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Educational.
YOUNG MEN OF WASHINGTON.
Free Lectures evsry Monday night. for four
tcee@s, commencing October 20fh,
A ~ H T. II LION AcA ID 4 Al "

AT THE UNION CADEMY.
such Young Men Of this iiy as wish to obtain
athoron2h and practical knowledge Of Surveying,
Civil Engineering, Book Keeping, and Of such
branches as will At them for successful business
EVENING SCHOOL,. at the union Academy
oc le RICHARDS, Principal
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
SCHOOL, FOR BOYS,
Moxnt Joy, Lancasfe, county, Pennsylvania.
rurE. Is. y; MOORE, A N Principal.
l. mence on Tuesday, the ath CT November
Ierms $75 per session, Of S months, including
board, washing, tuition, &c.
Circulars containing particulars may be had on
application to the Principal. oc l4-1mx
A CARD.
M Ky. FRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL
w Music, No. so5 + street, between 9th and
ioth streets References: Mr.. r. Davis, and Mr.
nnoos, Music stores. sc IL 3m
MRS. q. n. sMITH,
420 u street north, bettcsen 6tA and TIA
{ESs LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
- OF Washington, Georgetown and vicinity
that she Is prepared TO give inst ucton In classes
ana private lessons, In the art of MAKING WAX
FLOWERS and VASES Also, WaxFruit and
Ornamental Leather work
Ladies wishing to avail themselves Of this op-
P.lshment will please call as early possible, as
MIS- 3 does not contemplate remaining long In
the city.
wax Flowers In Glasses, per term Of l2 les.
sons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wax Fruit in Glasses, per term of " Lessons. S5
Learner w ork In Glasses, per term Of lessons 50
Private Lessons 81 each-Vases $40.
boquets and Vases, Wreaths, Single Flowers,
DC for sale, or made to order. Gu 90 6m
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HIt has been truthfully said by sstirist
th at if some men could come out Of their graves
and read the inscriptions on their tom ostones,
they would think they had got into the wrong
graves
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CHANGE OF HOURS

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, TIE 3Oth Of
~ June, the Steamer GEORGE >
PAGE win run at the following kEEzaA<
hours:
Leave Alexandria at ~, g, 10, II, az, az, and
64 O'Clock.
Leave Washington 6, 9, IL, IL, 3x, Sx, and
O'Clock.
te 29-tf ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain.
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GEORGE w. HINTON HEREBY RE-
~ turns his thanks to his old and steadfast a
customers and the public generally for the
increasing patronage bestowed upon him M
at his EMPORIUM OF FASHION, on III
Pennsylvania avsnue, between 9th and Y streets,
and next door east Of Frank Taylor's Bookstore,
where may be found a large assortment Of rich, 4,
tasteful and valuable Goods, French, English
Italian, Chinese, and American Of al kinds for
gentlemen's wearing apparel. said goods will be
cut and made up In the most tas efui, fashionable
and durable style, agreeably to orders ard at the
shortest Eotice, and upon the most reasonable
terms. Please call and examine the richness and
style OF the goods and the faithful and durable
manner In which they are made up to suit Gus
TONERS
George w. Hinton embraces this occasion to
announce 10 the public that he has formed a CO.
partnership In business with Mr.. WILLIAMS g.
TELL, formerly Of Virginia, by whose aid, as
sistance and constant attendance at the store the
business Of the Emporium will be greatly facili.
ta.ed l -
NIB B-6eorge w. Hinton hopes. that such OF
his former patrons a. have uncancelled bills AT
the store will soon be pleased to call and settle the
same, as the season Is changing and short settle
ments make long friends. Sc l9-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-21

HWhatis the difference between a candle
in tue Mammoth Cave and dance IN pub
lie lcgse? The one is taper In q eaNera,
and the other caper in . tavern.
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4 ORPORAfION sfOCk.-Ss,0OO Corpo
= sle. r w.Ains;SSf ~ Sss 81 S%sos;sss. e1s 4
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8UNS-8UNS-8UNs.
rT,HEsUBscRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED

l. diToctfrom
b, celehrateh R
manufzc tory
OF Mr. Chance -
q Son, the~
best aad cheapest lot Of Double and Single Shot
Suns ever before offered In this market Bach
Gua has been proved and will be warranted per-
feet throughout, or no sale. We have also Powder
Flasks, shot Belts, Game Bags, Cleaning Rods.
BaIdiron Wads, Percussion Caps, Powder and
Shot, all Of which are offered as low as can be
lbs. L. SAVAGE,
siR Of Gilt Saw, Penn. syelpe, besyran
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nR MUNSON, AT 33s PENN'A AVENUE.
~ is still making those beautiful <xEA
continuous GUM TEETH, called &
Aliens Patent, for the eIcelIency GUILTY.
wearing them In this city, will cheerfully vouch
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
infringing the patent, and made bad imitation
Of Il, against whom 1 hereby caution the public
". B. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed 1t is because he is ignorant
Of the process, incompetent to make the work, or
sunwilling to pay for the patent. je16t
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WOOD AND COAL,

WOOD AND COAL.
IIJE ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies Of WOOD and COALssVhich we
can sell from the boats at very low prices. Per
sons DESTROYS Of laying In their winter fuel would
do well to give US cali before purchasing else
where. BO6UE q O'NElLL
seq No. los Water street, Georgetown
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THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING.
l. TON willdepart at the follow eKh p
Ing hours: sf.zs.sa<Ssah
Leave Leave Washington. o :. ..s, 10, o. la,sx,sxs
lie sd JOB CORSON, Captaia
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THE UNION ACADEMY
HATS, CAPS, AND FURs.

NOW READY AT STINEMETZ' No. 2ss
IL Pennsylvania avenue, near 18Th
street. fCe assortment ofDRE=S "a ~
= ATS, consisting Of New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltiro ore STYLES d
Of various qualities ard prices,
from So 50 to &5. Particula, atten. q H ~ so
ticn Is invited to our s3 and 80 50
Has, which are as good az csn be
bou2 ht In this city Also, FELT bats and
CARS dor Men and Boys, OF every variety and
style. Iogether With Children's Fancy Hats and
NJ Misses Flats.
HDSA FOR THE LADIES AND
aNsx& CHILDREN, we have on hand,
and will be receiving, FANCY
r@H. FURS, made up into the most
modern styles.
Terms-Rsady Poy. oc ll-H
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.
n N

REV. 6. w. DORRANCE,} PRINCIPALS.
'EtHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
academy Will commence on Monday, Sep
ternber LIST. 1855. For terms see circulars al The
prin 'ipal Book Stores auIt
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TOMATOES, GREEN CORN, PEACHES,
i &c can be prese we'd for any length OF tire
by the Improved Self Sealing Cans that are sold
by FRANCIS,
ne 26 400 Sventh street.
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TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, RA
l. zors, Scissors, &c, Of excellent quality, sci
ling low at 400 9TH street.
s2 % 6 FRANCIS
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There is much philosophy and good auuor
in the following sketch, which We find in the
Manchester IN Ii Mirror. We understand
II Is irem the pen of &. Q. Cotton, the associ
ate of DR.. Boynton, the lecturer:
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GENTLEMEN,S EMPORIUN

The outstanding evidences Of other glasses of tlis
debt of the republic of Texas cannot be specified by
this Department au G-dtlstJant
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CHINA ORNAMENTS, PUFFS AND
~ Puff Boxes at the great rancy Store, between
9Th and 9th streets.
coils 81. ]. MCLAUGHLIN l. CO.
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NATIONAL AND POLITICAL FLAGS
oc 1e-St ~1-- W '-'1 Seventh street.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
6CH00L FOR Rows

A CARD.
M KS. FRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL
~ " Music, No. so5 4 street, between 9th and
10Th streets References: MI R Davis and Mr.
H ilbus, Music stores So IL Am
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NEW YORK LEDGER, FOR OCTOBER
~ 19, was received on Thursday evening and
for sale by the Associated Publishers agent,
where all Papers and Periodicals are received in
advance, at FERGUSON'S,
oc IL next 10 Lammond's, ago 1th stIeet
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Washington, Jan. 49,
The New York papers Of yesterday publi.h
the news by the CsDada's mail. We send tie
follow additional items.
81. Petersburg advicts say that lie main force
al Odessa is 10 be removed 10 NcholaitG
The Gar has ordered The concentration of
his forces at all the sliong positions on The Black
and Baltic Sras.
lis reported that Prince Paskiewiich is dead.
The fall OF kars will make no change in lie
plans Of Moursvieu6, who will make i, his win
ter quarters.
There is some talk about Austria laying the
resolutions in relation 10 the Eastern Question
before The Frankfort Diet. Il is thought that
the Diet will recommend peace 10 Rn-sia.
Tie Russian loan has proved complete fai-
lure on the Beilin B uise.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Post
says that he is assured that il,e Gar has wril
ten 70 The King Of Prussia iha, he coald moi i
he wished 70 do so agree 10 The demands % The
Western Powers.
Portugal has forcibly seized Ambrose, an i'm
porianl position 10 the western part oil Al,ics.
An American snip lying of Copenhagen has
caused some anxiety, as il Is said she is loaded
with arms for Russia.
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obituary.

Died. suddenly, in the vicinity of Hilsborough, on
the 36th ultmo, Mrs. CATHERINE TURNER, wife of Mr..
John Turner, aged about 80 years. The deceased was
q commitment Of the Episcopal Church, and by her
exemplary walk and conversation manifested to the
world that she loved the Saviour whom she proessed
to follow. She was an affecionate wife, and kind
and indulgen parent, and has left husband and four
little children to mourn her death only conso-
lation is that their loss is her eternal gain.'
Died, at Richmond HILL YadSin county, on the eth
ultimo Mrs. MARGARET PEARSON, aged AZ years, wife
Of the Hon r. NJ. Pearson, Of tho supreme Court and
daughter Of the late Col Williams, Of Tennessee.
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jacksonville Female School,
ALAMANCE COuNTY N. q.

AbdMANCE COUNIf, N. u.
THE Fourth Session of this School will commence
on the LIST Monday in January, and close on the III
Thursday Of June.
The Proprietor has ample accommodations for hoard
ing large number Of young ladies', and is determined
10 spare no pains 10 me The confidence Of those who
give Their patronage 10 the School.
The localion Of this School is exceeded by none in
any part Of the State for health, not single case Of
sickness having occurred among The pupils, requiring
medical aid during the lime The school has been in ope-
ration.
Medical advice will be given, when required, without
charge, by the Proprietor
The services Of Miss NJ. F. Marlborough have been
secured for the ensuing session, with competent assist
ants If The number Of pupils require il. Miss YaIbo-
rough i. graduate Of Of the hest schools in the
State, and the which has crowned her efforts
the past session is the hest evidence Of her qualifications
for 20 responsible Station The Proprietor, however,
exercises general supervision over the school,
The course Of instruction will embrace all that is
ally taught in our best Female seminaries.
TERMS per session Of live months
Board per session, from rs 10 $50 90
Higher English branches, 10 90
IOHpf 10
French, Latin aud Drawing, each, 90
Embroidery, $50
Music on Piano. and use Of instrument, Is 90
No deduction made for loss Of time, except in cases Of
protracicd sickness.
This School is located ten miles north OF Graham, in
community both moral aud religious and pupils are
afforded facilities of attending divine service every Sab
bath ,y..r,Nr
Watsonville, December 1855. 90
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New York, JAM y.
The steamer Arago, with dates from Havre
and Southampton TO December Is. arrived at
This port to-day.
Crimfan accounts say Thai The British srmv
next spring will be divided into two corps d.
ar,nee, under tie command Of Generals Camp
bell and Eyre.
An Odessa letter mentions that large fire
had occurred at The Russian military settlements.
Vas, slores were destroyed.
Winter has fully opened in The Crimea.
In an interview with Baron WERNER. the
Pnssian Ambassador, Count Nesselrode is re-
ported 10 have said that Russia would never treat
while there was single foreign soldier on her
territory.
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THE PROJECTS OF PEACE.

The European news indicates determi-
nation on the part Of the Allies to have peace,
and a renewed confidence on the part OF
Austria that peace is practicable. Prince
Esterhazy has gone to ST. Petersburgh with
a platform upon which the Allies, Prussia
and Austria are willing to unite. Some of
the London papers are skepticaI about the
conditions Of the proposed peace, as reported
by the Morning Posi-; but the Paris Patrie Of
the 18th says that" new reports, transmitted
BY private telegraph, tend to confirm what
the Morning Post has stated in relation 10
Prince Esterhazy's mission" The same pa
per says there is no longer any donbt, either
at Vienna or Bertha, Of the entire agreement
between France. England and Austria as 10
the conditions upon which they will negotiate
with Rsssia, especially Ia relation to the
naturalization Of the Black Sea. Some Of
the German journals dolbt whether the Gar
would assent TO the latter conditions; but the
Vienna correspondent Of the Emancipation
Belge--no mean authori,y--says that Prince
Gortschakof has made statements upon this
point which "permit the hope Of satsiae-
tory solution"
On the whole, we have had no news since
the war commenced that looked so favorable
as this; at no lime has the end Of this disas-
trous conflict appeared so near as nov. In
the naturalization al the Black Sea, IL Russia
is compelled TO submit to il. she makes no
concession which she cannot we'll afford, now
that she has get Kars aud the uninterrupted
range Of the country lying between The Black
Sea and the Caspian, which we presume she
viii insist upon retaining. She will come
sBt Of the enniest with more territory than
when she began il. and will not have lost an
inch-
should peace be concluded upon the con.
ditions reported. it will furnish the most
memorable illustration Of the folly Of wars as
means 81 adjusting the rights aud interests
81 nations that the history 81 the wsrld has
ever presented. Il will testify TO the loss 81
hundreds .f thousands OLIVES aud hundreds
oi millions of treasure. without accomplish.
ing the results for which either Of the parties
embarked 10 the conflict.
Nep York Evening Posi-.
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November s. Ia-
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

New Orleans Jan. 10.
The steamship Promeiheus has arrived from
San Juan. She connected with The Corlez from
San Francisco with ,ales 10 the 2Olli OF Decem.
Der.
The steamer N.rthern Light was TO sail from
San Juan foe New York on Ihe Alb with 5000.
600, 10 treasure.
Nicaragnan affairs were progressing favora.
bly.
The News from Oregon is interesting. Sc
seIa ba.,lrs had taxed place between the whites
aud Indians, 10 which numbers were killed on
both sides. A hattie had occurred near wala
Walls river in whict, Cypi. b, nneii. Lieut.. Bar
rows and three privales were killed. aud luur-
teen wounded. Another had taken place al Pa.
gets Sound in winch Lieut.. Slaughter aud seye-
cal others were killed.
!. Gen. Vol was arranging The prlminaries of
an early campaign.
Ano,her fllIbu.ier expedition. five hundred
strong. had landed in Lower California.
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pusINEss sKErcn or A pusINEss Mas.

A. an iiiusfsgion II business tact and talent we may
point 10 the CAREER Professor Holloway, the proprietor
IL the popular mreine Of the ayr. The ne and
progress o. this extraordinary have had parallel
daring the present century. lie has visited hesty
~ CUun IL Europe end obtained permission fo The sale
Of ri. pepaaions from The crowned heads Of The
Old Wol. The qusen. ofspsln and Portugal The king.
Of Naples and ssnlins. granted him audiences; and in
~ Peiefshurg which city he visited ssori time heioe
The commencement Of the war. Ne treated with
kei consideration by the late CSar sod The nobility.
Tyelling ~ elegant private eairiasc. attended by
courier, bic equipage aitFaried ATTENTION 10 the towns
and villages through whirh he passed. The hotel. where
hr lodged hesiere Ny persons AZ The irs dsinc.
ton. and The best society The continent eoursd bis
acquaintance.
The subject Of these remark. i unque,ionahIy an am.
hous man. aud HE sk and sntrIprise have placed him
f.r in sdysnse of I'll his pcecsssots aud contemporaries
IN the same profession. lie stands alone; and the firt
,hst he can maintain bic eh position despite The int
rested assaults q AMY and presumption, proves hsi lis
medicines have an intrinsic value which the world M.
defsiands and aptrcciaies
The sums eaprndsd in advertising by Professor Hcl.
lowsy would he incredible " they not auihentcai.
cd BY NJ. boaks VI. payments 10 The pses. tango isOu
slsO.00U 70 100000 prf aBuum. There Is no printed
Language In which his advertisements d. not appear
The famfcaions Of his business extend FINN Tie 60
cal poni--his vast establishment In The Strand London
cow The whole face Of the eauh.
nth. extraordinary man Il nov In ihscouniiyin ih
ety. The Tdhune just ,fil,uie 70 bis mstrhlrss en-
,erprise ssys that having like Alexander puhlned IN,
OH World, he Is nov preparing u conquer The New.
Professor Holloway has not been tempted hither y,
thirst faf gain or bis wealth Is sufficient 10 satisfy M
mos exigeaai woFshippet Of msmInou hut BY Thi
lanthropic desire To esieni the benefit q bis medicine
smoBg pespIe whose character he aimites. Every
body H. u course, snkiOus 10 zee the greatest sdyefs
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TO our Subscribers.

We arc now OF the close Of the ibry-ai1;h year Of
the establishment Of the HiIIsbooush Recorder. Ia
looking over subscription LIST, we have pleasure in
rccogn ing the Of several steady friends whose
patronage cbeered in the outset Of our career TO
these return hearty thanks for their coatnued
friendship and support, and also to respectable class
who have since come in and by regular puncual pay
ments have enabled us to continue to this day.
But there is another GLASS; and not very small one,
who have not been so mindful of the comforts Of the
Printer, whose arrearagcs have been suffered accu
mulate for many years, with only and then pay
ment, and in some none at ALL And to these we
more particularly address ourselves at present. We
aware that many Of them would have been more
punctua il we could have personally presented our
accounts to them. But this we could not do, and we
are now suffering the evil Of il. In remedy whereof,
we shall now proceed, fast can, TO make out
the accounts and forward them to them; hoping that
there many among them whose generous minds
will prompt them TO speedy response. The accounts
Of those who do not shall be constrained TO put in
TO the hands of collector.
There are also books many little accounts for
advertising, jobs &C., of them Of long standing,
and, separately, almost too small to look after, but in
the aggregate they form serious amount We can
not personally present them TO the individuals for pay
ment and to ourselves from total loss all of these
accounts that moi speedily paid, we must deliver
over TO constable.
The recent affection with which we have been visit
ed and advanced age, admonsh us Of the necessi-
" Of closing up our business nigh can; and
we hope this necessity will be apparent to large
portion Of those indebted to US, to induce them to
call before the close Of the February March Court
and make settlements. We shall regret II any consi-
derabe number Of them shall compel us TO employ the
aid Of an officer.
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Washington, Jan. II.
INTERESTING FROM wssmIsGTox.-The Fo-
ie'en MINISTER'S here have graf appielens,ons
thai Walkers moyrmrnl includes the conquest
~ co-,s R'ca, San Salvador. Guatemala, Cuba,
Porlo kie aud ~. Domingo.
Tie nrp"r, of Gen. Shields, made a, The last
sess'oa u lie Scnalr, IN which Parker u. French
y cl,srged with obtaining $4,000 worth Of Co
semmen, s,utes on imged letters Of credit,
branding him an impostrr, have been rprodur.
ed aud "pera,ed 10 the oau,sge u Fiencn's Di.
ploma c prospects hefe.
Gov. Shannon, Of Kansas. is on his way 10
Washington.
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TIE FARMERs GUIDE

SCIENTIFIC avn PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
NJ IIt~nf SrrrnfSs +. x. g. of Edinburgh, and The
late j. =. NoaroS. Professor Of scientific Agriculture
IN Yale College NcN Haven. . vols. RoSal Oriay0.
1000 pages and numerous wood and steel Ensrayircs.
Til. 4. conlessclIy The most crniples work On Agh.
culture rsri publl.hsd snl 10 orr Il ei,c i wider
circulation lhc publishers have resolved 70 reduce The
Price 20
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes!
When -cn, rs mail lposipaii) TO California OF Orc.
aop. The price viii he 81. To ctefy other part d Tue
Union aud 10 Canada tpcspaidl IA. Thismoik 2 act
the old . Book Of tic FaIm."
Remi,9uecs az auy IL Ire above publications should
always lc aldfcssed. postpaid. 10 lie Publishes,
LEONARD SCOTT Il co.
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
December 70. "
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TOR sp0RTs3iEN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

'FslIE subsrrber takes Ibis met.a3 .. informing his
cust'r,srs and he public generally, tlat his Mills
IN Gfi raie order f1f making Flour e TIE best kind,
aaa with dysTaeh, having three pair Burs running.
and can msLe a load ol flllr in 9 few hours. The
Mills within ahoui three miles Of The Rod Road,
where lhs rlout can lie Eui on on a bid to any mai
kci desired. Ihosc rom aaiagts, srHiing earl, in
the evening, tan have tier fouf made ty the newt
morning iiet they can take il TO lie Rail Road and
returning caa get their olai 10 take horc, r The same
trip. Barrels kept constantly Ca aand.
The very best Itess vii lie paid fof WHEAT ty
The suhscl;bc, al the Mls or 1t Peter y. Rufins, ii
lflilsi,yfouLh
10000 bushels Of Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October 81 II