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THE DAILY UNION
GENERAL NEWS.

FUEL WEAR on LocoaorivEs.-lt has been found by
dereBt railroad companies in Eagland that the and
tear of engines generally Is peafy in direct ratio with
the consumption Of fuel The Manchester aSd Leeds Com
pay have paid particular attention to this, and they nj
that the and tear follows nearly in direct ratio
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TIE Instrrctor. ,n this schoo

Tie TnsTuctoTs hfs School arc
Hon. JOEL PARKER, LII D., Royal Professor
Hon. THEOPHILUS PARSONS, LID Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WASnBURN LID. University Professor.
THE instruction various branches OF the
common law and Of equity admiralty commercial
uona and the Jurisprudence
States the law library consists Of about o0
works they added and effort made
der u complete,
given by erpostons land by reci
examinations In with hemD Of
week. Two moot also holden
week, each Of which
four students and opinion delivered by the presiding
Rooms other fcues also provided r the clu
assembly held weekly for practice debate, and acquiring
knowledge OF parliamentary law and proceedings.
may stage
ndies mercantile pursuits and R the
the middle other OF They
to cleo, what studies they will according their
their wants and attachments
The scAdemicn which Thurday
twenty weeks each, with vacation sir weeks the
During the winter vacation the library IL
lighted for the Of the members Of the school.
Applications for admission, catalogue
nation, be made either Of the professors
CANrRIDaE, Mass December, 1856.
Dec ts-law3wff
SEnMONs. By the aev. william Archer Butler. /
" vol. second series. ...
Art, Scenery and other Papers ny Bnney wallace
vol
bhmaei and the Church ny Lewis Chsrreman, D. D.
Dr. Kane's Arctic Expedition ? vois. Illustrated.
Adventures in the Whds Of America. ny Charles Iauman
vols svo fnurtrr,ed
linton. ~ " ~
Deet FRANCK TAYLOR.
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A NOVEL rrAM.-A New York paper says /:

"The most decided novelty for long time yes
terdaY be seen in the streets of Brooklyn Ii
splendid team of deer harnessed TO light wagon
and travelling at very fair pace The eccentric driver
had to ply the whip frequently to the tmidity Of
the animals which otherwise performed all the functions
of horses TO marvel t. ...
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COST. Peters Church, Capitol Uill.- Rev Ncbolss
Young ~ OF the order Of Dontcans, will preach ehaty
on IN aid OF the funds of Catholics Society
ibis church on Sunday morning, a instant O'Clock
Dec 2o-d2t = - ~
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Proposals for En- aving and
Printing.

OruoK SUPT PuHLto PRIsTINu
Washington, December 90, 1856,
ROPOsALS will he received this Office
December inst for engraving and printing
for the Senate Of the United
sand and four hundred, 6400D copies each
the annual and documents
dent Of the United States
Tne will be Tor the inspection Of bidders
until The morning Of the day for closing the bids
The paper required for printing these will be furnished by
this office.
Bdde will the price for engraving each map, price
for pintng l10 copies, separately.
will be with, aud bonds will
FROM the successful oder for the faithful execution Of
IL he distinctly understood that bids will be
from and
with, the style Of work bid for
proposals addressed A. G. Seaman,
Of the Public Printing Washington, D. Co. and
"Proposals for Engraving and Lihogaphc PRINTING!
% A. q. SEAMAN.
Dec 90 eodt3istDeo [ntelhstarl
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WILL receive collections all the prncpa
Union, and promptly attend business in
its line e. JhhDlEN, Cashier.
Dec 90-d3mt
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GREAT SURGICAL opERATIos.--Dr Carnochan of New
York. has within short time performed again his great
operation for the of neuralgia of the face by exsectng
the entire trunk of the second branch of the fifth pair OF
nerves far the base of the skull The patient medi-
cal gepteman from of the southern States had been
martyr to the disease for number of years He is
doing we'll.
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What Is table, richly spread.
Without the lady at its head ?"

Although not passionate lover Of children that know
nothing about Jet really long to this little specimen
Of humanity.
Mr. Appleton and Mr.. Dutton seem much pleased with
the result of the sales they think II better than
to have been expected They both perused the catalogue
&c, many an hour while read the newspapers Mr.. and
Mrs Dutton leave us on Monday next
bear that Mrs. Webster at Baltimore last night
and while write this expecting every moment TO
see her. Charles keeps watch at the door.
Pray despatch Mr.. White by the 18th. | want to sec
him. but do not let the girls suppose desrous of seeing
them.
P.S-Six o'cock--Mrs. Webster came into this grtst
city at three, with Mrs Edgar Herman Newbod, and Mr.
Hamilton Fish. All we'll.
write to Mr.. White by this post; II he shall have left
you you may either send II after him TO New York put
II into the fire. no matter which Yours,
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BY TELE G RAPH.
Non-ArrivaI of the America.

Non-Arrival Of the America.
HALIFAX Dec 20-II, a. MP to this hour there are
signs of the America in her fifteenth day out from
Liverpool
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARrarsT.
NoVemhcr %. IH,f

TRrasuRY DKPARrmrxr.
November 20, 1850.
Not h by given to holders tho loans Of the
nited mat this department win purchase the same until
Sd ch next Of 10000 shall be previ-
ously obtained and will pay addition interest accrued
from dividend Of interest thereon,
together with days additional interest for The money teaa
vendor follow ing OF premium on said stocks
For the stock Of Is47, premium OF 10 per cent.
For the r,ock Of premium Of Is csnt and
1880 commonly called Texas Indemnify Stock
premium of6 per cent
Certificates stock transmitted to department. this
ce assigned United smtes sy e party duly ent
receive proceeds sent between date hereof and he
day January next half interest must be
assigned ockhode will he payable ms hereto
corresponding deduction be made om the amount pay
able for the stock.
Payment for the stocks assigned transmitted w be
by Assistant Treasurers Boston, Hso York, or
Philadelphia option Of the parties entitled receive the
money be in the letters the
certificates JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 29-dt3dMarchift Secretary Of the Treasury
rnALsERG,s oosoERT.--A few superior opera glasses.
Just opening and at moderate prices n,,,
Fancy Comb and Peunsry Store, National Hotel
JACOB REED,
Manufacturer Of ..
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Finh street, Phiisdephis.
All coos and qualities Of military and sncy cloths
oei is-ssmf
pOsAR,Es, NECKLACES, .xc,-M w. GAIT a BRo.
IL have Just received email invoice very
rosaries.
Also coral and gold necklaces bracelets, brooches, se
entire new styles
M W. GAIT Bno., Jewellers,
3ai rcnnsylvnnia avenue, between elh and ,oh
Dec lp-3uf
EVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE,vARp-u.rrv u.
Tnbue len school near Louisville. Renueky Of
Old Eve inches rh, hair and hu,s
teeth good, OF front
formation to where he s the above freely river
Address WIN @. TRABbk ..
Dec lo-inodScp' Louisville, Ksnucky.
QOYs' WINTER CLoTHING.-we have now in store ,br
largest and cheapest description boy.f
winter clothing on In city,
all prices Jackets pants vests Shirts
gloves, collars, suspenderu, &c. -
- .0a# WALL 4 aTEPHENs
DOWN J2s Penn avenue, merit 10 Iron Hall.
A dRsYs CONFECTIONERY, NO. 81 Bsidx. .sres,
n Georgetown, u. g. --''
As customary this public win end Al hi. ..,sh
l-hment and beautiful collection Of Chrmns cakes. and
everything css In the of bon conec candies nuts
for the approaching holidays i 7'- -
This the s and establishment District ,s h.. re-
eeved medal for
" aer ices Consumers please ebeart mind
despatch. A n AMY
Dec 20--Iw II
IoR 0onuenssn's fine ovcrcosss shawl. dress rr,ok
and business and all articles Of apparel al
low prices, call at WALL hsTEPHRNsis,
oee"-@ sn2 Penn avenue, nert TO Iron Han
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BYRoE's wIpow-Lady Byron widow Of the poet has
by the death of the incumbent inherited the title
Baroness Wentworth. .r"
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MY DEAR SIR have just received your kind letter, and
sincerely thank you for your recollection Of me- think the
President will visit New England his season Il he does
he will leave here about the first of May and be desires
that should accompany him. shall accordingly do 30
and presume shall be in Boston not far from the goth
Of june cannot ask you to postpone your intended jour
ney till after this time might expose you to much in
convenience St will confess 10 you that the hope OF
meeting you, and of revstng with you the scenes and
friends of youth has dwet upon my mind since we
first conversed together on the subject Nothing could
give me greater pleasure than such occasion and,
if pressing engagements should require your alb
at the time have mentioned, shall still look for
ward at future day to realize this hope.
With sincere regard, am my dear sir truly, your
friend LEWIS CASS
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fudge Story, uncle OF Mrr. Paige.
Mr.. Webster 10 Mr.. Paige.

Mr.. Wsbster 10 Mr.. Paige
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1882
DEAR WILLIAM: Ihsve been exceedingly glad to hear
from you from day day. with OF Harrette and
Miss Paige rejoice to think that by the time You receive
this Harriete will be at the head Of her table again
for
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pRIvATE CORRESPONDENTS OF DANIEL WEB

The following letters which We print from the Pfoot'
sheets Of tho volumes about to be published Of Mr. Web
ster private correspondence will doubtless be interesting
to our readers.
We understand the work. which Is edited by AI. Fletch-
er Webster will be published in the course OF few days.
1t will be in two volumes, uniform with Mr. Websters
works edited by Mr. Everett
Mr. Oass to Mr. Webster.
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Form a.

persons presents tnnt mas Ieeaseds
United States OF America from all further
payment cencae evidence OF deot
number -, FOR the sum of s. Issued by the late republic o.
State OF Texas the case may
United States accordance win the
Congress- enued An acio provide Tor inc
republic Of Texas COM
the act Of Congress Of september nine eighteen nun
approved February ls and an acs
o. OF approved the lst OF February, 1856
my hand and seal
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National Theatre.

0S~Chnrob ofth- Ascension, (rrotesssn. Eptscopsi
on street between 9th and ioh Rev Henry Stanley
apply 10 the sexton. 49,
Dec Vo--lr
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ENGLIsH otrANOTEsrAmEsTS, of large typ. and
u unusual beauty Of typography imported from London by
.a.. FRANcR TAYLOR.
Also, English Bibles, qusrto Bibles Oxford r.
he pocket Bibles and prayer books, veye,
Turkey morocco, and other hne bindings
Dec 20-lit
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A RsYS CONFECTIONERY, NO. 81 Hriax. street,

EoH Ecnbenen's Gne over coats shswl. rr.o n
n business coats, and All articles OF apparel
low prices, call at WALL sTEpURNaja.
Dec Pam avenue N. =, a. H.. ,r.u
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A SLAVE In MANr.--The Bangor journal says:

SLAVE In MAISE.-The Bangor journal says:
"some time since we understand sea captain of Frank
fort hired slave in southern port to to sea with him
the capacity of servant to himself and WIFE The slave
becoming strongly attached to them he prevailed upon
them purchase him, and he remains with the lady at
Frankfort voluntarily servant taking care OF the
children and making himself useful he has capacity
for" .
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The GREAT BRIDGE-The construction of the towers for
the suspension bridge the Ohio at Cincinnati Is pro-
gressing The towers eghysx by hirtytwo feet at
the base viii be hundred and thirty feet high and
thousand and six feet apart The cables will be anchored
three hundred feet back each side Of the river pass
the tops of the towers and thus be made to sustain the
weight of the bridge. The entire span, therefore, will be
sixteen hundred and six eeta little short Of one-hird Of
mile. The elevation of the floor at the middle above
ow-water mark will be hundred and twenty-five feet
The great food of s32he highest recordrose sixty
two feet above low water and making allowance for
this, there will remain sixty feet.
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u UOsAH'Es, NECKLACES, Sc.-M. w, GAIT BRO.
IL have Just received email invoice Of fine coral sold
rosaries.
Also, coral et and gold necklaces bracc brooches, se
entire new styles.
NJ. W. GAIT 4 Bno., Jewellers,
3i rcnnsylvnnia avenue, between eth and ,oth
Dec lp-3uf
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The Congressional Bank,

Corner Of Louisiena Avenue and Seventh SIRE
Washington, ID. c.,
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THALBERG's CosCERr--A few superior opera glasses.
Just opening and at moderate prices, .
PARRERis
Fancy Comb and Perfa,nsy siore under National Hotel
20--dd
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Law school OF the University at Cambridge
Massa chusetts.

Dec 20-law6w
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PRICE ONE CENT.

= q 1snk and branches did not exceed the LIN.
NJ. - has as Codes the iawwas complied with He did
1--we this the meaning Of the Code ana his
true int.n,o, would carry out what be believed the
of nank and s Branches shalI sive 40 ,.,t....
payable in sUses s,nsr evidence Of debt which not
In Ds stated that his object vv.. :. q.
- 49, ae Gould TO cut up by the root. H. 49,, - =.
oini. - ho. Iunds, and bring tue Bsnh. ir N,
20 pae. OSe. y sds specie inssisasion.
oy the mother Bank in Richma.S snsa % redsemsd
sounI sno ior the failure or refuss, - ~ sent dis-
.nen, .ne noider may recover the sams 49,. ~ redeem
nav specis" provided by law for faiiurs re =,
tMr EDMuNDs explained that n nrs ,.,,. -.
notes on the distant branches wera ~ sro olanen
han rn~t E persons holding them were subjected to
neavy loss IN all transactions which rcnriras y
bill of exchange on the North He thonss. II
cent quite enough to pay for the cr,Iiec.;sp ~
those notes and In framing Banking ysten, ser ~
the state the people and the trade ought 70 be nr
tected from loss to q greater amount y
Mr.. SEDDON considered Il unfair To 6x a Pat. :;
this manner. He did not think Fredericksbr 70
nrancn ought to pay as much as . branch beyond
sne Aiegnany mountains. He wanted to leave
tnis maHer 70 control ITSELF He hoped In this re-
violated - ~ 'fs W
Mr EDMuEDs having COTTON through his amend.
ments and his running commentary, on motion the
Bank bin was passed by.
During the day three messages from the Senate
announced the passage of: q bill authorisinr the
orange and Alexandra Railroad to issue coI,pon
bonds; bill to authorize the Central Railroad h
issue coupon bonds; and bill to AUTHORIZE the
Norfoik and Petersburg Railroad company 10 Dor.
row money to complete their road
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
On motion Of Mr.. GARsETT, Resolred. That tho
COMMITTEES of Schools and Colleges inauire ,nto
the expediency of SO amending the law as to allow
the Governor to appoint visitors of the University
from the state at large; and II. 40 enlareing thss
means OF instruction at the said University As Ia
adapt them to the necessities of the increase on
the number Of students and to the hieh standard
OF sducation now required by public opinion. !
~ THE ARMORY.
On motion of Mr.. WILEY, Rssolred That thu
COMMITTEES on the Armory be instructed to inaaire
1t FIGURING Mills are established at the Armory: #
so by whom conducted and by what authority:
what portion Of the State property is used for said
mills and whether the States interest Is preiudiced
or benefited by the existence of said mills.
and that said committee have power to send for
person and papers. s s1',.,-
MIR. MARTIN offered resolution for nioht
sessions. Several amendments were proposed. and
no little confu sion snsued, until half-past three
O'Clock, the House found Itself without . quorum.
and
On motion of Mr.. RUTHERFORD. adjourned
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HEADQuARTERs FOR FAsHIO,N,AA.

7
ls15.-The members OF the Legislature and strangers
waiting the city requested 10 call az the old es-
Iablishment, No. l2o. corner of Main and Governor
street., and secure themselves outfit for the winter
ss the subscriber has hand large and elegant
soTtnent of Gentleman'g Wearing Apparel not to be
surpassed By any house in the city. As evidence
OF the superiority Of his ClothIng, no was awarded
ths highest premium Ia Silver Medall by the Me-
chsnies Institute. 1855.
de keeps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS,
CAsslMERES, EESTlNGS, &c, with e score of su-
ai OF 10 years the public has had of his goods to
Esy more Ia their coInmendRtion He warrants all
SotL!ng hs sells and respectfully solicits call from
lis old friends and the public generally.
strictly on the one price system.
r. B. SPENCE,
de | No. l10 corner Main and Governor sts
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FLOUR COMING Dows-Three sled loads of
aour sold on saturday at $3.50 per barrel seye-
raj months since IL was selling IN THIS cry ~ nine
nd TEN doIlars To consumers, this reduction h
sertsinly hailed with pleasure, there are families
srho have been compelled heretofore, 10 seek Q
chssner sxpAdient. - Wheeling 1yssee.
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Hon Benj. seaver, late Mayor Of Boston. b dsad.
los n csmnbeli was publicly executed st Ma
rian G.. on the 7th inst, for the murder OF Jor.
dan Taylor. He attributed biz death 70 fne use o.
liquor.
The bin sppropnstins e5o00o 70 Kansas smi.
grs,ioa, has been lost II ths Georgia Legislssurs'
w vots of 60 20 ~
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o0k HERE, what we iptendjts do:
Two Thousand signing, lovs-sck creatures
Supplied with bright and joyful fsatarss,
One thousand taught by esricaturs,
Ihst their defeat In love 10 sure.
IHendship end Lore, by mail tpost-psid
spread over our beloved State;
And all this dons by few lines.
1'r sale al SCHAAP Co,a
French Confsetierary and Variety store,
'eh Corner Brosd and ad streets.
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EECHING AND CUPPING.-.mRS.
IL WUOLHOUSE offers her services TO the Me
5lcal Faculty and tho ladies Of Richmond and Its vi
cinty, as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts,
BY assduous attention, to merit their kind patron
Age.
1 Mrs ". may be found at all hours, day and night,
81 her residence, over Messrs. subiett Brothers
HardWAre store, 2IS Broad ST.
n B. The best imported LEECHE5 constantly
receiving and for sale.
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed.
ALsO-Ladies' BANDAGES on hand, and made
10 order.
~ light over the door from o'clock till morn
ing js 25-ts
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FAMILY FL0TR.--9siem Milis Family
-. ckENsH1W I co.
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The L. ). steamship 81. Louis arrived At New
York Thursday with dates from the lsthmus to the
Jth Inst
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{ { hEATER BAKGAINS THAN EyEk.-.

fnEATER { BARGAlNS THAN EtERs.s
-u-t received from auction. Jsconet and Cambric
usins, at 10 CENTS Checked Muslin, at cents; one
-, is superior, at i2t cents handsome Embroidered
hshokerehiefs AT IS cents worth so cts Lawn Hand
Aseh1efs al 10 cents; Cildrens Lsle Thread Gloves,
'oenta Lsdies' white, black and colored spun Silk
u''Ses al IL. cents; Cotton Fringes from ct cents up
" q cents yard; Canbric and Swiss Bands,
a. ~ cents; 900 yards Swiss Inserting, at
ssas French Merinos, at 6zs cents yard, worth
PI' al cooss Knitting Yarn, very cheap; white
eL9 eolored Kid Gloves at 50 cents and thousands of
1'lef articles 70 be sold less price than can be
"-2 elsewhere. E GOLDSMIT,
Trimming aud Fancy Store,
II 205 Broad street.
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NNTITIIAN t. JFIEIElNll IN q NUs, SfHlf
w PING AND Ct3iMlSSION MERCHANTS,
CAL.FuasIA AND FEoNr SrgRsrs, SAN FRANCIS.
90, CAL.-U.4se No. 81. Wall Street. New YORK.
W. Il COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. ii. WILLIAMS.
81 C..EuAN lain New York, and will give ship-
peI. a., - ilfg.usatiou as to markets, shipping 30.
Cy- EXCHANGE on San Francisco. for sale by
VIM r. COLEMAN,
=, clts 81 Wall street
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susINHsS CARDS.

1.RTs & SHINE, ATCTIONEERS AND
| COMMISsION MERCHANTS, IA Main street,
IN attend 90 ali sales OF Real and Personal Estate
lA 70 the sales OF House Furniture Stock Goods SC,
A. or accommodating terms
?. [. LAsUS- 'AAEs =. shiSs'
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Ths Law 3ssys u nsillAese hevs -. ~ ssS r.
insifn1ion q - I1xw 0uorO ~ - . u
viGtt theo = - - inse
= aoneequeeee 81 this eeenf AeeZ S.::a'Ss
reversss sSs usuaI order. plaslne - seAss
ladies oruA
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PILL or FARE Ar THE ARBOUR.

u OYSTERS picked and raw sent TO any place
= .nort notice, and warranted to keep any reasonable
Ume.
Call for the good things of this life at
ALIENS ARBoUR,
de . 18th near Main st.
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CRANARY AND FEED sTORE.-Ths

~ undersigned has tax en- the house of Frank,
In and Wall Streets formerly occupied By Messrs. N.
3. Il {. b Hiil, for the purpose Of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS,
where ke will keep constantly hand full assert
nen of al kinds o. Grain, Mil OHal Hay, Corn Meal
snd other articles usually kept in Grsnaes and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving his business strict personsl
tsntior and selling on reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally lie win deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the CORPORATION. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Tor a moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the CHEST market price for any
FgnInent entrusted te him.
fa1-ts JOHN w. COSBY.
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ID MFkCHsSTs THE SALE CS MASvFAcTTkES
.~p LYAF ToBAcco, FLOUR, Gstrs, CoTTos, Se,
No a. Water street, New Yogk.--Cousisnuents -
d. owe s4dress will receive the special attention Of
Mr. A. L. RUYSTER. the resident partner IN New
York Advances IN Shipments will he negotiated oa
Ibera terms BY A. L. KoysteE, Brother Co, Kick
ulond or by Us. OIisTs icr purchases In New York
yr,m s.so receive u-I stttni.ca. -
BRuMMEL ROYSTERS,
NV YORK. January. 1876.
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.-sss.1 a Toulon, Illinois, BY the eIopene1s
The asd uit., Of A. MoncrisE lrcmi1sns ~ ~ y
shst rIses snd recently sean0idats fcr - 49,
issure. wlsh the wife Of Wm- Rcee ezessss s.asr ~
inent cifissn. Moncrist len W. . -. TSs Is1s
!. 100 rcsssss rreas psfsonal bsensys - -
bssn 1cr IN yeaxs eonsistent ssnses = ...;;.fi:
ncth parties tsok With thm - ~ ~ Srsses'
funds sEsy oonld lay thsis 1ssas oe ..,i,.s -
"a wonas len . nose e he u = ~
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IlACUN & BASIN ERfILL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Recsive corsisnments of Tobacco. Flour Corn.
f satne aud keep constantly hand lar se and gene
Tl assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
- fe fesT-d&wts
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