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DULL.-The city is unusually dull at this
,ime there being bu. few stragners WISHING Ii 20
make any stay. The retail merchants, however.
particularly those in the dry goods line appear to
be driving fair trade
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RAIs-At length the farms in this neigh
borhood have had an abundance of rain, and the
growing crops are rapidly Fastening to perfection.
The wheat AID corn never locked better than at
present. :
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VOLUNTEER PARADEs.-Next Monday is
to be crest day with our city volunteers, At an
early hour 10 the morning, the Young Guard, Cap
tain Richardson, is to turn out in full dress parade
At 10 O'Clock, A, the Greys, Captain Elliot, will
commence the celebration of their 18th anniversary
and after marching through the principal streets OF
the city, will repair to Ciarkes Spring, to go
through their annual target practice and parake of
a dinner And at2 O'clock, P. H., the l.. l. Blues
are to turn out and march to Grfia's Spring,
where collation. will be served for them a: the ex>
pense of several honorary members of the Com.
pany. OF course, the Armory Band with their sill
YER Instruments will be in demand.
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SEBASTOPOL AND THE WEATHER
A French Chemist, NJ. LIE Magut has strated
the theory that the cannonade at Sebastopol
has great effect on the weather. In an ar
ticle which he publishes on the subject on the
Sin of May, he says:
1.-THE whole course OF nature is affected bv This
cannoDade The residue OF the combns,ion y, a.
powder 10 dispersed In the air by the wind tn ala
tsnce OF more than one thousand leapuee and af
forwards falls in rain or snow 1thas CHANGED he
chemical composition of the atmosphere air hv
causing greater quantity of azote and earho, ~
enter into j. 1t maintains the skyin n cons,.n,iu
cloudy state as was the case last wear dprine N
bombsrdmen. OF Silistria; 1t causes rain IN tu ~
abundance; 1t produces violent storma M MI \
aud extreme cold, and considerably lowers The
temperature OF the atmosphere, and conseouen,Iv
makes the barometer rise The vea,harf nt;{{
had become much milder for a week dn,irn ~
temporary suspension Of the bomhsrdmap,, -,
Sebastopoi, yesterday morning Saturday Isstl nm.
derwent complete change. The barometer
which had been falling suddenly, checked ira dow
ward progress and began to rise besvv rsin w.
companied by violent gale of wind, Commences
at dsybreak. This complete change in 49,
we athsr leads to the Idea that the csnuonade 70
commenced with violence on that day, or tba
there has been some new sffsir''
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS OF CAL1FoRNr.
The San francisco Transcript, of Nav 9th
says it is the general belief among farmer.
and others who have enjoyed opportunities O
observation, that the heavy crops in the pas
year of California will be far exceeded b,
those of the present, in view Of which, an,
impelled by the long existing low prices il
California OF farm products, business men il
that State have resolved to ship thence, i.
search of market, large portion of th,
-four, grain, &c, which they have in surplus
The Transcript speaks of seven large yes
sells loading with products Of the California
soil, three of which are destined fer New
York and four for Australia. The aggregate
value Of what California formerly imported
but now produces in excess, amounts to fully
sl2,000,0 600.
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The Circus is coming, ard with it lots
Of fun for those who take pleasure In witnessing
fine equestranism and well trained horses so look
cut for It,
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Gov Medcaf was inaugurated Governor of New
Hampshire, at Concord, Thursday His message
recommends as little legislation as possible the en-
couragement OF agriculture in the State as a Ire.
venlanve OF western emigration, guarded action
regarding cooperative privileges, changes in re-
gard to the public schools, and the establishment
of State reform school,
The Governor siso denounees the liquor t, affc as
nuisance, and recommends the prohibi ory law
with limited discrimination The message i. q ab
crate on the subject of foreign born influence re-
lleon and politics, and is strongly Native American
Inc repeal OF the Missouri Compromise aud the
Nebraska act are emphsiically denounced as vios
, Ision oil iaith. and great wrong on the North
ne message Is strong on slavery and the liquor
uslhc, and against foreign born citizens holding
once without a resiIence Of twenty one years
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Auction NorfcE.--AttentiOn ls solicited
to our sales Of Horses, Males, Tcp Buggy, 10, ae.,
this Forming at II O'Clock. -.
ieg LARUS bHINE, Aucls.
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Youss RowprEs.-On Wednesday after

YOUNG hOWDIES.-Ou w tUHesuay hitcI
ternoou last party OF four or FIVE boys, about the
age OF twelve and fourteen years. were returning
from funeral at Hollywood Cemetery when they
were set upon by considerable gang OF rowdies,
some of them az old as seventeen and eighteen
years After being shsmafully abused and stoned.
without cause or provoc ltion, the four lads run Tor
their lives, seeing which the attacking party gave
chase, ran them across the fields and fired at them
three times ball from of the pistols. striking
short time before this, boy was caught by SINH.
lar party of rowdies at Hollywood, and without
giving any provocation, was severely beaten, and
then robbed of every thing he had on bis person.
Such conduct, in the neighborhood of this city.
would appear almost incredible. but we venture
the assertion that can readily furnish proof for
all we have said Az this gang Is said to collect at
Hollywood almost every afternoon, between the
hours of and o'clock, II would be well for the
city police to take measures to detect the princi-
pals In tn ese outraaes and bring them to punish
ment Richmond is the last place In the world Tor
the operations of such dare devils to pass unno-
ticed, az the young vagabonds who cut such ugly
cspers will soon find to their sorrow.
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FRESH SoFT CRABS Having made ar
larly from MARYLAND, the public can rely always
getting them fresh by calling atthe Vsra.dah House.
North i'm end OF the new We getable Market.
ie 7-6t RIO. REID, Proprietor.
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=, NEW hAaPsHinx SENATORIAL ELEcTIoN.-Ths
House have assigned The 18Th inst for ths elsoian
OF Uritsd States Senator from New Hampshire.
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PROrEcrIOs BUILDING

PRorEcrros BULDIN6 Fund COMPANY.
The sevente enth instslment due on Sunday, June
10TH will be payable on Saturday, 9Th ~,
The regular m.etinx f the Company. will b held
SATURDAY EVENING, 9Th. at 8 o'clock r. NJ,
at room over Buffers l. Simnns bookstoIe. roI Main
street. WIN. A buIIEho,
IA Alt Secretary.
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"WHAT OUR NEIGHBORs SAY "

Under this head, the National Intelligencer
Valparaiso paper, giving the writer's idea of
1.-THE Yankees by which term the Intelli
gencer observes, he doubtless intends the
people of all the United States, term almost
universally applied to all our people by for
eign writers. The article is not at all calcu-
lated to exalt our national self-esteem. The
writer asserts that all the tendencies of Yam
kee civilization cause our countrymen to
regard with total Indifference every thing
that is not material to their interests, and
that the Almighty Dollar is their supreme
rule of action. In proof of this, he gives
the following conversation with the captain
of a Yankee vessel:
Speaking to him one day on the subject of re-
lision, alter touching upon the comparative con.
venience of the several sects, we asked him:
What religion do you profess2
Od, have been always q sailor, he answered
But what is your religious belief
Hitherto have not found any to suit me: but
erpeCt, when shall have gathered up all the dolIors
| want may safely choose religion
Why do you think fortune necessary captsip
| to enable you TO choose a religions
| calculate that man who knows what he Ia
| a0Ous cSsot hos ~ oueg uliuseH Win AUY thing
but raising dollars enough to enable him TO iva in
| dependenty. Until he has succeeded in gaining
an advantageous position he ought not 10 ssta hi
I time In thinking of religion.
The logic of Judging a whole people by
such specimen as this Yankee captain, is
worthy the latitude of Valparaiso.
The writer makes fairer hit, when he
observes that one of the most remark BILE
anomalies to be observed among our people,
is their fondness for titles of distinction, not.
outstanding our protested exclusion of
them. A Yankee, he says, is delighted at
being called General, Colonel, &c, for he
holds these military grades in high estima
ton, especially when he travels through
Europe, where they secure him no little at
tention. Our people are great enough to
bear with compOsure these squibs of their
weaker neighbors, and if they can hint any
reformation of our manners, we are not
above learning from them.
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NEW spEC1AL NOTICES.

To THE GERMANS or RIoHMoED.-1h he
Raw. EssEsr LuB KERT VIII presch In the Lutns
:. ps hiehem Church, on 10Th inst, TOMORROW
MORNING.. OF II o'cioct.
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MARRIED,

lam. 9Th. on Oregon Hill, by the R.v MT. Jones
MIR GRO II. HUTTEN, to Miss MILDKEU ANN
BLACKBURN daughter Of Fleming j. biacknuln'
of Hantver county.
n, N. 7,b ina. bv Rev O. Liteton. at the house OF
Mr. q. W. FL Tyler Mr.. EDWARD NAfiEh,
and Miss MARY E. WOODY. all of this city.
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HOLLY GOD CEMETERY COMPAsY.-A
called meeting of the Hollywood Cemetery Compa'
nv will be held over the store of Mr.. Alexander Du-
VAL on THURSDAY, the 14th lost, 81 half Pss: 0
O'clock P. M. WIN. II. HAN ALL,
/. 7-iu Secretary.
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MISSES, BOOTS-SOME

Es1zzA THING NEW.-The subscriber has lust
received, By express. lot of Misses Shanghai and
urion Boots, made by McCurdy of Philadelphia
II 10 nav and handsome style for kisses wear and
20 which would respectfully call the attsrtion OF
all in want. ALEX HILL
je9 No. l27, Main street
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AMusUMENrs

TsHEATRE-A CARD.-Miss L. hglu
Il repeatedly announces TO the Ladies' sud Ca,
tIemen Of Richmond, that ia eenssqaeacs OF the ln
clsmsncy Of tbs weather on Thursday evening i.s-
her ben,fit IL Postponed until THIS SATURDAY,
EVENING, when shs will be hsppy to meet h -
friends, and the ladies especially. No pains III hs
spared to preserve order, and rsnder the entsrsfn
ant % easipR to them. n is Q-1ts
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THE regular monthly NEE

Of IN. Standing COMMITTEES Of the MGHMUNg
YOUNG MEMS CHRIsTiAN APPROPRIATENESS !;
- M tsIs Mace THIS (sATURDATt AFTEkNON,af
o,clcct. at the rooms Ct the Assoeiser. fSli at
tendance is desired y -.
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THEATRE.-OWing to the inclemency of
the weather on Thursday night last, Miss Reeds
benefit did not come off as was expected, but, as
will be seen by the advertisement, was postponed
until tonight, when it is hoped that every friend
of the drama, will be present 10 swell the tbrong
and give the fair actress benefit that will indeed
and in truth, be benefit. The pieces selected for
the occasion are interesting in the highest degree
and as there is no other place of amusement now
open in the city, i. seems to that Miss Reed can
not fail to have large end fashionable audience
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THROW WING STONES Continual COM
plants are made of boys, who assemble every af-
ternoon in various sections of the city, TO throw
stones to the hazard OF every person who may be
passi0g along the street, in the neigbborhood of
these parties Yesterday morning, officer Johnson
reported three lsds for throwing stones in the
street, on the 4rh inst and each Of their parents
were fined g. for the offence. A nce bunch of
switches, we'll applied to these youngsters, is the
best remedy for these belligerant propens!tiss
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4 GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE
n POWER OF THE

viii be eiven at the
METROP LITAN HALL,
fFRANKLIN STaEET.I
On SATURDAY EVENING, June 9Th, 1855. at 8
O'Clock, Ia ssries of magnificent Representation
Of many Of the principal buildings AID cities in the
The great MOSQUE OF OMAR IN JERUsA.
Lem by moonlight
ST PAULs CATHE oRAL and CITY OF LON.
DON, By night.
The great CRYSTAL PALACE Of London and
Paris.
MOUNT VEsUVlus by night, ia erupeon--s
sple ndid scsns.
KIRK OS VOID, the birthplace Of the renown.
ed poet Of Scotland; and
The great TOWER OF LONDON, &c dc.
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION,
F)r Sc ninaries and Schools, commencing at
O'Clock. Admission half price.
EY@Adnisson % cents-servants half price.
Doors open at half past ololock-c2mmenes at 8
O'Clock. js 9-2r+
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MUDDY WATER-The late heavy rains
have made the water in James River very muddy
quently that 10 the city MIGRANTS Is almost
thick with clay. If teriug ston es were worth
a groat now the time Families. however. msy
readily have clear water In abundance by filling
several vessels at time and dropping Into each
small piece of alum. This Is the plan pursued
some years ago by persons living on the Mis-
slssi river, where the water Ia always like new
cider, aud we know that II acted like charm, for
we have often drank that water when 1t was as
clear as any that ever flowed from spring.
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BEAUTIFUL HALL.-If the City Council
should grant the Mechanics Institute the use of the
new market house, on 9Th street, for their next
annual exhibition II will be the best place 10 Rich
lnond for thai grand entertainment. The elegan.
aud spacious hall over the market place. will suit
admirably for paintings, needle work. and all the
hner specimens of mechanism and manufactures;
while the market place may be 80 arranged, at
triding expense, as to accommodate all kinds Of
machinery intended for exhibition. We have no
doubt that the Council will readily grant the In
stitu,e the use of this building, and that Mr.. GILL;
as to have it ready 10 time. The Board of Mana
gers should take the matter in hand Immediately,
and present th cir claims for the favor asked.
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CASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANU-

- FACTORY ON 18th STREET. (fS THE SHOP
LATELY OCCUPIED BY H. BALDWIN AT THE COR.
NER CT SHocKoE WAREHoUsE.-BudeY can be
furnished with SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, of
all descriptions at the shortest notice
All orders from the country for Blinds and Doors.
will be thankfully received and punctusly atterd-
ed to.
10 and 10 X 10 FASH slway hand and for sale.
Those in want, will please give me cali
il ct WIN. TURNER
T OST-Somewhere on Shockoe Hill, be-
IL tween Main and road eets, GREEN SILK
PURSE containing one five dollar note. three one
dollar gold pieces and small amount Of silver. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the ssme at
TINSLEY, TARoY CO.'S Store,
je est Cary street.
DIV ERS A N D D E r O u 8 ,
HI GRECIAN CIRCUS!
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-Nfs GRARD MILITARY a.
z4H2 AND CIVIC URsIONe
Gc44k TO AND BALL -
81 SH GOTTA e II

Tbs FAYErTE ARTILLERY. Capt. ch.l.,
Richardson. announce thst their second annual Ex-
CURSiON TO AND BALL AT SLASH COLT ACE
will take place on the
EVENING OF JUNE 18th, 1855
On which occasion unusual attractions will be pre-.
sented
The Cottage grounds having been recently snlsrs.
cd and i'm proved present alone sufficient attractions
to induce large attendance. In addition to which
the Artillery Corps have provided music choies re-.
freshmen ts, and splendid display Of
FIRE WORKS.
All of which, they hope. will prove satisfsetory to
their friends
MUsIC.-Armory Band with Silver Instrument,
Refreshments Will bs furoished at ''Slash Co.tass
Hotel" in the most hyperion style, at city pricss
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVALS OF CARS.
1st train will leave at O'Clock.
2 train with the ARTILLERY Corplns" At 8
o'cltck
8 d train at II O'Clock.
4th traia at 10 o'clock.
LIST train will leave the Cottage, rsturning at
o'clock 2nd train W i'll leave at IL o'clock.
Parfons DESTROYS Of spending the day at the Cot.
tage leave by the 81 o'clock train IN the morning
TICKETS-fnr the round trip 81 to be had at the
Office of the Richmond, P. r. r. Company.
c% Ticdets will be issued In Petersburg. at the
office of the Richmond and Pstsrsburs Depot for
S2.25, round trip
q Ns chsrse for Ladiss. js 9-dn.
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EXHIBITION AT SLASH COTTAGE
RIVERS L DERIOUs'
GPECT n CIpCTT

VIII give an Exhibition at the above place, on
WEDNESDAY, THE GOTH INST,
la the afternoon, commencing at O'Clock, and in
the evening at O'clock.
Persons in the city desifous CT visiting the Circus
ct thu above place, and at the same time blowing
eassnt ride, will have opportunity of doing so
at a trihins expense, as ths Railroad Company will
run extra trains the above day at Isducsd rates
Trains will leave f.r the Cottsgs at 81 A M. 10
A. NJ, 4P NJ, ard at II ?. M, and rsIusning an
extra train will leave the Cottage at lt4 p. Nj for
the city e. w FULLER,
ia a-diS.a1 Ii AGENT and Tara ilips Direntnr
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ENGINEERS OFFICE. RICHMOND Y. R.R.,
RICHMOND 9Th June 1855
CEALED PROPOSALS will be raceiv.

SEaLED fhOFOSALS VIII be recelv-
~ ed at this Office, until Sd day of July next for
the graduation of the st section of this road In
aear this citJi also for thegraduaon md Masonry Of
that portion Of the line between the Psmunkey Tiv
.rand the Eastern terminus, Including the embsnk-
msnt in the rveg Sc. and for the ruct on,of the
oundation and masonry for the bridge across said
river
Bids are invited for the delivery at the White
douse on the Psmunkey, of 1000 yards of quarry
Chips OF large szs or OF cobhle stones aud for the
deverg at same point OF $40 sound straight yellow
pine or rad oak pilee, % feet long and 70 Inches
acTo on large end.
rrofles, plansand specifications may Be seen At
this ctfice. on and after the Goth iost
The Company reserves TO itself the ,isbt of "a last
ng any or all the bids and of allotting The work In
'acn proportions O. they think proper.
!. g CLAYTON.
Js d-ot6WIW Chat k1.i,
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HO THE PUBLIC.-Oxing to the high
pricas OF all kinds Of Horse Feed the follovios
charges VIII be in.ds for taxing horses ON Iivery
fssd, SAT een:s.
r. BLANKINsHIP
j. w. COSBY. n
JAMES j. sUTHERLAND,
a DAVID r. sAUNDEDS.
N LIPScOMB
yACO1 WOODROW.
JOSEPH X H1x.
js 9-6sA q. i. EAANE1T.
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sTooKINe RIVERS WITH SALMON.

The Newark IN. ! Advertiser publishes
long letter from Mr.. Henry VIM. Herbert,
giving his views with regard to restocking
some of our American rivers with fish of the
salmon family-an operation which has been
successfully accomplished In England and
Scotland, aud is now carried out under the
patronage of the government of France
The author remarks that, in view of the
great augmentation in the price of all the
articles of food and necessaries OF life in
this country, the small probability of any
considerable reduction, and the actual suffer
ing of many of the laboring class for want
of sufficient food, it appears to him that this
subject i, worthy of the closest considera.
ton. He says that the amount Of shipments
of picked salmon in barrels, from five small
northern ports of New Brunswick, reached
the sum of sereateen thousand fire hundred
barrels in the eight years ending with 1s4s !;
and It is stated that, but for the reckless de-
struction of the fish on their spawning beds
and at improper seasons of the yesr, but fer
the obstruction of mill dams, weirs, DC, pre-
venting the fish from gaining access to their
breeding grounds, this sum might be almost
indefinitely multiplied. To this amount, he
remarks, is to be added probably twice or
thrice the quantity consumed by the inhabi-
tants. either fresh or sailed, smoked or
picked, among whomit is large and gene:
raj material of aliment.
The writer adds:
40 the port of ST John alone the number OF fish
taken and shipped, mostly Ia Ice, to the cities OF
the United States, 10 annually computed at forty
thousand, which cannot be rated at less value
than eighty thousand dollars At the entrance OF
the Miramicbi river not less than four hundred
thousand pounds of fresh salmon have been put
up 10 cases Theoretically sealed tor export to tn
United Kingdom In a single year, and 10 all the
other rivers of the Province In proportion. In
the year 1s45 three thousand five hundred and
forty,fve ,isrces of picked salmon were exported
from New Fouudsnd. And, In Q word, the whole
value of the salmon fisheries of this small and
sparsey populated Province is estimated at several
hundred thousand pounds sterling annually. SO
much for the nations Il value of fisheries.
"Now, to prove how far this great source OF ma
tional wealth may be augmented by the fostering
care of judicial legislation will briefly state sta
tiscial facts, which are these: that in the river
Foge, In the north Of II Gland, by steady perse-
verance Ia proper system of protection the
amount of salmon taken was raised from on ave-
rage of fortythrea tons, annually, 10 ISIS to thai
of three hundred tons In 1912; while In the small
river of Newport, In the county of Mayo. In which
the salmon formerly unprotected BY law, and
consequently taken at ell periods of the year,
within three years AFTER the Introduction of Par
liamentary regulations, enforcing the protection
during the breeding season, the annual take was
Increased from half ton of fish to eight tons ct
salmon and three tons of white trout with Ger
tainty of still higher increase"
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G| FOR REET-A neat and desirable
- dwelling Church Hin, on 26th street. be.
twsen Clay and Leigh sire Sta In the occupancy
of Mr. futile. Rent $3.50 per year Possession given
lat MAY.
Apply TO j. KEEsEE,
je 9-dts 18th st., between ri ain and Cary.
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IN AND | 8 CASKS Jules Robin fine
l. " quality Cogpac Brandy. vintage 1885, for "a
By je9 VIM WALLACE & SON
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ZINE ERRY AND MADEIRA
l. WINE o d and OF superior quality and win tsgs
je9 VIM WALLACE 4 SON.
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GENTEEL STYLES We call at
~ tention to the manner in which our Good. are
gotten up. also the peculiar style of cur garments
and think the quality will recommend itself to all
who will appreciate good stock
GROSHONG TUPMAN,
ja9 nm Moin -
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f0 BBLS. Richardson's Family and No
nv Old Rye Whiskey, foe safe by
je9 WIN WALLACE SON.
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EXHIBITION AT BOWLING GREEN
The above Company win give Exhibition OF
Bowling Green on TUESDAY, J 1ne 10 h.
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III ERRINGS AND SHAD.-100 bbls
Ii Woods No. Gross HERRINGS. 100 bbls.
do. shad, landisg on the Dock. and for sale By
je JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.