTION,
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARD
ING BUSINESS.-Hs will sell BACCO,
WHEAT, CORN, OATS, &c, on the usual commits
SION. and will receive and forward PRODUCE OR
M MERCHANDlZE with dspetch. He expects to
give his undivided attention to his business
CHAS. D. SLAUGHTER,
DsnviIls, May %, 1865
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Alderman Senxenaen, charged with corruption
10 etiise, in New Orleans, has been acquitted.
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HAIR CUTTNG.-Citizens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut IN the
latest and most approved fJIe, would advise them
TO call on HO BSON, under the American Hotel en-.
trance on llth street.
N. Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can be hsd =
ali hours. Single Bath $50. or Tickets for o.
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BATHS, BATHS, BATHs.-Hot, Cold and
shower Baths be had daily from A. NJ to 10
O'Clock P. M, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving and
3hampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
~ Single Bath Is cents, or 5 Tickets for 81 En-.
trance on llth ct. my2
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FOR SALE-ExchaDge Bank Stock.
l. Virginia Stste Registered and Coupon BoDds.
Virginia Central Railroad tmortgaged) Bonds.
Virginia and Tenn. do. do. Bonds.
do. do. do. Stock.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock.
do. do. do. tmortg'6) Bonds.
southside Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by City OF
Petersburg. X. Ii. MAUhf q Co.
NH 29-ts
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THE GREAT SUB MARINE TELEGRAPH.-Tbe
New York Herald contains an interesting account
nt the plans and intended operations Of the Eus
ropean and American Sub Marine Telegraph.
company has been formed in England composed OF
French and English capitalists, who engage to run
sub marine cable from Ireland to St Johns The
contract binds the two companies on each
side of the Atlantic to operate in connection with
each other to the exclusion of all other lines for
the period of fifty years.
The weight of the great submarine cable will be
eight tons to the mile, makiog an aggregate of
about thirteen thousand tons which will REQUIRE at
least four of the largest sized steamers In its Law.
ing down. In this connection we may state that
there is at present building In England, a steamship
seven hundred feet In length, and capable of carr
ryiug over twenty thousand tons. Should she be
finished In time, she may be employed In laying
this gigantic cable.
The American Company, have purchased a
steamer ard sent 1t to Newfoundland, and an enei
neer and assistants, and about six hundred men
having been engaged. operations have been COM
menced.
The cable has six wires, and these are capable of
transmitting seventy two thousand words in
twenty -four hours. The rate which il is proposed
to charge, is twenty-five dollars for every ten
words, and If all the wires are In constant opera
tion the annual receipts WILL at this rate, amount
to sixty i've millions seven hundred thousand dol
lars.
The line is expected to be finished, and In opera
ton In June 1858.
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PAYNE d MAYO, AuctlOneers, have re-
moved their office to Mr.. Wellington Goddin's new
building, corner of I1th and Bank streets Entrspso
on Bank street. II.
They will sell at auction private sale, Real and
Servants
s~ Deeds of every description will be accurately
drawn
ABEL U. MAYO being Notary Public, viii at
tend to taking DepohEiops, Aeknowled gment Of
Deeds, &c.
Their charges will, In oil casez be entirely satis-
factory, aEd they hope to merit patronage BY prompt
attention to busfness.
JOHN r. D. PAYNE
ap 5-u AREL u, MAYO.
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D0wDEES DENTAL FLUID.-F0r pre-
serving and impartDs pearly whiteness to the
Teeth, efsctuaily srrsstDg decay, preventing and
afording speedy ard certain Il LIEF TO
TOOTHACHE, restoring the gums to q healthy
and palate arising from cold, the use of mercury,
&C.. it has no equal 1t inn psrts to the mouth and
breath delightful aromatic fragrance, rendering
them pure and sweet after ths OF Tobacco, Med
icine, &C., &c.
This preparation Is purely vegetable, and 10 re-
commended by all phy yscians and dentists to super.
cede the injurious compounds in use, which
destroy much more than they preserve.
Prepared only By GEO DOWDEN, tg
my 22-dlm Richmond, Va
For sale by ell Drusgists and Merchants whole
sale agents, BENNETT & BEERS, and PURCELL,
r. Qf-hx We
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The subscriber 5egs leave to refer to the Iloi"s per-
John w. Brodnax, Pittsylvanis; Thomas D. John
ston, Ysnceyville N c.. William Long, Caswsll. N.
C.; Col. Williamson Price William Nunnsily. do,
Or. E; T, Brodnax, Rockingham N c; BuFton
Hamiin, Leaksylile, Il c Samuel Hardin HsiEsson,
Esq, Henry, Va; John Fcntaine, EGG, do Rsesdale
L Co, Pittsyivenia Court House; James C. 5zace,
Haiifsx County. Va; Stos es il Co.. JUDGE william
Daniei, Samuel Ayres, RI hmond sa.i VIM Agres,
Danviii7, Va.
81 2s-Slr Nrhig and Ennnirer
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LEEoHEs LEEcHEs.-The pub ic are
hereby informed, that have Just received by AdanS
Express lot of superior Swedish Leechea. which
will be applied upon the most reasonable ter ns: eas
be found ell hours of the day at the Hair lrossng
Saloon under the American HeteI, and At nisht on
25th, between Main and franklin streets.
H.B.-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest netise.
no6 y. @. HOB9ON.