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DICKENS PICTURE OF THE TRUE woNAs.-The
true woman for whose ambition husbands love
and her children's alteration are sufficient who ap-
household, and whose Legislative abilities EXERCISE
themselves In making laws for her house; whose
intellect has field enough for her in communion
with her husband, and whose heart asks no other
honors than his love and admiration; woman
who does not think II weakness to attend to her
toilet and who does not disdain to bo beautiful :
who believes In the virtue Of glossy hair aud well
fitting gowns, and who eschews rents and raveued
edges slip-shod shoes and audacious make ups Q
woman who speaks low, and does not speak much;
who ID patient and gentle, and intellectual and In
dustrious who loves more than she reasons. and
vet does not love bnndly; who never soolds and
rarely argues, but adjusts with . smile such .
woman 10 the wife we have all dreamed Of onoe In
our lives, and Il tho mother we stu worship In the
backward distance Of the past.
The Presidents Ksnsas message, II 10 said, was
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More than one hundred men and about forty
sloops belonging TO Havre dc Grace, Nd, are en-
ployed annually, through the proper season, In
supplying the market with wild ducks.
Rev Alonza Potter, Episcopal Bishop Of Penn.
sylvanis, and Hon. John A. Dix, formerly U. 8.
Senator from New York, were sojourning xt Mag.
nolia, Florida, on the 25th inst.
Dr. Boriand, our former Minister to Central
America, has left Arkansas for New Orleans.
whence it Is said he viii proceed to Nicaragua
mated by the officials in Washington In the Agri
cultural Bureau, at o., 100000.
The Canadians are about to experience the ben.
eft of an extensive lumber trade with France, ~
one of the results Of the Paris Exhibition
The average salaries Of New England Metho.
dist preachers are found, on calculation, to be about
$500 year.
Wendell Phillips says no Yankee Is satisfied
with the truth, unless you prove It is worth eight
or ten per cent.
A bill is before the New York Legislature to
punish prize fighters by imprisonment and Hns
of $1,000.
The democrats of Maine have elected delegasss
favorable, 1t is said to Buchanan to the National
Convention.
Rev Dr. Coles, of the Baptist Church, from Bos.
tom died at the Gait House, In Louisville, KY. on
the 18th inst, of pnuemonia.
About $50, 600 900 pounds Of sugar were consum
ed in the United States last year-averaging ~
pounds for every man, woman and child
The Committee on Public Lands In the Texas
Legislature has reported Q bill donating neiesgus
of land to the heirs Of Col. Davy Crockett
H. David, the celebrated sculptor, recently died
ia Paris.
There are fourteen female physicians now prae.
tisinS in Boston.
WIN. H. Bailey, an actor. died In Cincinnati last
week.
Mrs. Parton Fanny FsrnI brings as her dowry
two daughters, and ~, 600.
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10 WASH RiGoLETTR-A rigolette Is q hood
netted or knitted of fine white wool or zephyr
yarn and ornamented with little fringe balls OF the
same Ladies wear them as covering for their
heads when going to PLAYS or concerts. When a
rlgoiete becomes soiled, wash 1t follows: Steep
1t IN warm water till the water becomes cool ;
squeeze it out lightly, and soap it well with the best
white soap. Lay the rigolette, loosely in clean
culender. Set the cullender over pan of boiling
water, and let it steam till cool Then squeeze it
out, and shake it well. Wash the cullender clecu
Put the rigolette again into it, and place it over
lresh pan of warm water, working it lightly up
and down, till the steam has rnsed off the SOAP -
Then open it out shake it, and dry it fast in the
sun
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LETTER PROM EX-Goy. RREDER.-Ex-(iove
Reeder, of Kansas, has published letter in the
New York Herald in reply to the recent Kansas s
message of President Pierce. He asks q suspsn.
sion of public opinion in regard to the facts con.
nected with his removal until he shall have obtained
seat in the House as delegate from Kansas, when
he expects to rebut tho charges made against him.
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MRs. BLooMER IN NEBRAsKA-The Omaha CITY
Nebraskian of the 9th inst says:
Last evening Mrs Amelia Bloomer delivered
lecture at the State House in this city on the aues-
non OF woman's right of franchise The Hall of
Representatives, in which she spoke, was crowded
70 ofesnoWing. The lady was listened to with
marked interest and attention. We think al, per.
sons OF csndor, whatever their opinion may be in
reiation 70 the views of Mrs. Bloomer, will at least
acknowledge that she is certainly most pleasing
ject with great ability. -o' ''''
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NEW LIBEL LAVA bill has been reported in
the Pennsylvania Legislature which provides that
in every prosecution and every civil action for
writing and publishing libel, the defendant may
give IN evidence in his defence upon the trial. the
truth OF the matter contained in the publication
charged as ibeilous; and such evidence shall be
deemed a. asuffcent justification unless malicious
intention shall be proved
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DEAD LETTERs.-Among the dead letters re-
turned to the Office during the last sixty days from
parties in Chicago, and which have failed to reach
their destination because of misdrection, want of
stamps, &c, there have been drafts, money, and
other remittances to the value of at least 600 000
Chicdro Journal Jan
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC IN ESGLAND-It appears
from the published traffic returns of RAILWAYS in
the United Kingdom for the year 1855 that the re.
ceipts amounted to s20,243,3l5 on 7,7OO miles of
railway. The receipts for the year 1884 amounted
TO ELS 54l, ,s55, showing increase OF 81 103 AGO
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PRESENT FROM TURKEY.--F. Dainese. ESQ.
our former Consul at CoEstantnople, and for seye-
raj years past resident Of Washington has recent.
ly been presented by Reshid Pacha, the Sultans
lizier with a beautiful diamond ring, set in tho
Oriental STYLE testimonial Of the Sultan's high
estimation of his character and services and of his
attachment to Turkey. The diamond is very large
and of great brilliancy.
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REVENGE OF ALovER-CUTTING OFF GIRLS
NosE.-We have learned from MIR. Warner
some of the particulars of most diabolcal outrage
that occurred last week about three miles below
his landing the Mississippi. 1t appears that
Dutch widower living at that place. has family of
grown up girls, which he is anxious to get rid Of
The Oldest, good looking girl of 81, is living with
a neighbor and has lately attracted the attention
of an Italian, who had been staying about there
and has wanted to marry her. His suit has been
backed up by the old man. but the girl has steadily
refused to marry him. Last week the fellow
called at the house and requested to see her at the
door. When she appeared he seized her by the
end of the nose and with his pocket knife cut it
off close up to the bridge. The poor girl screamed
and tainted, and while the family rushed to her
assistance and tried TO staunch the blood the ruff
nan took leg bail across the Mississippi and has not
since been heard Ola Crosse (Wis Nat. Den
Jan. g
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CIRCULATION or NEW Books IN ENGLAND
The London papers report that the publishers Of
Little Dorrit" Dickens last story, had sold 35,-
900 copies up to Dec. 22d. The fret edition Of
Macauiay's Sd and 4th volumes of the History of
England consisted of q, 900 volumes Eve times a.
large as was the first edition Of the lst and ID
volumes Of the sarno work
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FATAL ACcIDEST.-On Monday last four men
engaged Oh the North Western Railroad. were
killed at Blarsvle, Pa, while sinking Dit In the
rear of the Female Seminary The earth cayed
i'll and buried them-three were taken out dead
and the fourth survived but few hours
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THE ERIE RAILROAD DIFFICULrY.-The Penn
sylvania Supreme Court decides that the Cleve.
land Painesville and Ashtabula r. X. have a right
TO extend their road through Erie, to the Eastern
boundary, in order to connect with the North-East
road-snd that resistance to that right by the Off
cals or people Of that borough must be restrained.
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SNOW BREAD.-The Cincinnati Times saws that
all persons where snow abounds, are not, perhaps,
aware OF the value of the ieecy fakes in making
tight, delicious and wholesome bread There is no
rising in the world SO perfectly physiological as
good fresh, sweet SNOW; it raises bread or cakes
beautifully as the best of yeast or the purest acids
and alkalies, while it leaves taint or fermenta
ton like the former, nor injurious neutral salt like
the latter,
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No PEACHES NEXT SUMMER.-At q meeting of
the Alton, Ill. Horticultural Society, 1t was stated
by DIR. Hall, others confirming the statement that
on examination of the fruit buds of peach trees In
that vicinity it has been found that the recent
we're cold weather has destroyed the promise of q
yield of this luscious fruit the coming season.
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PREsBYTERIAE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. months
ago it was resolved by the Old School Presbyts-
rians of st. Louis to establish university in that
city. A charter has been obtained from the legis-
lature, and it is expected that it win be erected
the coming summer. Between $1,000 and e70,000
have been subscribed toward the enterprise.
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GRAIN CRoP OF ILLISoIs-Ths Chicago Press
estimates the rrain crop Of Illinois for le3J as fol
lowsle0 900 900 bushels Of Indian corn, 20 900 900
Icy and rye, Esss
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THE MAINE Law IN THE CRIMEA.-very vigor-
Gus measures have been adopted TO suppress tne
Crimes Rum Is doing more mischief than the
Russians. The liquor is seized and thrown in.o
the ses, and The sellers are sent away, Carsoes
OF liquor have been condscstcd, and the vesses
driven away
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SCARCITY OF SOLDIERS IN TURKEY.-A Con-
stantinople letter in the New York Tribune, says:
The Turkish army in Europe can hardly be
said to have had an existence since the campaign
along the Danube. The recruits have been drawn
almost entirely from the scanty Turkish popula-
ton and great has been the loss of men that the
number of females seems to be greatly out of pro.
portion to that of the males. l have often seen
the former engaged in field labor and in fact fe.
males have gathered the last two haryests
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JAMAICA-The Kingston Morning journal Of
the 10Th inst. strongly advocates the scheme pro.
posed by Sir Henry Barkly, In his speech at the
opening of the Provincial Legislature, Of encour.
aging the emigration from Canada Of fugitive slaves
to the Island of Jamaica.
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THOMAS HOw W, ZIG Main street 10
Il receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods
suitable for housekeepers Also of Wood Ware, COM
prising every article in that line. oc1 Is
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EXTRAORDINARY NEEDLE CAsE-The West

EXTRAORDINARY NEEDLE CASE.-The West
chester (Pa.) Examiner says:
We published few weeks ago an article rela-
ting to young woman about 10 years of age in
Warwick township, Chester county, who had Is
needles extracted from her foot. Marvellous as
this circumstance was regarded at the time, the
truth has not all been told Since the first needles
were removed, twenty-five more have been ex.
tracted from the same foot, and one surgeon who
operated, informs that he thinks there are some
ten or fifteen more yet imbedded in the foot. Dr.
Heckel informs that the needles lie in and
around the instep, and that the points having
worked to the surface, they are easily extracted
by forceps In some instances an incision was
made, and the needles removed The limb does
not appear very sensible to pain. The young
woman alleges that some ten years Sgo she jumped
or stepped needle cushion and that the needles
entered ber foot and have since remained there
causing no pain until recently.
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l BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, hns re
y. moved his office to No Isl fZimmsrmsn's) corne
Main and 18th streets. 6-eodss
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DARKER, NINIAiO ~ co. have just re-
oeived fresh supply of GentleEen's Travelling
Shawls and Blsukets and Lambs Wool and Merino
shirts and Drawers. Those in want of such articles
would do well TO give a call jal
FENUKPLN, ROPER & MURRAY, Under-
L TAKERS, No. Governor street, Richmond, Va.
keep constantly hand ali kinds of ready made COZ
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
iy 25-dly
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LLEGHANY SPRINGS WATER
~ THE REST MINERAL WATER KNOWN

~ THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN
We have now, and will constantly keep on hand,
the Water Of the Allegheny Springs in the following
cities Richmond Messrs Purcell Ladd 4 Co.; Peters
burg, Messrs. Lyon Rives; Lynchburg, John H.
seay-other Druggists iu any part of the Union can
get supply by application TO PURCELL, LADD &
CO. Richmond.
This Water is considered a sovereign remedy In all
of Dyspepsia and will relieve any deran gem
of the digestive organs. 1t viii be found upon trial
worth all other medicines in restoring to healthy sid
soond condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow
els and putting in healthy action the liver.
We refer persons wishing to gam farther inforu2a-
uCn OF the sanitive properties OF this Water to the
following gentlemen
Messrs. John J. London Robe~t G. 5bana<i, Docso<
L. y Joynes, Robt. Ridgway, VIM. Semple, Samuel
Rutherford, VIM. h. HaxaI, Quinn Word, and DIR. P.
II. Christian, Richmond; John " Syne Dr. Thomas
Withers, VIM r. Joynes and Caas. Kent, Peters
burg; DR.. Robt. Early, C. l.. Mosby H U. School,
held Jne. Wyatt, J. D. Gregory, Dr. Jno Pate rson
Hm. Reid, Jr, r. '" Page and A. Z. Racksr,
These Springs will be opened for id tors the Isl day
OF June next when we will be fully prepared Co re-
oeive all who may wish to use the Water at the toun
ain.
no 2I-dts JNo. w HOLT & SONS
ORTH EKN ICE.--The subscribers
VII! deliver Northern Ice of the best quality, in
all parts of this city and the town OF Manchester,
during the coming season.
All who favor us with their patronage shall haze
Just ca OF complaint for rant e} paacuaity in
- ddIy deifreyy making such arrangements
his,
Broad sneet, between 9Th aud 7th 7. w. Turpin,
MAIN Nam street, near 7thi Laidl.y Robinson. corner
ilh and Franklin streets; George Tmberlake, Brook
Avt nue., near Broad Jno Boucher I4h street, oppo
sie Post Office; J. w. B. Dodson at the Toll-gate on
-Hayos Bndge, and at the Ice House when complet-
ca Oh south-side OF the Dock, opposite 18th street
ia 8-im' STEWART i KING
EECHING AND CUPpING.--MRS.
"ooLhOUSE offers her services TO the Me
facuity aud the ladies Of Richmond and Its vi
flHty, as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts,
~ e's'oHous attention. TO merit their Kind patron
Ais '" may be found at all hour. day sud night,
~ HeI iesieehce over Messrs Sublett Brothers
Hardware store, 2l3 Broad st.
N b. The best Imported LFFCIEs rcpst,ntly
receiving and for sale
sna .a,.1 ron the country promptly attended to
ALso-Lsdies' BANDAGEs on hand, and made
" light over the door from o'clock till NOM
-.-------------- 10 25-ts
GLOVER sEED.-20O busheIs ur.me
new clover seed for sale by P
30 EDWIN WORKMAN co.
nExONsHlRE SEWING CUATDS
We have sill On hand some of ths shors usSs,I
aud convenient Chairs 30 well adantsd Er ishs
s.swiag OF reading. For sale by '''
IN of BITrEK ALM0NDs, mars. IN
hesh supplies just received and for sale by s1'
N9, II oMstn IT.
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Ex-dovsrnor walker, Of Louisiana, died IN New
Orisaus On The seth Inst. ss8
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WESTERN GAME.-A great slaughter of wild
game, animals and fowl, has taken place at the
West since the cold weather set in, allowing of its
transportation to distant points.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says, ''few readers can
have any idea of the enormous quantities of game
sent East. from Wisconsin aud Illinois, during the
cold weather. y few days ago, two hundred box.
Cd OF quail. averaging probably 100 to box, were
shipped from GAINESVILLE direct for New York, and
the Sparta lAlonroe> Watchman, of the 9Th inst,
states that within short time previous two hun.
dred deer, shot III that county has been sent to n
York. The effect of this is not only to diminish
very rapidly the quantity of game in our State, but
greatly to enhance the price"
The Paw Paw (Mich.l Free Press, of the 14th
inst, says that it is estimated that one thousand
deer have been slain in Vanburen county within
the last three months-and from the village of Paw
Paw alone, during that time, six hundred venison
have been shipped to market
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bacon ~ BASKERVILLE,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receive consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Corn,
Wheat &c, and give their personal attention to sales
Of same and keep constantly hand large ard gene
raI assortment of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
DC. fsT-dGwts
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I'D MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF MANuFACTURED
AND LEAF ToEACco, FLOUR, GRAIN, CoTroE, &C.
No. 49, Water street, New York.COnsi gnments to
the above address will receive the special attention of
Mr. A. L. ROYSTER, the res dent partner in New
York. Advances on Shipments will be negotiated on
liberal terms by A. l.. Royster Brother s Co. Rich
mond, OF by Us. Orders for purchases in New York
Will also receive attention.
BRUMMEL l. ROYSTERS
New York. January, 1856
Jos. BRUMnEL, }
A. l.. RoYsTER,
j. B. RoYsTER. J Ia lq--3md&w
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FROM NICARAGUA-By the arrival Of the Star
OF the West at New York, we have later advices
from Nicaragua:
General Walker has now eight hundred and ff-
fy Americans under arms and 'the cry Is still they
come
The suburbs of the city of Grenada have been
laid out into building lots and already sold. A pier
is being constructed into the Lake and to be ready
for use early In the ensuing month of March,
Schooners to Virgin Bay and San Carlos, Convey
Ing passengers and freight, advertised TO sail
three times week between those ports and the
city, and more than all. the rich absentees have
turned to Grenada, and the resumption of bu sness
is firmly established.
Walker has lost two of his finest officers by chol
era-Capt. Davidson and Lieut.. Col. Gilman. .fhey
died very suddenly last week within day OF two
of each other. The former was sick about th rty.
six hours; and the latter about twenty hours
One of Walkers lieutenants, a very fine officer,
and great favorite, was accidenty shot we4 k or
two ago. There is not much cholera In Grenada.
Only seven of Walkers men and officers have died
within the last six weeks.
Col Fry who went out with q scouting party of
30 men, TO march to point about l08 miles Dorth
of Grenada has been surrounded The repert is
that he has cut his way through, and was retreat
ing towards Grenada, with loss of eleven man.
Walker has received by the last steamer an ad-
dition TO his forces, of los men, besides Is officers
100 in all
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PENNSYLVANIA PRKss ON THE PARSONS CASE
We give the following extract from an editorial IN
the Phladelphia North American, to shsw the
view they take In that State of the Parsons case:
THE aid ofthe law was not at all invok ed. A
negro was seized without warrant, so far as ap-
peared at the time and 1t looked though tho kid
nappers Intended to carry him of into Virginia with
out any form of law He was known As an old
resident OF Blair county, and not the slave of
any OF the persons who seized him. In fact, it Is
quite clear that, if Mr. Parsons had not proceeded
illegally, there could be no charge of kidnapping
against him. Feeling in great danger of punish
menf for the offence he friend for him, has
thus sought the protection Of Virginia"
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 50, 1856.
Committees Wogo called for reports aud mum.
ber of bills were reported, which viii come up il
order
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The Presidents Kansas message, II 10 said, was
never submitted 70 the Cabinet
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BUSINESS CARDS.

rS,HONIAs w. kEESEE, Auctioneer Of
4 fce with George J. sumner, No. 70 Pearl street
vi, attend to the sale of Real Estate and every des
rriptIon of Merchandise Household Furniture, sc.
AIto 10 Renting cut Honses, Collecting &c.
IV N, COOK a. CO.. AUCTIONkEks,
Il. No 10 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the public as Auconeers for the sale OF Real Estate
furniture Groceries Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle, &c,
st the shortest nstce and upon the most reasonable
terms =, -,
Having large and comuCd!o rooms they will re-
cevo goods for 0aIc u |s.Ie sals without the charge
Of storage.
out door saes Of o,egy de scp pl!ou attended to Up
ou reasonable TOXINS. -
E. b. COOK "M. NOTE
T-ts
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I EE a. bA \ 4 AItOFHtyb VT LtINV, anu
~ Com1D.sso to take Depostlons AHldavlts,
edgIneHts of Deeds Powers of Attorney, &c,
tor the Statos and Territories of
Alabama Louisiana New York
Arkansas Maine North Carolina
California MARYLAND Ohio
Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvanis
Florida Michigan Rhode Island
Georgia Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Mississippi Tennessee
Indiana Missouri Texas
Iowa New Hampshire Vermont
Kentucky New Jersey Wisconsin
EY' SAM'L T. BAYLY, Comm; ssioner of the United
State Court Of fClems and Notary Public.
Office on llth St, between Main and Bank.
I2-112m
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WTITI.fAN \. cor NMiN q Co, sHiP.

w FIG AND COMMISSION MERCH ANTS
CAL. .L-..- SAD FROaT SIRE ifs, Ban kEAAeIs.
CO. C...--L....u 10. 81, Wall Street, Nrw YoGG.
W. n COLEMAN
HENRY CARLTON
}. Ii. WILLIAMS.
III. l..-raaS u il Kew York, and vail give s-iq-
pe!s F. . p. -...u44Llon ID 70 markets. ELDpIEg &c.
CSs~ 4..G.4AL0E ou San Francis, yhale by
WIN. IT COLEMAN
1. =. Il VI VI III RtraGt.
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T0TiN II. CIAIBORNE, II n E II A l.
y COMMISSION MERCHANT, Dealer In froyi.
scu5 .hu end, E0.--PartculaT attention bigen 10
tho gale II Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c, Cash advances
up.a cuD- guneuts VIII supply RicLmond Ground
Plaster, town grinding loose or packed Virginia
Gusnu. &C, de