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AMERICAN MEETING-ThaG r.r5

AMERICAN MEETING.-The Grand Conn
ell of the American party for the Eastern Dis,.
will meet 10 Washington Council In This ci1r - !,
afternoon at O'Clock. The meeting r. exnsu, iii
70 De small one, as the only business before n i.
Tor arranging to consolidate the Eastern and W..
tern Councils into one which will probshi, ,s.
10 this city during the approaching fair of The s,s,s
Agricultural Society. 'Ao S'ste
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Trr SrEAmEa JAnEsrowH LEFT her berth
:, ,srt ssts Tuesday aitarnoon With = full cargo,
carsstira Of 1857 barrels Of -four, barrels sun.
~. az hhds tobacco, 1855 packages tobacco. IA
h.t.. u,ercb sudize, "a chests tes. - boxes mer.
cSs ndise. and q number Of passengers, for New
York.
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Ho! ALL We DYsPEPTIcs ALI who
suffer from headache, giddir ess, nsrvousnes' low
spirts dimuess of vision. bad taste in the mouth,
irregular or deficient appetite, scdity, heartburn.
costiveness, &c, 10, can be promptly restored to
health by rhe use of BAKERS BITTERs
For sale by Messrs PURCELL, LADD l. CO..
BENNETT BEERS, and Druggists everywhere.
j. BAKER, Proprietor,
an q hichmopd. Va,
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T. IT, Booth, comedian, died at Toronto on the
18Th Inst.
=, Charles A. Cooper printer, Of Boston, died on
Monday.
=, u gorge Vandenhof, the actor, and Miss M E.
Mackeeh, the actress, were married In Trin,u
courch, Boston, Monday.
-. ). Clepdanin, United States ATTORNEY for
washington Territory, has resigned his Office.
Horace Greeley delivered an address NJ The
DDoyIeatoWn, Pennsylvania, Agricultural Fair.
The damage Of the late flood at Stanton il low
estimated at $4,000. - Az"
U. 8. ship Potomsc, Capt Powell. arrival q.
Portland, 18th inst, from New York
Over one thousand persons left SARATOGA snr,nps
Sunday morning for their homes,
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IMPORTS FROM BosTeN.-The total value of for
sisn goods imported at the port of Boston for the
the imports from Cuba ives Ss6 500. Hsvti sSs e,a.
British Provinces S45 AL; East Indies S5S4 OF
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CONSPIRACY To DEFRAup.-R. 81. Macy. of Hs.
Verhill, Mas, and his clerk, C. l.. Cushman, were
arrested in Boston, Monday, on charge of mr., =, =
sing Si2 600 worth Of goods from several merchsnt.
there with intent 10 defraud them. Tuev wers
oaiIed in S5, 90 each S wore
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Roscoe B. HEATH, Attorney at Law,
Richmond Va, practices IN the Courts of the e!tg Of
RichnoDd and of the counties of CbestsySsLd and
Henrico.
n Office Northeast corner Of Main and 11th sts
Entrance on 1lth st. au 16-lm*
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FAMILY FLoUR.-f'amilies wishing to lay
in their years supply Of the best Family Flour city
or country brands, can be supplied at the miilers
prices and the quality warranted to please, will
be taken back
have also on hand, and receiving daily by rall.
road, tbs best Extra Sup rhine and Bakers Flour, at
wholesale and retail, by J.J FRY,
Flour and Commits sion Store.
au14-12t IS Cary street.
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NorIoE.-An adjourned meeting of the
Stoekhoiders Of the Tuctahoe and James River
Dunlop. Monsure 4 Co , on WEDNESDAY. the 22d
inst, at o'clock P. M.
Ru 14-sodtd g. W. ROYSTER, Sec'y.
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POWERS & DUKE.

TO THE CITIZEN VOTERS OF DISTRICT
No. 4, HENRIco CousTy.-A Vacancy having occur.
red in the Office Of Constable IN said District beg
leave most resp setfully to announce myself eandi
date for the Office whish 10 to be filled by an cleo
ton to be held the S0th inst. Should Il be your
plsasurs therefore. to elect me, pledge myself to
use my best efforts to dischsrss the duties OF
the same with promptnsss and fidelity. having bean
for three four past associated with the
Police Of the city Of Richmond. l tisst shall be
able to give general sstisastion In regard to the du-
ties of the office.
Respectfully, JAMES w. READ.
tHak
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The KINNEY EXPEDITION -Seventy.eieht men
kinney Expedition. will leave this CITY this md min
TOR New York, under command of a captain fhe1
were Principally enlisted ia St Louis aud ara said r.
De lung men far superior to those who would natu
rally be gathered for such enterprise We learn
seabosrd. NpoA 'ne
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HE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE WESTERN RAIL.
RoAD-A correspondent of the Troy Budget. da ing
rom Albany, states that Mr.. TAFT, of Charleston 81
u. who lest his arm on the above road has or win
Institute salt for damages. He the correspondent
asserts, has laid his dana ges ct $1,000
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HAspsoME REwARD.-As will be seen
hv The Governors proclamation In another column,
reward of 500 10 offered for the capture o. len
~ Abbott. the burglar who escaped from officer
TYLER on Tuesday morning last.
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FAMILY SeAT.-Patrick Quinn got drunk
lat Tuesday on fighting whiskey, and while bis
temper was up, applied bis open hand with some
she called on the law and had her loving lord cal.
sooosed; Yesterday morning the two appeared
before The Mayor toge her. as aectionste ~ ,nr,Ie
doves, when the madam stated thar che wished the
His Honor babe them 60 In peace and ain no mors
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JOB PRINTING
gEATLY EXEC UTED At THIS OFFICE
pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


~ A Observation-Disclosures having
been received by the Executive that fugitive from
justice, supposed to be named HENRY ABBOTT,
who was in the cu,tody of George w. II. Tyler, un.
der requsition from the Governor of this State
upon the Governor of the State of North Carolins
charged with grand larceny, escaped from the cars
Of the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad Company
about Is miles from Petersburg. the night of the
goth inst. and is now going at large: Therefore, do
hereby offer reward of Oae Hundred Dollars to
any person who shall tbs ssd ia gil
tive and deliver him into the Jail ofthe City OF Rich
nonc and do moreover require ali officers of this
Commonw cath, cvii and military and request the
people generally, to their best exertions to pro-
the srrest of the said fugitive that he may be
brought to Justice.
Given under my hand az Governor, and under the
Lesser Seal of the Commonwealth al
ISea!.I Richmond. this 21st day of August, in
the year 1855.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
By the Governor:
GEO w. MUNFoRD, Sec'y of the Commonwealth.
The fugitive above mentioned is described 40 abe ut
five feet Six inches high weighing 100 $50 pounds
full face, dark hair and beard about six weeks old
has a reddish about inch long uud or the lobe
of one year. Dress-a dark drab plush hat, lack
cloth rocs coat, light fancy pantaioons white socks
and lowered silk handkerchief. au 23-3t
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Hnw ePnc1AL Nox1ons.

W. have lstely seen some beautiful pic
t.rss Of children made By ~ Z. Simons whieh are
s s9a .s ~ ra,ifv. ana the child Of mors naturer
YEAR, wit lie full brilliant eys ell speak for the per-
feciiou Of the art In which Mr. bimons stands ore
most
RELIGIOUS NorIoE.-Eider James Hen
shall OF KY will preach In sycamore sJaurch, on
Thursday eveoing at ocloct =.
The public are Invited TO sttend. au Git
The Members of the ST. ANDREWS so-.
cIErY are hereby requested to sttend meeting Of
the Society, on this (THURsDAYl evening. the 20
% eetins room over Messrs Suffers simons Book
store Gil the 18th September next, iaeiusvs
All Bcotchmen. the sons and ersndsons Oh scotch
men who may wish to become members, are re-
quested to send In their names by their f1ends and
their petitions will be acted It tfs rst meeting
after tn y are presented ALcA EhAi0,
an 2S-lt* fresioeut.
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AUCTION NoTIoE.-Psrticular attention
IL requested to the large sale Of China
intending st 10 O'clock Ut Hugh A. Watts Store, No.
70 Main street. See advertisement
THOs w. KEESEE, Aust,
Office Nc. 20 Pearl g., with Geo. Sumner.
An q 1T
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SHANGHAI MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE.

FINANCIAL MOVEMENTS IN Iono1 -
The n. York Herald remarks that people
ON this side the Atlantic. who see with what
trouble a huge corporation like the Erie rail.
ro.d. raises some thirty-five to forty millions
to carry out an enterprise which is certain ,h =
the long run to pay at least something on .ne
iuyestment-or who remember the ANGUISH 3 -
o. Of mind and State emb.rrsssments caused .'a Oy
the necessity Of raising hundred millions ..
- 60 The last war with Great Britain-can
hardly form an adequate conception of the
eo.nci.l movements of Europe at the pre-.
sent lime. In recent article the Herald hsd
occasion to sum up the various amounis
which, up to that time. had been raised oy
the belligerents for war purposes. since
then, some slight additions have been made
and the list, as corrected up to the present
IT, So hua oivan.
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DISMISSED. Yesterday morning the case

DIsMIssEp.-Yesterday morning the case
Of Rice B. Esislop and John Wade charged With -:
sauitinE and beating Joha r. Hughes on the OH OF
August came up before the Mayor for investigation.
but before the witnesses were sworn Mr.. Hughes
msgnanimously asked to be allowed to withdraw the
warrant secouut of Mr.. Heisop. who. at the lime
Of the afrsy, was suffering from such family sl o..
tions as would have deprived almost any man Of his
was an xious that the should be dsmssed
After hearing this statement the Mayor dismissed
the cause though he did not consder the family af
hctions of officer any excu for his committing
IN assault, even by mistake, upon an innocent and
unchsndng person, Mr. Hsislop has always proved
himself faithful and trusty watchman. and those
who ksow him will be grsthed to learn that he 10 to
be reinstated ct once.
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RARTLEY's POEMS. Published bv

- j. w. RANDOLPH.
Lays of Ancient Virginia and other Poems by Jas
Avis Barley, of Virginie, 204 pages 12mo muslin
Price 81.
RECOMMEND ATOMS:
Your sonnets are graceful and musicaI,,-Wm.
Gilmore Simms.
They breathe the spirit of true poetry ."-asor,e
"Our readers need no editorial Communications of
Mr. Sa1siey's Poems."-Southern Repertory and
mr BARLEY 10 known In his own immediate cir
cls as an elegant lyrical and we are alad that
he has made up his mind to give his compositons to
the public."-N. Y, Herald II ~
by critics they are said to possess a sweetness
and originality which will place the author at one
Penny Post.
The lines are very pretty Journal.
au IS --2tdltc
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DAGUERRE0TYPEs WITH PERFEoT EYES.
so seldom the eyes taken clesr and distinct that
we stuck With the clesrness and perfection OF
those taken by SIMONS. Call on him, IL you want
life like Picture au Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

new VEssEL.-The clipper bark ''Clara
Haxsi,' of SEQ tons burden, bui1t by Mr.. E. F.
Williams of New York, for Messrs. Currie and
Haxall of this city. will bs launched on to,morrow
or the next day. This vessel 10 intended to trade
between Richmond and Rio, under the command
OF Capt: Dodge She measures 128 feet on the
keel with 80 feet beam, and 10 feet depth of hold
ana Is expected 10 be no: only a strong but very
handsome craft. The schooner "Fanni3 Currie."
owned by Mr. John Currie of tn Ia city was launch.
ed from the same yard, and Is acknowledged to be-
OF her tonnage ever seen 10 the port OF Richmond
Wepresume the "Clara Hsxal" will be ready for
SEA In short time, and she Is Intend ed tor The
hichmend and Rio trade, our citizens will soon
have an opportunity TO inspect her
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1ne niners and Msnufacturers' Bank Of Ten.
1eeseo. located 10 Knox Vile Jossrh Ei,s -.
Deaf Heeh L. Aeclung. cssbier, IL broke
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BROTHER JONATHANOFFsKI.
From the Weekly Chronicle

lrrom tho weekly chronicle.
Our war with Russian despotism 10 not popular
IN America. The patent freemen (and sIsvehold.
ers) take 1t mighty mpertinent that snyb should
stand up for liberty except themselves They look
upon our assaiing the northern tyrant as darn'd
piracy OF their ideas, and everybody knows how
particular the Yankees are about piracy whether
carried on by ships or by booksellers They re-
gard us as interlopers In the sacred cause OF out
ragged humanity, and calculate that If the Russians
gave US tarnation whipping, 1t will be no more
than our all fired impudence deserves.
They have perfect right to think thus. Provin-
cials are usually narrow.minded and prejudiced,
and the Union 10 but a gathering OF provincias-
We are not entitled to complain; and as they have
chosen to decide that no enlistment of American
citizens for our Foreign Legion shsll take place.
our business Is TO abstain from direct or indirect
violation of their laws
The above is the beginning of an article in
the London Weekly Chronicle, and is fsir
specimen of the tone and temper of the
whole production. 1t is just such vulgar
and ilIiberal attacks, repeated daily and
yearly through the columns of the press
aud the volumes of mendacious tourists,
which have produced that very unpopular
ity of the British cause in America, which
has ELECTED the Chronicles onslaught. The
aang of patent freemen and slav eholders ,
the attributing of low phrases of low bred
men to whole people; the constant effort
TO bold US up to the ridicule of the world, as
al 'gnorant,cosrse, uncivilized, inferior, pro
Taclal people; these are the weapons by
woich they have goaded, irritated, and almost
pe'essiy alienated, a country which would
Otherwise have only entertained respect and
Affection for the Mother Land.
Ii is but just to say, however, that the
weekly Chronicle is not fair exponent of
tne sentiments of the intelligent and influen.
usi classes of English society. The Times,
ana other organs of British opinion, have
long ago discarded the stereotyped yuIearitv
.. .he Weekly Chronicle. Policy, at least,
oictStes at present more friendly demonstrs.
uons. The Chronicle cannot curry favor
win It's masters by abusing America. Thew
Know the importance of American friend
SNIP and moreover, the British oristoero.,,
10 DO them justice, have never shown ,bs
same arrogant and contemptuous spirit to.
wards this country, SO uniformly exhibited
oy their underlings and lackeys.
oA's " rAssMoRE WMLIAMsos.-The de-
.s'on OF the Supreme Court of Pennsy lysuia In
We Application of Psssmore Williamson. for IN.
rent OF the Haoeas Corpus act will prob. bic be
ssooupced 10 9 few days. The case va. .r.u.d
On the last day Of the session ct Bedford bn, -.
IN 'ses desired TO examine the author i,e, $50
In The arsamsni, before deciding. Thi. wa. i'm
'ssibe At Bedford, but there will be no uun, ce.
SAY d-lay 10 the announcement Of the resuls q.
The application.
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NOMINATION FOR CoNGREss-A convention ran
nting the American Order OF the six th Consrs
city on Monday and nominsted Dr. w. w. W.
xins OF Howard county, their candidate for Cor.
bRIcKLAYEks WANTED-i letter dated Halifax.
n. 18Th inst states that good bricklayers cors
works.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE-Mons 3 GIN.

= OT having some time to spare from tba do,,..
- MS ONCE 10 anxious to occupy IL Ia eiyins in,true
uon IN me above language. He has commenced the
formation OF q asses for the Afternoon and Nabt 10
sos the OF those engaged 10 profsssops
ana mercantile life, and who are mainly Occupied On
ring the morning hours W.
A few hours Of the forenoon would be Devoted h
that effect. 70 aoe 70
Terms moderate and made known on ann,i..,;o,
a. the tfhos OF the French Consulate, corner n
Broad ar tllth sits between the hours of m srS
O'clock, or at the Pow batan house.
N. o. friya;e less ms given II desired.
au ZS-3Imt
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IBERAL Commemorative learn IIOn
undoubted authority that the employees OF me
p ichmond g. Petersburg Railroad Company have
snbscribed @10450 TO to the fund for the relief oil
the Norfolk and Portsmouth sofferers
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VIRGINIA SLArr.-We have Just received

'
two ates Of roofing Slate from the quarry in Abe
marls county, ION the land of MIR Henry Mc0ru-
dsr now being worked BY Messrs Smith Timber.
isLa which may be &C the countiug-room Of
the Dspatch office This slate 10 said to be superior
In that taken from most of the In this eoun
tYv for roofing purposes, being much stronger and
tousher and Of course not - liable to break. The
HIhemarle quarry, now In successful operation, Is
aid TO be almost inexhaustible. the quality Of the
slste improving % the workmen 90 deeper into the
sround and the proprietors are preparing to get
II out with great rapidty We have no doubt that
thev will r,on be enabled to furnish 1t Ia sufficient
quantities for all the roof done 10 this section Of
Virsinis. Capt. SMIrH informs rs that builders and
others will be supplied with the plates ready for
use at the quarry, at f5 per square; that he
have 1t put on BY competent workmen Ia his employ
At $40 pey square Az the quarry IL convenient to
TIE Centrai Railroad and the operation of preparing
the slate plates such interesting one, we advise
builders srd others to jump into the cars make .
flyiue trip to Keswck Depot and thence to the quar-
~ where the whole operation 10 performed; after
yh,ch they can return - "Everettsvilie," one Of
the M ct delightful places In Virginia, whore Capt
Smith and bis estimable lady will feast them the
GOOD things Of that plentiful land to nothing OF
the rich, creamy milk aud fresh butter, until they
are ready to pull up stakes and return home. No.
not unit they are resdy - return-for denzen OF
bricks and mortar once CHARTERED ~ Capt 3. does
bis vsitors, would never get ready to aeave-but un
til business compelled them TO tear Themselves
away, and mounting the iron horse" be dragged
involuntsIily from the garden spot Of Virginia to
their city home and friends !,
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lHE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD.- The ST.
Louis inelgencer says that the trade of that city
10 suffering immensely 10 consequence of the stop
page ofihe trains on the Ohio and ississippi Rail-
road, and that no efficient measures have vet been
taken by the citizens with view OF reopening the
road
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IN Is

Powers DUKE's DAGUERREoTYPEs,
which has created such sensation with the public,
are still to be had at 1885, Main street.
We have several late improvem ents In the art, to
which We invite particular attention.
Boston Quick for sale by
euW POWERS DUKE.
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MEAN THEFT-Yesterday morning man
called William Childress, made his appearance
before the Mayor 10 answer the charge of stealing
II. Msrshsl, ON the 18Th inst. The witnesses pro.
we'd that the prisoner lurked around the house In
which Mr.. Marshall was staying, until he got sly
chance to grab the articles missing when he lbs
stantly put for the basin, and attempted to sell
them for q small price, In order to get money TO
buy rum. The Mayor having had Childress before
him on a former occasion, for stealing hen and
chickens from his own mother, sent him on to the
next Grand Jury term of the Hastings Court to
answer an indictment for petty larceny and res
manded him to prison in default of bail for his
good behavior.
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NORTHERN SNOBS.

IL WOul0 De QOlDg great in]uotiooto tuo 40
tslligence andrefnement of Northern society,
to suppose that the more pretentious and con-
spicuous classes are fair representatives OF
the taste, manners and virtues of the North
ern people. The aristocrscy of wealth, uni.
versally despised as it everywhere is, Is no.
where more contemplate than 10 the large
cities of the United States, where its posses
sion Is often gained by the most questionable
means, and is as often unaccompanied by re-
fnement or good breeding. But, it would be
folly to deny that, because snobs and parve'
nues occupy the highest seats in the syna-
gogue and the chief tables at feasts, there
are none at the synagogue and the feasts
who would not grace the most elevated and
honorable position. In the.oityof, New York,
with its 100000 people, tthere are two ex-
tremes,-the inhabitants of the Five Points,
and the "Uppen Ten," between whom is vast
multitude of good citizens, and not few Of
them as far superior in genuine good feel
ng to the upper Ten," as they are in mo
rails, to the population of the Five Points
THE CROPS.
The New York Tribune of August 10, says
it no longer prints the reports which reach
it from every quarter, as to the state and
prospects of the harvested. or growing crops,
simply because they but reiterate what has
been already stated. Hay, wheat and rye
are already secured, and are said to be at
least equal in quality to any yield ever yet
known.
"Wheat has suffered 10 some localities from In
sects, and both wheat and hay were deteriora,ed
In lsty by bad weather at harvest but there are
| more good wheat and good hay now Ia the barn or
the stack than this country possessed prior to
last June All that has been damaged by exposure
to protracied rains may be regarded in excess of
an average crop. Pasursge was never better at
this season, has been uniformly good since NAV.
and promises TO hold out till November ia which
case The years product of butter and cheese will
exceed all precedent, though the number of cows
IL probably less this season than 1t was last year
Oats are also made, and were never before SO lux
uriant
"lndan corn Is backward and In places feeble
but there ts more than an average growth of stalk
We hear complaints from some quarters of a def
cheney OF ears, but this 10 not general. August
makes corn, and the weather could not be better
for 1t than we now have. Potatoes look very rank
and green, but are beginning to rot The area
planted was so large however, that we think there
must be a fair yield. A great deal of buckwheat
was sown In this section, and Ii Is looking well
Beans, beats, carrots, turntps, &c, are also yerv
thrifty. Nothing but untinneIy frost can now prs
vent most bouotttul harvest with the couse uent
establishment OF such prices as our farmers need
not be ashamed 10 AK and our mechanics and ar
tsans will generally be able TO pay"
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- -. rHr SPRINGS. - Persons
DsrAI Iss srr;nrs can have the Dispatch
go,1g, 20 them the for any length Of time they
ms = dAafre.
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nOMBAzINES, Al PACAS . AN
I'D MOUSLAINCa.--A fall ssortmse. *,
sinsG Hises Alpaca and Moessls.s, F% "s O.
A IS O. MAXWELL
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III ERMETICAL SELLS h LIZ ~.
IL CANS.-I have JUS received supply,
above Cans for Preserving Vegetables. ffus 80,
a fresh state from enc season TO another gre
opened and clos ID; reqaiie sodersns, sae j.
used for many yesrs Full directions secomssssS
An q Mo. 70 Peal
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WANTED-FARM HANnS
w wish to hire three ssod P.,,a n o-T,
balance Of the year. nsacs "a a,
iy l3--a e. Nrcprn.