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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-19
Approved, November 10, 1855.

NO. I. An act relating to proceedings and costs
in suits at law.
is hereby enacted, &c,
Sec. l. In any action hereafter brought,
counts in trespass may be Joined with counts i'll
trespass on the case, including trover in one
declaration, if for the same cause of action
And when they are so joined, the pleadings there
upon shall be comfortable to the law regulating
the pleadngs in the action of trespass, and the
right and rule of damages shall be governed by
the law applicable to the count or counts which
the court shall, upon the trial thereof adjudge to
be adapted to the cause OF action shown by the
proofs.
Sec. 2. In actions Of assumpsit debt on sim,
pie contract and trespass on the case, including
trover, if the defendant proves the general ISSUE
but relies on special matter of defence as pay
ment, release, accord and satisfaction, judg
ment recovered for the same cause or other mat.
ter operating to extnguish the right of acton
which once existed, he shall file with such plei
within the time allowed by the practice of tn
court for fling special pleas, a notice in writing
specifying the intended matter of defence unde
such plea.
Sec. 8. The party against whom matter
specially pleaded in confession and avoidance i
answer to matter by him antecedently alleged
may by a general form OF denial traverse an
put in issue all the material facts so pleaded b
the other party.
Sec. 4. When any action pending in an
county or supreme court shall involve the trif
Of several and distinct issues, or Of several an
distinct claims, the court in taxing the costs sha
allow to each party the costs accruing upon sue
OF said issues Or of said claims as he shall preva
upon.
Sec. 8. When the plaintiff in any action
any county or supreme court shall recover iudp
ment for only a nominal sum for debt or damage
the court may in their discretion make such ord,
in respect to the allowance of costs to the plain
tiff as shall be just and equitable: Provides
that in no case shall the costs so allowed excee
the rate prescribed by law.
Sec. 6, This act shall not apply to or affe,
any suit now pending.
Sect. This act shall take effect from its pa
sage.
Approved, November Is, 1856.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-19

no. D. An act in addition to chapter twenty
eight Of the compiled statutes, entitled 3" the
supreme and county courts"
is,hereby enacted, &c,
Sec l. Every question of law decided by the
county court, arising upon demurrer, or upon
trial by jury, or upon motion in arrest in apv
prosecution by indictment or information f,r any,
crime or misdemeanOr, shall after verdict ~
guilty Is returned, upon motion of the respondent
be allowed and placed upon the record; and the
same shall thereupOn pass to the supreme conrt
Tor final decision; and judgment, sentence and
execution shall be thereupon respited and STAYED
IN capital cases ana IN all other cases at the dis,
erection of the court.
Sec. 2. The seventy second section of the
chapter to which this is in addition is hereby re-
peaed. ~
Approved, November 18th, 1856.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-19

Wholesale Agent for the State of Vermont.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

/ u,.,~gww ap Ace VIVA fsunpew der--meS
-.,7aS tsse y:x,scs Jsnrs@--Nsr1Ow Bec"Pe
pnrLApsIPEaA, Fse si--ycsterday shernos
the coumftsee apponso1 by tine mcreass 49, ~ -
sss peis,are Tuudertsek 70 despatch the business
In summary ssay ky Blowing up me 'ee VI. suf
powder The guispewder was p,aeea IN Wy s1sn's
ters Of 70, 10 and - pounds each. ana p'aceo pe.
low the Ice in the channel .Ih;sS ,.ss as,ashca
40 wire upwarf< Of two hundred yards distant
from the poiut beneath where the canister or bar-
rel ffor some Of die heavy charges were put ~
$50, wore placed The FIRST discharge had but
1,s. ..test III consequences of the canister being
AnnS a. considerable distance below the iee.--
The next discharges, however, were placed nearer
,h bower surface of the ice and produced not only
a great comnaotion IN the water, eut scattered tnc
fee In avery direction.
Bv The forty pour,d charge, column of water
was tf rown mp, no9 less than 40 feet in height,
hole 25 feet In diameter broken, and the sur
rounding fields of ice AFFILIATED clear to the adjacent
shore njuring the soiidity further
than causing few cracks. The water thrown up
by the f irce Of the explosion had deep green
tinge aud presented beautiful effect The re
suit OF th experiments would indicate thar this
plan for opening navigation is likely TO prove
failure While the experiment was progressing
Mr.. John De Bust brother of the gentleman
who had harge of the battery, in extrlcating the
wire, brok e through the ice, but was rescued Dy
the specta ors. 5<x.,-ss. -.
ing largo Colt revolver to disperse PACK. OF
dogs in fr ont of his Mansion, near CornWeiis
Railroad s, .ation, a cap became ignitea, wAien
caused barrel to go OH and SEND us pan through
the fieshv D. rt of his left hand The ball grazed
the Profess. ,rs head, after passing through ms
hand scattering numerous grains OF powder IN
every directi On, and burying many OF them IN the
| forehead and face-without doing other injury
than passing through the ceiling of the room in
which he was standing and making its exit in the
room overhead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATESTs
The Commissioner of Patents has presented his
annual report to Congress. He states that the to-
tai number of applications for patents during the
year 1855 is 4, 435 the entire number Of patents
issued 2,024; the whole amount of fees received,
el76.3eo 81; the aggregate of expenditures, $79,
49, Adding to that the sum of $40,075 70, which
was taken from the patent fund for agricultural
purposes and afterwards refunded, we see the
whole amount of income during the year to be
$2l6, 45s IS, which exceeds the total expenditure
e36, 9I9 OF. -
The number of applications in 1854 were IS per
cent. greater than in 1852, and the increase du-
ring the past year is more than 80 per cent of the
whole number OF applications of the previous year
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

THE TEXAS DEBT BILL-t turns out the Texas
Legislature passed the Texas Debt Bill with the
'Rider," so much dreaded by the claimants That
is, with provision declaring that its acceptance
should not bar the claims of citizens of Texas on
account of Indian depredatons bnt giving up all
claims ON the part of the State on such account.
Now this rider amounts TO the entire defeat of
the bill. 1t passed here only on the ground that
it forever settled the claims of the people of Texas
to indemnifcation for Indian depredations, it being
well known that the State, having no property
within reach of hostile savages, had lost dime in
that way while it was equally as well known that
if Congress did not in some such wNy get rid of
the claims of the people of Texas, thee would be
pressed here TO the amount of the Lord knows
how many millions of dollars, for the next fifty
years. perhaps. The rider thus etfectually defeats
the Texas-debt bill as enacted by Congress, and
again throws open the whole subject matter Its
adoption at Austiu amounts to the defeat of the
bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

MORMON IMMGRATIoN.-The Mormons who ar
rived in the ship John j. Boyd at New York on
Saturday are mostly Danes but among them
are several Norwegians, Italians from the Protes-
tant valley of Piedmont and two lcelanders. =
They are stout hearty looking people, with an ex-
preston of intelligence above that of the average
European immigrants. The greater number are
sgriculturjsts, though the trades are well repre-
sented Tie ship load Is said to be only the fore
runner of an immense Mormon Immigration which
we may look for next spring. The emissaries
from Great Salt Lake are reported to have been
very successful in making proselytes in Norway
Denmark and Switzerland. In Denmark alone
they have fifteen travelling ministers and several
hundred local elders They meet with occasional
opposition from the municipal authorities in some
places; but this, as is usually the case, has only
served to excite the sympathy of the lower classes
IN their favor. One member of the comp any by
the John J. Boyd was imprisoned eight months
and subjected to many privations in town of
Denmark It is estimated that about ten thousand
converts will be landed at New York this season,
mostly from the sources above named.-Joarnat
of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

The NAVIGATION OF TEE OHIO RIVER closed
carrier last winter than II did the present season,
the time being, in the former case. the 9Th of De-
cemoer, and in the latter, the Cd of January. But.
LEI winter, the navigation rsopened ON the 18th
ana 30 remained until the 9th of March. This
year the ice is SO thick that there la but little hope
OF ITS yielding for some time hence. According
70 the Pittsburg Daily Commercial Journal, the
auence with the Aiieghany,s that II would proba-
ply sustain upon its surface a good sized steamer
without Welding -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

WHEN IS A MARRIAGE CoNsuYMArED A
novel case came up before Judge Bacon last week.
the circumstances of which are as follows "A
constable had levied upon the property of man
aud sold it. The owner claimed that he was a
married man and the pre- perry was exemrt by
law, and sued the constable for damages On the
trial 1t was shown that tie marriage ceremony
was performed about two hours before the lew
was made, and the Court decided that the mar.
mage nad not yet been contaminated, and tho
complainant was not a married man within the
meaning of the statute The levy was therafore
held TO be good -SaracAse candnra Ell -. -
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ExCHaNGE RANKING HOUSE OF

NOTICE.. Having been employed by
~ Mr.. Ladd, to in my former capacity of Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water and Bottling establishment, en-
brace this method of informing my friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its former repu-
tation and from experience of eight years in the
business feel ASSUMED OF my competency to give entire
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to favor the
house with their patronage ~
u Orders for Soda Water, Porter, Ale aud Cider,
from city or country, viii meet with prompt atten-
tion.s M. MCCORMICK,
de ~ No. 500, Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

hOIIANN COhDIAII FUH THE MILE
- LION.-Ths celebrated Mixture is certain
cure for certain disease it is certain for a
certain weakness, if of long short duration. You
viii find marked improvement from the dose, look
to this you unfortunates and try bottle of this
teemed and highly approved Medicine. The Medical
Faculty recommend it.
To be had of Duval Norton, o B. Hill, A. Bode
kerr J. B. Wood, c. Millspaugh p. Semple, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
poste the r. and F. r. R. on Broad street.
fe SIM .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

TIE xANsAs CONTESTED sEAT--A majority of
we oesnmItfce on elections in the House are wiz
ing 70 limit the number Of Witnesses should the
mouse grant II power 10 send for persons or pa,
pers in the Kansas case
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

George n. Dallas has been rendered public din
ner by his friends and admirers In Philadelphia.
Previous 70 his departure for London, which that
gentleman has declined In consequence of want of
time. He Intends sailing on the lst of March.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

se%AA @s*I&s HOyGA y - 81
DSyW GSTxS ns1I - -1ws ssrfs and
Il romfartssie rsons we'll suitsd ior n,enbsrs wifh
tnsif are now ssesI. Tach 'ns ia''
pstss would be s sd e ssi ssoseisTs Proprietor
NT11TICF.--THE MTLFORD HOUSE,
IN The tray ens pablo are hereby notified that the
MILFORD HOUSE j. open f,r , their accommo a.
line of the r. &P.R r. The proprietor Is pre-
pared 10 1--WE good accommodations and hopes tube
hoerany Pa'fohAe' w. N. BRAGG, Proprietor.
Milford Depot, Caroline CO. Va. Feb film -
NTTrICE.--TRe Ballard Hotel saloon, in
l the new building opposite me EacnanEs Hoteis
entrance the same a. that 70 .ne rhn a.
the accommodation of the public, and the subscriber
hopes that the and elegant style In which he has
that he willreceive fair share Of their patronage.
He solicis VISIT. ). w SMITH,
jais e.szass 49, Late OF bynchburE We.
NOTICE-TO PAssENGKK. ON TIE
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANvILLE OR LYNCHBURG.
Breakfast! Breakfast:: Ample time Given
The subscrberi is now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAsT, At the Junction Of
the Richmond and Danville and South Side Railroads,
'% my 1miam % 'A''' -i'' saMI D. BURKE
DERSONs visiting the city during the
L winter, viii find the POWHATAN HOUSE
very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel to stop
at It's location is in the agreeable part of the
city Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, also to places of amusement
offers inducements that cannot fail 20 please.
deI7 JOHN DARRACOTT. Proprietor
NIOTIC E.-Passenge going North hereby
l Y informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST OF
September the trains of the Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time TO allow those who desire to
do SO, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
80 : = - e. = PROPRIETORS
on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

NEW EliBReIDERIES.--P A u h u,
IN EIMAO K co. have just received The pew !;
STYLES OF Spring Embroideries, such cs Mushn snt
Cambria Habits and Sleeves Muslin and Casnene
CoiIais; Lace Collars end Sleeves; Muslin and Caa'
brio Bands French Wrought Hdkfs; Swiss aad .
eonet Edges and InserfinxS te Il
SHOEs AND BOOTs MADE re NRDER.
- Mr. JAMES FELLOWS, Snieyintsneent u
gcntiemenss department.; Mr.. JOHN K1MPEL g.
do Ladies do.
named Cutters, who are known 10 be equal 70 Any
the State respectfully announce 10 the public ~
be IS prepared to have made to order, in the nesis,
style, every description OF Ladies', aud Gentleaes
Boots, Caters or Shoes OF any style desired.
HENRY w. QuARLESi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

80 FUh KENT UR LEAsE-Thti COZ
W:5 veniently arranged and centrely located ou' G.
A1 ing, situated on the N. f.. corner of Broad ard
lith sts., dagonally opposite the City Court1ho1,
and in view Of the Capitol For professional rnen y
combines every convenience, having Offices detached,
and also in the main building the interior ofwhleh
Of modern construction, with two parters hafdsou'
marble mantlepieces, &c. Possession OF the two oe
tached Offices can be given AT once, aud OF the ent'
premises by the 9th day of December &C which ii'
the present term expires though satisfactory Isuse
ment may be made TO give possession al ai eafisf q
later date rs arn informed By the present oceaP u
Mr.. VIM. Brent tof the firm of Gfetter Brent, va
will take pleasure in showing the premises tcahJ a'
DESTROYS Of viewing them.
Apply 70 either of the Messrs. TABR, Riehmont O.
to PM. TABB, JT4
Trustee of Vim. ShepeFat decd,
&c 22-n Blandon. Henfice =ennty, vs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND sEsI
u JNGS VERY CHEAP.-Intending to discon-
tnue the clothing business aud wishing to close GU,
INV whole stock by the 18th of March, or sooner,
will sell the Cloths Cassimeres and Vesings remain
inc on hand at and below cost. have also averlety
of tailor's Trimmings which will be sold very cheap.
Merchants and manufacturers OF Clothing are paftie
"iai'' " A. LEVY, 50 Main street.,
Opposite st. Charles Hotel,
FRO Sign of the Red Coat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23
COAL AND COKE.


NJ(lTI C T.. .. Orders for Midlothian COMi
Y left with P. ]. ARCHER, Shockoe Slip, or Y. a.
CHALKLEY, on 18th street, will meet with proomP'
attention. % xE-uo- -
4 NTH RACITE COAL.-The subscriber
"A keeps constantly on hand supply OF best AN
THRACfTE COAL and will sell as low as 1t can De
bought in the city Orders left at No. "a MAIN street,
will meet with prompt attention p,rs
no T-dSm r Y. 1ANOo.---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23
DROOF POsITIvE FROM aO0C Il
Il LAND.-LET EVERY ONE READ THIS

81 GoocRLAND, Fe6. Il, ~
Messrs. Dove y Cos-Gentlemen Please sena - =
medicine that has given much general ssriss9e
as year Turf Oil could ees yea some as,ensa g,
ccfthrates OF the wonderful cares It has made, es
needs none; allit wants 10 = trial. -
Yen friend truly SIS
!, 70 ~ s. WM.gCRUTGHFIELp
II AND IN FOR sALf..
For sale privately, tract Of Land lyins % =
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, about t@.
fnom Richmona. The said tract eouteins W aefesS
half OF which u IN original grnwth. the other IA h.
sown In wheat Twin BE- seld With Or withes'
wheat The improvements ccnsis<s Of . email y =
dwelling and necessary out houses, VITA well Of "
csllsns wstsE Apply to H J. NuNNALkh.
il 25-lms b. w. TOTTY, los Cary -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23
a. TWO ROOMS FOX RENT--Un ac'
#:;5 commodating terms on Clay, near 9th street
Ell Inquire at this office. ia 2S-5


Eaa RENT.-The House and Lot belonging to -
estate of Moses H. Preston, decd. is Offered II
rent The house contains IA rooms. besides close :,
bathing room arranged to both hot an5 e5it
water, the house lighted with gas. There all re-
cessary out houses upon the premises; the lot ocO-
pies half the square. Ii is situated upon whs a
known as Candles Hill, one of the mast desifso'
locations being In few minutes walk of the centre
of the city at the same time very retired, corsld-
ing of the finest views to be found any where u
is admirably adapted to the purposes OF large Boarn
ing School. Possession may be had en- the lst Ok
March. For further information, apply to
JOHN r. PRESTON, Agent.
for Jno. and Sanl Tyree, Trustees
la N--lTn Ma .Lo-,A Hnroh nIse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

CLOSING SCENES OF LEGIsLATURE.-Ihe ie-
eisiature of Nebraska Territory adjourned ON the
18th ultimo after repeating law giving women
the right to vote which they had passed the day be-
fore. A letter from Omeha city gives the follow
ing account of their adjournment:
One member called for music, another for drinks
all around ~ some shouted $50 it boots, TO It,
.Such is DEATH 'Let me go to the Governor and
tell him he must not fool with US any longer, Il
move q committee be appointed to inquire after
the dignity of the House." Il move the gentleman
from 0toe be declared brick, Mr.. Speaker
will game OF poker be in order 2" Il move we
take re1ess for fifteen minutes to drink, Il move
the medical members be requested to take the
pains (panes) from the windows, and extract the
tooth of Time" &c One member set the clock
going at railroad speed to bring tire hour OF ad
tournament around Members were mixea up'with
outsiders inside the bar, smoking soirs talk.
ing, some perched on the top of the desss and
chairs, and every body enjoying himself aboTs as
nature dictated. The House had more the appear
ance of public bar room than the halls of legisE
ton. Members were called for speeches.
About midnight the Council sent in werd they
were ready to adjourn. Resolutions commencing
the clerks and officers of the House, down to the
firemen, were passed; butnot word was passed
for the Speaker, whom few members took occa'
sion to abuse in bitter and unbecoming language.
In the midst of confusion, worse COMPOUNDED, the
House adjourned. $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

- FOR KENT.--The store formerly
@;;:a occupied by Yerser Il Boisseau, No. n. Peal
-szeA street. Apply TO me at Coalield, or TO Jas u
Yerser. JOHN MANDERS.
la Pts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-23

ssa RATa CARS a1z0nA -. i
- -, * Tx6IEs. AND nIIssEs BDOIs
y WI I II I ~ IA ai-ss Scots viss sesI. bs
inn al excellent article for Ladies waiks1g
M I. !, school Shoes sns s H,LLs tz7 Main s.
AND KID WELT BO0TS.-Just receiy3
- ed q supply of Ladies' Morocco 6ost ana
Kid welt Bout. -, No. ar''sis Az Y ai TiSt
so es y anoe ~ No 1T Main g.
= LADiEss MIsrEs, and GILL ~.
DRENs BOOTS AND sHoEs--Ihe
subscribe. has lie. rees, g ~ Boc,s
sn nd seasons to which be would most Pc
spseiiay cali the attention Of y ALEX E Ssn HILL
M.nufactr rer and importer No. ~ Main e; u.
fell ..----z-..----- klenm1 no. - y,
. GENTt sEl Z S.IE si HnHd A as
GAITERS-Just received, few pairs OF
aentlemeos single and double Sole Calf Goneres.
eatsrs ~ su asin, made Alex Hills
----T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. we have
- an overs stock of thick-sole Morocco ana
Kid Buskirs which we are deslrous 10 Close
ont before the season shall be We have several
kinds of Them and will sell them cheap. ihu ee,
our whole winter stock must ne sold, 70 sts If any
kind or Yourself your children YIN ss5ysnsss' 0'
sure fsa f go to ISL Main :. Get richmond: Va:
PRICE 81 Boo 51S AND HATs..FropU III
rs to 20 per cent. saved by buying rom ,S:
~ II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building r. 80
Moieskin Hats second -: :. 3 s0
Fashionable Silk Hats g n
Fine Calfskir Sewed Boots. o.
rn Cater Boots. a az %
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. -. ;tb one
J. H. ANTHONY has made to SUP
ui him with a handsome and substantial Gallshl1
sewed BooT, which he viii sell at the
low price Of 500. = :, !. ~ = : =,
- = 1sENTS' DIR ESS AT hpr =
zLEATHER C ON G r E s COLoRED
= aAITERs-Just received, by Express,
very beautiful and superoT made ous t 4 thing for
the approaching I'D Ball. NC Kecoliect, lney ai a.
10 as sign of the Big Boot wash en- EHP WAmsH
fe.l6 = ~. ~. :. =. :, =
- LADIES, MOCOCCO TIPPED
sss1 assortment Of Ladies' and Misses Morocco
Tipd Boots WIN WALSH
new AND EXTENSIVE HAT,
Mi CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. 10 MAIN ST.
IL Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
city win find at the above estabnsnmsnt sRieadio
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets and Fancy
Carriage Robes, at wholesale and RETAIL on the most
favorable terms
N. B.-Gentlemen's Hats made to order Of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice.
dell BINFORD. DICKINSON 4 WEISlGER.
- OVER ) I'll d L S.--Received this
$500 morning by Adams & Cos Express, large
lot of ladies and gents Gum Elastic Over
Shoes Those ladies and gentlemen who have been
waiting for Them are requested to call early and sup
ply themselves, as they going off very rapidly.
JOHN C. PAGE, Jr.,
ia 80 Is Market Bridge. ]
a BY ADAMS EXPIRE ) S.--Ke-
ceived this morning iSoth january by Ad-
= ans Co.'S Express the following season.
able and desirable Shoes for ladies and misses
Ladies' thick sole heeled morocco Boots.
81 80 +" :. spg
- gum elastic Over Shoes.
Misses thick sole morocco Boots
J. - Z" "s' goat -"
Together with many other styles to which respect
fully invite the attention of ladies.
= -.@s..- JOHN C. PAGE, Jr-
ia 50 No. IS Market Bridge.
FRESH SUPPlY.-l.a indies, thick
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III DlVAN..-A few thousand papers of
II this superb Smoking Tobacco for sale wholesale
and retail, by L.. VERIFY, Agent,
I No, d Wall street,
de 4-3m 81 - Under st. Charles Hotel