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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11
NTApRIED

sy Rev Branch W. p GREENE ofLynehburE to MIS-, D.
'ca TMSE 81 daughter Of !" Thornton fq Of Charlotte
CO OF w ,4s i1n. by Rev wa M4sT Nj THEODORE
berry '0''N MARLIN Of i"-
At the residence Of John g. Pole E.q on Tuesday, the l., r,
| to Nj. FIIzA BOYD, OF Lexington.
the 1t. by ". VI. MrTlwec. Mr. WILLIAM vORp
Mis- MARY ANN daughter ofJame. Madison Moore, Rock.
nv Rev " VI M,Eiuee on the % inst. Mr. Jouy - SMITH
to M ELIZABETH daughter of Henry snHsl Of Rock.
bridge county.
MARY JANE LovERNs, IioHra-nry soan,y '
on liz ;a 1 a,y Gy ~ ,Sm; Mr. GEORGE a WALTERS
on o d'y y I'm 5' g. Of prs." Gy Rev William = P4,
| s.McCLANEIIAN. OF Roanoke county.
by the Rev John Filler, Mr. wM A. RYox 10
Miss ELIZABETH CLIFF. all Of the county. "
LorrsS al a s aSe co 51 '" Mccoy to Miss
90 r. s Of Iss% g Sy Es S, G2'L Campbell Mr. JOSIAH
sPE to DEiToS al Of the ,,ns COUNTY t.
Gn S 2 S Saa o''S Mr. s SSs II s
daughter u Angus ". Mcdonald, f.q ~ IIamp.ir~.
on % December. 1870 by GH.on M,uzy Mr.
JAMES T mANsDRoUGH,to M. Ann ELz, sNITm~t q Cal.
rerrr county
nan.yve The I'm Of December. by puln Mr.
g. vANTU to Ms ELIZA a. BACK-all Of Madison county
daughter OF Capt Andrew Carpcntef-li Of Madison
county.
BURKE, to MIS- MARY D.. daughter Of Mr Dul-ai Of
Mtd-'u county.
A. Rochelle on the l., on October 1876 by the same. Mr. GEORGE
AMOS. ofors"gr to Mss GNcEY DONAL Of Madison county
a. October. i~i5
20 MIS- ELIZABETH CEOw-ail Of Mad son county.
rrr-V The 1t instant, by Rev ssmuel Tower In Leeurg
VI HELFKfN:i GARNER 10 Miss AMANDA NJ GARNER all II
LoIipuu.
S5 ly,r.y w By BY wn 5raEa: reuray p,,
Fry ail oi iouisun
Ou 10Th ultima, by William ~ Chapman. Mr. THOMAS
~ MCCARTHY 20 Ms ANN ELIZABETH JENKINS all 81 Lou
douu.
On the instant, by n.'ou NJ NOBLE ~
NTNr Of Charlie County, MI 10 Mis- JANE X P1CRREL ~ Ale
Xandda, Va.
Hon. EDWARD De sTfoCKI, Russian Charged AG,r
Ffrr 10
LLiLN W HOWARD, younsest daughter Of tie late
itIrard.
On iGh september. by Rev Lyon. join A. AUSTIN
70 Aiiss MARY >. KANANACGH, all Of Carroll county. Va
2Ith Vow by The Rev Woodrouf Mr. JULIUS SNIP.
son and Hi MARGARET A. daughter Of Alex " Rucksr
| ~ ~ amherst.
t- 18Th iic Mr. ROBERT TURpfN. Of Amherst
Ma SALIiE ANS daughter Of Mr.. terln eynols
/ ford county.
le 25ih int. by The Captain ANDERSON sANDIDGE
/ aud Miss CATiiNRiNE LAWMAN, all Of Amherst
2.ri by The same. LORENZO LAwHORN and
MI MARTHA s, daughter Of NJ. Andres " station An.
/ hrrst
he i8iui Capt G. L. UPsiIUR, Norfolk City TO Ms.
MARTHA SIMMONS, daughter Of Dennis simmons.
county.
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Boa I'd of Public Works.

resolution looking to the abolition Of this Board has
been adopted iu the Senate The Constitution requires
vote OF t~o-thirl- to effect the object.
We know not with what favor the dominant party
may regard this movement but there are two result,
quite obyou. if the Board continues the Common
wealth will be bankruptcd and the Democracy ruined
Before this matter is disposed Of suppose the Board
will be- heard in reply the Resolution OF Mr. Floyd cal
ling upon them for Information touching their transactions
with seldom Whcrs Go. There j. a sort Of unsettled
between the Board aud the cx Governor in re-
gard those transactions Tie tx Governor made tie
first contract with the Washington Bankers and public
opinion hi, held him responsible for all the consequences
But he protests against this unjust and contends that
- operations with that House AT successful and
that the subsequent Miscarriage 10y which the State lo-c-
hhli-mIion, owing to changes in the contracts
made by biz successors aud after his retirement When
We hcr all parties may be able to know who deserves
ccnre; but We have horrible presentment that the half
million .. lost to Old Virginia and her heir. forever.
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Railroads.

In another column viii he table OF the
,Say Guide The value appears. !. 500; c at an average
80 rT mile which low for road IN running order The num-
100000 and there ssoCo prose-s
ultimately very large proportion Of bear,
no dividend and Il Is probable s .rsr portion WIN never be
aid In construction Financially the road throughout the world
and the value OF property this country ha. than
howcv~r tn, % that the ndStnais bepcat,e by ,b OPERATION
they who have beru the Of making them aud
SSs z! O & ss will be ' except Ter their collateral
This brief paragraph contains matter which claims the
profound consideration of the people of Virginia 1t is
true the OF finances does this time autho
rizc any appropriateness tainy any new i'm
provemen This position has been assumed by Mr. Floyd
and Others the friends of improvement in the
House of Delegates 1t is necessary double the
TO inset existing obligations aud cSpenses-and
any additional burdens might prove than the people
could bear and might swamp the credit Of the
wealth The destruction of State credit would indefinite
" postpone the completion of all our works.
There a further view suggested by this paragraph
necessary be discussed-but which should not
lost sight Of 1t is whether our pro
OF construction and in concmplation-when all
plc,cd-and completed as they will be system, or
rather a system OF se-dcsruction-wi be worth a silver
whether they will be curse rather than blessing
whether they will not bee eternal burden upon the
treasury, drawing than they pay-pcrhaps
max ing enough meet repairs. When contemplate
the system which proceed, have our fear A.
make Improvement, make two Others
either side OF it TO its throat and render me
whole worthless Unless this method is abandoned the
more improvements have, the will be our con
don For We shall be over eyc-lashes in debt and
compelled to iHcred,. the fdrss only pay interest
but to keep the roads in operation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11
How Nerr Srnnkr.

Botts Of Bolts aunkeys did IA the honor yes.
terlhy to adlres. IT, long communication through the
columns OF Bot. organ ia which the following alarming
passage occurs:
we are for peace and Union: il you are for bat
tie We aud when the j. again commenced, W.
sly id bee be- who cries. hold, enough" II fall we
must hl in defence 81 o Union and n company with
Of is ablet defenders and the national pniri.
oc, and uuonoyug statesmen the country boast Of
the Hon. i VI. BOu..
"Wo are io peace aud union" too. r peace aul union
can Boz had upon terms which Southern patriot aud q
Southern gentleman accept n not "wc are Tor bat.
tie, also, at amy time iu any manner that Bolts or
Bots tos die. NAV desire.
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Sure Enough. Caught Again.


In respect to the Georgia platform, Bolts organ of
yesterday has the folowing-fuly verifying the pre-.
diction made the day to the effect that the
portion Of the resolution OF the combined councils
which we expressed approval of on Tuesday. was
precisely the portion taken from the Georgia resolu-
ton, while the portion expressed our condemna
ton Of exactly the portion which the combined
councils" themselves invented and which it never
entered into the thoughts of the Georgia Americans
To conceive. But hear the American:
As unwilling mislead our readers even in the
most minute particulars any subject deem Of sui
cient Importance to appear in editorial columns e.
state that, N, concluding sentence OF the frst reSol.
ton of hc combined councils not taken AS We were
led nv the quotation marks in the Ms believe from the
Georgia Platform The difference is so slight that We
should not have REQUIRED To the subject but for the words
rerbRuH u McrdfiSi which used in our article on
the subject By the way, may well state that We
ever expressed any preference for the Georgia Platform
the circumstance has wholly escaped recollection We
only referred To the fact that the resolution of the Com
bined Councils taken from it, show the quarter
from whence the sentiment We endorse the Geor-
gia resolution far that resolution goes but should
like TO examine them little closely before We COM
init ourselves to the whole batch"
"The d.9ereace is SO slight says the In,er;cdi.
between the resolution of the Georgia convention
and the resolution, adopted, of the combined
councils Well, let us see. For greater clcarneS>.
give the two in parallel columns
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Bots organ Of yesterday contain. tie following para.
graph
I'VE IRE requested by the officers Of M, Combined
Councils of tr CITY of Richmond 20 saw tina, they accent
th' challenge of flr Whig tor O. meeting 1 reconsider
tie resolutions pu-.ci the IL instant and suggest
houiW night aud the African tInrch as the time and
place
We have only 10 -ly ~ th. that we are luxou. for
public meeting OF bc citizens Of Richmon 10 order 10
ad1r them i,iroppprtumtv ofesp,cs.ng their opinion.
n reference 10 he lzt oct1n and the propdety Of re-
commencing Bot. for u,c Presidency. But We cannot
agree the suggestion mlle "by the oBcer Of the Com.
bned Councils" o.. ~ He tue u is not a. BE- expected
that me.dng Of any i1c re-pcctabty could possibly
b gotsnup he present condition Of the weather and tho
street, llsncs b. Na' tHt in proncing the challenge
distinctly stated in order 90 bc clearly Understood that
"any eyeuintaf ue African Church. aH,r ms p,oily
dsao y will quit fiir convenience Of the 18th section
lnt-Bot, Anne icons ior the ui, If the question" al
issue Ietwecn tem. Aud t vail not suit their conye
uence 10 convenience Of our citizens AZ large b.
f,ys
Itis obvious hat np nan n Die scuses would attend d
public mec'n o. aay sort st the present time when o.
not only terribly cold but when the streets in such
condition l- to render b. exceedingly dangerous either fo
mar or hcIs'. to travel over them We do not want
meeting a' lIl unless v- can have one which will lair
aud mly express the view. of % majority Of the America
voter. oi The city AMI lei. absolutely iu that non
such ud Doe a,'embled under existing circumstance.
AMI % We cold he surprised NJ anything the Bots mad
men could o, surely should be- at the suggestion mad
for meeting on Monday night
We suggest u the Bo.iic- 10 hold their horses awhile
There is pleut, n time vet Tor public meeting u,
Presidential nomuatpu will hardly be made before IN
hrst Of Juue-ani t is the decision Of tist body sur
rose, which they wish to influence in favor Of their iav,
rite Besides IT, the, contend a majority Of III
American voters Of Richmond prefer Bots for the Pres
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The Lynchburs Virginia" ,one Of Tho .tdacst and a.
b"-t American papers boz tie Union thus condemns the
principles and recommendations Of Botts aud hs friends,
and announces 10. firm adherence 10 tie I2tl section %
the Philadelphia platform. Abiding TO that section and
ihencton Of the combine councils. .1ys.
"Thc principle contained he tat resolution were calmly
and matufcly considered 10y the national n the Phil
adelpa Convention adopted by them and announced
the creed Of the National American purity rcglres of the
fact that II cut on largo division Of the party iu the
north Since then, the 9Th section hls been ratified en-.
dorscd aud ad0ptodiu ai the Southern States A cOuu-
cl boz Rockingham and portion Of the party Richmond
with Mr. Bots at their head, may think themselves wiser
Than the Philadelphia convention, and wscrttr the whole
American party boo l the Southern States aud may act
accor'liurly-but The American party boo he Southern
states will probably think differently, aud sl.o
dinghy
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COMM ERCIAI.

ro. -, IcHNoSD. JASVAss 10. Isss
TSsA I S.. s :: % Sssa :.
novN-Ne,hns doing
apSs. pr%s rs .sS . si '''' ' holidays We
n..l-.i per es'Asl, oid aud new.
nEsrsE WHITE. cO~~l..lsn Merchant.
p'~srr'e-o" Northern s',,,, ,Ssy.ss.a,
r,,.,ox s..... -, fhnGhrs
yc pc: SS T.s s"s %, oS s sr as nov Nc S:%s
pei sSs and is ss ;s', ~ ~ sS hid ys
s.seo Nothing doing PnH.dePh per sS Ssso hss
'oOssS sSs .aS lss r:
1.oos-sde. is9i9se; Shoulder. iiaiiSe
is y s so slis s.r; ses
AA,,.nyie PAT, same sperm 81 to 81 raOw Jackson, lie
u.s<. *: h No ss ,5s, %eS sS No Family
CAROLYN. liert,ns, Ero.. retail Ss, cut is1s
an& ',,ssalex L;S. for prime.
Refined To-" s.ees. no. rriesar aud Aaory to
:1,. rs d s,i ,, Q &. n :, +
ssSssr1cS.r white Pine $50 90 refused do ~ understandable
Ia s DO a Ssf r' Ok i i Ii s sS s%a. s
- tsss ssn,8s iils sap heard Il
;a sfsr ,sSsasS sSnss I wsscT nssSar
IS inch. 9?s Cherry % Poplar scaaS per VI Dr."
sid Flooring Virginia. 5000. Dressed floorng Southern
RI slaves aud Heading $50 per Hoop Pole,
go TO 100 per N. 10y ~
NolAssks-None In market
NAiLs-ih
essgy.s & ( go delivered hos. depot
RTisEn srn.s-lovens's Crushed II to
Crushed lGeiike; Loaf Baltimore Crushed Yellow iis
suGAEs-Ncw Oeans-none market Porto RIe. ~ to 81
s.Lr-t2 for Marshall Ashton 49, - " ~
SENECA Roor-15c.
wooLun~ashSd ~ 90 Washed gs to 3d. Pulled o. TO 2,
fissce 2'2S. Wool kins - to 10
wTskn-Seeiihed i2ii cents Mountain Old Rye 70
wsH-SS cents, dul-no buyer. above this quotation.
CorrOSTh- market quiet To dsy the ,..
having been limited to about ~ bales. The transaction comprise
i bales AT sA ici at ii6. CT 30 So; "a at
y 1876 at pa las at . 7-ic and IL bales at s&c.
STATE MARKETS.
Nothing selling pas, exerpt lew lots of com
mon aud Inferior Luss at and - and small parcel OF
wuEAr.ngt very little selling, price sI.7Oa els
FLOSS Dull at - 10 10.
CoH.-Iu sac Teal to =
CLOVER saED-But few Ia Market aud selling at 5000.
wHErThe market late European Siycr. 4. not So
um Prime white sold to day at o. Otprme other
r'H,cCUin good request leaf ,6L 10
NV lug o. TO t3S old lsaf to tsS Old ues on.
Gu.So-s5S to 90 for Peruvian.
Naval sIUSEs-Nod demand market very dull.
OArs-Mtrkrt duu sales made a IKE
MuCIr-h,rkct dali, white 81 ssOO red .is5als5
W'D There scarcity wood the
'he i selling At f+o' rr cord Hard wood 500
loving the rrcguary the are compelled to omit
our usual full summary Of reader will
and the latest market reports under the telegraph hcsdl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

SINGULAR ARrIsrrcAL number figure. Won NAV
wish To multiply hN >. will tie result u
much quicker operation; hut remember
10 the when there remainder
10 the Multiply by answer viii be
SS divide the same number by aud have 29
no remainder You add cipher Now take $50 aud multiply by
the answer j. l's On dividing this
mAnic tri eor- place At the linz. and the
suit i again l1s5 II quicker srr L.
The number TO be multiplied whcn divide hy
Multiplying by .. multiplying by the half Of 10. Tile
~ multiplied by 10 by aiNiug cipher, then dividing
ha OF the Multiplication Of tie by TO- which course the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

We understand thst Judge Lyons dsv or two since
emphaHcsry announced 10 the FINANCE Committee of 90,
House. Of Delegates that he should not 'oforse tor .
State any longer whereupon State s'ock' imnedaicl'
Ii rs per cont snd stin going down when We ~c"
a. pre At past eleven O'Clock last night The Lord on
Knows what i. suddenly terrific purpose Of the Judg
Win daslly lead 70.
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Our ncghbor Of Tie quircr &. again down upon the
Know Nothing 10 Congress ior not voting or Richardson
a. Speaker We think plain little question will con
vince the editor that he does injustice both the Know
Nothing and himself Wouli he, a g,t'0snas, with
such donuncation hurled against him ~ that winch the
Democratic cast upon the Know Nohings vote for
his denouncers for any consideration cahY T. It not
fair and right TO make the allowance tor Tive seusbi-
Gtes Of others which we claim aud exercise ourrelyesf
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! 4 RI N rs.
TO C0RRHspONDENrS.

kn,rs o" b~s'"ess must % addressed 10 ne "Efor Of TIE
WAC"
Arts crfer boh sites ofs paper ,cf pnhiisl
sd. TAf rule Of long Iaiiag, De
aud MI - M cnse bs dePartefo obituary notices ec,e
IN eight iinss charged Tor "a ddrsrtiseasnfs
~ COnsHicIffoRJ toii he charged hs advertise
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Heavy FAuuRE-A correspondent of the Ashvle
Spectator mentions that quite sensation produced in
Charlotte " C., whilst he there Itnight ago bv
the reported failure of gentleman OF that place for
$looo0o. Other failures il thought would follow in
th train
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

SUMMARY PROCEEDINGs--At Lexington, Miss recently
young lady riding horseback visit a neighhor
when she was hrually assaulted by negro man, who
would have accomplished his outrageous purpose but for
the timely appearance OF gentleman, aud the Young lady
was saved The william escaped, hut afterwards cap
urcd, carried into the town OF Lexington and burnt alive
in public street The lady badly injured bv the
negro that it was thought she would nos survive
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-11

RonbERT.-The wholesale fancy goods ware house of
Crane StrutherS, in Broadway New York was broken
into LAST saturday night and robbed property to the
| amount Of nearly $4,000.
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- yorss rEN,s CHRISTIAN Asso.

- yOtNG VIEWS CHRISTIAN Assoc
-. CTATfON.-THIRD LECTURE The Third lecture
Of h VII ~ delivered ny e Rev Dr. brHaows Pspsr
FvfVfv' ~ ~ O'Clock, w he United Presbyterian (Nr
Rftr'J Church
80 rtkes ~ admission, At % esch had At
FVTugr Hotel and Bpokstores H. door evening
~ Members u The Association Who yct received
rooms. iag-td
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dtONICAL HUHu STONE MIILs FIoTu1..o
MARLBORO HOTEL.
JOHN H. SElYRCS pronrie,or

Wall street. in the Charles Hotel Rchssond VI.
rHNlilS HOTEL formerly known having
been thoroughly repaired greatly enlarged aud newly
throughout Il the public, central Ioc
uon, being situated within Main street
& from the Pos. Office and In the the principal marts
oilers
r country IS large sud commodous STABLES
n with ir House
IN, TABLES will Mt all times supplied sub.ian
a the markets afford The BAR will supplied viii m.
most choice brands Of Liquors Cordals and Cgsr imported
sy Tor this House aud no pains will he spared the part
'he Proprietor render this the prices charged
the lily, aud to give perfect satisfaction all patrone Gl
TRIMS
Transient BOarders, So per week a. Bresk- sI
pnntf, ~. Supper, 8IiE Lodging. 20.
~ Permanent bay aud Weekly Hoardes accommodated on
'hr uin-t favorable terms.
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NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL CoMMIssIoy RuSIypS,

fHNHE undersigned have united
style Of MCDONALD SPOTS HARVEY for the purpo.e Of
conducting IN th city the above business la all They
taken the large warehouse No 90
vceniy occupied by Hunt aud Harvey and
lev days extensive
especially Invite the attention friends
rally Experienced members Of the attention
The sale OF Produce generally and to the receiving
goods.
The usual advances made long
Ia the different branches business PROMPT
ns attention, hope to merit portion Of public patronage
JOHN G. MCDONALD,
JAMES e. SPOTS,
JOHN u. HARVEY,
jail JOHN a.. SPOTS
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VINO BLUE BEARD WAs.-rhe original Blue Beard was
Giles de Livcl Lord of Riiz who made Marshal of
France IN li29 and in the reign of Charles VI and VII
distinguished himself 10y his courage against the English
wien they invaded France The services that he rendered
his country might have mmurtazrd his nsme had le NOT
forever blned his glory 10y murders impiccs and de
bancherrs Mezcrsy saw he encouraged and maintained
sorccrers To discover hidden treasures aud corrupted
young persons OF both sexes that he might attach them
TO him aud afterwards killed them for the sake of their
blood for charms and ncantituns length for some
state crimes against the Duke of Brittany he scnen
ced TO be burnt alive in 4 field at Nantez in lab
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MrsmAND.s CALCINND MAGNEsIA.

ht SttAND-S GAItENFD UAGNESEA,
HUSBANDS CALClNED MAGNFsIA Il highly beneficial In Ill
diseases ~ the stomach bowels attended with
y aud give. Immediate relief The fleets Of
Ia eating or drinking generally relieved by
'd' ON, ot The mdest and most pleasant aPrnt especially
Who from sicntary he under the
rclttt necessity Of having
Bilious equity habit, be peculiar proc
'rfy Many Of complaints
at advanced periods, attended acLiy and in
uh casc " Cacnci Magnesia has
horani vI that both niraiIes the acid la the amenary
anal aud acts ecaccus purgavr This pt-psra
Clcineh Nagnesa
New York Worlds Pair Medal by the Dru.,
Generally, and by the manufacturer.
ds9-eoi}mh r. HUSBAND. Philadelphia
A tONICAL HtRH STONE MILLS FI.OIu Is 20
so superior eommani' In New York preference Of half
ioar barrel These Mills well kinds Of grind
Hetweru fifty been AWARDED
70 the NILS and the FLOUR and almost testmona
Warehouse for FLOUR, Ms, 1911 street York
al sIlft
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~ JAS DIANE tenders his the patrons Of Dr,Sr
EowS and soliciting continuance
hat viii do general Commission business lie will
he old stand Of DENE BE"wS until the first Of January
shirl time his office will be Shockoe Warehouse.
1-stv
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NEW tONtERN.-Thr subscribers this day as.ocia-
~ cl themselves ogeh.I unieTih- .yi-
IAN TAnhS purpose Of the WHOLESALE
IMPORTING DRY GOODS BUSINESS, the old stand Of Mi.
lngsm Eet CO. No II Pearl they will
hibh BY lst Of March entire stock Of Goods.
J. WILLINGHAM,
jai-2w b = TARpY
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NEW BACON, LAItD, &C.


~ lH',uoD lbs sides, superior quality, fatted
lhitWil 90 Shoulders,
10000 Il,ms.
5n,up " breast prs,"
Joirs,
2u,uDO Beef Rounds, Broing aud Chipping
1000 packag'. Lard Ia bbls, kcgs aud rail.
For sale by y nOinsoS a IN
baltimore Diamond, st,-.,. t't,..s
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ntSSntUfsrUnN

'JNHE firm Of DEANE BROWN III. day by
The attention of both the
M winding up Of the concern, aud the name Of
he firm will he used by either for that purpose.
T. JAS. DEANE
JOHN J. BROWN.
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DISSOLUTION.

Nlt W. or WllLN"nAM ELlErI co is this day dis
ted 10 winding the business. The accounts n
ound At the old stand la the possession Of wnnghan at which
place customers respectfully requested trr
ir6 1t Important the business soon A. Dos.
Noe J. MILLINGIIAM,
ANDREW l.. ELLErr,
January l., 1856. J. r PACE