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For All Parts of the West.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
NEW AND INPRoTED ARRANGEMENTS

NEW AND IRPRoTED ARRANGEMENTS
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimo,s for cuu.
L berandl Wheeling, and all parts Of the wes.
04S a. connecting with trains from P,iacphht; first train i
Washington at Jnncioh viii stop way stations and arrive Gum
bertrand al 1 O'Clock, ". m.
ID The Mai, TRAIN leaves Camden s,i,n taIv eycapt sp,,,
az o = "a and reaches Mhccng by 4, a. m connecting
wood WITH trains i Columbus Cincinnati hay Indianapolis
viii" Carelad socde, Detroit gcrgr ST. Iouis Cairo and hl
mediate f.iinss. .s - - -.
3D. The fNfREr TRAIN leaves daijya7 y NJ connecting Nan
cypress trhs - Cincinnati 81 Louis Cairo, Chicago and
Cllie places The Nrtlbce
ern ps IN Tie West RaFy 100 miles shorter than by any
roaie. Inc lime 70 iaesF places Is also nncaualed.
81, Louis
lassenseTE aud baggage Transferred At all points frce
lihtpt"t ICktS VIII be sold hrgc rs IN ths
Washington civ. = ' ~
4 second-elass CAT i attached TO the mai rraln
Passengers IRON Baltimore WasuiDsy may rg lie iY nal
u5u2s t taking accommodation matt train lying
Cumberland or Oakland 1ey ae ncSt p,oruc by th e
IRAN which leaves Cumberland a50 m and reaches weB
ut ., p. Ia II
MESSENGERS from Washington ample time or meals Wash
ingtOn junction,
This i ,ao only by through tickets and baggage check
e'h uc obtained IN Washington. -
FOR WAY PASsENGEis.
The accommodation tram Cas- will stop al an Stations
Cumberland lhc express stations beyond Piedmont going
mana1n eavCs Cumberland reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN IA fexcepl SUNDAY siJrIn
q way stations Leaves Frederick Al m arriving Baltimore
at 1873
TIE E4ICoTTS Mills TRAIN loaycs Camden station at a. H.
AMI $40 p M Leaves laicor Mills a. 100 u ami 73o,
except Sunday,
w s woorSIpE
dsA lt-au Master Of Transportation
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Change OF the Place of Sale of the Delawar,
Trust Lands in Kansas

NOTICE Is hereby given that the place Of sale OF
~ The Delaware trust lands in Kansas Territory advertised
take place al ecomton the 23d day next
changed TO- aud will commence Osawker Territory
day and date. - -
By order Of the Secretary Of the Interior;
CHARIIE F.. MIX,
Commissioner ad in'ryi8.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
once Of Indian Affairs, April 6 1857.
April 7-lawtlJmne
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ID II GILLET, Counsellor at Law. has removed
LIE his Office TO bis residence Row corner o X ana
Thirteenth streets He will continue attention prncn
~ TO cases In the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much law concerning paen,, he win
give advice and Opinions on legal questions arising the
Patent ONCE aud appeals the chief assistant bss
The District Of coumbn and will also preparation and
trial Of suits concerning patents
Ho viii also give written opinions and prepare arguments Cor par
ties having Claims before Congress eGer OF the departments and
dcaiou " ~ 80
Oct 2s-du
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Ap slawtIsiJu
United States Mail.
FLORIDA.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
March s, 1857
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
Il States from 1st June 1851 Both June 1852 the following
route In the State Florida in the time and pec
fed will be received the Contract Office Of this department
p OF the Both April be decided the day:
6s42 From Banbdge by Chnllahoochce Fla, 0cheeee
Aspalaga Long Cane Rdleysve Rickoe's Bluff lola
Fort Gadsden to Apsachicola 206 miles and back three
times week from the 18th OF October the 18th juno
Of each year and twice residue, Id first
steamboats,, with the privilege coaches
from Banbridgc to chaahoochee when the river
for navigation.
From l5h Oo,obsr 10 l5h June
Leave cambridge Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
pm;
Arrive Apaachicola Wednesday Friday by M
and Monday by IL m;
Leave Apalachcoa sunday, Tuesday, and Tbur.day
Arrive at cambridge days by sam.
from lSR juno to 15h oao,.r
Arrive At Apaachicola next Wednesday by sunday
Leave ApanchicOla Monday at IL M and Wednesday at
Arrive at Bainodse Tuesday by M and Thursday
by 10pm.
proposal guarantee certificate also for instructions
requirements pamphlet advertisements Virginia
Florida dated January ~ 1885, and February 1857
Proposals should be superseded Proposals route 6s42 Fr
d." by mail 70 the cond Assistant General
Contract Odce."
Mar 6-1aviv Postmaster General
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Change in the Days of Sale of the above de =
scPibed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

DEPARTMENT ISrErioR
oiice Of Indian Affairs, April H. 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
~ in the foregoing proclamation The commencement the
sale Of certain Indian trust lands changed postponed
following periods: 49,. 81. ..e0
Iowa lands, al Iowa Point 10 Wednesday, 81 day next
The lands or tho Wcas Wednesday 2ith day Of
June
Delaware lands at Oawkee Wednesday Of July next
BY orieF Of the Secretary Of the Interior : III.
CHARLES f. MN
Commissioner dd Interim.
Ap 1l-laH laIuAe r =.
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Notice

" ne Establishment " HfS ddddiodt Land Oe III ITTioy Of
Kansas.
IN pursuance OF the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled IAN establish three additional hnd
districts the Territory OF Kansas to be called
land district the Dosage land district" tho "weern
district II hereby declared and made Offices
districts have been established az follows,
For the gDFILwARg pIsTRicrr at DoSPH.S
For the "osAdK DISTRICT al FoRr Soo1r ....
For the HwEsyRN DISTRICT OGDEN said Territory
Given under hand AT the city Washington this eleventh day
Of April A. d 1857 - -
ny order Of the President: JOS q WuEoS
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Ap 11--lav6wt
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rNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
States mail soacr1hc ships comprising this line are The

The Atlantic. Capt Oliver ElrlEe.
Tue Baltic Capt dos CoInsoCk.
Tue Airmtic Capt. James West
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
service every care has been taken IN their construction
their engines 20 insure strength speed
for passengers uncqalcd for elegance comfort
Price 81 passage from New York Liverpool $3.50
in second cabin SO From Liverpool York 60 aud 20
giineas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each shin
No bcrths can be secured until Paid for,
The ships this ue have improved tight bulk hes and 10
avoid danger lron Ice will the Banks ~ deg ul
after the lst Of August
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Notice

Of ne EsaSAn q additional Land Dira Ia ne So1 n VIZ
oodra
TN pursuance Of the act Of Congress- approved
March 1857 entitled establish additional land
district IN the State cf WISCONSIN, DO called
which that La Crosse
Hudson districts, line dHe toeutvr
and ty dirno tosntps foy Jft
north; dirifiHg eaa
iee dridng oeen and relrr rs IL hereby
that said district established
the town Of tEsu GAu;, in sald State
Given under Washington eloyenh
OF April, A. D. 1857
BY order Of the President
jos. s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
APP l1-lsw6wt
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EDWARD x. COLLINS, .....
..... ...- No 90 Wall street y. V
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, x Co.
liverpool
STEPHEN KENSARD & co,
f.. 81 Austin Frars, London
... B. @. WAINWRIGHT Co,
Tie Of these ships viii be accountable for GOLD sr
bullion, specie ewelry precious stones metals unless bills Of Ia
ding signed therefor the thereof therein expressed
May 1--df
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CONSULTING ENGINEERING subscriber has
established his residence the city Of Washington
purpose acting consulting engineer the preparation OF plans
and tho location Of public works.
He consulted by companies all questions apperning
pns Of OF railroads. bridges
osnals tho improvement navigation either
Al his office the sto Of the work.
CHARLES ELIEr, Jr,
No css u stroet, Civil Engineer.
Washington, n. C.
March 2s-dif2wst
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE

NOtNT WASHINGTON FEMALE C0LLEGL
near Baltimore The session Of this Aourishing
shlio located az Mount Washington ncS the Northern
railroad and Chartered ~ tho Maryland legislature, VII %
oh le brst wednesday IN May is5T with iuil faculty ct
instructors, consisting of Eve gentlemen and several d
hr COLES az That could well be desired for the purposes Of I'D
bd lena education No pains have been spared
make what ought 20 be in all respects locality highly s.
INJURIOUS and picturesque and has been selected Il The n
desirable 70 the state Tie shady aud beautiful grounds afford amp
scope Tor pleasant walks and heathl The budns
large Imposing brick ednce {erected expressly for hrEh
ens eeseD thoroughly yented, lighted with gas hsndsonQ
FURNISHED water supplied u each story aud has acuomodao W.
aoa 100 boardcrs The establishment very complete cotbg ~
bers ~ boarders.
latues and atthcr Information Ubtlned ut the lha
Office and Of Rev. n Hcnor aud Hon j. yausau plmoc
land. rIIAs HEINET.
. President 81 the Beard Il VISITOR
March H-SatSwed6w
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Notice

ohs Removal Of ne Land Office from Sdu Ste Marie 10 Marquette
's.. ... IN Michigan
I N accordance with the provisions Of the act OF
Congress entitled An authorizing changes location
land Offices approved March 1853 hereby
known that tho Office for the sale Of public lands skur MARIE
in the State Of Michigan will be removed 10 the MARQUETTE
in said State, at as early period az practicable
Further notice as 10 the precise time Of removal viii issued by
tho register OF the Slu Ste Office
Given under my hand tho city Of Washington this 10Th day
March, A. D. 1857.
BY ordoT Of tho President:
THo9. A. HENDRICKS
't. Commissioner Of tho General Land Once
Mar 2l-law6w lint and star1
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BANKING HOUSE OF CIIUBB BROTHERS
Washington, january 1857
John D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
~ ihis day admitted partners In the Banking Of
Cnubb Brothers The rm from this date will be
s. Chubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes The House Da.
venport Iowa composed Of Charles g. VIM H. Douga
row Go. CUITBp pRfyT4ERs
Jan l-du
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oommissl@.er Of the General Land once.
NOTICE To IRE EsrTioN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right o prccnssOn
lands within the township and toFnss
Is required 10 establish the tbs satisfaction register
receiver of tbs proper land fga~ therefor
practicable after ens his nai and hDre The day appointed
the public embracing
canel otherwise sgch claim VIII be forfeited.
TiCr. 4. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of The General land Ohitr .
Feb ls-1awl3w lint, & siar
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NAvY DrPAR1nEsT,

Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
April 2 1857.
oEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed
- Proposals Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials viii be
seyed Al Of May next
furnishing and delivering ION receiving sixty days notice. AZ each
Careslown Massachusetts Brooklyn
New York OF ospor Virginia. quantities mentioned q
following classes OF articles Of clothing and cong
materials further quantities o the may be ordered
the chief OF this bureau by the commandments OF the aa navy
yards respectively during the fiscal commencing on the Isl aAy
July ending the 30t day OF June lsos viz;
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proposals for stationery.

HoUsz on REPRESENTATIVE UurED STATE
Clerks once, March 81, 1851
TN pursuance of the seventeenth section Of the act
Congress Goth August ls42 entitled San act egalng
and making appropriations for such objects as have been
general appropriation bills without authority OF
law and fix provide for certain Incidental expenses Of the de
for other purposes sealed
proposals this Office until Monday the LIST day OF
furnishing the following articles Of
oner the the House Of Representatives during the Thirty
nth Congress, viz;
DESCRIPTION OF Articles
Class No 1.-Papa.
Item l. 600 laid post superhne faint lined
2 100 white laid post superlne unrued
s. rs realms white laid Bath post extra superfne faint lined
A. 30 whle- laid Bath superhne, unruled
o. 126 superane laid note large
faint lined and gilt edged
0. 1875 article, unruled
120 super1ne creamad note, medium gilt
edged
100 white cap paper, extra suporlne, faint lined
o. % paper, unrued
l25 commercial laid large size faint lined
Proposals the above state the price per
OF items o. aud portion not exceed half OF each, 10
be furnished gilt edged, hrequred.
2.-E1
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-29
pha Love Of Home,

If noblcr sentiments than the following
which were uttered by DANIEL WEBSTER.
ever fell from human lips, we have yet to
see them. They are indeed pearls Of the
rarest value, and should be cherished,in the
very heart of hearts by every one:
It is only shallow minded pretenders who
make either distinguished brigin matter of
personal merit, or obscure origin a matter
Of personal reproach A man who Is hot
ashamed of himself need not be ashamed of
his early condition. It did happen to me
to be born in log cabin, raised among the
snow drifts Of New Hampshire, at a period
so early that when the smoke first rose from
its rude chimney and curled over the frozen
hills, there was no similar evidence of white
mans habitation between it and the settle
ments on the rivers of Canada. Its remains
still exist; make it an annual visit. |
carry my children to it, and teach them the
hardship endured by the generations before
them. love to dwell on the tender recol-
lections, the kindred ties, the early efec-
tions, and the variations andincidents which
mingle with all / know Of this primitive
family abode weep to think that none of
those who inhabited it are now among the
living and if everI fail in affectionate ven
Grafton for him who raised it, and defended
it against savage violence aud destruction,
cherished all domestic comforts beneath its
ROOF, and through the fire and blood of sew
en- years revolutionary war, shrunk from no
toll, no sacrifice to serve his country. and to
raise his children to condition better than
his own, may my name and the name of nv
posterity be blotted from the memory Of
mankind.
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Does Wheat turn to Cheat!

We mentioned the other day that a gen.
tleman had authorized the State Agricultu
raj Society to offer reward of $100,in the
first case where it is found that wheat turns
to cheat, and that a farmer in this county
had offered to show proofs Of this, and that
the State Society had appointed commit
consisting of j. Thomas, John johnson,
of Seneca county, and Prof. Dewey of this
This committee, with Mr.. johnson, Sec
rotary of the State Society, Major Patrick
of Jefferson county and other friends agri-
culture, met at the Rural New Yorker office,
on Wednesday last, when the proofs were
submitted. l.. B. Langworthy acted in the
place of Mr.. johnson of Seneca county,
who was absent.
The farmer who offered them. is Mr. Da-
yison, we'll known resident of Greece, in
this county. 1t appeared from the state
ments submitted by him. that last fall he
carefully sifted a quantity Of earth, and
placed it'ie 'fdrge tin pan. He then. plant
'ed in it few heads of wheat, and as the
grain sprouted, carefully tended it. Dur
ing the Winter he allowed it to be frozen
and thaweo three times, it being a theory
that this process of Winter killing turns
wheat to cheat. In Spring he carefully re-
moved earth in his garden equal to the di-
mansions of the pan, and placed the con-
tents of the pan in the place Now, when
the grain is matured, cheat is found to be
growing with it.
The committee having first established
rules for their guidance, proceeded to an
6 ak
fully examined the earth in which the wheat
ard cheat were growing, and the seeds and
roots CT the plants. They found no evidence
that any cheat stalk came from wheat f.
bre or seed After consideration, they de-
cided that the experiment should be tried
over.-It could not be made to appear that
cheat seeds did not exist in the soil, on
which the contents of the pan were emptied,
and the opponents ofthe cheat theory have
this fact i'll their favor, that cheat seeds re-
main in the soil for years, and when brought
up near the surface, will terminate, and
thus give the impression that they are wheat
metamorphosed.
Mr.. Dawson seems to be an earnest
seareher for truth, and he was entirely will
ing to submit to new experiments. The
committee determined to institute such ex-
perinents, and have them tried by several
direrent parties sitted earth is to be used
or earth which has been boiled (thus killing
y :,:tteyer If seed is in it, and the wheat il
to te planted in a square or diamond, or
ether regular geemetrical figures, so as TO
preclude such stalks as might spring up
outside the line CT the figure.
The experiments viii be eagerly looked
for Rochester american.
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and respectfully ask his old customers and friends
generally, in'the counties of Rockbridge Bath, AL
leghany. Greenbrie, Munroe and Pocahontas, to
favor him with es and examine for themselves as
twill at all times sforeihir Rge<t pleasure to exhib
it his Goods, being confident ns saer-nsnd will sell
Goods as low any House west 81 the Blue Ridge.
His stock consists of all kinds OF Goods usually
Kept in country store, such as,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, all kinds of
Dress Goods, Silks, Sc. Sheetings, Tick
rigs, Drillings, Cotton Yarns, and Ser
wants Wear of every. description, togeth-
err with a general assortment of Hard
ware and Queensware, Bo9Fs .ahd Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Dyes, Paints, Oils, &c.
have, also, on hand good assortment of
READ MADE CLOTHING,
which has been efnliy selected in the Northern
Markets. tllathe will sell al small advance much
more reasonable than he has ever before offered
Also, a general stock of Groceries, Coffee, Sugar
SALT, PLASTER, M0LASSES, RICE, TEAS.
SODA, SOAP. SPICES, RAISINS, and in tact
everything wanted in family, all of which he viii
sell as low as the same qualities can be bought in
Richmond, with the cost Of trcgh. added, either BY
Wholesale or Retail fer css2i Dr 70 punctual cssto-
mers, take in exchange Iii kinds OF Country ro-
duce al the highest market prccs. >. -.
Thankful for past tav0rs, and hcpa, by lis iUw
prices To merit continuance OF the same,
July s, ls57--ly. A. s. LARA
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A fireman on the New York Central Rail-
road asked the superintendent for pass,
which he declined to give. saying, The
company employ you and pay you so much
for your services. and there our trade ends
If you were at work for farmer for dol
lar day, and wanted to 60 to Saratoga,
would you expect him to hitch up his team
and take you there for nothing?' The
fireman snswered-"No, sir, ont if he had
his team hitched up, and was goiug directly
to Saratoga, should think he was Id hog
ii be didn't let me ride"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-29

1 Parcgraph that acM SUI Hore Local-
ties thah 0te.-Bail Bonds, IN tnost cases
are nothing more than domestic farces, with
cut point or menacing, as they ere rarely
ever paid when forfeited. A Justice of the
Peace, acting as the agent Of the Common
wealth, however ridiculous the forth may be-
as bound by oath of Office, to take none 9TH
er than good security on bail bond, aud if
he does, he IS guilty of dereliction of du-
ty, that should not lie overlooked. If straw
bail is to become common with u, nd the
vicious and depraved are to be turned loose
Upon the public, merely upon the oath of
some worthless wretch, who is willing to per-
jure himself to relieve a comrade from pris-
on. what security docs the law furnish against
the depredations of such class? None at
all. A Magistrate, if he does his duty, will
receive no man as security ON bail bond
that he would not take for an individual
debt, ard If he docs, he is unfit for the po-
sition he holds.
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N OF &c !

LAYING purchased of Mr.. ABSALOM KOlN-
L Err all the Notes and accounts due him at the
Republican indicator" Office for subscription ard
advertising, | take this method of informing all
those knowing themselves to be indebted, to come
forward and PAL up. Mr.. Alfred will receive all
money which may be paid at the office.
THOMAS j. BURKE.
Il THOMAS ]. BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the ''Republican Vindicator' office,
those indebted to the office for subscription prior to
the LIST of July aud for advertising pror to the llth
Of October. 1885, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
These having accounts against the office can set
tie with either Mr.. Burke or myself.
December q, 1866 ABSALOM KC1NER.
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25 WITNESSES, OR THE FORGER
CONVICTED

TOHN s. DYE, is THE AUTHOR, WHO
- has had 10 years experience as Baker and
,. Publisher, and Author of series of Lectures at
z the Broadway .Tabernac Gle f-hen; for 10 success
: sive nights. over. ne so 600 People -ss.S greet
:. ed him with rounds of applause, while he exhib
tied the manner in which Counterfeiters execute
8 their Frauds, and the surest and shortest means
:. of detecting them
3 The Bank Note Engrarers all say that he is the
: Greatest Judge of Paper Money Living
: Greatest Discovery OF the Present
CENTURY FOR
Describing every genuine BIZ in, Existence. end
exhibiting ct glance every Counterfeit in circu-
; lation
: Arranged so admirably, thai Reference is easy
= and Detection is instantaneous.
; No index TO examined No pages to hunt up |!
. chant Banker and Business Men can see all at a
s glance.
Z I4,gli&1. French and Getmaa.
Thus each may rnzd the same in his own ma
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Also. a list of all the
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= THE DAY. Also, series Of TALES from an
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: the most complete history of
: ORIENTAL LIFE,
= Describing the most perplexng positions in
:, Which the ladies and gentlemen of that country
y have been often found. These stories will con
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Publisher and Proprietor row all ST., n. y,
Nav 8, 81.
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- HAT AND Gap =
STORE. &zs
WILLIAM SURY

w L IL Il L II M ; III Ii
TUAS Just returned from the cities with one of
Nh the largest and finest stocks of hats & CAPS
ever brought to this market, which he offers for sale
at prices that cannot fail to please. Having laid in
Trade SO that retailers can buy of him and make
good profit. His Stock consists of white and
black BEAVER; white and black RUSSIA; OF
TER black and white SILK land all kinds of f UR
SLOUGH. and WOOL HATS, for Roysend Men :
also, all kinds of STRAW HATS and CAPS of all
sizes and grades.
He also manufactures Wool and Fur Hats, which
he warrants to be equal to the best city made. He
will also buy Furs of all descriptions, at the follow
ing prices:
Forged Mink Skins. so cts; Coon, from 90 to
Is do; Gray Fox, from 20 to rs, do; Red Fox,
51l 10 ~ cts. otter, from 81 70 &c " ~ and the
GSs- RuFF's old stand door below J. f. J.
Whites, Main ST., Staan,on, Va.
April l8 1851. -ly