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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

The Hon. T. Butler King is out in letter urg-
ing that Georgia be fully represented in the adj
journed Democratic National Convention at Balti-
more. He says:
believe that the safety Of the Union depends the preser
Democratic party, and that the safety Of
me s1 depends upon the firm united action Of all the slave
holding States"
Considering that Butler aforesaid has spent
the better part of his adult life in opposing and de-
crying that same National Democratic party, his
testimony in its behalf ought to have some weight,
Of least with his slaveholding brethren. He lets
out the tact that further concessions at Baltimore
to the Slavery Propaganda have been as good as
bargained for. Hear and mark him
In the late Convention Charleston both the majority and
minority Platforms reported from the Committee Of States
eafmed the Cincinnati Platform and pledged the party
abide By tie deeson Of The Supreme Court II is true the
buttons reported by the majority explanatory and
satisfactory aud ought have been adopted There appears
doubt however that the Convention when
bes In Baltimore win adopt the resolution prepared by the
Newly ok delegation and which stated to have been sasac
tory the Southern de remaining in the Convention
that other proposition equivalent the majority report
will be adopted"
This must mean that Douglas has been sold
out; for it can't mean that he has sold out. We
shall see what We shall see. Wait and watch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
PACIFIC RAILROAD,

Another effort is to be made this week to secure
favorable action in the House on the Pacific Rail
road bill reported by m,jority of the Select Com
mittee on that subject; and, as the topic ia of the
highest National importance, we beg that this
action may be carefully considered beforehand.
We favoraDy andevery bill calcuatedto unite the
Atlantic with the Pacific States Of our Union by
Railroad; but we have no hope of the passage of
any bill that assumes to mark out route for that
great National work aud vest in certain individuals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

A terrible tornado swept over the eastern part
of Iowa ard northwestern part of Illinois on Sun
day night 1t commenced at Clinton, Iowa. at Z
D. M, and though lasting but p minutes, caused
more destruction of property than any similar
storm that has ever visited that portion of the
country. Three towns were completely demol-
ished, and some thirty-tw dead bodies had been
taken from the ruins in one of the towns, with
more yet to take out. The number of the killed
will probably reach 100, while the injured will
exceed that number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

We have one day later news from Europe,
brought by the steamer Noya-Scotian, which
passed Father Point at o'clock yesterday morn
ing, en- route for Quebec. The Bank Of England
had reduced the rate OF interest to per cent.
There is no further intelligence respecting the
movements of Garibaldi. The Government bulle-
tins represent the insurgents as having been badly
beaten in several engagements, ard also that the
insurrection gains 10 headway. On the other
hand, the Vienna correspondent Of The LONDON
Times says the prevalent opinion there is that
Sicily is lost to the BOurbOns. The Emperor of
the French is said to be dissatisfied with Sardinia
for selling crown lands which should revert to
France. Russia objects to Turkey being repre-
scented in TIE Conference relative to the Christians
in Turkey, for the reason that Turkey is not one
of the five Great Powers, and if she We're admit
ted il would be necessary to admit SARDINIA and
other minor States. Gen. LamOrciere finds his
hands tied by the French authorities in Rome, he
not being allowed to attack the Piedm0ntese, or
assist the King of Naples. The Papal Govern
ment has been informed of preparations for az III
surrectiOn in the States of tue Church. the Abruzzi
aud Calabrla. Breadstuffs were dull but firm.
ConsOls 95sG954 for money, and 954095s for ac-
couut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

Letters from MICHIGAN assure us that, though the
nomination of Gov. Seward for President was gener-
ally desredan expected in that State yet the decis-
ion of the Convention is universally and heartily
quiesced in. The Texas delegation, and very
few journalists who are vexed that their abusive
attacks on the Editor of THE TRIBUNE have
elected no reply, are still little sore; but they
will all come right in due season. I.ncoln's ma
jorty in the State will range from Twelve to
Twenty five Thousand.
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The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at 9 o'clock this morning. 1t will
contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing of the last steamer.
TIE steamer Northern Light viii leave to-day at II
O'Clock. The mails close at 10. O'Clock a. Single
copies in wrappers ready for mailing for sale at the
counter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
National Politics.

The Speech of ABRAHAM LIScoLN Of illinois-ai
the Cooper Institute NewYork Feb 81 lS0espainng and
defending the position and views OF the Republican party on the
subject of Slavery To which added the Hon. JAsss Doc
LrTLEs vindoaon of the Republicans Of Wisconsin from the
charge Of Notification
Price per copy cents per dozen rs ccnts rer 100 81 ss
per lOOO $40 If by mail cent each must he prepaid
Terms cash Addres. HORACE GREELEY Co..
Tribune Buildings, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

The meeting of the Young Mems Republican
Union this evening will be addressed by Messrs.
John d. Sherwood, T.. Delaheld Smith, and Jo-
seph Hoxie. Meetings are held by the Union at
No. $50 Broadway every Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
Netp1lork DAILY Gribn'le
TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1860.
no CORRESPONDENTS

~, mn, undertake TO return reiectsd Communications
M notice can be taken Of Anonymous Commune atoms what
" ever T. intended fer insertions must he authenticated o the
nane and address the wrirnot necessarily Tor pubnos
ton bot as guaranty for his good faith
letters for TBR rRIpuEB should In al oases IS sd
dressed TO HORACE GRrxJsv Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

The mails for Europe by the steamship Persia
will close tomorrow morning at 7s o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

b. r. BABBTTT's Concentrated SofI .S'ns h., water
boz makes 40 gallons beet soa Soap by simply % Wa.bnsont
sl per box. Liberal discount to sbcers. w. ~
Hill inmtable Cutter of Hair and n MniSS Mo-
u. po ~ cents black or brown best IN use "'P'r wv
RsIclaI II and for sale by all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
DR.. MARSH continues to apply bis RADICAL CURI

TEuss with success IN etectng Of Hernia Rupture
Ladies waited upon By female in private Bathing
Tsses supporters, khoudeTB Braces Suspensory Bandge
SILK Elastic Stocking hDeeCsgs and oil appliances by
HARsH Co. No 2Nesey-t " opposite 81 Pauls Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
Business Notices.
PATENTED NOVEMBER I, 1859.

PATENTED NOVEMBER I, 1859.
No 400 BROADWAY, NswYoak
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BArIoUs
Patent IMPROVED FExSCH YOKE SHIRTS
Any desiring to send us taeiT measure per- mai c our
r mess' at SIS SiS, snd s24 per dozen.
THE MEASURES ARB As FOLLOWS
Nari-Tho distance around g..
YoksThe measures frOia the points Of each shoulder
sseveThe length from tho center Of the back to the wrist
Bresst 5i.isnee around the body under the armPits
Length Of the Shirt-:style Of cus. &C., &c.
No order forv srded for less than half dzen shirts
By scndns the above can gosIsItes perfect lit
style Of the NrKovEP sEESGH aoSE SS snj,
No 400 Broadway, kew.YOrk.
Wholesale orders solicited -
GREAT " SENSATION" Down TOwN.-The ex-
citement now raging fashionable c ees o~ ing 20 the i'm
populority Of hNoAs .ensagn h:s o ssn'eugT
handsome chapeeu the daily crowd at No. 2s Broadway
readily sceoupted Tor
HATS and CAPS, for Gents and ChildrenEIhe
largest and most elega, variety in this city Beautiful straw
Goods for Misses and Children KELLOGG No SSl Canal st
LEARY &Co.'s SUCCESSORS, Hunt q DUsEN-
BKRRY call the attention Of Their customers and the pnoc to
their present Oe'0'Hu' Nos g. aid As;or House.
ZEPHYR MERINo UNDERGRADUATES,
For LApiEs. GESTLESYN, AND CHILDREN
Every Size and o01 Af
'''A'' No 90 BOwery
FEEr COVERING for LADIES visiting the country,
Saratoga and ASTREIs stock embraces neat and and
entleaber and French caskn Doors for Gentlemen at
prices ass s visit GSs SG ko So Boady
BRowN's CoNIcAL 3-MNUTE FREEzERs.
soua........eS Quart 100 ;..'....*S 81
eno " sncrs. ana Of S4' No ri Pcsi =
FIRE Poor SAFES.
SrKARSs MAWTm,
No S3s Broadway. Worh-st., N. Y.
WBEsIFR a. WILSON'S SEwIEG-MACHINEs.
We pseies them for family ase"-lInbane
"They the fsvores for families y If,nes
Onee, No sos Rrosdway, New-York
WILCOX q GIBBS's SEWING MACHINE.
"La public benefacion ~ Boston Transcript
preemiueny adapted 20 family use'-lPhiL Eve Jour
Price $50 No Sns Biosdwsy opp st Nicholas
GROVER d. BAKERS NOstLEss
SKwISG- MACHIsys.
THE BEST CsK
No 495 Broadway kewYork.
No 1872 Futon-st, Brooklyn.
Groper III SInAr A 10 b. CrI rRp ATFn Ell LIP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
IL. Browns STANDARD Sc
LYONS MAGNETIC

LYONS MAGNETIC
IssHCI POWDER.
The old and only article 10 e1einate Bed Bugs koachea
Ants Garden Insects, &C. without Poison
LYON's MAGNETIC PfLLs
Exerninate Rats Mice and all Nern- Buildings, Ships
&c. cleared by contract BARSEs PARK No 10 PakTow
and No "a broadway aud sold by all Druggists and GroceTs
Beware Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

FINE Doors, CATERS, and SHOES, for Gentle
men Boy Of superior quality being all
offered q moderate prices, ny
WArKIss Nos. ia Rutonst, and ss7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
-Phlsical Weakness and

III Potency IN every ogsD and the entire system nsgofsed
by the restorative regulating and e1aTetns innnence OIL A
us sustaining Vegetable Preparation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

GEORGE b. SLOAT d. Co.'S CELEBRATED ELIIP
TIC LooK-snToH AND SHUTTLE SEEMING MAcHISE.
G IT, COLLINS. No 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
For BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, HEADACHE, an

MANY symptoms stoned by osoIdsred oa
or oter causes BROWNS LAXATIVE TEOcHEs OF
C1Ts1RTc LozxNGKs win be found mild ecseious and pal
able remedy. sold by al druggst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

PRICES:
Apy of tie first IS numbered boxes S25 each from Is to 81
(which boxes 80 esch except % and o. which
~ case with manual Of directon OF xix boxes Of any mum
be from I'll Of Is boxes TO H. and manual -
20 Walls and manual 80 morocco case OF ~ Walls
and manual 80 Of q walls end manual TI
Sent by mail express the receipt price free OF charge
6 HlMPHREYs Co. No so broadway. N. \. City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

THm NEW STEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
T.. ANTHONY, Nc. s0l Broadway.
Catalogues receipt OF Stamp Photographic materials
or auaeurs and the trade.
VIsws on REsIDgNCEs ANp OrT-OooB GROUPS TAKEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-21
IRUFEIN,3
PI0SPHGR-p PERUVIAN GEiyO.

Z AN ready 10 supply orders for my fertilizers as
l. fast they 10. All may rely upon getting With.
out delay article no, inferior to any have made; dCrr
en- in the phosphate INGREDIENTS from anything else In
murkct and better because il contains pVrs DuSs
PHOSPHATE LiMG than any other Manipulated tiuanO
The results Of applying preparations 10 wheat the
pas; haze been favorable could be expected
under the combined disasters of joint w0r y rust and
most OF all, the drought, which p:cvrcteh the present "a.
vorable action Of the phosphates very rea;
the time the wheat Srainag ut the Of the testi
mnnE Wr Is J T sdy4 70 psgy!qn Ggaro on
lands do has proved superiority under fair
producing good stand ot Clover II Strue that OCCASION
al failures hare been reported; but they such every
manipulation hears Of sometimes due the ac that hc
land did not need phospacs, but most generally 10 ;e
fo= both wea; and clover have known
The best eyidrnc. Of III. value Of my Is to he
found in the fac. that have orders for than four
times much rs had at the same period last year.
Persons who induced 10 try my suuno, from their
experience, the representations 81 others par
icularly requested order Runs guanO and that
they get l.: there many manipulated articles In the
market
IL eau be had Of myself the commission merchants
generally In Richmond Of ny agents. acssrs. THOMAS
BRANCH SONS, Petersburg: NJ IOLLlNS Co, Lynch.
burg, fICGil SCOTT, Fredericksburg; MASON, MARTlS
Co, Sc"ttsv!lle; JOHNSTON, CLARkEk co. Danville
Sent i--ctf FRANK, e. RCFelS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-21
q q 4 Il G=-G u 4 Il @.

THE AMERICAN GUANO. FROM JARVIS AND BAKERS
ISLANDS
s,lNCE ITS INTRODUCTION, Has PROVED EQUAL TO
y ANY FERTILIZER sold In this market be sho an
b the greatly increased demand for wheaio the growth
Ct which II is particularly adspedalso nsuring good
stand OF grass it is sold at 81 cent, less price tan
Peruvian, and 20 per ce.t. less than Manipulated.
attn the only authorized Agent of the American GuanU
Company for Richmond, and all packages will bear my
name Farmers ordering should order, direct or rsruct
their Commission Merchant TO purchasers from the Agent,
who will warrant the article pure and genuine. This should
be strictly obserycd have hand superior lo Sc
ec'ci by Chemist sent TO the Islands.
FELlN II. CAVE only authorized Agent of the
American Guano Company for Rclnond,
S.Ih ll-clWff 11th Slrrrl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-21
Rhodes Standard Manure,
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RkY THE; GOVERNOR.


NTllEaEhS vacancies have occurred In il- Senate o;
W Virginia 10y The death Of Alexander Jones' Senator
from the Eighth District composed of The counties of Pow
hatan, Cumberland and Chesterfield, and by the r.sgIa-
toTs OF William {. Knight, Senator FOR the Ninth District
composed Of :he counties Of Lunenburg, NottuTay and
Prince Edward aud Of t. l.. T. Eeae, Senator for the
Twentieth District cnnpuac Of the counties of Richmond,
Lancaster Northumberland and "cSmorchnd, and nisn
by the death OF Don Pedro Taylor member Of the ous Of
Delegates for the Election District composed al the
ties hf Amelia and holloway and y the designations Of
Thomas H. Tutwile Delegate from the county Of Flavanna
aud Wm. 4. Gurwe delegate the county Of Patrick.
Now, therefore, John ccher. Governor Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia. have thought proper by wrs Of election
issued aud directed pursuant TO law TO require :lcct"
be held In each county composing said Senatorial Districts
the several places voting therein according law for
for each District and In like election
he held In III. Election Districts Of Amelia aud Snit0way
and In c counties vi Fuvauua and of Patrick
Of the House o: Delegates to supply the vacancies
aforesaid the said eecilcns ~ ne held respectively m
SEVENTEENTH day of OCTOBER next.
Given under my hand rs Governor, under the Less
-~ Seal OF the Commonwealth 1T RiclI-
l.. :. mond, this lih day Of September, l.6D.
t--) JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
tiEungg W. MrxfaEp Secy Of the Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-21
SALE OF isEAA ESTATE IN TI1E CoUS-

IIANUN EN,
ItGKSCANT 10 the provisions Of deed Of trust .1ecu
4 ted TO me by IOhn H. Taylor the 18TH day Of Ianu
ary ISIS, and recorded Ia the Clerks Office of Hanover
County Court, the 10th day OF January ISIS shall rs
trustee, under the said deed proceed upon the preuists
on WEDNESDAY, TIE 10TH DAT OF UCT0EEl lsGu If
fair II not; The fair day thereafter sell at pubc
auction, the tract Of land in said deed rscrbe contain
Ing two hundred aud six and half acres aGoIGng the
lands Of Wm a. Day and others, heinc The Of
land purchased by The said John D.. Taylor Of Catherine
CameronS estate The said land is well timber-i ad
tered, ana is productive any high land In the said
county. /; is situated in very healthy agreeable
ncicbcroud and Is within short distance the village OF
Ashland, and the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad.
The TERMS oc sale will hr ca.. (or an equval.n. ar
ranecment for auch may be necessary rfray the
expenses Of drawing eXecuing and recording said deed Of
trust and TO discharge tie debt secured therein hrg the
Of $500 with latcrcs, thereon from The 1st Of Jnnun.
ry, lS5! As I" the remainder Of the purchase money H.
beral crtd; will be extended IL desired
Sept 6-c:ds CHASTAIS WHITE. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-21
AUCTION SALES.
popT,ss NECK Eoe SAFE,

rN the aSih SEPTEMBER, shall SELL on the premises,
~ Mt PUBLIC AUCTION, the Tract OF Land, In Spot.
syvunia county the line Of the GordonSve Railroad,
called POPLAR NECK. 1t contains about 40 Acres Is
hca yy iimbercd and abounds In Iron j. has, also,
GOLD IL, probably Being hear the Cnharlne Fur
nace and immediately the Railroad Its present and pro-
sprctlye value is very great To Of ENTERPRISE, II Is
desirable investment II would furnish rscsscs Coz
many miles OF road and lis wood and must lie highly
valuable when the Furnace Is again IN blast which must
probably soon occur Address. Guineys Post Ouce, Va
SAMUEL SH00LElS NJ. a.,
Aug. g-cd Principal Of Edge lItl School.
Kjchtnuni "Whip
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-21
FAIs9ES-LASDS.

fHNiiE undersigned has facilities oT making sales Of vr-
d gnia LANDS and FARMS, for which there is at pre-
sent enquiry, and requests gentlemen desirous Of selling
Virginia property Of exchanging for other improved
unlmprored land personal property rommucR:c by
letter, with hin.
ne refers TO John Lewis peyon, rs, AIgcrn"a suli.
van, ESQ, Georges s. Cox, lsq Prrsden, An Exchange
Bank; W. T. Hooker, Esq, President Continental EaG;
F.. Ialgit, Esq, President Bank ol the Commonwealth.
THOMAS BOND I;s2 Broadway,
nnX rnsi Unicr My York City
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-21
CO3IlIISSrONER,S SALE OF VALUABLE
L. TArE lS TIE COUNrY QF ClLESSERFIEtD.

ON MONDAY. THE SrH DAY Of OCr0BEI 1850, AT
CHESTERFIELD C. H., THAT BEING C0URl-DAf.
uDY virtue Of decree nf The Circuit Court Of thrtercd
pronounced on the aiih Of October, 1859, In the suit
of David c. Wnec and others, against David l.. Hranch
and others the undersigned commissioners shall proceed
t sell, II public auction the tract Of land hereafter de-
scred on MONDAY the Sih dry Of October lSGn the fol-
oning real estate, belonging to the estate the late Col
Vim. T. WInfrre, lying In 'hr county OF Chessra.d-that
valuable tract OF land which Col William r. wlnfree re-
sided a the time Of his death. situated 9l miles OF
Chesterfield Court House, aud !. l3 miles south Of Rc
mond, containing @jS acres 80 u0 OF which nre Rrablr
In good heart and roductire the rust IL In woods the lar
portion Of which Is OF original growth continuing great
deal OF valu3b TIMBER convenient 10 4 Sawml There
good Dw"llngIIousc upon this tract containing six
rooTS-nesro quarters granares t"haccO ba hs stables
and all other necessary outhuilnc4 required upon such
farm all of which In good repair The mas very well
supplied with good water and the crcps grown upon
been wheat oats corn and tobacco la the growth Of which
II is very well apap.rd.
Adjoining this farm there Is very gond NII.L.SEAT
with - acres Of land attached hcrco which viii lie sold
ut The same time and place.
Terms VI SALS-So much cash may be required to de-
fray the expenses OF sale, and upon credit nf and .
years tu the residue OF the purchase money caa IN
slamrniS taking bonds with good security from prca
and title retained until all Of The purchae money Is
paid Possession given Immediately.
WM. I. L1Tlf0W, r.
SyDENlIAN WALKF "'m'r rs
r. Tile fmrE, if reTured will be- divdct suit purcha-
Persons desiring further information will address the
Commissioners, at Richmond, Va. Sep 1l--ctds
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AN ssTislI 1aiif.E,

VNTiS TAKEN CP On MY LAND. IN THE COESTY OF
~ HANOVER. on the first Of August laS an,.
.sray MULE, which has been daily appraised ac ,.n
corlng to law and il thus described by the up. ?SD
praSeTs be OF the value q: Ten Dollars Said ArSxA
Mule blind In the right eye collar marks the
shoulders. five feet high! SGrre and .3 years old The
owner il requested forward, prove property pgy
charges and take her away.
S-II lS.-c:th Lf,MDEI VAUGHAN
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PENITENTIANIO OF VIsidiiNIA.
Bf THE GOEEkNOK OF VIRGINIA.


iHFoENATIOE having beca received by the Executive
la THOMAS CCDDY Is charged with malicious
aai.r committed In the county Of Washington In this
s'..e, aud Eat he has fed from Justice and Ia Low
ii.r s: large; therefore do hereby offer reward
: O%E HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS to any
f:,'': Hho shall arrest the said Thomas Cuddy and
:a into the jail Of said county of Washington and
y moreover require all cthcers OF this Commonwealth,
w aaI military, and request the people generally to use
' rss exertioas procure his arrest thai he may be
';'arl; 20 justice.
Given under my ha:id Governor, and under
- :hc Less Seal Of the Commonwealth At Richmond,
- Ibis third day o: September lsG0.
fy 'ac Governor: JOHN LETCIER.
uIo&'s ". MrSFogp, Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
aoDas CudGy 5 about - years Of age, about feet II
: high, slender with liSh; hair aud grey eyes; stoops
i":tr I-c3w
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e {. & =. !. .ANb.Li,

&
No 10 NORTH W!!AEiES, PHILADELPHIA,
1gINCrACTrEE and have for sale
vi CASULES-Sprrtnacc Patent Sperm, Hydraulic,
.Ism,.,!..e, Hotel Car sGd ral!ow Cant.rs,
prrs Sperm. Lard beaehed Whale Sea Elephant,
hale Tanner, Curriers', Palm, ule:ne and Red
soAps-wh;;S, Yellow, gro~a, Chemical Olive, Fancy,
.tn..- sh.n, Aug I-2aW.w.