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T1HE LAW JOURNAI..-Shaflt the first q
tempt to establish Legal periodical at the South

tempt to establish Legal periodical at the South
be the last!
]. w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller, Richmond, has
given the lawyers of Virginia and the other Southern
States an opportunity of deciding that question: and
now is the time for all who feel an interest In the
success of the work to subscribe. The first number
is lust out and here 10 the verdict of the ''press
1.-THE work is what had right to expect, and
we commend it most cordially TO the profession and
the public "-Richmond Enquirer.
1.-The Journal bids fair to be well worth twice the
subscription price."-Romney Intelligencer
1--WE commend it to the members of the bar as q
serial of great merit, Abingdon Democrat
sWe hail the advent of this Journal as an epoch IN
the jurisprudence of the South."Wheeling Intelh
gencer.
sit is most admirably gotten up, and should be in
the hands of every member of the bar"-Valey
Wing
1.-THE first number gives promise of work of great
value Central Presbyterian.
at is gotten up in very handsome style The edi-
tor A. b. Guigon, Esq, young member of the bar Of
this city, whose ability and industry are abundantly
proved by the first number r-Rlchmond Dispatch.
1--WE commend it to the Virginia bar, and confident
ly expect them to approve our EXTRA JUDICIAL
opinion of its merits."-Richmond Wing.
-fa
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Branches of the Bank
Of Virginia. .......s
Do. of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia..
Do. of the Exchange
Bank of Virginia..
Do. of the Bank of
the Valley of Va.
Independent Banks. D..
Total amount of dis
counts by all the
banks in Virginia AZ
far as reported.....
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- OFFICE VA. " 4 N. m. ca
- hicHMo.D, Feb ~ 1855.

$3.50 - - ~ ~ 80 $500 ues - Divee.
ri ~ he Co npapys Office, on MONDAY ~ y =
- sfsreh ext st III O'Clock, a. 81. eAs %
q H-tds THOs. n ALFRIEND, ses,,s
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EVAuction Nofice.--Having retained pos
session Of the large warehouse 18th street. recent
ly occupied by US, we are prepared ts receive con-
signuents. for sale mt auction of DRY GOODS.
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description of Merchandise. The premises
very central and commodous and goods can be az
vantageously exhibited. Terms liberal, and promp.
returns rendered.
de 2I--ts KENT PAINE A. CO. Aucts
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MARCH NOS OF III A H p K H, &c., al
lNl ]. w. RANDOLPHS BOOKSTORE.
LONDON Lancet January and February Nos: per
annum, SIS.
NO. 50 Braithwaite's Retrospect; ST..
NO p Rankings Abstract; ST..
CATHARINE Volmsr, or A Fathers Vengeance; by
REYNOLDS; Soc.
JOHN True and American History, Harpers Story
Book; Csc. --El
ABBOTTS Learning TO Think plates Soc.
PARTISAN Lights; by Javes I'd SERIES ST.
LIFE IN BRAZIL, by T. Ewbank 100 plates, ~.
JOUEIRS Notes ON Central America, maps and
plates; So.
NAPOIEON'S Confidential Correspondence; 2 vols,
S.
SONGS and Ballads of the American Revolution
81. ay-
PH(FNIXIANA. or Sketches and Burlesques; ST..
VILLAGE and Farm Cottages, with 100 plates; 50.
MARCH No. Harper's Magazine. ~ ,
FITCH'S Outlines of Physical Geography; ST.
COTTON & Fitchs Modern Geography; 75c
90 "a
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VIGILANT FIRE CO., NO. =.
543- Attend called meeting of your Compa-
$1,000 3 ny, at the Engine House. on this tSAT.
~ URDAYl evening, the Esd inst, at u
O'Clock, punctually. i.f
Bv order of the Commander.
fe 2S--It* JAMES P. BOOTWRIGHT, Sec'y. p
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VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
13:3 DENCE FOR SALE-The undersigned, finding

VALUABLE p IL IVATE RESI-
6;:i DENCE FOR SALE.--The undersigned finding
it important to have his house and office toge sher
in more central part of the city, offers for sale his
present residence at the corner OF Clay and oth st
The property is in every respect convenient comfort
front Of about 60 feet and back to paved alley
20 feet wide; the improvements are an excellent Brick
aweInx- house with 10 rooms furnished with gas and
other conveniences; brick kitchen with tin roof;
brick stable and carriage house, with slate roof;
smokehouse and other out-h onses The soil and ex-
nosure of the lot are favorable that grass trees
Tines and flowers all flourish it. The lot is within
a few moments walk of the market without being
subjected to any annoyance from IT. The neighbour
hood il very pleasant - 4E
The terms can be made accommodating to pur.
chsser. Apply to NJ y sfUstlSON,
Office. Law Building; residence, ceraer
{siav and ais
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MOST VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
wi BUILDING LOT, corner Marshall and 9th sta
For Sale.The subscribers authorized t. sell that
52s feet the North side Of Mar4hal STREE running
back West line Of 9Th street. 1873 feet to 20 foot
alley. ID asM@ srs
Terms liberal. Apply 10 sss a. aUasks 49,
+ PITS GODDtN l. APPERsoN. Auets
SERvANTS FOR III Il Eve have n
- good Sawyer, who 10 also roash Carpenser and
shrst rate Driver Also. woman who l. . sood
Wrsher and lfoner 10 hire fos the balance Of the
year ~ - II. v. GRAVES n co.
10 1---'t- 10 sf- nesr Shoekoe Warehouse
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ISU bBsDOE-
~ BENNETT, BEERS s. FISHER, Agents fol-
Richmond. = - -1sles---s= fe l2-d6m
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Bv order of the Commander.
fe 25--lt* JAMES P. BOOTWRIGHT, Sec'y.
rs NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
<E18 AND o T III E r. S--The steamship
M~Ak1s ROANOKE, Captain SKINNER, will
Ex.zS leave New York for Richmond, this
SATURDAY, afternoon, at O'Clock, and will be
duo here on Monday next, 18th inst.
fe 25-lt LUDLAM IL WATSON.
N TEN DOLLARS II Il w A X ID.
aH Runaway from the ''Star Saloon" in this city,
Ia on Saturday night, the 10th Instant negro
~ man, named WILLIAM EVANS about five
IL feet nine inches high. very slender make, gin
ger bread color He hired by us from Messrs.
TBbb Son, and belongs to Mr. Taliaferro, of Glou-
cester. The above reward will be paid for aid ne
gro if delivered to us.
fe 2S--4t* A T. CUMMINS.
JUST RECEIVED at the Ladies'
3Shoe Saloon, No. IS Main street, large
: lot of Ladies' and Gents Over Shoes and
Sandals very light and pretty for the spring All in
want will do well to call early at
-.t- P. X. WHITES Ladies' Shoe Saloon,
fe23 No. IS Main street.
-. FOR X IA tenement ON Main
Ina street, between 20th and 21st streets, store,
IA:1 dwelling cellar and good brick Kitchen; wa
ter and gas the premises in good order, recently
occupied By me as grocery and granery
fe Z-d5t& NEAL McCURDEY. E
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$50 Baltimore street, Baltimore" Truth strange
than cton."-This lady suffered for years with Chro
mic Intammatory Rheumatism in its must malignan
form. She first contracted the disease when tw
years old, by being yacciEated with matter from
child that had the white swelling From this time Z
womanhood her suiferings were extreme-she neve
had relief from pain until cured by HAMPTON
TINCTURE. We refer the public TO her letter. 8
published in the Petersburg Intelligencer, copy 0
which win be sent to any who win address Mortine
4 Now bray. Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

In calculating the value of coffee per pound and OF
-four barrel the fractional parts between onequarter
percep,ibe value to the pound BARREL Though they
would considerably affect the aggregate value Of the
whole.
The general navigation commerce of the Southern
provinces wen the general trade between ,hem and
the United States decreasing, owing 1t is alleged to
the settlement OF The entities that have existed the
River Platte. The more liberal tariff, both imports
and exports attracts large buk Of the trade Of these
provinces - that quarter.
treaty between the United States and Brazil is re-
garded IS the only means OF promoting commerce and
navigation between the two countries.
About iy-sx per cent of the entire commerce Of Bra
iii passes through the port of Bio de Jauero Thither
conveyed from all the ports en- the coast south OF Ba
ha almost 10 the frontiers OF the Argentine republic ell
the produce intended tor expectation home consanp
ton. Farina beans bacon dried and salt meats, hides,
horns ialioV lice tobacco sugar coiiee cotton, IN
provinces made tributary either by land water
conveyance 10 the wealth and commercial greatness OF
the Brazilian metropolis.
The Que Dec Go.eae OF the 18th inst. gives the follow
ing resolution passed at recent meeting Of the Board
Of Directors of the Grand Trunk Rsroad Company, OF
Canada
Resolved, That pasmuch as the embarrassed position
OF the company financial affairs compelled the necessity
the lst day Of January last of seeking advances from
its bAnkers sustain the credit roth of the Province
and the company by the prompt payment Of the interest
due upon the Provincial bonds and in view, aso of it's
continued inability meet their future payments until
the competen Of the whole line including the vctoria
bridge IL is ordered that the Vice President address
10 Tue lEbpecIsr ueleI6i
grg that instructions be forwarded to the London agents
OF the Province TO provide the interest for the half year
due last January and for the present half year coming
due in July next, the debentures issued by the Pro-
vince behalf Of the company, and amounting in the
WHOLE TO f3 III, $40. The total amount OF Liabilities in
voved is ESQ 000 and il is clear that from
present expected, have not the opportunities o.!
meeting the engagements Il the Province
This resolution explains itself pretty clearly. The
company simply bankrupt 1t cannot pay the interest
its bonds and appeals to the endorses. such things
have happened in this country but that Canadian
nsighbors should be guilty of such piece Of nancerng
is the astounding thing in the world 1t
all strange tina. the Yankees should fail and repudiate
according to the British CODE but hardly believe
that the British capitalists would suffer such thing TO
occur in their financial operations.
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for year 1856 difference in favor Of road 49, SOL So
Since the last report only 500 Of the bonds Of the
company have cold President Perrin earnestly ad-
vses the funding and consolidation Of the whole deb! in
nrred In the construction of the road, and shows the
advantages which stockholders would derive from taking
re oompa.ys bonds at far price, and thus rslzinss
dividends the amounts which the road can apply under
IT'S increasing prospects to the eztngushment Of the
ssbts The Indebtedness Of the Company, ~ represented
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

A1E.-Market unchanged while stock and sales we're
both light.
of Importance in prices, while there rather
tivity in sses-there being q good demand for the
5000 5000 bbls including inferior to good common
State at So 50 l2k, and extra do at So Is IS So
common to good Western q. At SO So 2S medium and
at 81 60 So and good to choice extra st. Louis ct 81
75a $40 25 Haxau and Gaegos were held at $40 So In
Canas sales confined TO 200 800 bbs prices
ranging from IS so 50 for ordinary to extra brands.
Southern in fair demand, with sales of
LOO ZOO tbs, including common and mixed
brands at 81 81 80; and fancy and extra do. IS rs
80 IS; and Cranshsws Richmond mills held at 50
S71. W.heat-The market bare Of prime qualities
which would command full prices Much OF that Offering
Il either Inferior and exhibits evidences Of having
injured by curing harvest and tor which quotations
were irregular and prices nominal Corn was inactive
bat prices unchanged The sales embraced % 600
80 ooo bushels, including mixed at SIC. e3e white
slightly mixed at &c; and yellow do ~ &c. old prime
At sns a. rc d sw s1n
bred bushels were sold, while Nor .hern was nominal at
soe Barley was firm, at 81 10 81 % Barley malt was
In fair request, At 81 40. Oats-SAte and Ohio
selling moderae at sSc 43c. fer State and Ohio and
44c. a 400. for Chicago.
rate 800 mats OF Java sold at 15c, 200 DAguyra at
12h and 60 do. Rio a. II &C. sale Of 600 bags Rio
is TO be made to morrow by auction.
Co1ToN.-The cotton n aTket active The sales
embraced between 900 snd coo bales chiefly in tran.
stu. The market closed firm
FRncHrs Engagements were moderate To Liverpool
about 90 600 bushels Of grain engaged at al
IN bulk and bags 900 boxes bacon at lis Cd, and
few lots OF cotton at I'D To London $50 erces bacon
taken at 2s. 3D., 500 bbs our at 2s "a and $50
boxes bacon at 25s. To Glasgow 500 bills -four at D.
and 900 bbs rosn at g. Cd Raes the continent we're
quiet, and more or less nominal. To California they
we're at 30c. per foot, measurement
HAY.-The market was irregular and unsettled with
ans III sales at 70c. q SOC. per loo lbss
MorlssH.-fhe sales we're moderate, but prices we're
firm. About 200 bbis. New Orleans sold at 47c
small lots Cubs on terms not stated.
NAVAL sroRs steady, both FOR spirits and rosn,
with ut sales Of importance.
PRovIsioSs-Pork-The market for new mess wac In
active but firm Sales OF 200 bbls In lots made at
SIS SIS 1915 and 100 bbIs old mess, NJ SIT. The ale
OF prime mess made yesterday a. Sl7 Prime pork
was dull Of $40 Rumps sold 1T $i6, though the range
Was f1k . 3lE rs. seei vas heavy with saes Of $50
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bills eonnty -ime, q - e2s 90, and mes. do; -
hams and prime mess beet quiet and prices
changed Cut Eeas steady with sAss OF 100 200 pack
ages at 7c Ike. for shoulders and st4c 9Ac. for
hams Bacon in good demand, with considerable
sales to arrive private terms and 7o 900 lbs. coarse
or bulk Dry saed sold TO 60 70 Philadelphia, ~
&c. Lard was frmer with sales OF 200 800 bis. at
ehc. lOc., while prime at the close held AZ 1916.
Butter and cheese unchanged.
RIcE-Ths market has been more active to-day. The
sales are 400 casks about 800 Of which for export
at 40. 4hc- The bulk OF the stock Ia held firmly.
SPICES 800 bags pimento sold ct private terms
SuGARs.-The market quite steady, but the weA.
Their being unavorsbe for handling sales restricted
to about $50 hhds Cuba muscoyado at &c. a724c.
TOBACCO is less active, Old Kentucky scarce, and
reasr little desirable in It. The sales included Is
hhds. Kentucky Shc. a13Kc. 1877 bales Havana, 22c
2ac 100 do Cuba, T.; II cases seedeaf 7kc. lac.
10 do. Florida, p. t.
wmskEY-Sses Of 800 bbls State Prison we've made At
DC
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3d. 1856

under bills PAYABLE is nov sne,ols O. which ID
decrease Of s3 SIT Se from the ast report The sur
plus income account shows credit Of $751; lsl So
The Natiosal haeueeneer gives the ANNEXED cempila
lion, from returns made TO The State Department
hbitpg the trade between the United States and Brazil
IN each Of the past twelve years
COMMERCE RErwKxN rHR United STATES AND Brazil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

mo LET The SECOND sroRY or HOUSE NO. IL
Third street together witt one room IN The sac 70 small
fsmfy without children rent 500. THE q desirable lca
lion az Ia centrk quiet gen.ee ghbo'hooi Jnq1re
on he premises between the hours of " and 4o'elsck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

HOUSES TO IET.-oNE OR TWO VERY DEsIRABLY
Il arranged and beautifully finished bouses containing
is rooms within hundred feet OF the railroad
hs norhery sde Of Forty fourth street. bstwesn Fifth and
be bad by respeotabe
Tor Of FIVE hundred dollars, with further Of
At very reasonable rent ANY person wanting
house for private residence win do look pro
perry Inquire the premises Of GEO r. HOWELL SO
Wesf Eve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23

HOUSE TO LEf-THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
brown Enelsh Basement house IA3 West Forty
second street block west OF Broadway, having every
modern improvement, bot air frpsne, range &C. slso
hot cold water and gas throughout 500 Apply
on he premises, Or 70 TIosAs KcCLCRB Co. Al Brosd
way.
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II
II ssle-A very superior first story and
brick East sixteenth
and nshed of inside in the most eegast manner WITH solid
bnts speaking tubes, bells hot cold nd shower baths
heater dumb waiter wsercose range bronze chandeliers
the parora vih cut glass globes figures with ode
gh'a hall tiled, &c &C. in perfect ORDER
house 70 furnished superior manner and includes iurpi
in tact the ali that gentleman OF taste can desire
II prov be the complete ea blshment
city Nearly all the purchase money may bond and
mortgage and the te unquesiona lie First railroad
bonds will be taken In exchange. II mon sold viii be let TO
espor sipe party for term Of May For
Of admiration 70 view the PREMISE snd full particulars apply
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hroR1s INTO TIE UNITED STATES FROM GREAT BRITAIN.

This table shows enough TO satisfy all that import
trade this year has been immense that in English
otures alone the increase has been in instances
four and Ave hundred per cent compared with last year.
Ou of the total increase in the shipments of the above
articles from ports in Great Britain average OF more
than half in the exports to the United states
The receipts Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balt-
more Railroad for March follows
March, 1856. Sill 223 70
March, 1865. SO, 333 43
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,nKRcE BErwxs THE UNITED STATES AND Brazil

Statement showing the quantity of coffee imported into
the United States from Brazil and the quantity Of flour
exported from the United Sta Brazil with the total
annual values each respectively also the value OF -four
per barrel and Of coffee per pound for each year from
1874 TO 1866
Coffee from FloWJrom cHalue Of
Brdstlto Z. u States 10 Coffee Flour
Tn,u pr,-, VuIu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-23
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

NALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN BRILLIAN,
~ and appearance TO the realGenuemen's pins $6 70
rings, - 10 $50; earrnRs S. 10 S26 Ladies' pins, % TO
Studs sleeve buttons &C. Any Of the above articles sent
mail TO any part OF the United States. L. 4 j. JACOB
manufacturing jewellers, 4T Broadway.
VEsT CHAINS MANUFACTURED FROM CONPO
ton and gold. These chains warranted not 70 char
color and will wear the same as solid gold. They are
oS6. Manufactured only by u.s. L. J. JACOBS manu-
turing jewellers, 4O7 Broadway.
w The largest end most splendid Assortment Of watches
the city II TO be found ut tho subssrbera He has
business In Wall for Me last eighteen years. and b
ing all descriptions OF gold ank silver watches ewey and
yer ware ut much less than the usual prices.
Beautiful gold lsptne watshee, bur holes jswsled
Fine gold hunting spne four hoies ewened
Gold Euntir Gaze English patent levers. SIS
Fine gold hunting detained levers fun jsweled SO
Gold and enamel watches for ladies $50 90 70 800
Splendid gold pocket chronometars $26 90 70 $500
Gold independent second watches, for timing
Gold hun tnr watches which run eh, days S 90 % SsO
God magic Watches which change into three
GOLD English patent levers fun jeweed IS % 70 $50
Silver detsohsd isver.. fS jswsisd SIS 90 % sd
Glyer lePines four holes jeweled: to $l
J. Tobias. aTrison. R and g. Beeseey. r. 0eoI
and all other celebrated makers for sale very lew.
AL watches warranted TO Keep correct time. Watches
jewelry exchar ged- Watches and jevery repaired In
best and at much less than iAe prices Go
sent to all parts Of the United States and Canada free
GEORGE Q. ALLEN importer Of watches ana jewe
Wholesale and retail, No. II Wan street, second floor,
Broadway.
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no LET OR FOR SALE CHEAP-oNR OF THE NEW
j three story and basement brown front houses
finished with All tie modern improvements, and court yard In
'front.' situated in beautiful snd healthy location on Ftv
third Second Rent $3.50 Price 300
Apply - IN Third avenue, at isS East Twepteh street
81 Hcwsri Fountain,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20

Ore Of the mott bold AID daring ATTEMPTS Of a set
Oi villains 10 escape from confinement that per-
hsIs Las ever occurred in c"unly, sas happily
frustrated Sunday last for never has there beeu
1, dsh and outlaw clan confined sI'hn it, wall.
Than ore Low gathered th-re. Gu Saturday l--, III.
enter Of the :. erff com panied by OF the WON
couVcis in examining tie beds of toe pr -oDers dis
covuco two iron instruments, evidently Intended for
defense, and upon the return Of Sheriff Fenan co ~
unicsicd the tact TO him. Acting upon this nforma-
ton, esrly On Sunday morning he proceeded to
exaDlLe the LOOMS sh.ch secuted them, and
found that tie whole party had taken out
rvtts which bound their snces, and that the
rings held iogetbec only by strips of clio b
wr"l I.d around them. UJOn making this disc Jvery.
lie eft he tinlDg where they all for tue par
IO-e e procuring blacks nth Ia r- .asien their fOn-
Aiitr hewent up u his off infIrmaoG - HIN
that hey h'd Ill taken of her i"pplr- placed them
III Il center 81 the ROOM AID sole nUly ole tged them
seV's 10 hill tie Srerd ar auy Il his others - you'd
Gaze 10 lG! HANDS upon them, atompttO re-ttan Their
nors. The Sheriff immediately r@t"rn"d T. ,h- room
IId G6crtd II nutiD Ia march mp 10 the dungeon
lion ibtn reiusirg tcg aud maDiiestng a spirit OF
rebellion, lie drew Oliver from his breast pocket aud
thres'I l. shoot BY who reslsi biz authority;
To. party became htimidsed by his re-oiut. manner
40 msIcheG NY TO TIE duoge'D vhsre they safely
inrsIcIat.d. In 81 AFTERNOON they were brou sht on
into IL hail. aid their abs safely secured by new
pans of heavy and substantial bracelets, viii IA viii
trouble II TN 10 take fl between now aud Court
Thee found re T,ted az ut them heavy
wooden budgeoD, mouIte with mon, witch
Roulo he teTrioe instrument in the hands OF a des
y"Ia't nan trying Ia regain bis h,euy Also a
lCm pi,cc f non abont eig hccn inches in engch
i hit,,C 81 he end. TIE pan of optrat on Sas
t. hove waited pbti No, day nd hen the large d,or-
w.'e .puod tb'y could make rush out aud eff ct
II cir Ccupe. One Of then WAC appears to he the
ltacei e ne larg, took Fcen"h leave of the Eq-ton
Jail some moths since and other will be r-colected
Us buzz ar Who short time 'Dce entered 1e hoi-e
o d., Smih n, laroley Vile and who the Doctr man
,gCd 10 a,Ireteno by throwing bin down AID holding
M uLtil istance arrived. Too much praise clunp
Ia, q SlCIlft
~ il going smoIg II en- alone aud qlelIing the M
my. Ahogciler N their plans aud mode of oper-
arioIs u II 6s bold and desp rate attempt 10 escape
al hazards as We have read OF any where. Ihe
co immunity can sat sized at from utions
Which lave been taken, they will b. kept safe and
scene. lDoy lestown PA Democrat, 18th.