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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-11
Stopping Supplies

The Senate has, by vote of 20 TO o, rejected the
amendment relating to Kansas, made to the army ap-
preparation bill by the House. This decision Of the
Senate throws the responsibility of Infringing or
dssolying the government upon the House Of Re
representatives.. If it be che wish Of the Northern
people to dissolve connection with the South if
they think it a shame and crime to live together
under the same government with people who own
negroes there is more effective and quiet mode
Of dissolying than 10y Withholding supplies The
refusal 10 pass any appropriation will speedily put an
eud to the Government and the Union. This would
resolve Us into our original elements, and would be
far better than civil war That disunion is on1y
question of time, seems to be more and more probs
BILE every day The feeling in the North towards
the South is Of angry characteg than ever ex-
listed between countries, not at open war How.
with such state Of feeling 1t can be expected that
the two sections can continue under the same 90
yernment, or how they should desire to do so. we
cannot conceive. That disunon will cause many
conservatives in both sections to shed bitter tears is
certain enough but even they would acknowledge
that it is better to part in peace when it is no long
er possible to live together in harmony
We hope the fiery Burlingame, who, on behalf Of
the Northern majority, threatens to conquer Us. and
the beicose Raymond of the " y Times. who
proposes to defy us 10y putting Us under the rod Of
Lloyd Garrison, will think better Of the matter, aud
consent to quiet dissolution Of the partnership-
They say we are 50 poor that nothing can he made
by subduing US, and in attempting to cary out that
project, they might teach the poor Southerners
where they might hope 10 redress themselves for
their poverty. Men vino have nothing to lose are
very dangerous antagonists ter those who abound in
wealth.
II not content TO live in peace and do justice to
all the partners bette let the Union slide as quietly
a. possible.
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YoUSG RUyAwU March Two respectable hinilie,
~ tis city have recently been thrown into high state Of
excitement IN consequence Of the sudden aud nyserons
dsappearahce oftWo rather juvenile members thereof Who
happeirs had concluded that they quite old enough
10 get married. The gallant young gentleman who
had seeu is seventeenth SUMNER aud the Lady Ms Of
thirteen. They started of their matrimonial tour In
The early part n the present week. aud have not sirce
been heard Of though anxious enquiries have been put in
circulation concerning them. What renders the case A
melancholy one Is hai the mother Of the yocng man
has recently been c IN circumstances Of comparative de.
tuition by the death Of her husband and that e va. de-
pendent IN great measure. for the Of substance
on the wages Of her son. who was receiving bandsooe
salary Tor Of his years clerk 4 months wages
was drawn by the youngstcr aud he started on with the
little girl 10 hi. Wild chase Tor Welded bliss hapy the iar
one vent With him mot maiden-not as q wife ~
who knOTsY any rate he left behind him nothing Tor
his mother unf-eng letter 10 tho effect that she
would nov have something 70 cry about he having fe.
quenty before approached her for the unavang tears
which she shed in consequence Of his fathers deat6N
o. PicGwfpe.
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kentucky Fectlon-JOy Of the Black Republican,

In the lat election in Kentucky seemed 10 put tho Black
Republicans out Of their wits with JOY Greeley ciapped
his hsnds'ihnd threw up bic bet aid cut more queer
anuos than monkey. II Kentucky has deserted PHI
more the Only obstacle TO fremons election l. removed
FILLMORE must quit the FIELD and then Buchanan IL easily
demolished 1N. is Greeeys logic, which the Herald
re-ochocs. Cincinnati Black Republican INDUCES a
similar strain Of remark and adds that Southern Wbiy
State going for Buchanan will open the eyes Of the whole
North TO the fact that III, controversy strictly aud pure
" sectional and when t'' conviction once takes posses
sion Of the Northern mind-te North being the majority
there i no longer any doubt Il the result.
This Is the Black Republican lev Of locofoco success.
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OoMME ROIAL.
MONETARY AND coNhERcIAl

osv'es wus. August Q. isss
Attic New York Stock Exchange, First Board yestsr-
day. $1,000 Virginia sizes sd o. To-
day t5o 90 sold ssS.
Wilmer Smiths European Tunes Of the 2cth ult,
s.yss
rhs sssopea q bullion By France has pe.--.s
sornnee aftreated to ueeh espceiaty
nearly ssed .he The soet In the Bsnt Of bssn
very hts Anestd ~ the sp>rstou eensdsripg
u. poreh.ss The dposson the gold puchss. Bank
o. france not get aeearstsy hnovn
been promulgated cooe~tnng som. portion
Austria 70 about Ia rrsams cash payments
We unable theories (.sy, Mr.
WIN Avens London In his vevky circular
Of the purchases which they almost r-.ssd
appears To us TO warrant opposite conclusion
probable that the demand exclusively account This
opinion. which knov prevails with
the favorable English upop ,h
prinepie that the operations being u IA
such here A..
esimness 9Th which the
E.dsd Money remains account Tn.
the best bills IL 81
securities
With moderate demand, during thai
made the OF the nstslment 20 cent fi
Imports during
week amounted tn f2SsT6 tahen fuy
faoe.coo The rest cf the exporis 10 not known.
The following Is tabular statement Compiled from sta
ts published In the Southern rsoter the
Of wheat Richmond during month.
"A n 49, 49, -..h.-
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REv. JAMES GREER-

XIV JAMES GREER-
Dear SIR The examination of the various classes in
your excellent Academy attended by to-day gave US
uniegned satisfaction And will you allow mention
IN you In this Of the grounds OF sasiac
ton This We do not because some expression OF grat
cation usually given on such occasions hy those from
whomit may properly come, but because of
duty forces from Us an uterance OF opinions what
We and heard. We would be glad have an OPP
portunity to deliver mind this matter in such
that i; might only encourage you benefit pa
rents and others whose attention should be called TO the
rNitence and advantages Of such school that at
Brownsburg under your
We we're fret of all, pleased with the roomy and ap-
proprate building which your school occupies Its eIig
Die ocag too cannot be surpassed In the Valley OF Vir
GINA IL 10 be every thing which could be desired
aud those liberaminded gentlemen who had il erected
worthy Of all praise. But building, however well
adapted To school purposes is OF higher than all
ornamental one unless the school shall in itself correspond
to the provisions made for it, Aud allow Us TO say-to
say emphaiicay-such school is yours. We we're ex-
remely interested in the Rotations Of your pups-in the
eager interest which most of them took in all their exer
ci>es-in the almost enthusiasm OF of them. With
a few exceptions their exhibitions Vi scholarship were
most commendable them and with Exception were
most honorable to you. We admire your system OF in.
-ructiou. We delighted with the drilling process
through which you have carried the students up to so
accurate an acquaintance with their studies We cLnnot
refrain from praslng earnest Jealous and con-
cieutous endeavors give your pupils the full benefit OF
your scholarly requirements. We shall certainly embrace
every opportunity endeavor secure your Academy
that patronage which il richly deserves Il the very
place Tor young or boys who wish for themselves
whose parents wish them TO become well grounded in the
essentials OF true learning.
We also commend the high moral tone which YOU are
endeavorng 10 make the prime element in the atmosphere
which constantly surrounds the walks and studies of your
pupils
With the favor Of God and the help Of good men, YOU
surely succeed in gaining great success for your
cellcnt Academy The Christian and enlightened conmu
nifty that shall sustain you Ia your efforts TO build up
valuable school in their midst worthy neither OF its
Christianity nor its enlightenment. Were YOU to make
greater show and practice the catching policy Of modern
humbuggng, you might procure in a short time a very
large number OF students; but 20 you are and keep
your school up 10 it, present standard sound scholarship
and surrounded with pure religious influence and we
have the confidence in to believe you will see a pros
pery cro~ning your Abors that shall quite equal YOUR
expectations. J. II. WILSON
l. NELSON
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leaving Il discretionary with the Regents to erpend that
much and Hsore 'from the interest Of said fund
That Vas TO be the msxims erpendur-iess than that
they could fall any amount
In the strict u6ment OF this Law has the Institute been
conducted. Why them this unmitigated wartaret Be-
certain gentlemen have been disappointed In their
purposes and because the able and jealous Secretary of
the Institution knowing his rights has dared maiafan
them JUSrITIA
Virginia. August 1886.
See Baltimore Patriot January 10, 1885.
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4 BIack Republican In 81. Louis.

The election of Blair to Congress in St Louis, ere
ates among the Black Republicans quite much joy
the Kentucky elections The first Black Republi-
can from Southern State they exclaim. 1t is
worth noting, that this first Black Republican is an
open and avowed supporter of Buchanan
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A letter from New York. dated Amman sth. .,rs.

letter from New York, dated August s,b, says:
The Old Line Wings had another meeting yesterday
evening At which they appointed representatives for the
city 20 attend the State Wing Convention " the ith
The names arc Of the very first character ard their
sells cannot fa 70 exert due influence tho Wing
throughout The Stale
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Compositor in the Detroit Aderssy vent TO the Of
Gee on Friday morning. and said he unfit for work
Be'g asked what allied him. he said that he dreamed du
nng TIE 'ight that he his mother in her cot
nm ana ue dream vivid, and had AZ
fec,cd him 20 deeJSg that he could no, uork A,
four o'clock IN the afternoon no received teegaphc dee
patch announcing the death Of n, mother which took
place at Niagara, O. W., early in the morning.
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Autonomous expect the appearance this year Of the
comet Of 1865, called Charles V . and named from hav
ing according 20 some historians caused that monarch 10
abdcate and retire 70 the convent Of st. Jud. lis
thought be the identical wandering star uhich appss
ed IN 1894 800 and in 658 IL return fixed for sis but
IL failed 10 appear
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~ TnE oxYGENATED nITTEas.

Among the many popular medicines acquired high
pathon We believe have Of hrlt fr
y,ppAiAs asthma and similar complaints TIL the Orygeaad
bthfs by many and various trials
radical long
physicians Its ngredments by hsmcnl nn,iy
" De harmless and safe; OF many Of
er hrsi efn Who have been bsnehtted by
these Bl,iers with safety ' -F
These celebrated Blters
offered In favor Of
stTH w fOWLE CO, 1855
Sold by Agents eyer VIII
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Tns SHADY Sinr.-Nafths Stone wife Of Rev Stephen
Hubbel, and veil known the aufhorcss ofShaiy Side
died At the residence Of her husband ia North Stonington
c., on The morning Of the 9Th inst, aged ~ years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-11

The u & steamship Washington, for Southampton and
bremcn took out "a passeners and t57 I56 in specie
Among the passengers are Messrs Curz Ebner Pla
missionaries under the auspices OF one or moro of our rc
gious soeeties.-N Y Jour. Commerce.
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTU A n
SAGIETv

Tbs fOo.nE table exhibits In arhshea order
counties and towns Nirgnis entitled
the Assembly the Commissioners election Tor e,rh
the number OF delegates which each
Of the month which elections will
said counties and
which but elementary dsricts
cay with names Of the Commissioners which
elections to be conducted In each
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& A IL ID, FALL, 1859.
MERCHANT TAIIoRS.

- SOB BKUADWAY, NEW YORK
uNHk undersigned since the death father succse.
dei In the business, under the nr s.n.
ton o stock OF goods
larger aud better before had s
pleasure Of oGeriHg
The sane good TASTE aud se in the cutting and making
good. that has long characterized
At head for twenty yrars continued and every effort
will be nAde to retain the confidence customers
A A
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GnkAr ExcrrxKsr AT QrAnAsrrSr.-we learn from
our Seip News Reporters. that there lying In
Quarantine some l2o sai OF vessels Of which
hom ports where yellow fever existed the time their
sailing or usually does exist ,his season Of the year-
Al persons engaged n these vesssls arc obliged 90 land
at the Health Offices wharf; and from thence, Il L. said
pass out OF the gates into the village up the
city, as they wish In consequence Of this arrange
ment number OF fatal Of yellow fever reported
to have occurred outside the val and do still contua.
to occur and In consequence Of this state affairs
Inhabitants Of Tonpknsvile (Quaranune) have held
meeting and formed vigilance committee instructed TO
prevent ali persons from passing Of the gates the
village, and to oblgc all those employed inside To renan
inside or out They threaten, necessary to barcsde
the gates or use such other carry out their OBJ
ject a. shall be deemed proper in Justice to themselves
their families, and the Inhabitants generally.
We do not believe any hsrsh measures will be necessa-
ry Tor the Health Officer DR.. Thompson will doubtless
make some proper arrangement whereby tho strict rcgu
The same time the inhabitants OF the village be proec
ted.
The Gate Keeper died and buried at o'clock this
morning. His wife died last weekly. y. Journal OF
Commerce, Friday.
Brig Gen. Harvey, of the u. g Army accompanied by
Capt Van Welt, OF his military staff has arrived in Wash
ington The General comes direct Fort Pierre where
he lett his late command with which ho recenty so
cesuy subdued the refractory Indian tribes tho West
ern wilderness-Ndf. Intel
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DIED.,

In Chesterfield August sh, LILY soNERyILLE infant daughter
tB- inquirer viii please copy.
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The New jersey Democratic State Convention on Thur.
day noninaied William g. Alexander, Of Princeton, a.
their candidate for Governor.
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DISTRACTION or WHre RfvgR BaiDoE-The splendd
bridget just being erected White River Al Msysye
on the eastern division Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road, vas destroyed by hurricane Of Wind Thursday A.
ternoon, the 3lst u Theloss IL estimated at sI2
The work Of erecting The bridge again will once be com
menced.
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MOND w III G..
To CORRESPONDENTS.

wAig"
xrfii>. ,erffes paper e psbiisa
Cd re ef icag Standing, oeqM De knccn e. i
bs dspdrt~ops. Obituary aofces -eed
fn0s EDO fhnSsd oharcefTor ddcsrrisessnts
~ CDssnsafcdffo-s ts be charged s adcsvTtse
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DgaTH OF RoNAN CarHoLtC BisHoP.-The Cork er
SIMMER the death Of the tuar Bishop Of Kerry
The Right Rev DR. Egan, unobtruve and tolerant pre-
late He had presided the diocese for nearly thirty
i've years but for the last few years Ice had owing 70 his
great age and nfrmites the assistance Of coadintOr
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BRoWNsBURG HIGH SCHOOL.

The following letter respecting this school is from the
Rev J. R. Wilson, pastor OF the Presbyterian church of
Siaunon formerly Professor in Hampden Sydney College,
and A L. Nelson, Professor in Washington College:
BRowNsBuEG RocKsRIDGE Co, Va, l.
Iune pad lsh6
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NJ PEMnY pAvIs-sIR:-Tn. leasa,. ! !.

IN PEHnH DANIS-sIR:-Tl- l~n.u,, 4 h.,.
- received FROM The usS OF invaluable remedy the
sn nhe INDUCES me 20 word for
e inc TIA. Tor Headache Indigestion. Palm stomach or
part OF the
Colds HoArseness CH0LERA CHOLEPI HORBits n,,,,I1
py,,ntery rooAche, Ac there q aotfn0 better t a. E
Wcr have this hour recovered from
issans BY using two easpoonfu thirty minutes IN.
ss'sh IN wine glass full OF hot ronnd.nt
sIousn he blessing OF God saved from during
o io.s. travelling amid heat dust toll
ahi constant exposure Injected
d,iy pr'dpod to dysenisry Win nam |
shh The Palm kiber sorerefga remedy one
~. wost ea.e IN an hour or at most nay day. have heard
me country over OF Dysenery by
ut ~ the teeth would stop the oothache Gratitude aud de.
for Its base
nsl Ia its favor. $50 eN 'e'''"'o-
aai0ie1wiw DIT TAYLOR Jr M,nts.r ~ a.. d.,
IN 80 HOILoWAN'S OINTMENT.
w. 10 Hohers-Sore breasts re a .ad dr.vh.rk
On tie pleasures OF maternity This once a.y,
he and heals the excoriated
pomp In vs. curative action erupons. sores whoE and
AL external hurts Sold the No
New York and No 9ss Strand London and by ali d,s1,.
nc, exc, and 81 per pot. nuli-sScS.
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Nheet f'Setsft IN hNnthono uuf
I the pri>e eb<Ained each week

iise.1@
Dry Hides have advanced one cent per H. in New York
during the last two weeks huli' Circular Tor July
month hi. season the %sp.s ha en past pas,
the sale, receipt. further al, sec
Importer and many S Of
my ssoisuon. with our present r.s .as
a. . ss,ns " have but supply to e0~In.nes
We have received the August number of Hunt. Mar.
and also OF the h.nisf Magazine aud in
valuable public .ion. to the cords. .uppo,, Of an
may then liz. other individual. 80
without dinner and suffer no Inconvenience
one or III. other OF the y. have called sr
attention to-
during 'ne par' week. Ne'Srs "oddn x Appsrson dis
posed OF the following real estate at public auction;
low Rehnond on Ii, Whit. osI ss. SSp" yc.a IN
Acre t. % .s e eSaa as5s of IS s'
Ono 9s, per , nsss in U-D,,,o mo.,v ass
isoN acre, = m. otlo. Richmond; Gt2 per ssiss
depth sisted .Oooo
Lot No. 9, h'g IS n Baker st. by 40 ia depth; ~
Lot No TO- on Baker s-.sme Dimensions, ajax per Oo"o
foot iia'o
The offerings F nj, week embrace 'aIe desirable property stu
Ing rscsn, sales In the Northws., portion Of IN. STAT,
on ;"1 rS SaS S.l 1f ; s
JUDI. ss .a Dc county or@sr ne
UT, no, ,o' 20, sum OF t'O'' pes
Valley r.,lroa, from N. cI.v,, no, 49,
1856 $50 hhd tobacco oS. nour e1s bush
els whesti s,oii boxes manufactured tobacco.
industry on n. part Of the c.ap. %
4. large business for road ~ mile, length single de-
pot
a... RICHMOND RICH cS,S MARKETS; Agsg,r Pm, 1859.
e.Ined 10 ,,,ryne.. rhs,oa,. nm ossn IN
too mach Of good thing ba,
", very .h.o s S..vs ,.,e, t"s river
aud -heA, are coming In with rush but the former up
quot. eta. With an upward ten
gt@S.-rns n.;t, Sa,. Of a. necessary
VI % 3sS:s our :S:S
doe itsiT -Itrs S.1st.earns sSsss good l''SH
~ .< h sSs anGtr ,uno under The pressure
nanJs. f,' dens Of 10 Ct. Ia two days and prices reoa
S me ASA a. On The s wha,
Iast ysaT ~ ' ''s'' ~ ZIG corresponding ua's OF
last
ENGLISH MARKETS
Of %Sy s and arrivals since Friday Ia. from A@er
OF ss s a ss S :ss;
@ ne rpynps The crops We hear Of no In
buyer. distant part. Of the souniry and
Al & % ss 1 dom =, N nne qa.s, o. Whss, and Flour
s % c S to G ga" and sH price
ars- quantity Of the IIog recently arrived ofpOor quality
% rn IL va n Sn no hsa over un, new Wheat comes into
~, "r mixed ou indan Corn has met slow SAKE at
i - u' o. I-After me consumption In lreiandhss
hut considerable quantity going
ding p., PorPo:e >, go. ,o..
OF wheat Tor the week ending 18th July 1888 is60
20, ga DO week ending 18Th July 1885, solSS
tefs Al 'os "a
Atodsys market there small attendance
Sei SnS g a nhe eSuny Whss met o- retail safe
rior qualities Of both white
quoted from " 6d 10 los 3D. Southern los
rom "s 20 10, 81 and me from los lod to Ills 81 q 20 '
quality and In bad condition.
with 10
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following counties. no, having members resident them
hancock Brooke, harshal wetre Marion Preston Dodrdge
Tyler PeAssnts, Rlteh- Writ Jackson, GDer Lewis Harbour
kandaph Upshu Wayne, Raleigh, Cabtl Baxon Nicholas
Lee. -@
The peI-ons entitled to vote IJ Members every
adult male neer OF the Society shall satisfy
That he has paid his
the Comm adult person then Aying the
prescr bed fee, shai become n member Of
Auii-cti3 Oct CII. n WILLIAMS serret.rx
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OnHDS bright DRY BONEsIpEs, or sale
" aull JANIS WINSTON
L'pH sALE.tssoo Bond, Rlshmoud psnvls I,alroad
- COMPANY payable 1852 aui2 r. u. MAuRY co.
"HAPPING PAPEH.-COoO Resms large aud ,n,.n
w Tor sale ~ aui DAVENPORT, ALIEN co.
GOLD COLOR uOUsIAINEs AND BgRggEs -
- fan supply Solid Color Mousalne,, AL wool
do do Do do BereEe,, DO
Eor 'aleH tsui2l Q. MAXWELL 90.
VlLEACHED COTTONsA ND IRISH LINENS
perVr ls Linens o. evn Importation, o. all qualities
aug q HARrwELLA 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Writing Desks Papisr N.eb,,
snd I~aths Portfolios and Ivory She'll Morocco and al the
desirable PortMOnes 81 the latest styles for FACTORY prices
BY aut2 ZIMNTRwGg
6fAHD CASES, msis Of Pearl She'll, Ivory sud Eosa.isd
~ with beautiful lot Of Needle Books cost 10 close
We stock, ior sale ~ auR zfMNEhHAN.
R( uIiDs. PnIuE Dnn OHIO SUES, part
WV without backbone % bids small bright shou5grs landing
aud for By WOuBTF a on AIpOlyg
sa R No. ~ Pearl street.
UDUuE Old VIRGINIA WHISKY, No Mack.
erel, Isle ~ W gh Apple Erandy and vinegsr by
sui2 wONBLEA CLAIBORNE, No ~ Pesrfa
UDICIuuONU GROUND PIAsTRH, nov vyiod,s
- from pure lump, and bone dust for sale BY
AuR wONBLE a CLAIBORNE No ~ Pearl a.
hWEsS GOODS VERY LOW.-we are nov Offering
- Heregc 0rgande Musns Lawns Robes BerrVs
Mun At very low We Invite The ladies
mem W. y PERKINS Co,
sui No i4i Esgie sqasre.
SPEHu CANDLEs.-S0 whOie and half boxes sperm
- U'ndles' Tor sale By sHTR PHAUP,
aull - Main
II ACON,-BrErs' Family Hog Round Western Hams
- - Sides and Bbouldert for sale ~
soii sIzE& PuAUP ~ Main street.
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Cur HEnHINes.-lss bbI' aohsIi DO Potomac Gu, Her
aus No. II Pearl 81,
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GtHIHTst SGIIItTSi-Ju0
- fortment Of Linen, Cotton Ant
and description, inside BY "Dauskln
every Instance We warrant 10 ~, ,
ment and made In best manner aud
sstlsfactlon In every particular; Z
shirts and Drawers u Linen, bllk, q
kinds, together with . large SOD var
~ style, y Hose, Gloves, CfavAis,
deed everything PERTAINING 20 the
which We Invite special attention.
aui