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ANsIHrL ArrsG TIMR.-The telegraph line which
extends from Vera Cruz to the city OF Mexico and
10 Leon 10 TO be further extended TO the Town OF
ManzanilIa. port on the Pacific side. Vera Cruz
4 onIy three days f. oni New Orleans, and Msnxs0-
lila bat Eve days from San Franetco, and thus the
tme rom city TO city will be reduced TO eight days
Ry me teIeersphic communication between New
OrIesps and the Esstern cities San Franciro viii
be brought withia eight days communication Win
ea riv iii the principal cities Of the United States.
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THE RArLRoAD TUNNEL AccIpKNr-The acci-
dent in the tunnel on the Short Line railroad, near
Cincipnatti "Wednesday, was occasioned by the
men not keeping the roof timbered up. James
Coleman, the only man taken out alive, has since
died-makiog six deaths In all.
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LABOR IN CALIFoRNIA.--The correspondent OF
the Journal of Commerce, writing from San Fran
cisco, Gays: Common day iaoorers here get S3 per
dsv wages others get $50 to $50 per month and
are found. Servant women can get $50 to $50 per
month according to capacity and worth 50
ner dozen Is even now the standard price for wash
ine. A good dwelling house, lathed and plsssered,
ilv At $50 per month. The range may be from $25
10 sl25 per month; or small tenements and
iodeins rooms for the poor At even lower rates.
storss that one year ago rented for $1,000 per
month. can now be had for $300-and all else In
nronorfian
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PcPuLAR OPERAs.-Messrs. Brandus e. Co., mu !.
sic publishers, of Paris. announce that the COW.
rights OF certain operas have produced them ss
follows Robert le Diable, $50 eco; Msssanielio
0,O00; La Favorite the Jewess, and the Domino
Noir, each $50 600
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/. 4 CARD.-JOS. WOOD
= REM VAL.-McCON-
DON'T READ THIS!-Be 1t

Place 70 place, with the greatest comfort
and at the lowest rate that the undersigned has du
sing the last year greatly enlarged and improved bis
establishment by adding to his former business all
kinds of light Carriages BUG8IES, ROCKAWAYS,
&c dc, which, being connected with his SADDLE,
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes it the
most csmplete house to equip any one in want In
the city. His stock hand is very large and well
assorted and not to be surpassed in nestness and
rabity He would respectfully return thanks to
as numerous patrons; and soliciting their continued
petronge, pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and quality. His store fronts 18th and Cary
streets opposite the Columbian Hotel.
an 4-Sm a T. Miller
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JERSEY BANK ExJe1NRD.-The Ststs Tressur.
or OF new Jersey has given notice that an injupc.
ton having been issued from the court of Cban-
Gerry, RESTRAINING the American Exchange Bank. a,
Cape May Court House, from xercisins any of the
privileges or franchises granted under ths State ACT
the notes will be redeemed at the Treasury Office.
Trenton on aud after July 20. ~
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& SELLING OFF.-30, 600 dollars
"a worth of Gold and Silver Watches Jewel.
rEEsSs1s ~ and Fancy Goods, are now offered at
GaseesszS greatly reduced rates.
With view ef making change in our business
ws oder from this day our lsrss stock of Gold and
silver Watches, Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, Brace
iets' Ear Drops, Breastpins. Gold Thimbles Gold
sPsetseiss. and JewelEy ana Fancy Goods of every
snd, at greatly reduced prces-many articles at and
below cost All il want of bargsins will please call
&C GENNET L. JAMES
my 10 Eagle Square.
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III 0 MAS W. KEESEE
AUCTTONEER.

0fFIok WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER
,,,,,, No. 90 PEARL STREET,
WIN attend to the sale of Real Estate .na .v.,-
description OF Merchandise, Household Furnit nrs
&c. Aiso-fo Renting out Houses, ColIectins :. &e.
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- - DENTAL NOTICE

Essy@ DENjAL n o I Q E.
IFTE1sA @. w. JONES, Surgeon Dentist.
II1 Yprespectfully announces that be has
moved his Office to the Edgemont
House between 9th aud 7th, on Main street oppo-
site the Ariing gton House and tn. 2d Baptist Church
where he 10 now prepared to se., those with whom
ne made engagements for the sresent month and
s others who may desirs his Jfessionsl services
Ofhce hours during the sunams. from to Sd to s..
nv I8-6Sm
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CHEAP PRovIsIoNs.-In the Louisville fKentckv,
market, butter Ia selling at u to Is cents per
10; eggs 121-2 cents per dozen; chickens 1919
cents each grown poultry 20 cents turkeys so
per h.; flour $40 per bbl; new potatoes Co cent.
per peck r W o'i''
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SAM'L Cary, Dealer in Paper Material
lkAes. Ropes, BAesrSG, &c,,) South Fr,ukiin =
large Iots Z. Is -
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VIR GIN | A.

SHAMEFUL.-The Petersburg Express says that
on two nights last week, two colored walters at
the Eutew House were robbed of money by a
gang of white men, while on their way home.
For THE PENlTENTIARY.-Wm. Hamilton, alias
Young of Baltimore has been convicted in Peters
burg, of robbing Messrs Bowles & Coots, and SEN
tenced to two years in the Penitentiary.
LUMBER FOR RICHMOND There are being ship
ped from the wharf at Pc sburg l00.0 900 feet o
lumber for Richmond.
GAs-The town of Winchester will be lighted
with gas, on the lst of October next.
REDUCING TAxEs- The tax on tithsbles in
Frederick county, has been reduced from 81 to 81
cents. There are 3 24o iithables In the county.
SMALL Pox-smsll pox is prevailing to some
extent in Buffalo, kanawha Co.
BOTTLE PICKED Up-A piece of paper with th {
following words was recently found, tightly corkeo
up in bottle, on Parramores Beach, Accomac
county. Va. On one side of the paper was writ
ten, 'Phadelphis, Pa. Here remaineth the bo-
dies OF Charles Ii Thomas and B. F. Wilson, cast
away in the gale on the 17th of March, 1855. Who
ever picks this up, will publish In the papers.
Ship Kill Devil" On the other side OF the paper
was written, mo. Is Noble street, No. 20 Swanson
street.
CRoPs-The Lexington Star says:
This past week has been remarkable cold weather
for the season. For several days Ii was found ne
cessary to rekindie Are in apartments where hsd
not been used before for months past Such wea
ther although unfavorable to the growth Of vegeta
ton generally is nevertheless, said TO be very ine
for the wheat crop, particularly after the late re-
freshing rains.
VIRGINIA PosT OFFICE EMATTERs.-Alexandsr c
Mckenzie s appointed postmaster at, Duncan
Wood county, vice Hiram L Medcalf, and g. w
Weaver, postmaster at White Post, Clark county
vice Hiram P. Evans.
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THE DAILY DIsPATCH.
BY j. A. CowARDuN

fhe DAILY DIsPATCH 10 served To suh,cr,h.,
at SIX AND QUARTER cENTsPER WEEK. payable h
the Carrisr weekly. Price for mailing a year i,
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued everv PA
day, and mailed to subscribers at SI perannun
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HAIR CUTTNe.-Citlzens and STRANGER.
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut m tb
latest and most approved style, would sdyise thsm
trance on 1lth street AAe''', sa'
n B-Hot. Cold and Shower Baths can bs had
aii hours. Single Bath go. or 5 ficSeta for n.
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LEEoHEs LEEoAEs.-The pubic are
hereby informed that have just received by ADAM,
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leeche,, whie h
VIII De applied upon the most reasonable tenns can
oe found at all hours Of the day the Hair lressps
saloon under the American Hotel, and ct nisht on
18th, between Main and Franklin streets
o, at the shortest not.sa ~
nos n ~ u0pccH,
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SAD fATALIrY.-During the past spring, num-
Der of families composed of some filfv or s;v,n
persons left Bedford county, Va, for the West.
Illinois and Iowa. Out of this number, the las,
Bedford Gazette records the deaths of Mr. r. Jen-
nyns Oldham, wife and two children Benjamin
Davis; John Koontz and child Peter S.;chlsr and
child, and some ten or fifteen others. number of
these died with disease contracted on the river.
and some of them In one or two dsys after their
arrival at their new homes.
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SUICIDE CT ONE OF SAsDFoRDs OPERA Troupe -
On Thursdsy night last, native of Poland, named
L. Leitenstein, aged about IS years, committed sui
eide by j mping out of third story window of the
Metropolitan House at Nawsrk, n. J. Deceased
was well known in Petersburg the agent of Sand
ford's Opera Troupe aud was remarkable for being
sited with q of triioqusm thst enabled him
to imitae the melodious strains of flute with such
accuracy that the ncsst scarcely able to de-
tcct that i. was done with the human voice alons.
He arrived In Newark on the 9th instant, and ap.
pearsd from the fret in very distressed state cf
mind. He was without nancy, had no baggage, AMI
upon an examination of his clothes nothing was
found Of the least value.
FIREs IN VERMoHr.-The Burlington Free p ese
contains additional particulars Of the destructive
fres which, previous to the recent rains were 10.
sing In various psrts Of the State. Ii says:
In Woodbury.. Wa.hiu ston county, farm after 70, m
wasswept by fire. Eight dwelling houses were de-
stroyed together with between two ana three
Thousands rods of fence, aud in instances The
crops in the erouad Fore SITS Of second growth email
Il ,ber were burned entirely down.
In Spindsor. Worcester, hiddtesex. Fsyston. Ber-
lin, Kirby ard other places mach dsu,sss done
10 tbs woods In some instances the IRE ran over
fields 81 grain. and damaged them a. to make It
rees,sry 10 ised them again.
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COST OF TRANSPORTATION UPON RAILROADS.
table has just been published, showing the average
sixteen of the principal roads of New York and
Massachusetts,. Ii appears that four of the Massa.
chusetts roads los. Sl4O 600 by the Transportation
OF freight In 1854, and that the average cost of
10 the State was ninety FIVE per cent. of the re.
ceipts from that service,
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G. B. Luox, Stock and LAND Warrant

Stock: bought and sold ON commission.
Gold and Silver wanted n - 1p.'"'S''-" ~. ~
Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lotteries
under the management of b. FRANCE Co viii be
promptly paid by me and ali enquiries relative to
the business of X. FRANCE b Go, ,sddrcsssd 10 them
at Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
nv I6-ts y s-Hf Is Fi-s O. n LTIcK
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h c. HoBson.

DAGUERREoTfPEs.-W would ask our
numerous readers If they have seen the besatifuI
pictures that sIMoss is taking daily1 Nothine can
equal bis late Ell ,fts His large cabinet Size liz O.
nesses are cheaper and superior to any painting 90
and see for yourselves. iei
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pS-h ABEL u. MAYO.

.'THE whole press of Philadelphia are out
In favor Of HeoFLANDs GRRmAs BIrTERs, - they
are prepared by DR. G. M. Jackson. We are clad 10
pepna, a. We believe It supplies desidei ttum In
M lne medical world long needed. The wfstshed inn
tators ana counterfeiters have withdrawn Il cir nos
nom tne danger Of swallowing poisonous nlixtpres
In heu OF the real Bitters o-HeyaId
Agents for this city--M.,ssrs PURcsLL, IsApp Z
ap l6-d2w t&s9f2s3
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JN0. w. WRIGHT Il Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandise ON
storage, at their Warehouse the Dock ON - res.
sonable terms a. il saa be taken In the city. d -
fe Ism
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ADDITIONAL DISTURBANCES IN MEXICO. o.-Ad-
vices from Matamoras to the 18th ult, bring nfor-
nation OF Pronnnciamento in the department of
san Luis Potosi, and that troops were preparing 20
leave Matamoras with four pieces of ar,iIIsrv ~
quel the rebellion. The force now at Ma,smoras
consists only of 1900 men. The State of Chihua-
hua is also reported to be on the eve of revolution
An arrivalfr from Corpus Christi brings intelligence
OF an outbreak at Lanpapas In conse quence Of the
arrival OF an emissary of Santa Anna with orders
TO arrest and shoot some of the leading citizens
Lanpapas aud Monterey had been forced TO sur
render and the lives of the citizens we're spared.
but the whole country was in arms and an attempt
has been made to take Monterey Governor Nuela
soon fed.
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A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an oxperr-
enced practitioner OF Medicine, Surgery snd ohssa,
tries, having located Broad street, three door
above tenth, offers his professional services 70 the
citizens of Richmond. 4. .Es- :.
He has devoted much time and attention % ths
study and practice of Midwifery, and TO the trsse.
ment Of Diseases Of Women and Childreu. .
an 1--6ms RICHD q CAUTHORN H. D. Z
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e RE- NOV VAL--REMOVAL-
"a Eallo MIR. Maker of News
AAA Just give me little assistance,
- And the citizens tell. If you chooss.
As well az .ay friends at distancel
nave JEwELEY--the very best kind--
Aud plenty OF that for their money.
Opposite the Enquirer You'll fiad
The bee HIRE withouta any honey.
For WATCHES are coming apsce
From all psrts that near n e surrouna,,s
Sono~ don't forget my new place
You'll ind IL 10 really astounding.
NY prices are net any dearsr
Than other stores now Ia the town
So just give cali, yeu'il zee clearer
That things are neatly done brown.
A call st my store | solicit.
Its nice walk aud a plessaut retreat:
am sure thst you cannot row miss it,
FoTst WATCHES am hard to beat
Farewell Is q word, as parting adisu,
would like to see all nv friends there,
At the store Of BfR Bar thol o ssetc,
II you have WATCH or a CT ocX to repair
WIN. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner of Main and llth streets
ie ID door above ExchauRe Rauk
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JOHNSON. inimitable Cutter of Hair and
Whiskers, on 10Th street between Main an d Care.
particular attention paid to Dressing, Curling and
Shamp ooing the Hair. ~
lnfallibie Tonic to grow the Har-si1 insts
Dye for beautiful black or brown m, an
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PAYNE q MAYO, Auctioneers, have re-
moved their Office to Mr.. Wellington Goddin,s new
ON Bank street.
They will sell at suction private sale, Eea, ana
Personal Property; Rent out Houses and hire out
Servants Sc
= Deeds Of every description will be assuratsiy
drawn.
ABEL U: MAYO being Notary Public viii al
Deeds, &c.
Their charges will, In all eases, be sntirely sssis-
actoIy and tney hope to merit patronage by prompt
JOHN B. D PAYNr
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RUSSIAN LossEs.-Lord Lansdowne stated in the
House oil Peers last week that the Russian Ioes
the battles on the Danube with the Turks had
been 247, 600 men. new report was presented to
the Emperor Alexander in April, fixing the total
loss OF the army to March 81, at $50 ,OO0 In this
report especial stress was laid on the effect of the
marches and some disastrous incidents were mar,
,icular:zed. TWAS stated that an entire COMPANY
had perished under the SHOWS between Odessa and
perekop, and another between ST. Petersburg and
the south An entire battery had been lost In the
same manner, with the men and horses. The pnns
were found after the thaw. and are again used
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-

g WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
NM large and well selected stock of the finest
@e1zzs@ quality
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
And every variety of ofJEWELRY, which he offers at
reduced prices
he is also prepared to do all kinds of HAIR
kEPAiRtNG done at sl times On the most res-
sonsbls terms
call is solicited from the public generally.
}el-lm G. L. FOEGELE,
next door to the Dispatch Office
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4 LE.-50 whole and 80 hall barrels vas-
"A saa's selshratea Als-dalJ sspessed md tss
sale BY
isn WI, TAYLOR,
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
Sailing of the North Star-Dr' Rroodt.y
fnnerat-Baby Shog-Foreiru Pamnsr. 1,,',e..1 :
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BATHS, BATns, BATHs.-Hot, Cold sni
shower Baths can be lad daily from A. NJ. to n
Sclock r at the Hair Dressipe, Shasina an,
snempooms Saloon: under the AmericaH Hotel
q single Bath Is csnts, or fjckets Tor IN En-
trance on 1Ith N = - -. = |"
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01
Definition Of Important Characters.

Fine Fsliops.--The man who advertises in oul
paper; the man who never refused to lend you
money, and the fellow who Is counting your sister
Genteel Peopie.--The young lady who let's hei
mother do the ironing, for fear of spreading her
hands. The Miss who wears thin shoes on a rainy
day, and the young gentleman who is ashamed to
be seen walking with his father.
Industrious People. young lady who reads
romances in bed The friend who is always en-.
gagged when you call, and the correspondent who
cannot find time to answer your letters.
Unpopular Persondge.--A fat man in an omni
bus, a tall man in crowd, and short man on pa
rade.
1Emid Peopie.--A lover about to pop the ques-
ton, man who does not like to be shot at and a
steamboat company with cholera case on board.
Dignifed Men.-A cit in country town, mid
shpman on quarter deck, and school committee
on examination day.
Prosecuted People.--Wom by that tyrant,
man; boys by their parents and teachers, and all
poor people by society at large.
Unhappy People.--Al old bachelors and old
maids.
ambitious Chaps.-The writer who pays the
magazines for inserting his communications. The
politician who quits his party because he cannot
get office. The boy who expects to be President.
Humble Pcrsons.--The husband who does his
wifc's churning, the wife who blacks her husbands
boots, and the man who thinks you do him too
much honor.
Mean People--The man who kicks people when
they are down, and the subscriber who refuses to
pay for his paper.
Sensible People.--You and !.
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NEW METHOD OF BREAD MAKING.-The Albany
journal says that John s. Could of Columbia Co.,
New York, startled the State Agricultural Society
at its recent meeting, by presenting 1t with loaf
Of improved Bread--an article in the manufacture
of which there has been no Improvement since the
days of Pericles. This bread is the invention Of
Mr.. Crum who was formerly baker to Gen. Taylor's
army during the Mexican war; and now foreman
Of the bakery of Mr.. Charles Paul. Of Hudson, N.
Y. The improvement consists in nep applica-
ton of the old principles of fermentation, and a
modification in the old method of baking.
Its advantages may be summed up as follows:
lst 1t does not grow stale in eight or ten days.
II is as fresh at the end Of week as ordinary
bakers bread at the end of "a hours.
I'd. It can be manufactured by machinery, which
is impossible with ordinary bread. Three men
can manufacture eight thousand loaves per day in
this manner.
Sd. Ordinary -four, of common brands, can, by
this process be converted into as white and sweet
bread as can, by ordinary means, be made from
the best superfne -four. Even sour -four can be
made into good sweet bread.
4th. The liability Of bread to become sour is
completely obviated.
9Th. No drugs whatever are used in making it.,
not even pearlash. No ingredients are employed
in its manufacture, except -four, salt, yeast, and
water
eth. There are no large holes in Il, nor can
there be. II is uniformly spongy and vesicular in
its texture.
The article is very handsome in appearance, and,
IL half that is claimed for 1t is true the improve
ment is very important.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For tho ranid cure If


Coughs, Colds, Hoarssness, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, asthma, and Consump-
ti0n.
This remedy has won for itself such notoriety for
its cures of every variety of Pulmonary disease that
il is entirely unnecessary to recount the evidences OF
its virtues in any community where it has been en-
poyed So wide is the field of its usefulness and 80
numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every
section Of the country abounds in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use When
tried its superiority every other medicine
of its kind is too apparent to escape observation and
where its virtues are known the public no enger hes
tate what antdote to employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs which
are Incident to our climate. And not only in formd
able attacks upon the lungs, but for the mder varie
ties of Colds Coughs, Hoarseness, DC, and for child
it is the pleasantest and safest medicine that can
be obtained.
As it has long been in constant throughout this
section, need not do more than assure the people
its quality kept up to the best that 1t ever has BEEN
: ''' - ~ T. D. GILMAN,
Washington.
o. M. LINTHICUM,
Georgetown,
And by all Druggists everywhere.
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ADuLrERATED LIoUoRs-The Toronto (Canada)
Patriot processes to have made startling dis
coveries respecting the adulteration Of liquors in
that Province, and calls for legislative interference
to arrest the evil. All kinds of liquors are extern
sively counterfeited. The Patriot says;
"The public has little idea Of the extent to which
the adulteraton Of liquor is carried on in this
country. Some time ago during the preliminary
investigation of criminal case, the fact was incl
dentally elected, that all the liquors retailed in
particular house, in this city, were made up in
Toronto So striking disclosure did not arrest
the public attention, which was exclusively fixed
upon other features Of the case. We have recently
been led to make inquiries into the extent to which
this system Of adulteration is carried and the re-
suit will cause some surprise to the uninitisted.
Probably ninetenths Of the liquors sold in this city
are adulterated, in different degrees, the lowest
qualities frequently containing not drop of the
liquor under the name Of which they are sold
There are various parties engaged in the fraud !;
but the greatest Offenders are to be found amongst
the grocers"