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Commodore stockton wfsAdraws.

The Newark Eagle OF yesterday contains the fol
lowing letter from Commodore Stockton, with
drawing his name from the Presidential canvass, In
favor of Willard Fillmore
GEsrLEMEs Our efforts TO prevent the great
American party from being sectionaiized or aboli-
tonized, have been successful. Ii has been purged
of all sectional and abolition men and dogmas.--
The National Camp has endorsed Mr.. fillmores
Americanism, and he is pledged TO uphold the In
tegrity of American principles and the perpetuity
of our reformed organization.
Ny object has been attained and am no longer
candidate for the Presidency.
Your friend and obedent servant
RI. STOCKTON.
To Messre. ALLEN, JONES, RoBBIsErr, &C., &C.,
Committee.
The Eagle remarks: "The political field in New
Jersey il now unobstructed. The skies are bright
and Frightening. Every gale that sweeps over
the State bears on it's wings the most joyful intel
ligence From every quarter glad tidings fall
upon the ear. We have only to be true to our
selves, our principles and our country, to achieve
one Of the proudest victories that ever electrified
the American heart
Fremont OPPOSED TO REFoRN IN TIE NATuRAL.
IzArlos LAws.--We copy the following letter from
the New York Express:
In meeting of the German Fremont Club, Of
the Seventeenth ward In this city, Mr.. Breck Is
reported as having said:
"I am personally acquainted with Colonel Ere
mont, and he (Fremont) has assured ne that he
would if elected veto any bill abridging the Nat
urazation laws"
viii you please inform our American friends Of
thisi Yours, very respectfully,
| New York, July 10, 1885,
L
| Posr THE BooKs.--What an economical admin
istration Is this How stand the figures Here
they are, from official sources. The expenses are
/ $75,6s4, 400 a year
$6,307, 200 month II
81, 452, $40 a week II g.
500, $3.50 a day II
$4,000 an hour!il Ill
$l44 minute iii!
~ 40 second I'LL!
: What Is the guaranty that James Buchanan Of
John G. Fremont, if elected, will be any more care
full Of the peoples money than franklin Pierce ha
been! . .ggat
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Mr.. WHIrsEY's LETTERING viii publish to.
morrow the letter of Hon. Mr.. Whitney, Of New
York, to his constituents on Kansas affairs 1t is
an able and patriotic production and is calculated
to produce favorable effect in those sections of
tho Union, where the falsehoods OF the Fremont
journals and orators have, to great extent, per-
yerted public opinion on this subject
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THIRTY.FOURTH CONGR Ess
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, July Is, 1885.
After our report Closed 49,. .a
The Senate was occupied in discussing the bill
TO provide for continuing the improvements of the
harbor of Sheboygan, in Wisconsin, which discus
sion took wide range, and the Senate adjourned
without taking vote upon It, X.
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A BoLr IN rHE RIGnr DIRKorIos.--At meet
ing Of the American party, of Ward 4, Boston,
the rank and ale repudiated the delegates, who
bOited the regular nomination Of Fillmore and Don
olson, and elected eleven regular Americans for
the Convention Of the Gath
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Immense Bmerican Netting in Troy

Troy, July 23.--The Americans held an i'm
mense mass meeting in this city last evening. Six
to eight thousand people we're present. Hon.
Erastns Brooks of New York was the principal
speaker. Large delegations attended from Alba
ny, Cob es, Lansingburgh, Waterford, Westport
and Green Island.
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On the 18th inst, EDM0NIA CHURCHILL, aged
ave months and eleven days, only daughter of c. St
George and Mary Il. holland.
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MISSIONARY ENTERPRISE.
rUyHE cheapest and most desirable Ex-
III cursion of the season. The friends of

EAST WASHINGTON MISSION,
Have chartered the large and popular steamer Alice
@. Price, Capt Baker which will leave the wharf ut
Georgetown. at o'clock Seventh street, Washing
ton, at tBsgden's whsrf) Navy Yard, III, and
Alexandria, at SIX, A. H.
On Thursday slst Instant,
And proceed down the river sixty miles to
~ AQUA CREEK,
There remain about three hours and then return to
the above whsrves by shutdown.
Tickets--Fifty C., nts; Children half price
To be had at Messrs Reueck, orm, Half, Murray's,
Newman's, Jewels. and Essex of Georgetown
Messrs White, Moore, Steer, Clayton, Kennedy
and others Of Washington.
McPhersops Drug Store Capitol HILL and menu
bers and friends of the Mission, Navy Yard
Confectionery on board and dinner at 25 cents
p. $. Those desiring dinner are requested TO pro-
cure their dinner tickets previou. 70 the day Of the
Excursion. July "a
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OFFICE OF TIE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are the drawn numbers of the Pa
tapsoo Institute Lottery, Class No. 200, drawn July
%, 1856:
% 80 81 8 81 rs 81 81 "a / 20
The following are the drawn numbers OF the Sus-
uuehanna Lottery, Glass No. 80, drawn July rs.
1855;
"a % 75 AZ 4s IS 50 SO 80 81 Sc % SO
81 IS
r. FRANCE 4 co.
d. II. McPHAIL Commissioner. July "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

szy- William A. Bachelors Hair Dye
Gray red or rusty hair dyed Instantly to beautiful and
natural brown black without the least injury to hair
skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to WI
liam Bachelor since 1882 and $4,000 applications
have been made TO the hair Of hs patrons Of his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and wskers
just 1t would be against covering bald head with wig
william A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature, and is warranted not to In
jure In the least however long 1t may be continued.
Made sold applied Tin nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 288, Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns OF the United States by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The has the and address upon steel plato
engraving on four sides Of each bottle Of
~ WILLIAM A. BATCHFL0R,
288, Broadway, New York.
Ths genuine for sale by Charles Stott and applied by
J. H. Gibbs. WIZARDS Hotel. ap .--eoo
rF HoIloway's Ointment and Pills.---
Consolation for the Sufferer The most vruent diseases
that hitherto dened the physicians skill yield to these
invncbie resuscitators Of health and organic vgor
Sold at the manufactures No. 80, Maiden Lane
New York. and No o44 Strand, London; and by all drug
gists at Is cents, s2 cents, and 81 pot or box
july a.
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN, ATTENTION.
NM You are hereby notified that there
r will be an adjourned company meeting held
M ID on Thursday evening. the Path instant at
&~ o'clock. As there will be business Of great
importance to up at this meeting, it is request
| ed that every member be present
july 23-2t q. HUNT. Secretary.
tE A Public Meeting will be holden at
Temperance Hall, on Thursday evening the oath
instant at o'clock, p ~. for the purpose Of devils
ing some means whereby outdoor Temperar CO
meetings be held without being molcstcd by the
| Police.
A let or from Mayor Magruder. in response to one
| from the Freemans Vigilance Total Abstinence So
ciety relating 10 outdoor meetings will be read on
/ that occasion BY order of the COMMITTEE
JOHN JOHNSON,
| JULY 28--2t Corresponding Secretary.
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Box Office open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
from until 5 O'Clock July 243t
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Reserved Seats. ...,..............75 cents
Boxes and Parquette. ............6 90
Family Circle and Galleries. rs
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Mise j. Parker in a Faporite Song.
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A Treat for the People !-Immense Attrac'
ton leone One, Come All
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ANAC0STIA FIRE COMPANY, NO. !,
Will give an
EX C i RSI0N

THE WHITE HUU6E,
On the 11th Of august.
Full particulars in few days.
iuly g4--2t
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NATIONAL THEATR E !.

Saturday Erening, July 26, 1856.
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New York, July 10, 1856.

What Is the guaranty that James Buchanan o.
John G. Fremont, if elected, will be sny more care
full Of the peoples money than franklin Pierce ha
been 1881. .a. Il. ..f.. x
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ASSEMBLY OF vIRGINIA


/ Hass THURSDAY, Feb. IA. 1855 &
Tae Senate was called to order by Lieut.. Gov
MCCOHAs ~ = 80 wv
The President laid before the Senate an Execu
i've communication transmitting statements of the
eondttioxs of the Farmers Bank of Virginia and
| the Bank Of the Valley
a communication was read from the House O,
delegates announcing the passage of several bills
70 the duties and privileges of members Of the G.
EerRl Assembly
| On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, the bill and amend.
ments were laid on the table,
BILLS PASSED
bl.i authorising an increased subscription to the
Loudoun Branch Railroad Company, to enable
| them to extend their road from Purcevie to Har.
pers Ferry.
To incorporate the Powers Fort Turnpike Com.
pany.
ny Mr. TATE; Of providing by law for the ap-
pomtment OF receiver of property held by Ten
| ants in common
By Mr. DENEAIE: To provide more effectually
the State
| BY Mr.. HARRIs A joint resolution, that the far.
ther time of 80 days be allowed to the sheriff of
augusta or his sureties, to pay into the treasury
the revenue for 1850 A preamble Is attached TO
the resolution which states that the Sheriff of An
| gusta county has become insolyent tg=
| BY Mr.. TURNER: To incorporate a steamboat
company to navigate the waters of the Ohio and
L
| bill.
BY Mr.. DENEALE: A joint resolution that all
dividends declared by internal improvement COM
panies. savings banks and all other banks of dis.
count and issue of this Commonwealth and have
not been called for by the stockholders for two
years preceding the date, shall be paid into the
treasury of the State.
BY Mr.. STEENRoD For increasing the compen.
satlon of the Commonwealth 8 Attorney in the
circuit Court of Wheeling city and Ohio county,.
subsequently Mr.. S. reported a bill
by Mi. BUsWELL That sixty days beyond the
time now allowed by law, be allowed to the Sheriff
OF Shenandoah to pay in the revenue for 1855.
On motion of Mfr. SrEENRoD, the Senate regoIy.
ed Itself into committee OF the whole Nr CAT.
LETT In the Chair, to consider the Bank question.
"hen Mr AMBLEIt advocated at length the 18th
section, In opposition TO the amendment of Mr..
PARKS. - --
Mr.. DENEALE offered Joint resolution that q
seiect committee of two from each district entitled
| to eject member of the Board of Public Works
| DC appointed, to report what wayS and means can
| be devised for carrying on the public works.
Messrs. DESEALE. FUNSTEN aud PARKS adyo.
Gated, and Messrs CATLETT, TAIIAFERRo. REGER
JOHNSON, TAZEWELL, WHITE and DaUGuTREY
| opposed the resolution
Mr.. CATLETT moved to lay the resolution on the
| table; and the ayes and noes being called. the
| question was decided in the affirmatiye-ayes %
noes II. .-,-.- e.et-
On motion of Mr.. MCILHENNEY, the Senate ad
journed.
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THE EMPRESS AND ZoUAvE.-The following
incident marked the review of the 18th at Paris
AT the moment the Emperor was passing in front
of the ZouaVes of the Guards the son of the can
tiniere of the regiment, boy of about sevenyears
of age, and already wearing the Zouaves uniform,
drew near the Emperor, and presented to him a
fine boquet of violets. His Majesty bent down
from his horse, and touching the child with his
hand on the cheek, said: Thank you my little
friend; go and take your boquet to the Empress, :"
pointing TO the balcony where her Majesty was
seated with the ladies, and then proceeded with
the inspection. "But how am 1 to get to the En-
pres r said the little messenger in great embar-
rassment. Il will show you the way, my little
man, said deep voice near him, and locking up
perceived that it was the tall drum-maor of the
Zouaves, who had volunteered to serve him as
guide. The tall man then took the boy graveIy by
the hand, and in few uinutes, thanks to the mper
turbable repetition of "By order of the Emperor,
boquet for the Empress" they soon arrived near
her Majesty. The Empress accepted the fiowers
embraced the little boy each cheek, asked him
his name and those OF his parents, and appeared
delighted with his present. At last the child after
having been caressed and kissed by the ladies, re-
turned with his comrade to the Court below. It
may be imagined that he was asked a Thousand
questions when he came down, but all his faculties
seemed to be concentrated in the one fact of his
interview, as his constant reply was, 'the Empress
embraced me-"
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VERY IMPORTANT CAsE-One of the most
important cases ever brought up for adjudication
by the Supreme Court is new being tried before
that august tribunal-No. 6l Crea Scott plaintiff
in error VS.. john +. A. Sanford. Mr. Montgomery
Blair for the plaintiff in error and the Hon. Messrs
Geyer and Reverdy Johnson for the defendant in
error. The points particularly in issue are
first, the rights of citizens of slaveholding
States to carry their slaves into non slaveholdine
States for temporary soourn there, without the
loss of their right of property in such slaves and
next, the constitutonality of the Missouri Com
promise, involved in the question of the right of
Congress to legslate with reference to slavery In
United States territory.
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The Legislature Of Georgia has passed bill de.
claring that much Of any will or deed a. directs
the manumission of any slave be void
In "a of the Al counties of California there are 10
-four mills, 25l saw mills and 40 quartz mills.
On Wednesday last, the dry house of the Ohio
Penitentiary, was destroyed by fire. Loss 5000
The State House in Columbus, Ohio has cost the
sum Of q, $50, s36, !. siass s ss-e.ta & s Isl
Leroy Sims, one of the oldest and most extensi VI
mail contractors In the South died at Holly Springs
Miss, . fsw days since. e s-#e 40
The fish wharf at Alexandria Va, has been rel'
ted for months by Allen & simmons for s4,329
= Episaph. on . lamb just killed '"fsas TO his re-
- lns. .sf.x ssNEg "a aa
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DREAMING INTO HAREM.-An American ship
drifting helplessly down the current of the Bos-
phorus, ran its bowsprit into that part of noble
mans palace devoted to his harem. The sides OF
the house were crushed in, one balcony torn off,
whole divans were ripped up chandelier.
swept from its fastening, shivered into fragments
the frightened inmates rushed out into open air in
such impromptu costumes that the whole neigh
borhood felt scandalized. Turkish pride became
deeply wounded, and our unfortunate compatriot
found himself amenable to the disagreeable alter
native of either paying about double the amount
of the damage or becoming an inmate of Turk
ish jail At first the Captain strongly resisted the
'gross imposition" but ultimately yielded to the
gentler suggestion of bagnio feas.-C C0nsta.tiro-
pie Letter
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GETTING UP IN THE WORLD-M de Saussure
OF Geneva, noted traveller, has lately succeeded
IN attaining the summit of the volcanic mountain,
Popoeatapetl, the highest in Mexico, and which II
10000 feet above the sea. Owing to the climate,
the ascent is stated to have been less difficult than
that of Mont Blanc ss ss{ -
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NAvAL-The Genoa correspondent of the New.
ark Daily Advertiser, under date Of Jan Is says:
Inc U. 5. squadron, Commodore Breeze, has
returned to Spezzia from its cruise to Constantno.
pie. The Commodore was prevented from making
aproJected visit TO the Crimea by the stormy wes,
ther, and discovered defect in the machi,,erv ot
the steam frigate Saranac" y
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my BRUDDERs," said waggish colored man to
crowd, in all infiction. in all OBJ yer troubles
oar is one place you can always find sympathy ~
wv har Z whar y shouted several "In de diction.
airy" he replied rolling his eyes skyward
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HTNG AND CUPPING.--MRs

HING AND CUPPING.--MRS.
IL WOOLHOUSE oHers her services to the Me-
dcal Faculty and the ladies OF Richmond and its vi
entity, as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts,
by assiduous attention, to merit their kind patron
age
Mrs W. may be found at all hours, day and night,
her residence, over Messls. Sublett X Brothers.
Hardware store, 2l3 Brood 81.
n. B. The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale
All orders from the country promptly attended to
snd carefully packed.
ALSO-Ladies BANDAGES on hand, and made
IL order.
~ light over the door from o'clock till morn
ing. ia 25-ts
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WILD RICE IN MISsEsoTA.-The wild rice Of
the swamps in Minnesota has produced An abun
dant crop this year, and upon this myriads of
ducks and geese fatted until the water froze up
The Indians also made great use of wild rice 1t
has been sown in Connecticut and produces we'll
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The SHARKS FRoZEN.-It is said by the oldest
settlers that such severely cold weather has
Deeh experienced in Florida until this winter
capt Bontes De Oca informs US that sharks have
oeen frozen to death during the late cold SPELL in
Charlotte Harbor. Such an event has not trans
pred to his knowledge, for the last thirty five
years.-Tdmpa Peninsulor
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tanned BIZ HusGER.-A partridge was caught
on Friday last, IN the Court House at Pittsburg
Pa, by the Clerk of the Court
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GREAT Loss OF LIFE BY SHipwREcKs.-A letter
from Capt. freeman, of barque Yarmouth. Of Boe-
nineteen vessels, ncludingtw American ships,
ashore in Gibraltar Bay, twenty i've between Cadiz
and Cape Ttafalgar, aud ono hundred between Cape
de Cat and Cadiz. The number of lives lost was
ported to be i've hundred. Captain Freemsn's YES
sci ashore in Gibraltar Bay. in the gale Of the
9Th ult her keel forced out she broken amid.
ships, and would undoubtedly be condemned. She
was from Venice, bound to New York. The bsrque
Juniats. of Boston, was also stranded 10 Gibraltar
Bay. She had been at Gibraltar for some months
cost of Africa Another letter, dated Gibraltar jan
10Th, states that an American bsraue, name UNKNOWN
the sth and is supposed 20 have fouadered snd ail
hands peIished. Ship Louis Napolepn, (of y. fesa0
Chase from Baltimore for Liverpool 10 reported az
American ship reported January izfh OF 81 Micnaeis
under jury masts making for Faysl.-- Bos. Iraas.
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HEADDQUJAaRRTEIEEs .0 FOB or, FAsHiONA; MNHiI IA,

IL BE CLOTHlNG.-SlLVER MEDAL FOR
ls55-The members of the Legislature and strangers
visiting the city requested TO call at the old es-
Enlistment, No. l20. corner of Main and Governor
street and themselves outfit for the winters
tie subscriber has hand large and elegant as
Q, b S " & s dence aOt 20 ce
Of the superiority of his CIothIng, he awarded
the highest premium Ia Silver Medal) by the Me-
chsnics Institute, 1855.
He keeps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VESTiNGS, &c., with score of su-
perior workmen He deems it unnecessary, after
trial Of 10 years the public has had of bis goods to
seY in their commenGation He warrants all
Clothing he sells, and respectfully solicts call from
h}s Old friends and the public generally.
Strictly on the price system.
E.B. SPENCE,
de No J2n coruer nj ain and Joyernor sts
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MELaNcnoLg CASE OF PoisoNIks.-The fitte
meIa,,choy ease OF poisoning which occurred IL the
town Of Richmond recentiys
Il seems that Dr. Jennings bad occasion e sen.ns
and IN his return home lst his mediclpe eese cen
tsiusr the powders which were unused u nis nssy'
! room which the family ere not s!loWee g ensM< s,
ehiid 81 nins years was IN pih spne sehf disor6ss
for which Doycrs powders had oeea 49,.
little brothos thinking te play dceeos vss..s ~
the prescyihed roam, took cut the Mtet ~ ~
offered them to his sister, who REFUSED sne1 -. =
them, However, dropped shs seer q es ~: ne
vsr,s ro,vSers nief "a Il n placed v With then Apd
siferwsris ssvs Il 8 such % her danehser ne ~
ne va ~ e6uyss her deash II vefy eaos - -
bsfase Tho physieisns uao hed sesn - sp1's4ss
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- Adysrtissmeuts published unffl forbiI I'm 4
fnssrfion, and s. oenfs ~ sesh eonfz1usneS i .
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] a eeversl ysnnx ADo1oss ins WashinGeon esy g
asturday night last prcceeded ~ th4 ~ -
graveyard With aharse nnd waeQn, e B. -
va neax byswAtckine theos enA 1u49 ~
prt ahem 70 tight leessng hehl9o -
wsSou, Of which he took po1peneen4s ~ = =
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AND FEED sTORE.-Th.

E'RANARY AND FEED STORE.-The
u GnGers gnei has taken the house corner OF Frank
lin and Wall streets formerly occupied by Messrs n
3 ! c. B. Hin for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS,
where he will keep constantly hand full assert
ueut of all kinds OF Grain Mill Ofa, Hay Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Stores.
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
teutiOn, and selling reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally. He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the corporation He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for q moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
sisnment entrusted to him. ---.
fe N-ts JOHN w. COSBY
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IUs-
a l.. k0ySIER,
j. &. RoYsTER. u l9-~omn&W
n. UtI.kMAN s CO., sHIP.:

NATIIIIAM 4. ttsIlENI y u N-U., SfktI'
W FISG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
C.1FF..b,,.A AND FROST SFRE2rs SAN francis.
CO. Gil ! Lee Nc. 81, " al Street, New York.
w. W II COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. H. WILLIAMS.
b iEGAS sin New York, and VIII give ship
.r, ,ut -l.atioa Us to markets, shipping, &c.
r. ExCaAhGE On SGu francisco, for sale by
WIN. L. COLEMAN,
g. o. .s 81 Wall street.
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Ann a BA@N EikGiLil,

z n
II HrRCrtNrsFoR TIE SALE OF MANUFACTURE
Axp LEAy TOBACCO, tLoCE, GRAIN COTTON Net
X, a. Mater street, New Yotk.--Consignments -
t Shove sGdrs viii receive the special attention Of
Mr 4. l. ROYSTER, the resident partner in New
has, terms by 4 L. Rvyster Brother Co, Rich
m'ond. CT BY US Orders t,r purchases in New fork
viii also receive ouI ajteutcn: ,.,,,,
bAUMMEL \ ROYSrERS,
New loIA, January, 1856.
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I BROWN, Jr., stcck Broker, has re
y moved his Office to No. l5l fZlmmermsn'sl corne
Main and 18Th streets. 6-sodts
THOMAS now, 2I9 Main Street, is
receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
suitable for housekeapers. Also of Wood Ware com
prising every article in that line. oc Ii
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SkSa Oystxys are very seetes, and scAus only ,bs
brought "a he ely by She yaflroAds, At heevy
Expense. sonssaasasly ,ssy sslihisA 3 sis rsssaa-
FAptss 4 sA6Aa kI41TAA