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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED,
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 20. 1855

ARRIVED,
Schr American Clipper, -, James River, wheat.
Schr William 5. Triplett, Pritchard, James River,
wheG'.
Scar Thos. Conner, Cru mp, Jamc, River, wood.
Schr Ocean Wave, Frank, Baltimore, lumber.
Schr Alabama, CIothy, Pedro Keys, guano.
Schr Lewis Chester, umners, Wilmington, n. C.,
lumber.
SAILED,
Schr Leader, Aud, down the river, light.
Schr Harrison Pric". Johnson. down the rive.
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MnI,NT III All

Bosroy, Nov. ls.-The bills of the Mount Vernon
Bank, Providence, are selling here at fifty cents on
the dollar.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
SOMETHING PRACTICAL.

obiL lI1lNN
The "Cumtni;tes of Correspondence ana ih'"A'
ton have kindly solicited oar a'e"u"".u " Vs.,
Southern Commercial! Conven'ion' VIII" u
IN Savannah the Sth Of December """ w. ="
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the courtesy, we must take the II
berty to offer n practical suggestion 10 tue 'ons'ue'"'
,;,r If the gentlemen who will represent the interests
of tbs South in this Savannah Convention.
Col. Dudley Mann, a gentleman of this State, VINO
!. perhaps more conversant with commercial matters
than any other individual in the Union, proposes the
establishment ola line ofsteamers between some soa'h'
ern port and the waters of Great Britain. The scheme
Is captivating in conception, and is wanting IN no cir
cums,ance essential to success. On the contrary Coi'
Mann is satisfied of it's practicability; and he IS not a
person to embark in a foolish or hazardous venture
We know something of his means and connexions
and We do not hesitate to commend his enterprise
to the confidence and support of the South.
1t il necessary above all things that the South
should relieve itself Of it's commercial dependence
upon the North; for while it submits to this vassalsge
it is idle to talk about the development Of its re-
sources. All are agreed that the frat step in the pro-
gress of freedom and independence, is to open
direct commercial relations with Europe. For
his necessary advance, the present period ls
peculiarly propitious; since the completion Of
so many Of our lines of internal Improvement,
h.s brought the remote West in easy communication
with the cities of the Atlantic coast. Plenty Of pro-
duce will offer itself for the markets of the world,
the moment that we c~onsummate some arrangement
for it's expectation. The spirit of the South is eager
to assert the independence of our commerce but II
there were no such public interest, our agriculture
would not willingly submit: to the e1actions OF North
ern factors, if any opportunity of escape from the
burden were offered to its acceptance.
Col. Mann comes forward at the most ausplcious
moment, with a scheme for the emancipation OF the
agriculture of the South from its dependence on the
capital Of the North. He offers every guarantee OF
success, and asks nothing but the generous co-opera'
ton Of the people of the South. Will not the Con-
ventiou in Savannah give him its sanction and sup
portl Or will it repeat the folly Of other years, and
expend itself 10 idle defamation over impossible en-
tsrprisesl In the name Of common sense let US have
something to the points something less colossal IN
the conception but more practical in the purpose than
a Pacific Rail Road or the navigation OF the Amazon.
"
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD. Nov. l9.-The official vote of this
State for President stands, Fremont 42,7l5; Buchan-
an 81 99OSFlllnore 1918.
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71lHE MUSTANG IMMINENT CURES RHE,

n MATlSM. The Mustang I.inimen. cures sun J'"
The Mustang L:n.ment cures burns ana wounds
The Mustang Liniment cures sores and ulcers. Az,
The Mustang Lin!ncnt cures caked breasn ~
nipples. The Mustang Liniment cures n:uraIfA'
The Mustang Imminent cures corns and "a'~
The Mustang l.iniment 10 worth
1000, 900 DOLLARS Per aSSrs ~ u,
iu.bie horses DISC. and cattle. It cure. al .pr,ia', s.ld'' ~'"'''
slit! joints, &c. 80, ,.r O
Win you answer this question: Did you eve, ,s.,o o.
any ordinary sore. swelling, sprain, or st'hes', 81. ~ nc
man or beast, which the Mustang L.n!ment Won ;,
cure1 Did you ever visit any respectable drGsss.io A,
part of the world-in Europe, Asia, or ATienesIT So!
not say Iii was ,hr s!cste.t discovery OF .ie 'se
-SOlos' 10Th and asin ~.
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LATEST By TELEGR.pu
TsIeErnphcd for the Richmond Rno,,r,r,
T FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE,
HALIFAX, Nov. 20.-The steamship N;.,.r. .
Liverpool, with dates to November 9Th, has srrivSs
LIVERPOOL, Nov. S.-Cotton has declined ons',;s
teenth to one.eiehth. The sales of the week .mon..
to 29, 900 bales. OF which spectators took 2.3OO s~
importers 200 bales, at the following prices: Oris.,,
fair ! !, Orleans middiingGs; Uplands fair II. CpI,us'
m;ddlmg 81. The Manchester markets are duTI
buyers demand a reduction. The Brokers cjrr"t.-
quote. bread.tuffs dull; wheat inactive ut a decy;us'
ID. Flour is quiet and dull; the lower grad. rad
easier. Corn is unchanged. Sales of red wbss, W
soils for money 92i to 92s. w.
LAlESI.-LlyERPooL, Saturday afternoon "
S-Common qualities of cotton bear a be,,er NOV.
bat generally The market is unchanged. Tn .eslDe;
the last three days amount to 5000 BAL, eso Of
stutf- are qni-t. Dread
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR MART1E.-Hou.
Joshua L. Martin, AL 81 Governor Of Alabama, died
at bis residence in Tuscaloosa, on the I'd instant.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF AR
KANSAS.-The Legislature Of Arkansas met on the
4h inst, and received the annual message Of Gov.
ernor Conway. 1t is devoted entirely to State affairs.
The State finances are in good condition.. A balance
of 1924, l95, in gold and silver, remains in the tressu-
ry. The Governor reports the State as rapidly grow
ing in population and wealth. In 1882 The assess
mrpt OF taxable property amounted.to 81, 900 ,OSO;
that of 1896 is 70,75S,045-showins al increase in
four years OF S27, S59, 96i, or nearly seventy per cent,
and he anticipates that, with prudence. skill and
economy, the State will BE- able, by the time the
bonds given by her fall due, to pay them in full, with
out oppressive taxation.
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STEAMER POCAHONTas.

FUR BAL NVNH' -
UTRECHT received to-day, FRIDAY .S'A-6s<
uu 10 the hour of . o'clock, 7. M~p
consisnecs arc requested 10 send down for their E""'
to-day. =, ,ey
copsirnees saturday afternoon. Or ,aeis shipments W.
consigned To- order. ,.rsOS.
Eov 2l-2. LCDLaa q ""i'
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.MAKING THE BREACH WIDER"

Our readers cannot have forgotten that the seat Of
Hon. james C. Allen, Of Illinois, was contested du.
ring the last session OF Congress by Mr.. Archer, black
republican. The case was before the Committee on
Elections Of the House Of. Representatives for several
months; aud Just before the adjournment of Congress-
the seat was declared vacant, and the whole question
| referred back to the people Of the 9TH district Of ILL
nois for their adjudication. Mr.. Archer, the con,es.
tant, affected to be delighted with this result, declar-
ing, before he lief, Washington, that be would make
the breach wider at the November election. Well,
the November election has taken place, and we find
that Mr.. Allen has been triumphautly sustained by
his constituents. His majority over Mr.. Archer is
about three thousand voes! This is making 1.-THE
breach wider" with a Wash. Union.
- 60
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTlON.-Buohan
ans majority in ten counties in Texas is l,2l3.-
His msjori,y in Louisiana will, it is said, range
from 5000 TO $500. Fremont's otioisl majority in
Vermont over Buchanan, Fillmore and scattering, is
2s,76S. Fillmore only received 546 votes in tho whoIs
State, aud Buchanan lO,577, against 39,e63 for Ere
mon, aud IS scattering.
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0rvIcr.L, VOTE OF VIRGINIA.
1856.

Below we give the official vote OF Virginia % ia'
as the returns have besn received at Tue ONCE Oh L
Secretary of the Commonwealth:
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NEGRO CLOTHING, BLANKETS, CARPE7'
TO FARMERS.

EXTRA STRONG SHOES.
WYE tGvc in store, OF our own make, q rery-
w superior saoe, made out OF the very estD~.
leather, and very heavy sol,s. They have been y
nounced by good judges 10 be about the best Shoes y
field hands they have ever seen Also, mems srpen,,,
heavy pcgsed and nailed Broyans, of,he very best aSa''
We invite al! in wunt OF good shoes for ,er'an,. 70 e
a call. PUTSEY & WATT
Nov q
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DEATH OF JUDGE HOPKINSON.
Bosroy, Nov. lS.-Thomas Hopkinson, formerly
Judge of the Common Pleas Court, and during the
last eight years President of the Boston and Worces-
ter Raj Road Company, died last night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-21

TSERIous FIRE.-The Winchester Firginian states
that on Friday night last the barn Of Mr.. Philip
Berlin, OH the turnpik e two miles west of Berryville.
Va. Was destroyed by fire, with nine horses five
hundred bushels of wheat and twenty five bushels Of
corn. The aggregate loss is over S2,UO0.
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3lDlNG O'ER COATS.-Iicavy Pilot Over Co,I
ma 'n"dc win very long skirts and pnrii llarly sut,t
10 those who ride on horseback, in store and Tor sale by
Nov ~ KEEN ia. OWN g. c ri.
G0ASTS, PANTS, PASTS-we have much Ii
largest st0cA Of heavy Ribbed: and black Do-skit
and Fancy CHssnmer- Pants We have ever had, and feel ca:
tient thht III the assortment purchasers may suit the-
selves As regard. guilty, styles and prices. Call ana RI
anime our stock and prices, before purchasing.
nov II KEEN, BALDWIN d co.
NEGRO CLOTHING, BLANKETS, CARPET
lEtiS. &c
UALESTINE & o have lately received an addi,!or,
supply Of coarse woolens tor farm hnnds and !nof
ers, bought very cheap with money. aud are offered ~
small advance. for cash. They consist in part, of
Srauntou PULLED CIo'hs and Satne;s
Bed and Servants Blankets. all prices
Cnrpcting., Rugs and Felt Cloths
French, English and American Ca imeres
Flannels, Mcriros. Mousclires and de Basc
Ladies and Gcn,lclncr's Shnwls, all styles
A large assortment o: Chicocs, DJmcs,ics, Hoissrr, I'm
b~roiderics, Lace. &c, s.
Al :O-Fcr evening dresses, White and Col0rsd Ia.
broicercd SIX TulIe Robes. Dotted and Figured Sa"
Muslin,. Colorcd md White Tarla,ons, &c, &c.
VALENTIEE & son,
Corner Broad, 9th and Capitol Street,,
Nov u Valentines equ.t
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~LADIES' LEYEE.-The Ladies of the Grace
Monument Hotel, fronting OH Capitol Square, THIS
EVENING, November 2lst The proceeds are 10 be
applied TO the erection Of stone steps 10 thar Church.
Entrance and Supper so cts.
Smith 5 Band will be present to cniren the enter.
taininent. Nov al-lt
~JOHN M~ITCuELL.-A young man OF the
v above name, r painter by trndc, was accidental
~ shot in this place On the 3!st OF October, OF which wound
he died; he said his relations lived in Virginia. Should
this notice meet the eye OF any OF mis- relations or friends,
giving them the particulars OF the unfortunate cTcuin'
stances. Dir. NJ. boarded with Inc while i'll this place:
Nov Gilt J l.. Martin, Burksvile, ny.
E1ENDERS, COAL HODS, &c.-The subscribers
u offer for sale,a large assortment OF the ABOVE = ! Ie'es
also shovel and Tougs, brass and polished 'eel' hnuNoh''
orsss, bronze and Japsred Cinder Shoyc!. exc, ~
Nov2i
a NYILo. VICES, BELLOWS. &c,-Just to hand,
a q GOOD assortment, Of Fosters. "ilSinsohs ana Ar
n,i,,oe Mou,e Hole Anvil-; kotcIksy and ee!id.box
V;ces. Smiths, bellows. 20 10 Be inches. Also. a general
..o-.n., nj bIacksruhs' Tools, consisting OF Hammers,
To-. gu,;re.,es, &C., for sale by
Nov2 EFeatlHreet.
~TSs. RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c.-On hand and
for Ole a, greatly reduced prices, Guns. double and
- i. h,rreI. assorted qualities and bores; Rifles. of Penn.
.~ixan;n ,n,nutacture; Pistols and Revolvers; also, q com.
Ice assortment of Gun Materials
pe'' SMITH, RHODES & CO.,
Soy2l % Pearl street
PUBLIC SALE.
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OFF FOR THE FAR WEsr.-A few days since
about thirty colored persons arrived in Wash.
ington city from Virginia. They were emsrci-
pated by Charles b. Howard, Esq" of Orange
county, Va, each provided with Sl25 in money and
placed under the care Of a gentleman who accoinpa-
MED them to secure for them permanent and comior-
table homes in the far West. They left for their new
homes after an hours sojourn in Washington.
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CITY AND STATE NE VS..

LADIES LEvEE.-We call attention to the adver-
tiseme+,t of the Ladies' Levee, at the Monument
House to night. The object is a worthy one, and we
have no doubt the entertainment provided will prove
highly acceptable to all who shall attend. The at.
traction of Smiths Band, alone, ought to fill the
rooms.
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ALEXANDRIA CIRculr CouRT.-TheG Gazette Of the
10Th says: yesterday civil business occupied the
time of the session. In the case of Major g.: Ioch.
man vs.. the Washington and Alexandria Rail Road
Company. for q perpetual injunction restraining SAID
company from running the cars over the track laid
on the premises of Summer Hill Farm, the Court or.
dered Il survey of the route and' the turnpike road
through which the rail road has been laid"
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Clubs OF one hundred and fits, leo {
No subscription tor less than one wear will be II
ceiTed. and no order attended 10 unIes. AZ ,npop;eo Wi,
the cnsa. Address WM. NJ. SWAIN &'CO,
Publishers OF the Dollar Ecwspspor.
:. w. Corner Third ard Ches,nu, cts, pills.
Nov 2i-wlt
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kASAwHA CouSTY.-Adam Owens, whom We
mentioned two weeks ago az having been sentenced
to confinement in the county Jail for twon months, has
been pardoned out by Gov. Wise.
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THE BLrE..-The Richmond Light Infantry Blue.
contemplate g visit 10 Charleston, S. G., during the
winter. Quarter Master Dodamead has been in.
to ascertain the probable expense Of the trip.
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE Hs,rE.
AND BALLARD HOUSE.

hUNNDAf, JrNE 3OrH, lhs6
Carpenter, W Fulcher. c Biting Hanox.r- u .,,,
Jones Bragg w Wilson, Pr,ehana p.,.-.1
Soeke Mrs Cooke, Miss Cooke Miss Co., -
prS corbin, corbin, Dr. Butler T H.rSisa 81
nhe Baldwin, Brady, Folet " NJ Rr.nsh .n
s.nSsusn ssT ~ " Tenn; psndletOn SPINDLE Glory q
TTnSsi kddiek Riddek, Morris Va A r al
IL % "a S,nns n Norfolk III p Iones Charoesvfe Meern
"kht' Oeorge, X W Martin, OF n
.sy az Bullock, Bisby and son, Garsnd Dr. NJ
S Ahderson Louisa Armstead, Hampton r T D1IsrS
& Shsss and lady, c Petiyiohn, NC O shan
r rort'noeth Toery Providence: Aeoek cnlrSa
rmberlAke Va Central r. g Pae. n n p xSSiDeper
W : kSkridge, Perry, '' fe''S CO. AA
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GIIsIts' GALLERY
f0R PATENT
A1IBR0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

'HE SCCRlBER having htted up in elegant
~ al y a. ISrnnan Hail. nG- prepared = wait on the pub
The Amhroiye hg between two plates Of
mn Polished gss ibV which secures rlds
imiresslOE) OF
Acd e variations OF climate VOYAGES and Is the
Only nh OF picture that viii They
e taken from The size Of full life to the smallest miniature
quarter the
eau o syn Ia any light engraving hence very
Tor Fins iockets and large Frames a. Cases
The extreme popularity Of the Abrotypes
mpos ton CouE.erfets gass black varn
tr often sold Tor Arbroiypes Non without the
en- stamp The public invited At
ue AnskbrrPE GALAXY, CosiSIAS Hall Main
anu iuu p. T. GIBBS.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.


" Every mother should A box A.. 49,.
OF accidents 70 the children" - ~ --uS IN case
RKDDrSG's RrssrA sALvE
Hs Boston remedy OF thirty years STANDING .,a 4.
R ~ pnyse,anS I sure and speedy for Burns P@s
Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Ne,iIr Rssh 'or
nppe recommended by whitIows SIZE. V.S,.
sPaer stings frolen Limbs, Rheuu scurvx sa
LPs sore Nose, Warts and Riesh Wounds. IL is me-,
remedy and cure, which testified 10 bv o1sas
usI iln The city Of Boston vicinity for he a., ,,,
~ no instance VIII this salved Injury or n,.rers
PyseAs prescriptions II is
ron reespe brought from Russaof articles gro~t,. ~ ~
the proprietors have letters all classes
ssA captains nurs-s, and Others have used II
aud recommend Reddluris Rns.i. ST.
putin arge TN boxes, stamped Uth prtr- - h
solder which picture engraved on ~ rsn
per. rACk - Ckxrs Box. AZ
n.y. or may be ordered Of any Wholesale drngEi-t " H
pr,,x,-,-- n,.. kkDDINGs CO., Pro Jrietors
fe1q-6m. '-' Hsenis' and AL DFuggsts
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CARHIAGEsl CARRIAGEsii oI1E
SFEyy5SSs sIs RrASes tNsesIPI q NE IRsE2cEIXEp -

SEyEN PIANOS JUST RECEIVED <vS44
- AND flNh EAPECTED BY NEXT ARRIVAL
~ sJ sfotsuhr CoRSsR % BiSE srnrTr, PrTKrs-
bthG VIM success IN selling tNtiS
Upwards of hcn hundred attributable
irst We select from knoEn reliable Factoes 2nd We Inv,
rAhy pay cash for them "a We keep from
srg AZ asofimen perhaps. be almost anV o
Nofthern establish ments fth. We sell
s persons ordering from, and leaving selection 70 u.s. We
Psgr supefioI lnirunent' snd IN ai cases full satisfaction
Wnce doubts are ielt The try hr.
paynF for w. Our insiruments are r
oe ot en and asa All who desire 70 purchase reliable Pianos
b'e u AWN y p NASH
jeiO pS,,sy po,.s gsa,"S
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-. y. n. WILLIAMS

NENERAL AGENT for Receiving
~ Tobacco, Goods, &C, ke. No ShocKoK
oes leave TO return his sincere thanks his friends public
Tor the liberal during
connections With Messs Booker Watkins, Of city, re-
octs In
Ing on the theatre Of business alone do with
ny business Qualifications that the interest Of eonssnee win
~ Liberal cash advances Of produce In
f'NNNeN ''
sTss. To; Me-'rs Lewis Webb son. wadsorth Turner Co.
and John Booker Esq Richmond John NJ Oiey ED
paoney g Messrs Peters, Spence Co.,
Lynchbuvg. Ia f.oe
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TIE MTSIC sTnRE.

- - THE Music STORE.
ID W. TAYLOR would rrunind he friends and
~ puhtb generally that hts Gov
srn9T ,irest vhsre may Be found PIANO FORrEs YRBN
aseLODkONs, GUITARS, NiOLiNs, FLUTEs, andV v
AyVOkDhON Of the best quality and prizes lie s
& nt IN ts city for The sale q the celebrated Clara,
oe Shch ere not surpassed by other equae
bot ~ fev. Aso, Gale A Cos superior Pianos
~ Gutsr and Violin STRINGS Of ne ma au,iHv
ne has TIE largest stock Of MUSIC be
constantly receTur ne latest publications uhieh viii s =,
where. ~ - - -
- Planes tuned. Repaired nj ict on hire.
~ Old Pianos taken u part pay fof new ones
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pssenge pocednr London and Havre
ofher route, for the sf time and
TON AxDn
nrsi Cabin Main Saloon tise Pint Saloon
Second do eco. ''' '',~'
All ers and nevspapers through Once
sailing - - ~ .-' "
An .xperienoed sarseon s attached to each ship.
For heghi OF passage, apply 10 c. H. SAND,
IL South william 81, Nvw York
Q. A. HEINEKES Co. Bremen,
CROSKeY q co, south hanpsop
H.x,
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RICHMOND. TUESDAY MORNING. JULY l. 1856
ANDREW WINDS

AkERTcAH CANADIAN. EUROPxAS d RksT INDIES
ADvERTIsING 4 sUBsCHIPTI0N OFFICE.
NO. iss Ha--sa Ssrssf nest door 10 &asrpa Brak,
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HOTELS, &c.
HEGEIA HOTEL.
OIn parNr svnu.n.-

tNhs CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE lately become III.
the public. NfN- ''' se 'eSeP'on OF
Mny and decided improvements made such A. will
AesAnee The comfort OF Visitors Iadir. have
eaLei Tor IN The bar department
WIN The best private tables. Injuries OF the all "a
yer s be every day and bounufuy provided And th- .h
ment kept Ia All things, just s should BE-
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NOTICE.
ME undersgned formed o. .r.h,r a.
Quoting a Grocery and Commission business - " VS.
have Ma .,-...
recently occupied by j. NJ Garland ESQ., and viii Ieep
generA assortment OF Family Groceres Wines uluor kc
and WI give their personal attention produce en-,
'us.u ,1 70 eheif care r. NJ BURTON,
10y 4. G. GREENHOw.
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GH0UND PLAsrEH.-we keep constantly hand
Ground front the
best Windsor Lump Plaster enables
thA be had All orders if once Cary prompt
~ executed TALIAPERRO a BRO
~ supplied their bags at reduction
I'm Iirrad dl.~onu for. t.oT
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE.
HAS. q. HUNT a. ~ h.v.
- heeie themselves under the hm OF HUNT BRO Cor con-
actng general Commission Business,
Harvey Wood Col f''N'~' VI ''eSs's
ect eongnmenis ofTobaeeO Wheat Fiour Corn and all
slgnnehts and quick returns. 49,
NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
VIE underlined have united under lie arm ana
style OF MCDONALD, SP0rTS HARVEY for III. purto.- -,
Sondae,ng IN city the above business branchss Tv
the large warehouse No % Pearl south Of Cary
eeenty occupied by Hunt and HArysy have
In Few days extensive assortment OF ocsT 10 vh
invite the attention OF their the nubIe
experienced members Of the give their attention 10
goods. ~ ''-s anu 0--Euihs OF
The usual advances made consignment PROM ony .,p
rience In the dnerent our busnr. aud x
'onA attention. We hope merit portion public patronage
JOHN C. MCDONALD
JAMES Q. sPOrTs,
a., JOHN D. HARVEY,
Jai JOHN O.
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prom ne Boston saturday Evening eaI.sse.i

~ 1nED bkkATH--WhAtl lady or gentleman
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NEW YORK, BREMEN a sOUrHAMPro
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MERlLLO Iron PIPE WORKS.
merrill & JAQUES.
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I4z Cenfre street, New York,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WROUGHT IRON
1v4 Pipes rting Tools aDi description appar.iu,
connected with Steam, Water Gas
factories and Halls.
Asovalves, Cocks, Pumps Guages, Boiler Yue.
made o order.
Our Cutting entirely our own Patent
warranted 10 do double the work OF Invention
Orders solicited from aec,ons the country promptly
tended Ia1i-Iy-lPl