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DkusrEC1 US UF Tdk INDEX. ~
:. \ By PUBLIsHED IN TIE CITY or RICH.

MOND. WEEKLY AND sENl-wEE KLI.-I win
issue on tho Sd o. snuasy, 1889 in the city Of kich
moad. Va. Weekly and g. mi W eekly Paper sish
mercial Matters, and the General News u tho day.
As to the political compile xion ofthe paper I pesd
Democratic principles of Virginia Idsem Il scarce
" nee. ssary to make this announoems MT here
in my natv btate after eighteen year's counsction
with its d. mccratic press Respecting the men Of
the party andof all psrties-those who aspire 70 ok
nces. state and NATIONAL deem II not tpappropri-
partiEan OF none. and without Inn pcit niece Ia
any Particular attention i'll be paid to the O M
Department will be entrusted 70 competent hands.
In every department Il Will havs. the aid Of the
abest pens in the south tits my discrimination in
a word, to establish FaR Isp ~ readable family
journal at the metropolis of Vuaisia -
TERMS emf Weekly pr sper - per annnm. Week.
de 6 -w&dim BESNsT N DE WITT
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- DIRECT IMpO6TATI,lN VI
FRENCH GOODs.-The subscribers have
on hand q large supply OF french Booss ehoes and
asiters. of their own importation. suitable ios the
ALEX. HILL co.
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I'M BOXES ENGLISH DAIRY. PM
1&UI APPLE and heavy CUTTING CHEESE
arriving and for sale by
do B--im WINSTON POWERS.
n'ORGAY COL0GNE.--Mr. CHAS. g
- DAWSON, my successor, at the old stand co,
nsF OF Main and 18th streets has the genuine D(f
ray Cologne Water identicaiiy ths same as forfnerh
made by me- An a. WOOD
NEW CROP NEW ORLE ANS MOLAe
~ GEe --76 bbls choice Hsw O C-op New OTIeap,
NQlassss. landing this morning, II sale by
~ l0-2w LEWIS WEBB co.
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"a Honson's HAIA OurrIaa, 6HAvue
AND shAMroorEa SALOON. under the Anerisan IA.
el-entrance on Ilth street
~. Blot, Gold and shower Earns oau be had 6
all hours. SinGs Bath - cents. o. uCkees n one
dollar.
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/ lsCaAL or s:En


- HAR1DnokNn b An1l-6aLAvuu P7xa6
ars Ms sslsat end bsss Purnessys Rils y use ~
- upea M me Liver. stc@aea ed tosslA sassyt1S
griDe, aEs sosy II thsf operatives and Gar y o4ns
= any tins without tsar Of sxp0 urs. 1hey e9ego
Coids froia the syssem aud prsvs1t kheueaa .i1sr-
tI,s n you ..fsr WI wI.n say Ps; sss AA Hs aHSe
you have 3 cough, pse HAk13H4kaRH Gx1V44
SYkuP. which h ths osst Cough syrup r ~
Sold by I'll Drux9iss. % R.ohnsed eeis-aD
~ P8RsOns ADvAnCsp - LIyQ. an4
i1eiihg the hand II time vsishlng hearlY upoo
& ems With all ts attendant iils. VII aUb y -
use " Dr HosTHfr1ES CALED9ARxD a1pxAo9 bR.
fEns. an elixer that viii insta n*w ~ mfo sAs6
veins; restore, In measure, the Aydog oud onsguy
Of more youthful days build up tnsIT IhruaS6
lorms, s.a give health and yigor 10 their Temspog
years. Those who are in the least stdfptea Wtlk
Dyspepsia, Ague. Langsor, hsusss, q .Any eeh1
trouolesome and dangerous dissAse, ariEng tpm D
disordered % should sot h~stAto 70 th0n
selves Of the bsnoat derived frSna this great rsae
y:
For sale by Druggists and dealers. generally svs
r. where. de7-lms
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KsF FRANxL1N PaptR Mill

gsW FRANXLIS PAPkR MILL, KIoH-
noSD. VA-Bsividore Manufacturing Company
keep cons antiy on hand ell descriptions Enyelope
Hsnlia ana Wrapping PAPER, News and BOOK
rtArhhS, OF all Qualities and sizes, furnished ai
NLCash paid for RAGS
@ OGDEN. Supt Ieesuoa,. nc XMsr,
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E FRESH LgRoHns.-I have Just re-.
LEECHES. which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Gan be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
aight on 9Th street. French Garden HILL
my 26-te K, q. HOBSON
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GooD s7oRT.-The following story is told of
Jenny Maher, who has go long been the garden
er OF the Presidential mansion 10 Washington:
The President had beard rumors that Jenny
was accustomed to get drunk, aud be uucivil 70
'he 'Eisitors at the White House, one bright
morning he summoned him into his presenca IN
receive his dismissal. Jenny" said the presi.
dent, 81 hear bad stories about YOU IL II said
Yen are constantly drunk and uncivil to vieitors {"
Jenny was puzzled for a repy-at last he said /:
''hr President, be dad, hear much worse stp
ries about you, bat do you think behave them2
No, by the powers, know they lies"
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SATURDAY MORNING. necv,. ,y,.,.,.',e. - :. =.
FURTHER by Tug OVERLAND M.II reou

1 a.
81 LOUIS, Dec. 22.-~Ths California pap ,rs by tho
| news. i'eHi' ..
| The Pitt River Indians have mas,aorsd s.va,a,
whites. w '"'s'a'
the mines In Southern Oregon are WELDING
'ssseiy aod new discoveries were being made
A'aihssos the overdue steamer Columbia n al
'eeu tec"isea' She put iuto Umbqua Straits in
consequence OF stresa Of weather =
zen tiatney had revoked the order f,rliddiso q
try. 'o"h
ne treaty besaeen tho Uuited States aud tho
inuiahs establishes pet potual peace pro-
vices i?r reciprocal assistance in the event of
war with other parties and agrees that all futurn
mtsnndet standings shall be settled by the respec .
i've chteis IN friendly council.
Direct irade has been opened between Puget
Sound and China. e
The passengers by the mail report severe sb ock
OF earthquake between San Francisco aud San
Jose 40"
The roads were IN bad order In conseaUepc. of
heaSy rains, and there more ol less snow from,
Apache canon TO the Missouri.
One severe sand storm was encountered on tho
Colorado river.
The names Of the nen murdered at Draooon
station some tine since ". Ii Cunningham.
James Barr and Wm Lang; the survivor sir St
'cbh OF New York. was recovering. DiIigeat
seaTch ~as being made for the nurderers
- n company OF troops en- route from Tucson to
Fort Buchanan suffered severely from cold
The Apache Indians had threatened to attack
iGoson but were only deferred by the presence of
Americans.
The band under Msgnur Colorado had gone 70
sonora on thieving expedition.
The accounts from the Giia River mines ara vary
favorable '
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- PARKS PoinDAxrsR,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

VIII practice In the city 81 Richnopd AID IN IL
counties Of Chesterfield Powhatxn and Amelia.
-. Ofdce In Lisis's Building. corner Il Aain snd
18th treeta = Aa-IA~
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~ NOVEMBER 10Th, 1853.
ELEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CI,OAKs AND
hAGL Ans, FURS AN0 CURTAIN GOODS

hAGL ans, FURS ANO CURTAIN GOODS.
T. r. PRICE 4 90. are adding daily to the
stock: "
LADIES, PURs. in great variety
SELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
BLACK AND COLD CLOTH KAGLAN8
CURTAIN GuODS, IN Lamask
BHUCATELLES, LACE CURTAINS
no 81 u 4 1f,
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s. The highest fremsum, ID
- silver Medal,) was awarded to the
5HPiANU FOkfES made by Soebhier
] y 4 schmidt, of New York, at the iate
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4 HOME, THAT Is A HOME!

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CoNGRESSIoNAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10

w ASHlSGToN, Jan. 10.
SESATE.-Senate not in session.
HousE.-Mr. Bocock asked the House to take
up the joint resolution of the Senate, the whole
effect of-whch related to the naval officers af-
fected by the action of the retiring board
Mr.. Loveioy objected to its consideration.
A resolution was passed authorizing special
committee to investigate the facts connected
with the sale of Fort Smelling.
Mr.. Houston, from the judiciary committee,
reported resolution, adopted, to send for per-
sons and papers in relation to the charges
against Judge Waterons of Texas.
Mr.. Stanton offered preamble, setting forth
that it appears by published report of the
committee appointedto investigate the affairs of
the MiddlescX Manufacturing Company, that
$S7, 900 were paid to secure the passage of the
tariff act of 81. AS TO satisfactory explains
ton has been given relating to the application
OF all but IS, 900, there should be an investiga-
ton to the charge, tending very seriously to
prejudice the reputation and character OF mem
berS of the last housewife voted for the net.
Therefore he proposed the appointment of a
committee of five to investigate the charges
and enquire whether any member or officer of
the House received any part of the money.
Mr.. Stanton said he had delayed offering the
resolution till now in hope that some gentleman
who favored tile tariff act would-Inov such in
vestigation. The charges were presented in
such form rs to demand the notice of the House.
1t was not mere newspaper rumor, but informa-
ton was furnished by moneyed corporations
through its committee, to investigate its tinan-
ces and disbursement of it's funds He earnestly
advocated the propriety of the passage Of the
resolution In order to ascertain whether the
money was used to influence the action Of the
House.
The subject was warmly discussed by Bur-
lingam, Kunklc, of Pa, Harris, of H., Stanton
and others. Several votes were taken on Stan
toms propositions, when the House adjourned
a substitute was offered by Letcher that Sc
lcct Committee of five members be appointed to
investigate the charges preferred against the
members and officers of the House, growing out
of the disbursement of any sums of money by
Lawrence, Stone & Co., or other persons, and
report the facts to the House, with such recon-
mendation as they deem proper, with power TO
send for persons and papers.
Stanton withdrew his preamble, as the House
had seen fit to throw the subject in the hands of
the Democratic side.
The House took from the Speakers table
Senate bill making appropriations for indemnity
for slaves carried from the Southern States by
the British in the last war. The reading Of
their names occasioned excessive inerriment.
Mr. Giddings obtained the floor, but gave way
for motion to adjourn till Monday, which pre-
vailed
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Indian papers are filed with details OF
bloody struggles ut Lucknow. The fight Of the
10th of Nov. was the severest ever known. On
the 18th the enemy took to flight The bodies
of 15Tl Sep6ys were counted in one spot. When
Sir Colin Campbell left Cawnpore lie rode 40
miles in single stretch, in pursuit of the enc
my. In the engagement lie relied on the Artil-
lery as much as possible. Nena Sahib with all
his men and baggage joined the enemy at Ga
lour. 1t was reported that the of King Delhi's
son and two nephews had been shot.
The correspondent of the London Daily Nctes
states that the rebels had placed a boy on the
throne, and keep him in state nj Tigabad, alarge
walled city defended by fort and round towers;
here their last stand of resistance may be ex
pected, and they bad concentrated all their
available forces ut that point.
The "a native infantry had mutiRied at
Chittagong and marched to Derra. A,force of
a hundred Europeans had gone TO intercept
them.
The territory of Lennporc was threatened by
a large force from Dude. Serious disturbances
were expected to occur at Rdypontrc and Euro
pean troops were urgently wanted.
Aletter from Capt. Castillo, Commander of
the Sarah Sands, is published, describing the
partial destruction of the ship and the escape of
the troops and crew. The fire was discovered
at $40 P. NJ. The flames burned through the
upper deck and at about Q p. NJ. a fearful eX-
ploSion took place in the port magazine; by this
time, says Capt Castillo, the ship was one body
of flame from the stem to the main rigging, and
thinking it scarcely possible to save her, called
Major Brett, in command of the troops, and told
him my opinion, requesting him to keep order
among the troops. aF-- E-rF,Yc
The official report of the recent earthquake
in Naples says it was confined TO the interior
of the principality and provinces of Basiiia.
All the buildings in Retensa are in ruins; II
villages have nearly disappeared. There were
four hundred dead at Castillo and thirty at
Palla. Sieily had altogether escaped. a shock
war felt at Naples on the 10Th and Goth but
nothing disastrous occurred.
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Prom The New YORK Post /

TuE Day GOoDs MARKET.-There is preccpti-
bly, better feeling among those engaged in this
branch of trade The week under review has.
to be sure, been one of Inactivity, but those
houses who have escaped, comparatively, the
prOstratiOn Incidental TO the late crisis, are ma
king preparations for business with much con-
tidence and earnestness. There havo been, since
the LIST instant, many changes in firms, and
those who have been so unfortunate rs to pre-
serve their credit will no doubt transact heavy
business. Many of our houses are in such
crippled condition that it is not to be supposed
they will be prepared to show a fair assortment
of goods. large number are also winding up
their affairs; consequently, they will not cx-
tend their business by fresh engagements. On
the whole, Fair spring trade may be expected.
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Prom the Louisville Courier, CAST mighty

THE PORK TRADE-As the season draws to a
close it is more apparent that the packing in
this section this season, will be in excess of the
past The the number slaughtered up to last
evening, around the falls, was 230, 900 head,
with 10000 to 5000 more to come in. Prices
continue dull, and we quote sales of hogs at
50, 7Sa$4, 90 net, with sales of mess pork at
$1,000.
The packing at Cincinnati, up to last evening,
was 34s, 600 hogs, against 35s, 900 the previous
year, with receipts yesterday of 10000 hogs
This would indicate that supplies are coming in
for the East, instead Of going, as heretofore, to
New York. Sales of 1900 hogs were effected at
Cincinnati yesterday at So, 70 to 81, 90 for extra
heavy. MeSsrs. Woodruff and Funk have
slaughtered nine thousand hogs, and will proba-
bly, kill four to five thousand more.
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iwASHTNGTON MAYS

JAN. 15.-The Navy department has received
dispatches from Lieut.. Commander Cravep, OF
the schooner Varieua, dated, Gull of DaIien.
Dec. o, in which says he arrived there on the
End and has base line Of 400 feet, lac will be
prepared to ascend the Atrats on the 9Th Dec,
leaving acting master Reiforl to prosecute the
survey of the Gulf in his absence
The President has issued a proclamation. the
embodiment Of the treaty of settlement Of the
Sound Dues question, aud declaring it binding,
in force on the government aud citizens of the
United States,
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NEW YnRK MARKRr

JAN. I5.-Elour 5000 6hls sold ats, 25a4,
80 for State; 81 road, 30 fnrOlio. decline Of 5c
on each. Wheat firm sales uniIhportant. Corn
firm, ZOO bushels sold. Pork firn at $l4,77.
Stocks dull and lower. Sterling exchange dull
and unchanged.
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HALIFAX, Jan. l5th.-Noon.--Th Cunard
steamship America is now fully due faom Liv-
erpoOl. Not yet been signaled.
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QST RECEIVED and for sale cheaper than cheapest
- Fine E9ony and Rosewood Work Boxes,
French aud American Oabas,
Chess uen-oheekEF Bo1rds-DOmluORs. rs
Velvet Bound Bibles and Prayer Books,
Port Aoneys-Waliets-Oard Cases,
nosieTy-0io VeS-Comhs-DruS
seaTs, PeFfamery, De-, tierfsl PAYNE 8 co.
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Mr. EDrroR-Please announce DANIEL DUNBAR, as a
candidate for Superintendent Of Water Works ut the
Ing e.. 0e IA ish Election e.t EVERY PERSON
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Times copy.l
WhnrfMnsIer.

would again respectfully announce myself candI-
the office OF Wharf Master and IL reelected will
attend faithfully to the discharge of duties asheretOfore.
jan6 R0BT. HAMILTON.
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FOR MAYOR.

Mr.. EDroR,-You will please announce the name at
JAMES w. PAXTON Esq as candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing Charter election believe him to be in
pect we'll qualified to fulfil the duties Of trt ONCE, and
blge, MANY CrEIZESs.
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ON r. DOLIAR

" In III DOlI LIZ LII
OUH HI "
ONE OF TllE BI;sf tuis.iAI1EE AND LIvER AEDI-
IxTlsoaAIoR Lirer that aets CtItLH5fi.
eHe knoWn- It e not only cathaTlle, bet Ltrsr
Sss 61 s; e s sT .s. . rs l, ,si
~mattsrs thus aeonpl PuTcs-s setushy will
tio0s u mOst csthsrries a o. 3 GtEt AZ
Ias sSIs I9es .6 =; SS ss.'
suai rapidity-
Ifrun nav artiCrs Of uledieibr namely ,Gu1nsE
sone Idea q The strength Of thsas farm
eontans as Tuaeh strensth a. one 1aTed dosss orCSl-
0@si, uithoHt any q rs dslste5lSas slsets.
have been but little known 20 usVtr ustd
J0rGt0r which iGt with such unprecedented suecSss 1s
induce the ProPrlstor 70 OGeL L family uaetES
-Esd and known In ts eees u has Fafsy ever flted
70 sure Lleer Complaints u thsiF worst forms
- when the LAYER 4 sEoeltei action. . = -
Janndies b caused ~ aetiouPf the Ifrer
any Jaunlce taketh InVIF0rafOr
resalary enc week, and their skin viii bssin 60 rese
costysness can be permanently cured By The IEveD-
3aturs In hsr opeEa.iSas BY grsdqaliy iPe
-oose me bowels are let n healthy an 4eiiNe Aiate'
very soon relieved by takins double dese Of flre
Stomach Gs1s shis e0'Fse'a ~ ps ana 'ssnss. = tie
- overloaded stomach Il has no EQUAL asIE re-
neVrs all oppressive or unfasy feeling attrE sutinE
heaItly tor family medicine ssnsFaiy All axe SHs
6E sAHEoED,s ixvIooaATolt came to s rseouailsIded
a. cure Tor Liver Complaints, and all diseases aliug
from Diseased Liver. The tsstiaohihis nny u
Physicians In is favor, Induced ny
conviction Is certain that II Is Of tie b
SXSngs ElVrn DysFePesY for L Iae eoupitte
cure before the iFst botlie Iakep and
eat anything ehis without tFOubI EItls befoTe hoih
ling bat ue ghtsst fCbd u0uId digest, and
gave pain Nov what say 20 all EradrTs
u Liver coPaInt Dyspepsia iFUuhlU %,
% Try this The greatest reultdy In the UoEiStEs
Fact
There has never been trsed In eur family a rtn,dy
<Whtch has with
Of diseasSs ineidglt ehdFe SAxRunDa lASls-
OAIoH nor Is Il alone for diseases Of children that
It; for IL acts a. Catiarte mildly end geuty
and seems 70 TsRoVate the system IhoronEly hat
- think doing service an IN ADVISING q,
when they need medicine 20 try ibis TeIredy. TeIr
that have under IN
cit has beenl oseiVe In diseases Of the Etrev Saeh
aud Bowels, where alioteT TreIrs @ relief
Ihas become useful In family that de
u without tt.-vjGeknOHEi Ala.} G:SVuEl2cQa.
PHtcE OEB DOLLAR a'
SANFORD CO, PrOPTttOrs, S4S BEoadWay, New Yoivs
7. II. LOdAN 3 CO., Agents Tor wheeling.
JOHN y. PARK, Ctncinnnti.
GEO. H. KETsER. PittsburEh " OItsaIe Agents.
auiT-SH-ly-daN
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MsssRs EDIroRs:-rhrough the solicitations of many
friends beg leave to myself candidate for
the office Of CITY Sergeant the coming charter election.
dec3I SMITH MCDONALD.
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wr request that our patrons would always
lad in their advertisements by three o'clock
a.; , the afternoon, in order to secure their inser
s ~ in the morning following. The crowd of
' ';abt work renders it necessary. a
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n,-.,.i.nL -Theatricals are. in rather doubt-

oh, work renders 1t necessary. fta
7aeatrieal. Theatricals are.in rather doubt
81 condition in Pittsburgh at this time. 1t
!. .ms that recently the details of the Wilson
,-.dv have been dramatized and put upon
, u.s." S,,ge at Miss Kimberlys theatre, and Fife,
S,',r,,f and Charlotte Jones made 10 play he
.,ic norts Its called 'The Condemned Felon's
r,tep As might have been expected the press
80 unanimous in its condemnation, and the
risce is poorly patronizcd. Upon the occa-
t;on of its last representation, the author, who
:. described as profusely mustached, super
,;ious slender squirt made speech to the
n;a,srs in attendance. He proceeded to say
Ladies and Gentlemen: Black and white
and neautral-tntcd, this play has met with u
Great deal of opposition from enemies of this
Iouse, but care not for that, merit must and
,riII triumph. A venal press has been hired to
write it down, the very men who sithere night
.iter night with open mouths, swallowing tue
NAYS orling the actresses, with half drunken
sycs loo stupid to applaud, too foolish to listen,
have been hired to write, not only myself, but
also the offspring of my chastc and virgin
hearted muse, into Infamous notoriety. Will
Won, free people, we who are incipient states
men Of the country, ye who have an arm to la
Dor and head to plan, will yc permit such man
fest injustice? Loud cries of mo, no, from
the cOI0red boxes.
When he spoke, it is said, "his voice resem-
bled the wall of soft soap man Mt the mouth of
a dark alley" The taste that could select such
an author, much less such a subject, has been
unanimously condemned, and on Tuesday morn
IN, active measures were taken by the Mayor
for its suppression. An information was made
BY officer Hague against the play as immoral
aud indecent in its tendencies. A warrant was
Issued and Miss Kimberly and Mr.. George Ro-
berts, the managers of the Theatre, were held in
one thousand dollars to answer charge of mis-
demeanor in producing it, at the next Criminal
Court The security was promptly given. 1t
remains for the jury to determine whether the
play is immoral and indecent in legal point of
view The public have already decided upon it
in moral point of view.
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Messrs EDrroRs-I beg leeve respectfully to announce
through the columns ofyour paper, my cAndi
date for the office of City Sergeant the epprOachng Char
ter Election. JAMES D. IAWLEY.
dec. %, 1S57.-te.
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MEssRs. EDITORS PLEASE fellow Citizen
Mr. F. ~ MCSAUGHTEN, Independent citizens
ddGte City sergeant at the ensuing Charter Election
Mr. NJ is fully competent to discharge the duties Of that
office, and IL elected, will make faithful and efficient
1cer. VOTER.
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BY Yesterdays MAILS.

BL I Eo IIINIJAI - MAILo.
CUI;REScY AND LAND WARRANTS.-FrO the
New York Circular of Thompson BrOs.-by,
yesterdays mails-wc have the following quo
tations: