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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12
N EW ST0 REL.

DLINN g. JENlSON have Just returned from
ID New York and Boston, and opening
an extensive and complete assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, ClOGhing,
Boots aud Shoes, Hardware, Crockry aud
Glass WGrG,.
selected with especial reference TO the wants of
Perysburg and Wood county, and offer the same
at lower prices than any other establishment in the
Maulnee Valley. They have bought these goods
for cash, andintend doing strict y READ Y7P.1 y
business, thereby enabling them TO sell at rates
low as toastonish those who have bought heretofore
either at Perrysburg or Toledo. sa
Call and examine, at the store lately occupied by
L. Graham, opposite the Baird House, Louisiana
Avenue, Perrysburs, Ohio q t9r lnov23
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

~ Wanted at tiis olice,a cirI from l5 70 20
years Of age. w!o has some krcwlcge cf English
grammar, to learn to SGT type After the fret YEAR
if smart, ahc can earn from So to So per week.
Also aeood American girl to do housework, viii
find a steady situation at good wages, here.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08
Marine Intelligence,
ARklVED.

ARRIVED.
July 3lschr. Catherine, Lester from Charleston TO
DeRosset Brown with salt "'-'''0D' "
Aqg Steamer Spray, Price, from smithvils, to A. H.
Aug ;;5,steamer Magnolia. stsdman from Fayetteville.
2;--H N steamer Spray, Price, from smithvills to
august ss:ee~sr Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fsyests
schr. Emily, CheesebrOush, from New York, to J. H.
sohr. Midget, Payne from Hyde County, to Master with
schr. Wave, Davis, from Hyde County, TO W. H. Nc
schr Caroline w.. Douglas, from Hyde County, to VIII
schr. Patroa, Gigo, from Washington, N. c., to VII
lard & Curtis; with corn.
schr Iowa, Bobbitt from Hyde County, to Master with
sohr. c. Manson. Rabon from shallote, to D. PigOtt
schr. A. DeRosset, Cooper, from New York, to A D.
Cazaux with mdze.
schr Eclipse, Jones, from Savannah, to Geo. HARRIS;
schr. J. H. Flanner, Thompson, from Philadelphia, to
sc6r. Ned, ZO, from New York; to Geo. Harriss; with
mdze.
schr j. H GhadbOurn, wainwright, from Boston, to J. H.
Chadbourn & Co.; in ballast.
b. Schr. Geo. Prescott. Henderson, from Boston, to
Peirce d dudley in ballast
Schr Pearl. Dexter from Jacksonville to J. H. Flanner
with naval stores.
Steamer Magnolia, sedman, from Fayetteville, to Lut-
4-steamer Spray, Price, from smthvie, to A. H. Van
schr. Patron, Neal from Hyde Co.. Master with oats
Schr Sam Bolton, Allen, from n York. to T. c. Worth;
Barque C. Truitt, from Key West, Fla, to Geo. Har
riss ballast.
Aug 4-Schr. Ann Maria, Brown, from Lockwoods Folly
to Willard Curtis with naval stores.
Steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville to A. McKinnon.
Aug 5.Schr Mary Isabella, Darlington, from Baltimore
to Russell & Bro; with mdze
Steamer Magnolia, Stedman from Fayetteville to Int
terloh Elliott.
gu M Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithville, to A.
H. VanBokkelen.
Aug 6-sehr Dolphin, Hill, from Hyde county, to John
A Stanly; with
III s. M: Steamer Spray, Price. from smithvlle to
H. VanBokkelen.
CLEARED.
July 3l-Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvle by A. H.
VanBokkelen.
Aug brig Lincoln Webb Perkins, for Boston, By J.
H. Chadbourne Co.; with lumber and naval stores
Schr. Burrous c., Stevens for Philadelphia by George
Ha1riss with naval stores.
Aug l--U S. Nj. Steamer Spray, Price for Smithville
by A. H. VanBokkelen.
2-;scbr D. B. Warner, Lynch for New York, by T. C.
Steamer Magnolia, Stedman, for Fayetteville by Lutter-
lob & Elliott.
Aug 2-steamer Spray, Price, for Smithville, by A. H.
4-steamer Magnolia, stedman for Fayetteville, by Lut
terloh & Elliott.
Aug. 5---Steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville by A.
McKiunon.
schr Ann Maria Brown, for Lockwoods Folly by Will
| lard Curtis with mLze
Aug; 5U S. M steame Spray, Price, for smithville,
| by A. H. VanBokkelen.
6Seamer Magnolia, Stedman, for Fayetteville by Lut-
| terloh & Elliott
Aug 6Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithville, by A. H.
VanBokkelen.
7-Schr E. s. James, Townsend for Philadelphia by Geo.
Schr. D. c. Hulse, Halleck, for New York, by A. D.
Cazauz with naval stores
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08
GnLDsBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE,.

GDLDSBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
WE find from the following communication placed in our
w hands, that the learned and excellent President of this
College has been compelled by disease surrender post
We also nomed by the authorities that the Institution
is going in competent hands until President can be So
cured The new Building is represented very fine:
" CHAPEL HILL, July g. 1856.
To the Board of Stockholders of the Gosboro F. CoAeqe
ENTLEMEN,-My health, which seriously impaired
by the excessive labor of session. has been failing during
the vacation have taken every be ready for the
opening of the session. but you been compelled open
without The prospect for the establishment health
so lad that see no chance of resumng post for
time to write therefore, requesting to be released
from obligation, and to resign place President of
the College. Very truly, M. GLOSS"
On the Both of JULY the following paper adopted by
the Board, and entered upon the minutes;
'The Stockholders Of the GoLDsBoRo' FEMALE COLLEGE
having received the resignation Of Dr. Morgan Gloss have
unanimously
ResOved, That they deeply regret the failure of health
which has compelled Dr. Gloss to resign the Presidency of
this Institution.
Resotred, That in his position President Dr. Gloss has
manifested great ability and industry filed his post in the
most satisfactory manner and shown himself worthy the
confidence reposed in him by patrons.
Resolved That the President Of the Board of
be directed to communicate these Resolutions to Dr. Gloss
and to have them publisher. VIM K LANE
President of the Stockholders u. F. College.
NoTE.-An the papers which advertise our College, are
requested to copy the above proceedings. W. l.
Aug 6, lS56.-2S4-lt-19-lt
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We learn that some transactions have taken place this
morning at 81 CENTS but cannot get the particulars.
RosVIn the Common article have little or no alter
alton to notice On Monday there considerable ANNA
ton in the market at highest quotation of week. ( 20)
NEAR .: bbs snSS r afss s St4 SS
No has been in moderate dennnd and in light stock
Sales of 700 bbls at 81 TO- SO, So p S. IS per bb
quality.
!AR-~No ccepts since our last and note fair
qury existing In the absence of sales quote nominay
at 81 30 per bbl, but parcel would bring higher figures
EMPTY BARRELSNothng of moment done in Spirits Tur-
pentne Barrels See table for quotations of both second
FLoURHas been brought in very sparngly for several
weeks past which has caused the supply market to be-
come exceedingly light and rates have advanced fully 80
IS We note sales for the week Of few parcels State
brands at So for Superfne and So per Dbl for family See
table for quotations of other grades.
$3.50 bushes which has somewhat rePenshed the market
6la cts per bushe and do private terms
60 OF 200 bushels just arrived, and sold at o. OAIsA
per hushel fair supply in store See table for of
PRovsloNshe receipts of NJ c. cured BACON have Teen
fair last review which has some duness
and several parcels hands Sale this week
only one lot at H cents per ID for hog round Quotations
ply and has downward tendency Few sales re-
port and quote nomnay II l2k she uders
sparingly and is in stock Sells readily at quotations
See .--PoRK- In Northern Mess we notice no
SALTA lot of 400 sacks Liverpool received coastwse and
sold at 81 Is per sack 80 days
III slaves, llmoer &C., tnere mas Deen little
nothing done, and quotations in table last sales
BALTIMORE Aug. 5.-Flour is rather heavy; sales at
81 25 81 81 Wheat is firm. Corn is lower; sales Of
white at go 81; yellow So 81.
NEW ORLEANS, August 4.-Ony so bales Of Gotten
sold to-day and prices nominaly the same. Mess
Pork commands $40 per Dbl India Baggng is worth 20
cents.
NEW YORK, August 5-Cotton is dull and 400 bale,
have changed hands Flour and Wheat firm previous
Corn has advanced to 66l per bushel. Rosn il
heavy No business transacted in Spirits of Turpenn
Rice. Freights firm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08
THE GNEAT RUSSIAN NEMEDY.

PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Every mother should have box in the house handy
in case o. accidents the children"
Ret!tinS's Russia SalVc.
1t is Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
commended by physicians 1t and speedy cure Tor
Burns, Piles, Bos Corn telons Chblans and Old Sores
Netle RASH Bunons, Sore Nipples recommended by
ses Whtows Sties Festers Flea Bites, Spider Stings
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
Nose Warts and Flesh ounds, valuable
have used it in the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years. In instance will this save do injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from
the pureSt materials from recipe brought from Russia-o
letters all classes cergymen, ycians. captains
and Others who have used it themselves and
mend to others. Reddng Russia Salye put large
tin boxes. stamped the with picture of horse
and disabled soldier which picture also engraved thu
wrapper PRICE, 25 Sold all the in
country may be ordered of any wholesale drug
gist. REDDlNG u co, ProprletorS.
Agent for Wilmington, N. C.-S. w. whitaker.
Feb. 26 l74&- 26-6.n
n PERrUa1ED KEArn.W lauy OF gentleman would
remain under the of dsagreeabe breath when by
ing the 'Bdt1p Of Thousand FOtcerS denrce would
but leave The teeth white abaste!
jec delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
single drop OF the Balm your toothbrush and wash
the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last
year,
ing ''Bdtn ofG Thousand FotyerS' Ii will
ptmteS. and eckes from the skim leaving it of soft and
roseate hue Wet towel pour two or three drops, and
. wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shaving brush in either
cold water pour two three drops of Balm ola
Thousand Flowers, rup the beard we'll and it will make
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the operation Of ha
wing Price only Fifty Cents. FETRIDGE Co.. proprie
tors Forsale in Wilmington, n. g.. by 5. w WH1TA.
KER, Agent.
Feb 18th, 1886 I4l-6m
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A Base Fraud Exposed.

short time since (says the Rochester Unon,) the
Republican journals published circular letter adj
dressed to postmasers in this State, and signed by
FERN NJ Brown, jr. The circular set forth that it
mad been decided. after a private consul alton of
the leading democrats of the Union, Immediately at.
ter the adjournment of the Cincinnati Convention
10 assess each postmaster in the country for the pu
pose OF securing the success ofthe democratic ticket
stating the amount required, &C., and closing with
the request that the of reliable leading
democrat in your town" be forwarded with view of
consulting him hereafter. The whole thing bore
upon Its face the evidence of fraud and absudty and
the trick was Immediately exposed by the Washing
ton Union. Notwithstanding this fact, the Republi-
can Journals have continued to give the circular
prominent place in their columns, accompanying il
with indignant comments upon this system of in
timdalion and corruption" &c. The following lei er
10 the editor of the Troy Budget, from Postmaster
Gent raj Campbell, will throw some light on Perrin
NJ Brown, jr," Of course the Republican journals
which have given currency to the fraud will never
aet the matter right before their readers
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
July r. 1856
DEAR SIR Your letter of the 10Th instan, has Just
been received, for which | am much indebted The
circular signed "Perrin NJ Brown addressed 10
the pos master of Lansingburgh, and forwarded by
Jou, is an Infamous fra1d There no person of that
name IN the city; but some individual assuming il,
engaged box in the post office here with view TO
aid him IN carrying Out his di 'honest purpose and
OUT lot Inc timely exposure which has been made OF It,
would doubt have succeeded 10 some extent at least
AS soon as the matter was brought 10 my knowledge,
gave instructions for his arrest but he has not since
ventured to call for his letters.
If any received. they will go to the dead letter
Office, and any money they may contain will be re-
turned TO the writers
am, respectfully, your obedient servant.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
The above presents one of the shrewdest frauds 10
RAISE money that we have lately Our opponents
| must be hard up for means to make Kansas free
S'ale,' 10 invent snug fraud 't to raise the
wind" What next shall we have by way of paying
| the interest upon California bonds z"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08

COMMERCIAL PROSPERITY OF NEW ORLEANS The
city OF New Orleans. commercial y, appears TO be
growing very rapidly. The dome site exports to for
egn and coaswise ports for the fiscal year just clos
ed, amounted to 81 1853 1885, which is an increase
over the year ending the 3Oth June, 1885, of twenty
SIX millions six hundred and eighty-fve hundred and
ten dollars. The in exports foreign coun
tries for the year reaches the extraordinary sum of
$24S594l1, or within few hundred dollars of
twenty-five mill ons of dollars and increase
the great year of 1853 Of $l2, 749,339. The domes
tic exports from New Orleans Exceed those of New
York for the period of time They are given
as follows New Orleans, $50, 547 963; New York,
S75,O26,244; or over five millions greater from New
Orleans than from New York. This does not look
Ike New Orleans is losing her commercial prosperity
in consequence of railroads the South and West
diveIting trade to other Atlantic ports.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08
Important from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, August 2.-The Picayune has ad-
vices from Monterey, (Mexico,) to the 18th ult.,
from which we learn that trouble has arisen between
Commonfort, the new President, and Vidaurri, gov
Of Nuevo Leon 1t appears that the former de-
handed of The governor obedience to his commands,
which the latter refused aud rdicued his authority
1t was believed Commonfor would attempt to enforce
hended
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ONDERFUL. But TRUE.

few days since, Mr. Jas H. Beadle, of Huntsville, Ala
bam called US and permission to publish for the
benefit of suffering humanity, the astonishing which
had been effected in he of his wife by the of DR.
Hances Epieptc Pills He informed us, that at the time
his wife commenced using the medicine, her system
entirely prosaed by the number of pasms she had under
gone reduce her weight to loo lbs Since she has been
taking the pills. she has entirely got over the spams and
least POO bs and declares she is better enjoyment of
health than ever before in her life Mr. Beadle also related
the of Mr Harrison Lghfoo of the town, who
has been entirely cured of the worst form of Epilepsy
these pills Mr. Lighfoots so bad that he
passed week without having attack often falling
down in the He has not had attack for than
year Mr. Beade thinks that the pills fail in cur
part of the in taking them he feels assured from
observation the of his wife, that they taken
for sufficient length of time they will any Sent
any part the country by mail the receipt Of remit
ddress SETH HANCE, l80 Baltimore street, Bal
tmore, Md. Price one box So; two, So twelve, s24.
9TH. IS56-lU-dNw
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NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DETERMINED ON
closing their business in this place. the first of next
October, offer for sale their entire stock of Groceries 10
low for cash All orders for goods be accompanied
with the otherwise they will attention
The STORE-HOUSE they occupy is for lease for
Crm Of three years from the first of October, 1856
quested forward and mako payment without deav
and all having claims them will present The
same for payment. HEYER & VoNG ISAHN
August 2nd 1856 23Itf-da.tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08

CHICAGO, August 4.-Advices from Leavenworth
to the 3Oh ult, state that Gen Lane Co., had not
entered the territory and that Gen. smith threat
ems to enforce martial law if they do. The Terri
torial authorities have commenced to levy taxes,
which both parties refuse to pay, and troubles are
apprehended
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08

NoTE. River Lumber Tar and Turp milne, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
Tupntne about LOG Is per bband naval stores
when brought railroad about the same are in
curred-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-h is made the price of yellow dip,
cordiug to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08
Yellow Fever.

New YORK, August 2-Dunng the season there
have been eighty of yellow fever at quarantine
and eight deaths There is fever in the city.
SHoT.-A free negro named Jordan Pettifoot, OF
this town shot on Wednesday last by some un
known person and died Yesterday morning.
man has been arrested on suspicion of having
committed the deed, and has given bail to answer the
the chaIge.-Fay Carolian End
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TN ADDITION TO MY FORMER STOCK I HAVE
purch .sed the entire stock of FOREIGN and DOMES-
TIC LIQUORS and WINES, of the late firm of Jones &
Foyles which enables to offer to the public the largest
and finest assortment in that line to be found in Whining.
ton.
Also general assortment of Family Groceries ALWAYS on
hand, for sale low at No. 4S Market Street. Wilmington
Aug. 2, 1856. THOS C. CRHFT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08

NIGHT SCENE IN YOU'VE LADY's ED-CHAMBER.-
Last Tuesday night, which will be remembered as
one of the warmest of the season, young lady at
the West End" excessively frightened al i'tile
circumstance which irdnspEed about the hour OF mid
night. The young la y, whose beauty is only equal
led by her modesy, and whose "eye's dark charm
has caused more Than waistcoa palpitale, had
retired her chamber, where, after aging aside the
greater portion of her wearing apparel she commit
ted herself to the tender embrace OF Morpheus
soothing influences aided by the cooling breath
OF Zephyr who came in at the open window and
famed her cheeks with his featbery wings. Ia a
word, she was snoozing fnelY-or, 10 use the Ian
guage of mndern bard
&c Sleep on her velvet eyeds lightly pressed
And dreamy sights upheaved her snowy breast.
While starbeams thro' her window softly creeping,
Stole her couch and trembling there stood peepng,
Ii was, we said, about m dnIght when the young
lady reused from her delicious slumber by hear
ing noise at the window. Half uncIosng her eyes,
she was startled by the sight of corpuent form ap-
parently struggi g to gam Emission to her cham
Der through the open window. IL struck her at once
that the intruder had been caught by the rear of his
uEmentIonabes, by nail or other sharp instru
ment, as he seemed TO be struggling with a stern
determination TO enter Her first thought was 10
faint-her second, to give the fellow push-her
third to jump out of the window soon as he Jump
ed ln-her fourth. 10 scream, which was Immediate
y carried into effect The whistle of the locomo
tive on the Iron Muntain roai, when il gave lis irsi
snort on the 4h Of July, was but whisper to the
SCREAMS Of the young girl The hole house. and
half the neighboFhood, were awakened by the cutlery
The old folks, three fem lie servenrs, and two big
brothers rushed to the rescue, and broomslicks mop
handles and bootacks flashed in the gasIight, as The
household entered the chamber of the frightened
beauty An examination of the figure in the window
dispelled the fears of all and changed the scrcam
OF the young LAZY into shouts of laughter. The ina
ginary " fat man. only her own darling hooped
skirt which she had hung hook the wlndo v
ard whch the wind had inflated and SET in notloI
There was no more sleeping in the house that night
ST. Louis Hsratd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 9TH, 1856

Produce continues to in quite sparngly owing to
the low stage the water and business has ruled
ceedngly dull throughout the week. with limited
tcns Below will be found accurate review have
been able to obtain:
TURpENr1NE-Since Thursday last the market has ruled
firm with active enquiry dstler and parcels have
generally been taken arrival at 81 IS for virgin So so
for yellow Dip and 81 80 for hard per $50 lbs The receipts
have been light and the sales for the week ended this
ing foot up only 2 % bbls. at above prices
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--The market has been unsettled
since last review aud prices have been ucuating
ing Wednesday 36t per gallon The weeks sales
rook O
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MA1<RAED.

In Duplin county, the 3st ult, the Rev James M
Sprunt ATLAS ]. GRADY, Esq, of this town, to Miss
TEMPERANCE W., daughter Of the late Maj George E.
Houston.
In this County, the residence of DR.. VIM. FL. Moore
the 30th ult., by John 7. Moore, Esq, Mr. THOMAS
DANIEL to Miss NANCY PICKETT, all of this county.
On tho Bird inst. of Typhoid Fever, ESTELLA daugh-
of B. B. AMI Caroline Brown; aged years and ii
months.
So amabe, gentle and ke she in all her deport
win the love of all who her. Her impress
son from the first Of her Illness seemed to be that she should
die She spoke of death to her mother He trunk
packed ready 60 to the North but suddenly she is LAID
upon bed of Sickness and then in the cold embrace of
death and it is mournful duty to lay her in the
grave. Surely all flesh is grass and the glory of
the flower of grass"
Wien blooming youth is snatched away,
By deaths resistlesS hand
Our hearts the mournful duty pay,
Which pity must demand
In Bladen County, the 18th July, BEN. DICKENS.
aged year and days; and the 3rd inst, ANN COD
lNGTON, aged years and7 months, children of James
and Eliza Robson.
In this Town, this morning, at o'clock, MARY L.,
youngest daughter of Geo. w and Caroline Y. Copes aged
wears and months.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08

STEAM Saw MILL BURNr-On Thursday night of
last week, the steam mill of Mr. J. L. Kitchen,
about nine miles from this place accidentally caught
FIRE, and was partially consumed, together with
large quantity Of lumber Loss estimated at about
$4,000. The fire originated in pile of slabs. Mr..
Kitchen expects to get his mill in order again for
work in four or FIVE weeks.-TGrborO Southerner.
COLUMBIA, July Sat the recent election in
his district Hon. Preston S. Brooks received 7. 900
votes Six hundred dollars were collected for trans
mission to Mr.. Brooks for the payment of the fine
imposed upon him by the criminals court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. The governor of South Carolina
sent forward the certificates of the election OF Messrs
il large.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08
WILMINGFON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

- IL snoua De quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS high
er rates have TO be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-08

LIAVING SOLD THE ENTIRE STOCK OF LIQUORS
II and Wines, Of the late firm of Jones Foyeg to Tbos
c. Craft Esq have still hand and will sell at cost for
cash, fine lot Of SEGARS, TOBACCO, TEA. other
articles in the Grocery lne too tedious to mention
would also those having on the Books of
said late Firm that promises will pay notes. and
If they do not call within very few days settle up
shall place them in different position The business Of the
Fern must be etHed Persons having against the
said Firm OF Jones FoyleS the Subscriber will please
present them. D. M FOYLES
Aug. l, 1856 -28O.tf