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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

osScs 90 rHx wuo. April Ia isss
rs Washington Liverpool -ih date.
th ss,h ult arrived New csss. d.e,
frOm Liverpool With day. later has HALIFAX
The commercial sdviess by thsss ARRIVALS decline
concluded su, all obstacles In the Of sas,ory Arrange
Al said - have been removed.
the Ns- York Exchange, r-t Board saturday
sse. sold sss which the closing price
Saturday Daring closing prlces
lows '. 9Ss sh sth, aud iih ssS i0h is
sss closing prices pas. March s.t
st.. Ssth, at pa April 5h. atssN iah. nsss.
The n Y. Commercial Advertiser Of saturday. says
There little activity the this week.
the offerings Of the banks
" ,S. sa@ The u. .ssa, o .s ss
s upp IN Sss % , Ss. sap,s % S S % ss'
der arm there advance the and fair bu.nes.
longer pspsr and name. no, 50 -. .sSss '''
The plethora Of New Orleans eoptnass undmnhed
The Picayune Of the sth instant, s.yss
The market easy, dltneuity
Of meeting -ith satisfactory daily
the and good long ss,, only to be shown to
communal Per cen, on The .ps partial n.,snss .s s,v. al
before long yin decs yer
I,at sres, .sanace, quarter. Sorrov-r ~asnee
ward h, been paid .sO consequence.
ina, Whilst means are daily aeeumaans the chance. 10 employ
The Crescent has he following:
In the general Money change There are
Hank. ior the psss -rss y.Sh
s,n . ol s % aGos sy s s,.a .eos, so mi. The
tendency
exports from baltimore for the week ending on
Thu rsay ti6o96t Inul,d exports
Of hour, AS barrels OF neal buhei. wheat
bushels OF 20 barrels 6se rye
hossheads toboeco.
exports aourtrom Charleston q O. from Is, Sept 50
to April 10th sc, ~ p' b5ls; So
b6 The Of bushels
2,u6 time last
The following comparative the receipts Of pro.
duee Richmond the Kanawha
the and
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CoNMUSfCAIED
DIR. JOHN THOMAS COMPOUNDED BY THE WORN

DIR. JOHN THOMAS COMPOUNDED BY THE WORD
la the 23d chapter OF Leviticus from verse 10 we're
l6 find period of hy.seven days the last or fifty.
seventh day, is called 1.-THE morrow after the Sabbath
and hence was the first day OF the week Sunday
l6.
Now If Sunday the last day in the premises il /.
very certain that the first day also Sunday and the
seventh day the Sabbath day. and hence the sth M
il called in H. 1.-THE morrow after the Sabbath
from which Sabbath Sunday the day Of Pentecost il
was precisely my days. Guided 10y the above ufible
evidence, say confidently that the Lord Jesus was
betrayed Sunday night for Sunday the first day of un-
cayened bread when they killed the passover" Mark H.
L. lat the going down of the sun" Deut I6 ia night
to be much observed unto the Lord" Exodus l2-''ihe
same night in which he betrayed Cor ! % are
all kindred passages referring 20 the same thing and
show cOncIsively that Jesus fulfilled the law by a,
crhcing tile lamb Sunday night tire fret night Of IN
lcayencd bread. On the following Sunday morning lac
also fulfilled the law 10y rising from the dead on the s
day, IN Levitt 23l, and hence he is called "the first
fruits (asO) Cor 80. Thus taught that Je.
Betrayed six days before the Sunday morning ON
which he became he first fruits" in Levitt 23 TO- aud
Cor, l23, aud hence "lle also ceased from h. own
works God did from his" Heb 40 is beautiful al.
usion to the week Of creation aud the week OF our Lord
grenfeH hunaton both weeks being equal number Of
days.
The passover killed on the fourth night after he
was arrested, and bone Of him was broken Fxodu.
H. therefore, Christ passover killed on the four ia
night after he betrayed aud not bone of him was
broken and these things done TO Christi that the
scripture might be fulfilled" John 1880 aud to these
'hHer the lohOWlhg ~ beautiful allustOn "lis was
brought from prison. and from Judgment like a lamb TO
the slaughter" Isaiah %.
In the DAYS Of unleavened bread from Sunday 10
the sabbath daily sacrifice and ObatiOn we're continually
burning in the temple and Jesus put upon tho
cross "a the sixth hour Of Vednesiy niyht because
Daniel 9ZT had said "He shall cause the sacrifice and
the ohlatOn 10 IN the midst Of the week and So
when Jesus cried it is q shed the vail Of the temple
rent in the midst
Knowing he should die W,inosay night and rise again
sunday morning, Jesus said "the Son of Man shall be
three days aud three nights in the heart Of the earth
and ~ iras 50.
Nov il IL false foolish and ndsuous to say Jesus
was cruched Friday ere,inq lin night and Iosc again
sunday 10 Ornng' yet ignorant and scIfcOnceted ncr
persist ia publishing tho ClisAoOd and reject the iau
and the ProPhe who able 10 make Ioots w-e mt,
salvation. w. W. JONES
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We take pleasure in calling public attention 10 the ad
vertisemen in another column Of the Gift Enterprise Of
Mr. Jesse T. Hopkins in Bedford county Unlike other
schemes Of the sort there no fraud in tisbut Is in
all respects bona f and the drawing will most certain.
" come of on the first Of August. We are personally
acquainted with Mr. Hopkins aud know him to be inca
pable OF pnciicug any deception upon the public lie
- one Of the most respectable intelligent and reliable
gentlemen in Bedford county, aud owns property greatly
exceeding in value what s embraced IN h- distribution
scheme aud whether the dra-ing tkrs place or not
he H perfectly responsible for all the tickets that mas BE-
bought The property embraced in the gft schedule is
also very notwithstanding a. fno lanI a. there is IL
the county besides brick Hotel, Dwelling House
horses aud cattle Of the very best description 6cs Of
which, We believe put down in the schedule at lust
aud reasonable valuation.
Mr. lUgroyc, W learn is the agent TO- tbi. city and
a. the tickets are selling rapidly and but comparatively
ieV left we advise such wish to obtain chance In
most valuable scheme avail themselves II the
nifty TO do 50 AT once
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contemplating Old Bucks elevation to the Presiden.
CIV, with some degree Of satisfaction and compscen-
cy. But subjoin the whole extract from the
Times. bearing this interesting point
Ave perfectly satisfied that from its inception to
its consummaton, Mr. Buchanan opposed the Ne
brssks BILL and that he regards with the
unprinciped conduct Of the administration towards the
Free State settlers Kansas Territory This is to Us
point in his favor, and though overlook the
weakness which has induced his tsry aequescence In the
outrage could hope that in OF his election the
ccndiares who have perverted the mind of GEN Pierce
would be scourged nom the White House and purleus
and perhaps would be unreasonable expect that
he would the influence Of his position to calm the sg
wantonly provoked by his predecessor We al.
80 desire the nomination Of Mr.. Buchanan from more
selfish consideration We believe he would not be cor
daily supported by that wing of his party
which Is composed OF regulators OF
and libusers and that should more easily
aud certainly defeat him. and with him the party orgsn
ration which sustans him. than could any other per
likely be selected its candidate. And IT, despite
this DETECTION Mr. Buchanan should be elected are not
without hope that he would call about him moderate and
OF all sections and opinions and place
the Democratic party in rreconciable hostility TO the IA
nstca agaors who in the interest of slavery are plot
ting against the peace Of society ard alternative
their schemes against the permanency Of the Union"
mot without hope" that Old Buck, il elected,
would place the Democratic party in irrcconclable
hostility TO the anatcal agitators who, an the int
rest Of sldrery plotting against the peace OF So
ciety," &c. Pretty good, that And pretty concu
sve evidence that Old Buck would be entirely accep
table to the "Free-soilis Democracy" as has been
heretofore alleged.
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THE EMPEROR or THE FRENCH IN NEW YORK
Nrw Yopr Anil 4 1870
~ Me EAlnL, ID n, NnlinnnL Lrt,Lin.n,,,-

To he Edfors Of tie National iafeiiigepeer
GFNrLEIES Ny attention has been called article
IN your journal Of the 18th ult In which my is in
trolucod 10 connection With the sojourn in this city in
1887, Of the present Emperor OF the French and
mcns and opinions Of mine in regard the character he
sustained here placed in anagonism to prevailing i'm
precision on the subject The publicity thus given mo
a. defender Of the reputation Of this gentleman that
period must be apology for this communications aud
Tor the request that, justice to the parsonage most con.
cerned, the National LieHgeHcer may become 10 chan.
mel Of brief rchcrsa Of the opportunities had of cor
rect knowledge in the case aud Of the belief based upon
ibeiu, which cntertnn
Louis Napoleon after having been prisoner Of State
Tor some months on board French man-ofwar was set
~ liberty on our shores AZ Norfolk the curly s;ing Of
1887. Tic came Immediately New York ~ the point
~ which DE could c put most speedily in communication
with his friends in Europe Either on the day or the day
bur one after Dis arrival led 10 call upon him not
as the bearer Of usrous or the nhcrtor 81 an
lnpeJul title. but stranger and m exile without
personal ncud In the county letter Of
was the more readily induced to this from represents.
tons made 70 me by near relative IN whose family he
nal already passed evening o the dep Interest hs
appcfrntce AMI whole had excited IN those Who
thrh MT him. TIE c,'i recipfocued with prompt.
ne aud cordially had not anticipated ami in very
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Staunton Convention.

1t is to be hoped that those counties which have
not yet appointed delegates to the Fillmore and Do
nelson Convention to be held at Staunton the 9th
of May, will do without further delay. 1t is all
important to have large representation from every
county in the State it will be impossible without
to designate the most suitable electors and otherwise
properly organize for the canvass. We therefore
earnestly urge upon the friends of the cause to
to it that delegates appointed in every county
who will be sure to attend The time is short-let
promptncss in this matter rule the hour.
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Richmond College

We have received the Catalogue Of this institution
tor the session of 1886. Wcare gratiied to note
ITS ourshing condition, the number of students for
the present session being lGl II is under the man
agement of an accomplished, able aud energetic Fa-
Guilty and it, course Of instruction is comprehensive
and thorough. We invoke for it the ampest patron.
age of our city and the public generally, as there are
few institutions in the land more fescryinr
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III n r. ID w a II L.
EOIg IaGg spHTsE


A AN now In receipt ~ NY SPRING STOCK OF a.
n HAKDNARE 81 English and American manu- =
Lecture drTct from the manufacturer widrh SGE/
respectfully invite The attention ~ friend, L1cS.
~ town ahd country assuring utm that they shall ~
,Ne eNy article i my iit" as low IL can be had
Ivory handle Knives Forks pieces Of RODGERS. and
other makes - ~
Rodgcrs IVORY handle Rnives, without fork,
Double plated table and dessert FORKS,
Germsn silver ~
Rodyer other u buck bone and bualo
handle Knives snd FORKS
HodFrr Mos noln aud other ~ nd nep Env.
Hodge and Wo"enholns scissor great variety some Of
them In -@ ~
wos'enhoim's and ". 4 Butchers Ratnrs
Pruning and hejg~ S'ears
Walters, single and sett ri them very handsome
Bad Irons. vi hur quality
Iron Tea Kettle aud snuccPsns, timed and untinped
metal ind pntcrHln preserving X, tiles
r. Hollow ware Hhh ife.bogs, = grnrral assortment
Tai and nat bottom Caudgeks and suug, -. $500,
hand panel rip, compass aud SAWS rac.s and nh.
e mem m very superior quality hand broad pole mai
pTN" pet Hhmfnerss shlnEinT
w. a1Nhs Plauru,a general Hsurmen. cafpsuer ana II.
u Noh Nhe "ougcs Squares and Beys; Jour fdd
Sni' .old box Vices and icdge Hammers
u anu wrought Nails aud Spikes every sine Augrr and
anger ana glct hts, AL Va y
wv chest cupboard mortice rim and round SINUS
ana h bos o. every size, wrought and Pins and
gufttn hands; hank and Wire ~ Nason Csflsrge
handle and hay FORKS Esrden hay RaEe n
wedding hltg and gruhhrR Hoe halle,
~ OF and we'll chains; garden Trowes and garden Hoes Hoti
nges o. every size aud Kind plate. hook eye strop ana
ng IRON ooks and Staples aud Hsps Staples Yss and
| q AZ sizes together With every other article usually
AeP' W. my hne OF business. J. W. RADCLIFFE,
apis oppo.,,s m n ~ 10 T5os N n .'1S, '.o,
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE sTEAME



WASHINGTON.
The London Times Crmean correspondent SAYS that the
party still cherish hopes that the negotiations NAV
break doNn tmay suit the French to make concessions
but ought to suit They doubtless consider that
they have done enough for honor and glory AID TO
the everscs Of 1872 Moreover they cannot Afford war
England Their army, however t numbers on pa
per- dwindcs sadly Scuryy and fever arc playing havoc
it, ranks The mortality stated to be I2O deaths Der
day; aud frequently II l. more.
FROM Italy the accounts say that tie city Of Parma had
been again laid under siege owing the frequent dstur.
banses aud transformations.
Sif Hyde Parker commander Of the English naval fnr-
ccs the East Indies died Davenport the 2Ist ult
Sir Henry POttiuget, died at Malta on the 18th
Adyiccs from the Baltic say that Commodore Watson
had declared all the Russian ports that in state Of
blockade
Advice. from Persia state that Dost Mahommed had ia
ken possession OF CandaJar aud the Persian troops were
marching against him.
Geographic dispatch from Jassay states that the cou
rer who the bearer Of the formal demand for the union
ot the prncpaltes, addressed to Count Walcwsh had
been arrested at EgcfnOiiu.
Adyices from NcuaeH state that commission arrived
there from g. Petersburg the 4th Of March, aud mm.
datcy commenced operations for the abandonment Of that
place military depot IL also stated that il voud
\ be declared free port
PEACE CONFERENCE-RUMORE DIFFERENCES
There Of difference IN the peace conference
-Pussa demanding equal privileges with the other great
powers Russia backs her demand ST. Petersburg let
give the following the heads Of tho expected
lst Russia consents 70 the naturalization oi the Black
I'd. srbastOpo Is not agan ~ become a war depot
3d. Nicolaeii ~ be- reduced a commercial port it,
Russia abandons heptoiecoraic Of the pfncpaiiios eth
Hu-a rcnOunces certain territories ~ Bessarabia Which
leaves the navigation Of the Danube free 9Th commits.
s0u 10 De appointed 10 trace frontiers n this district
7 Russian soldiers passing the Pfuth bee regarded
edsas bcfii by the contracting powers
The Paris Srclc, aud other journals regard the above
~ quite authentic
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The llolitloni,t. Lie on pn,I.

The New York Tino Abolition. Seward or.
gan declares that Old Buck is to Il the least un.
acceptable Of any Of the Democrats yet offered a.
Presidential candidates" And why Because il /.
Pcrlec,y satisfied that from It's inception to its con
summation NJ. Buchanan @as opposed to the Ne
braska bill aud that he regards with indigna.
ton the unpiincplcd conduct Of the administration
towards the Free State settlers Of Kansas Territory
That's the T@ss .ons, in its own language, ior
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The Imports OF merchandise other than goods, port
New York for the ending including Inst To
lss6 Among the articles imported, packages
Of China, valued t36OO SO soia valued at fsi
s9 do Cream OF Tartar valued ss2u6 Nader valued
tiIs9O; I2 do Furs tls6I9 Fire Crack
rs valued at IS 80 do RAn s2i53;
slsas ASST hid and tes s295O0
Tea at t=II; Of Undrcssed skins cess Si
Champagne valued at S54,422
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Greeley in HE last letter from Washington. says there
are Nebraska Democrats in the Senate who will vote to
adult Kansas at his session and under her Free State
Constitution We beg the Enquirer 10 find out and tell
a. WHO these Nebraska Democrats. ore that conten.
plate 20 cruel an outrage upon the South
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PnILApKIrriA. Feb. Goth,

To HoS ANDREW Jackson DoSTLsoS.
Sir:-Thc National Convention in this City, having
unanimously chosen you their candidate for tho Vice
Presidency of the United States in the approaching
ton have appointed the undersigned committee to make
known to YOU, officially, this proceeding. aud ask your
acceptance OF the position they have assigned you
In the discharge Of this duty the undersigned are hap
py to avail themselves OF the opportunity affords them
express their personal qualification in the choice made
by the Convention and congratulate you upon result
less honorable yourself than suspicious the vel
fare of the country
With the highest consideration, have the honor to
DO
Very respectfully. your obi servants
ALEX. H. II. STUART of Virginia
ANDREW STEW ART, OF Pennsylvania
ERASrUS BROOKS. OF New York.
Z. b. BARTLETT, of Kentucky.
WIN. J. EAMES, of Massachusetts.
EPHRAIM MARSH OF New Jersey
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We publish e-cshcrc the letter 81 this gentleman &C.
ccptng the Vice Prcsdcu al nomination Of tho Philadc
pha Convention. u Is written in straightforward man.
w. honest tone aud will bs pergscd with pleasure by TO-
oral men Of M puties
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MAYORS OFFICE.

Arsl ith. isis
q s' 81 % ely ssy are .s;s pSs ,a aud
Tss health =. ui !. ss.snes.. Of ~. a, s =. d., 70 ,
Observance aud the police directed 10 all .esd..
ryv,y house lot, shall far such
ssnd cause III. paved gutter dr.l In puLS sy
,ioa he IAN may
remains. ansd no, s than two aos uoSs ,.a
nany a,h Rubbish ashes, stones. or other thing. be carried
.S ., or o.s p.ss saa pa, Ia stree, public alley Of
ass .sss.. si- ssa,s . ~. q
,ss. Ia .p, ~. u p So pI. ., s-ss; H. OF IN
,ss r., =, IS, NJ, a. SSl.5
'". Dc nnsd not less than 'se nor @es than -sn,y dollar.
ley on that part Of the e.rrasewS gutter drain.
.ss, q .y s ;ss" % ssi
% sns % , i1. ' 70, s S the .sa
| la such time as may be so allowed.
he sS,s OF sy sSs to- ps ss
d. house o. lot hld rueb.h. ashes. dhi
.ns 70 put os any nuisance obstruction 4.
ssas isSws either Tsasss the .,as or s,s. IN
the e .S ss.0 to the q s,ys ne u
P.s SeS, .a.h removal or information may no,
V. o. :Ssa b sue" reno
% The Ssa a or sos, .s ~
s. Ss' Of :, the i..s kSss .ad
Ss n S NH .sS 81 any s%a he aha.
COMPANY nPe"t with ssnani water therein
basin kvy be r%o,. by tbs o Ss.
person pss eaasas IT. he ~ ayoe sns S r. or the
at the Of
BE- liable for section may b,
amount 'NN'~
ay ersen shall put nul..ner Of
cellar house,
No. rwotd OF occupied by him. he shall every offence
,hal employ from his house or lot
any other place. Nth nuisance such slave
put the
"rht oosd Ia either Of die preceding e-
Hoyls sas slare shall be deemed as the
.hi m % nuisance had been place by
mm or by his direeton. -
shall
"n any lane alley, other land, Tim any
Of
dollars The hne shall be paid by the
les the nuisance be caused by want
ransge Of s which dsvolves r-ued,
La M, ait case the oecupler shall be
Of the owner and the Lal be FAIL for thirty
Il lays notice the
| strleiivn OF suprly such deficiency Of drainage.
Upon ts being alleged by citizen Police to
aeh situation As To he Offensive that nuisance
exists la any cellar or house,
unless be he
pr0t> according TO tn preceding section shall
he ground Nheupon the said nuisance
occupying
eiT- him, aud proof nuisance.
order the be removal b To,
vlln iryegt hour-, the Mayor other
To TO be In
spprar before hn and shall nne him NOR.
failure b,rs
-" h"ince rsH"red by the ocers Police . rSpe Of
~ owner or OF the nuisance the
Iud A. he may deem right which the
"hsr costs recovered against the ehargeAbe
|
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roNyIIA'TAN LANDT ron sAIT.

desirable Farm containing So
tefs 81 fine creek uiirs from The
W town o. Jshcrson James river aons lands Of Mr.
hoDefl IA Dtoncy H. Cunningham H. whilte
improvements are good-a brick dwelling
paired new kitchen aud quarters; acres In iors wo
aud acres OF low grounds. The land we'll aud lis soil .-
srluoS 81 NE mstsi Improvement The neghbohood ntsI
gent Ihs place ahounfs with
ton Is a. healthy Of the Blue mountains Per.
wishing Information referred 10 Mr. H. Cooke Rhmod
or Mr. w H. Cooke. Columbia W j. Dance PowhAtau
the subscriber ~ 0''1s'
Term. accommodating Ny address Pouhaan Courthoue
the city ~ Richmond. ~ f''F'''' >"
Am
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We learn from the Baton Rouge Advocate that Major
Robert -. Harvey, brother Of Gen. Harvey e. $ Army
died At s residence IN Ekt,u Tenn the 9Th ult OF
psr,lytic attack The Advocate says:
MAJOR Hafncy had IN eafly lite family love for the din
and strife Of those that make ambition virtue being
officer ~ the regiment " regulars which gained bill
liant victory under General Jackson, tho bloody battle
Of llors' Shoe where the great chief Red Eagle sustain
I'd such crashing defeat Cen sam Houston IN the
engagement and both these officers bore upon their
persons evidence Of the fury ~ the fight.
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MEAD THE TnUrn AnoUr ORR

- IIM oil-, RcuNoSD, April iOth, isss
During sleigh ride This winter past discovered my hore leg
raw ahi the skin on place larger than
uib ng on the inside of HE thigh applied your T on sn In
.nay OF Two be wa we'll Another which va,
working TO dray became unable 10 on esnmn,u h. -,
discovered nail ahou, inches long up To the head VI, Al
and the neghors said e would gosl for noihng Ia
r nan out Inserted piece Of lint and your or aud set him
70 wtA NJ oncr ami hasu
"ui i IS good as ever alsO horse
outside Of his thigh In pac-s, about two nel So,
Tour inches vide nom which he ~,
m was applied and brought them entirely sound IL uIv il
one o the greatest remedies fcr .u
hASrlved In drug for years Use hi. ss v h,nt
proper. Very truly, J n WHIsIGtp
To Messrs. DOVE Co " n1.
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~ NoTlCE.-ro an ersllor. Of I..,e

AZ ~ N0rtCE:-To all creditor, Of Isaac H. wanIns
fsq, Isaac " Watkns Esq having conveyed q, ths
sued As trustee large Valuable properly to Sc
cure hs his conhdentialydebts urctes then mi ia
tors Aieaby who shall before March 1857 psen az, .
shlsh their claims against him ' '''' "'' w
Now Notice Is hereby To ct,,lor. If
1 present Their claims t. the uad-rsgnI Without DELAY
We WI Toe At TIE Arlington HOUSE, Rchmcn for ey,tnl a. ~
Srr he viii be glad To the claims creditors
cations may be addes.,d To him at Providence p % aix "a
county, Va. THOMAS "a ITxiiSS 1rnA.io''e'
all
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The United States -loop Of war jamestown. Com
Gable "d United states brig Dolphin, were Port Pa
"a about The zOth Of March, all veil.
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NAVAL INTEt.T.ICrVCr

Yor local matters first page = daily paper
rhe sketches Of e speeches s Slash Cottage postponed r
vant Of spscr.
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WIsrAH'S BAISAm OF WILD CHERRY,
TILE GREAT REMEnY EnR cnNSnMprInN

AsD Al oTnEn pIsEAsEs OV riig PULMONARY ORGlNs
IHNt greater The value u discovery the higher held
te esteem Of The public. aud much proportion
puzzle .o 70 b. imposed by the spurious limitations Of
rant, Designing and dshonsr men.
Nov tni @ preparann well known 10 BE- certain
or inclpent CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, LIVER COMPLAINT
CoUehs BRONCHITIS. and ~ snar affections than shy Other
remedy knorn, there found ose vnanouy wcted h
concot pur0us. and perhaps
iau u % f. The genuiue naisafn. -
This b. ~ caution dealers public generally AGAINST
chasing other Than that having the Signature nj RTt.
on thr uraftsrr.
Prepared only ~ sErm FOwLE CO. Bo-on Mass "a r
' orders should b. addressed, and for sale by their agents