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seceher., Rn,incn,Ion ,Ios,inr.

The Secedcr ratification meeting, on the Public Square,
IN this city night before last a very grand and mag
ui6ccut failure. We expected see gathered together
the largest crowd of the season. especially as there was
considerable curiosity to hear Mr. YANcEY the big gun
oftbe Secession and DisanOn Democracy But the au-
dience was small and the speaking dull. There was no
life in the meeting whatever and certainly the ball does
not open very brightly for BRECSNRuGE in Virginia.
Although it was prolessedly BREcNNRIDGE and LANE
ratification meeting one of the speakers, BEVERLY B.
DoUGLAS, ESQ, Of King William, made an earnest and
effective appeal 10 the Democracy Of Richmond not to
aif the nomination of the Seceder ticket at least Tor
the present We presume that some Of the leaders OF
the party desire the assembling of State Convention,
and leave il that body decide between BEEcHN-
RIDGE aud DOUGLAS But the friends OF DOUGLAS IN Nr-
GINA scarcely green enough to be caught in such
trap as that Those delegates Baltimore, who remain
cd in the Convention bound in honor and good faith,
20 support DoyGLAs at all hazards. They are bound
in honor and good faith to get up electoral ticket for
him in Virginia aud do all in their power to secure the
Democratic vote Of the State for him. This is their duty
as honest and honorable men, and they must discharge
zeaously ard firmly A large majority, perhaps Of
the Democratic voters of Virginia prefer DOUGLAS to
BeEcSINEpGE as will be demonstrated at the polls in
November. Besides DoUGLAS will obtain a large vote
IN srsrg State In the Union, North and South, while
BEscNNEuGE will obtain vote at all in any Northern
State with tie exception perhaps Of California and Ore
con- Indeed BEsgE,NRuGg is as muct a sectional can
dlate as LISColN and is the nominee of thoroughly
ctoua party that is looking auNously to an early dis
solution OF the Union. The national and conservative
Democrats Of Virginia, therefore cannot vote for BREcE
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE UNITED STATES
SENATE

w ASHlNGTON, June 20.
The Senate called to order at noon. After prayer
by the chaplain the Presidents proclamation convening
an extra session, was read Mr. Hale offered resolu-
on which Mr. Mason objected, fixing the daily hour
of meeting at ID o'clock.
On motion OF Mr.. Biger, committee of two were
appointed to wait on the President and inform him that
the Senate had assembled and ready to receive any
communication he might be pleased to make
Mr. Hale offered resolution that the Postmaster Gen.
eral be directed ascertain and report the Senate
an early day next session the number and of the
post offices where letters delivered by carriers for
the year ending June S0h instant the number of letters
delivered the number of persons employed as carriers
and their respective compenSatou; also, the number
and names Of all post offices where box rent is collected
the aggregate amount of rent thus collected and the
rate per box charged at each OF said Offices respectively
also whether any and if So what extra charge made
at any Of the post offices for deposDg in the box
letters for more than person. and the maximum rate
thus collected for a single box.
That it be also ascertained and reported whether
the practice exists any OF the postoces OF Gstrbut
ing and delivering letters TO box holders prior in point
of time 10 the distribution and delivery oflettes to non
box-hoder and whether the practice exis of neglect
ing deliver letters the persons whose care they
are directed and if it does, the OF such practice
Mr.. Yulee oljecting, the resolution lies over.
Mr. Mason offered resolution locking to the dispatch
of business; reappoiuting the late standing committees
aud also ordering that all business of an executive char
acter be referred Them with the like power possessed
heretofore; adopted,
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of
ecutye business.
After several hours spent in secret session. the Senate
adjourned.
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THE oxYoENArRL BJrrRRs.

The qualities Of this medicine have PLACED upon an Inpershs
BILE foundation In destroying dease and inducing health has
parallel.
Po the following Complaints these B,ters speehe viz
Dy'pSpsa or indiseafon, Heart B1rn dcidy Oosfirene.
Los @ AppeLs, Herd1chs, and Gsneraf De51ify
In many sections Of country i, preparation extensively
used BY physicians In their practice restored
many TO health who apparently beyond heal
ing art
YosK, uyIDgston Co., n. r, Oct l. 1870
Messrs g. W. vowtH 4 Co -
su:-Dyp,sfd, with It's numberIess associates took I'M Il,
abode via me- In opposition To the skin n many
bated physicians until the split Elnz On relief could be
found) TO surrender and bid adeu h earthly when
induced by the urgency Of friend OXY0ENA
TED BirTERs, little dreaming that the Gead bound
OF patent medicines the first
induced 10 quail But thanks be 10 God balm and
most efficient and grateful The aggayang sp
toms In lmmoderste ant Irregular beating OF the
on and very frequently violent attacks Of papts on spg
from twelve to twenty hours leaving perfectly
powerle' that spoonful Of milk water would seem
blrdensome commenced by taking half t~aspoouhn
tent was full one was yeypsreyeng until
bottles, since then Atinerysls have taken
began TO realize It's gena effects Immediately; besides
tremey grateful and refreshing beverage which charm
edrneay all who Dyspepsia IN any forn
te ties; your oxygenated Bers do Invaluable
Very respectfully Mis- N STOCKING
~ Prepared BY SETH w. YowLE 4 co. Boston and for
SALE at wholesale and RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO., W. PETERSON p DUyAL Richmond, and By eli drug
ssts and dealers 10 medicines In city and country.
my30-dckvlm
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thus bound themselves to support him il nomnated-and
they cannot now assal him without stntiying them
selves He stands indicated by their irrevocabe and
deliberate action Had the Charleston Convention nom
mated him would have DONE had it not adjourned
the Virginia delegation bound in honor to support
him. standing precisely where henow stands His opir-
ions now exactly what they were when they thus
stood committed to his support His friends in the
State would do well to bear this in mind snd to fling it
in the face Of the Seceders whenever they assa DoUG-
q
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1vvcuprpc Avn R1cUNoND RAILKoAp

A large meeting of citizens of Chesterfield county was
held at Manders's Store, on the 2Sth OF May, 1860
On motion of A. f. d. Clifford, Esq., CHARLES H.
RHODES. Esq was called TO the Chair and ii. HORACE
HANCocE appointed Secretary.
The Chair stated the object of the meeting was to APP
point delegates from this county to the Convention at
Buckingham Court House. on the 4th OF July, 1860,
which will meet consider the construction of Railroad
from Richmond to Lynchburg.
On motion of VIM. b. Woodbridge, Esq, it was
Resoiced That the Chair appoint thirty delegates to
the Convention at Buckingham Court House.
The following gentlemen then appointed by the
Chair rs delegates DIR. Saml A Paterson, Thomas Va
deu c. T. Friend, Q. L. McRae, L. NJ Burfoot Jno. Wal
ker Edward Mayo, DR.. A. +. Moore, w. e. Clarke, r
G. Hancock Macon Trlbue, Z. Brummell, A f. ID. Gif-
ford, VIM. B. Woodbridge, DR.. VIM. B. Ball, William E.
Spears Jno. Manders Higginson Hancock Robt Marks,
David H. Hancock DIR. Robert Puliam, w. w. Hancock,
s T. Hancock, Junius A. Clarke Ray Morse, Benjamin
Hatcher DR.. A. S. MeEae, Henry Fisher, Anderson Ed
wards and F. B. CoptOn.
On motion of A F. u. Clifford ESQ., the Chairman and
Secretary we're added to the delegation.
On motion of William Il. Woodbridge Esq, il was
Resored That these proceedings be published in the
Richmond papers.
On motion of Captain W. G. Clarke, the meeting ad-
jOurned. CHARLES II. RHODES, Chm'n.
H. HoRACE HANCOCK, Sec'y.
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The southern Literary Messenger For July.


For the first time for several years we believe Tie
MESSENGER is out IN advance OF the da'e Of its pubica
ton. To its many friends this evidence Of Increasing
vitality will be very gratifying Its contents are varied
and copious. We suJoin the list;
The Negro Races; Ulrmum Moriens; The Knight OF
EspaIion-A Romance of the Thirteenth Century; The
Southern Many W. H. Holcombe, NJ D.; Life and
Literature ia Japan A Husband to his Wife; Not A
Fancy Sketch; To Atheuais; The Widow HUFF and her
Soa-Bv Klutz: L1y-By Susan Archer Tally; The
one. Eyed Beauty with Two Eyes Virginia; The future
Of American Railways; Festna Leute; Editors table
Advice from the \. o. Commercial Bul'etn-What the
y Y. Century TLuks-Deafh of Judge Peter V Daniel
and Hon. VIM C. Pre-tou-Amorcau Rllways-Tneo-
iorc Parker dead--Nca Book by John Thompson ard
John E.teu CooAe-HosptaIty OF Rappahauuock Valley
Mr.. Rlulsus Retuatiou-Essay of De- J. Dickson
Bruus-Mi,sii Correcdon-NSS. in Elitors Oiice-Mc-
us Addum, as -Cousauguiueous Marriage
London View Of American Women--New way Of Making
out am Accouat-"A Child Is Notwithstanding in
Canton .ppi-Specimeu Of the latest Mental di
s,a,e al, the Nur,h. W4.tmansy-low the Yankees sold
Indians into SLAYER, IN the Southern StItes-Rcply to
"Cur.su-e" Nc Notice Of New Works; Critical and
Miscellaneous E,stys-Tte Poetical Works Of Robert
S5utbev-Puu,hou's Sermons-Margaret Moncri,iie;
the First Love OF Aaron Burr-A Smaller History Of
Greece. from the Esl5st Times TO the Roman Conquest
The S.u,-p .aehed House-Rgtledse- Stories
The Bible and Social R.iorm-Hlrper, Series OF School
aud Family Readers-Ciccro on Orltory and Orators
Tn, West indians and he Spanish Nain-Ei Fur,idis-
Fresh Hearts tina; Failed Three Thousand Years Ago,
ai.h Otbcr Tliags-M4ry Buuyan, The Dreamers Blind
D.ughter-The Life of Jeremy TayIor-Luci,e, &c.
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Important 10 b. Remembcrcd.

It evident, from the tenor OF the speeches made on
Capitol s4uare Tuesday night that the Seeding mem-
I-r Of the Virginia delegation aud their hackers among
the managers Of the party expect 10 justify themselves
by assailng the opinions Of Judge DorGLAs Nov, it
should be remembered that these gentlemen withdrew
from the Convention at Baltimore on account Of 10
aet speech or opinion Of Judge DoCsLAs On the con
tr.ry they remained in the Convention at Charleston al
Ger the adoption Of the DOUGLAs platform ana A'er
ID ,CalAs bad received majority Of the votes Of the
Convention As their candidate for the Presidency They
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thrown and then the best hopes Of the statesman will be
clouded with gloom and darkness.
1t is main ain these that consent to take the posi-
ton now assigned me- and welcome the consequences of
personal good personal ILL., which that position may
bring. Nothing else could induce to brave the de-
traction which invites and incur the heavy response
bity which it imposes have nothing to add hut the
expression of myprofound thanks for the honor
expectedy conferred upon me- and my cordial acknowl
edgmens for the hatering terms in which have been
notified of my nomination. Whaever may be honora-
bly, DONE shall cheeruly do to maintain the integrity
of the party and the triumph Of its PRINCIPLES.
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The pcs and the PoiiticIan..

Tic private letter Of HosAcl GssslEy % william Il.
g.a..o. rhsb is now running Flora Temple race
through the newspapers show, how uagrate.al thc gem
t.mia with tir sd.y plume has been TO the man who
s.doab.sd, dil more 10 make him great than any one
tlousiud men ia Che aad HoEtgE GkrsLY is even
ulh NJ S.wAEp uon-morc than even. lie dashed
.aoa tho Hon. ". q. at Chicago and struc, the fatal
I5e Tn. bleeding body o.. ". IT, s. lies stretched cut
o. sorry sight iu the quiet village c h1~r, while II q
Am s.i,, and kicking iu the Irli,.. Lex politicians
take warning by the fate Of Wv Il. SEWARD, of New
YORK SEWARD Is brilliant and au a,.c man. lie Is
or rather has beeu the head and front of the Black Re
rabrsau party Undoubtedly be deserved the nomina-
ton for PrcI,u, at the hands Of Do, party in Coav5a-
ton assembled at Chicago Undoubtedly he would have
been nominated tbsrc, had not UoEtDs GEEElsT sud-
IDEALLY stepped iu aud severed Do, political ugular Saw
AND had ",ouc back" on HosacE iu former tia,s-had
treated him cooly aud tisdliafl,y. How terrible the
.,sts-uaus punishment How signal the journalists re-
ve1ge,
IT,. press makes the politicians Without its mighty
influence. they would never be heard Of ia some in-
stances the press very looshly and wickediy as We
think pushes dolls and kuaves INTO sish places
Times are changing in this respect The press is
crossing more independent Il Will soon eelse boosting
worthy men into Office It viii rebuse iulsmy and stu
p,dty wherever found whether in It's party or that
Of t, opponents Il vii make itself tLo7ou;bly aud
a5soluely an organized independent power In he land
Aud tlas il viii gloriousy fulfil IL high mission
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A COMET SEES-Captan Watson of the Charleston
Potomac, Friday night, when about twenty
miles north of Cape Penlopen, large comet about
twelve degrees above the horizon 1t very distinct
and is supposed to be the expected Charles comet
correspondent of the Bait Sun, writing from George
town Cross Roads, Kent county, Md, states that be-
tween eight and nine o'clock on Friday evening last he
observed what he supposed to be comet The nucleus
appeared to be about northwest at angle of % de-
grees above the horizon with n tail of about six feet
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tUT LOAF SUGAR. bbIs Cut Loaf Sugar for 8
I by /. IDNNND nANI NpntI L. %
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
KNOWN A. TIE


TFHE Proprietor takes this method TO inform visiting public
that nis estsbhshment 70 receive visitors.
confidently state that the eslb hmen as ZOO
order ant wei prepared 10 give sacton the present
Hi ths have been thoroughly prepared His Hot Warm
Ba Us have been extended, aud Hot and Baths By
be had az hour required For further parcula
cation
day sl2 per week and $40 per month Children
ant Sery,Lts haN price. &. BIAS.
I..s-nlm Prnuritlrr
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- SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIES

W. CHEAP sTORE-The subscribers have hand
ran assortment Of Ladies Congress Lace Gaers Morocco
Kid Boots and Buskns which they selling much less than
irst cost Ali wat OF cheap eaters will please call soon
je26 ALEX HILL 4 co IN Main It,
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- GENUINE SOLE LEATHER

~ TRUNKS MADE EXPREssLY FOR ALEX HILL a
CO., Ia MAIN ST, RICHMOND vAWe have on hand very
superior lot ofthe very best Sole Trunks be had coun
made order Persons Of very superior
Trunk will please call and examine them. A. HILL co,
mh22 Main Richmond Va
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Appeal 70 the xoung Wen Of vrgInIa.

Appeal 10 the Young Wen OF Virginia.
To the vouu, men Of yirgailv desire TO address az
honest and earnest appeal in view of what we conceive
20 be their duty in the present momenous contest We
commence bv -emarsug chat che Democratic party no
longer power ia che hud-uo longer comPac. and
formidable orsauiztca-but that is disrupted broken
90 pieces ieiuac-
Such being Che condition Of The Democratic party
what course should 'be Young men Of Virginia adopt
?, more than i. for them to cooperate logger with
the Dtmoc-acy-o t'e 20 the carcass Of parity whose
burial viii certainly take place 10 less ,haa six mouths
Tina. not the way 10 serve their country in e present
emergency. The Democratic party has had It's day-t
ms PLAYED Quits vitality Is goue-the hour for hid
Ing ont Of sight Is near 40 hand As yirgnmus and
southern mer therefore who desire 20 serve faithfully
t.ir own state their section, aud the whole coun-
try behooyes the Young 20 range tlemselyeu the
present canvass under the bright and streaming banner
o. Che constitutional Union plrty-the only oouserya-
tive national party 1 eIste1ce-4ud TO battle leslousy
and aoblv for the election Of BgiL and EyEEEu This
Constitutional Union party has future auda glorious
ftgge-it contains within t the clements of permanent
"a healthy, and useful exseacc-it is founded upon the
imuliabIe principles of OH, Constitution and the sa-
cred doctrine OF State Rshs aud looks 20 the pre-er-
walton OF thg Union Ia the spirit u which il ortll
ed by ihe fathers OF te hepu'Ac IL has no sinister o5
selfish objects 70 advance 'l' proposes 10 "e'd '' 'l'
straight ANA sale ."e OF o"'F '0' p."o''''' expecting
D., only reward D" ''e peace ana p''s'e'"' OF 'o'
-oI"'l, anu ''' "-' '-PiD-'ss o' u.s.
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r,.y t, tt.y cam .,. ,, s,sr, tbsir ,,s,.,s f- nm.
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Rell Rntincntion lIrct.nr!

There will be meeting on the Public Square, in this
civ. on Saturday evening at o'clock, for the purpose
of raufyiug the nomination Of BILL and E'EEErT All
those friendly 90 the objects Of the meeting cordially
invited to attend Let there be on the occasion mann
moth gathering of the friends of the Constitution and
Che Union Distinguished speakers viii be present and
address the meeting. Come one, come an!
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1860. FRESH DRY GOODS. 1850
ELLETT q DREWRY,
ID r. Y q O Cd s.

No. II Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
NNE have store and receiving black and white and
w fancy English Prints black and colOred English Cambcs;
rolled Jaconets Manchester Glasgow and French Gnghams Al
paca Irish Linens, Bay Linens Burlaps Farmers Satin Wors
ted Cords, SC, &C. Of importation, selected In
the European markets in person. by Mr. William Bell
We have also in stock large assortment OF American Fabrics
suited the season. which will sell the
able terms TO the trade.
ELLETT DRFWRY.
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NOTICE

VIRGINIA Lady Of experience teaching offers h t,a ch
n the English branches In Academy French Ens.h
Ia family.
Reference can be furnished Address, T. VI. CAGgLL.
j-2,-iwF Tye Rvcr Ware House, Nrlson co Va
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NnrICE

SOUTHERN gentleman In the city, wishes 10 buy nom
n any ahandsed negro-s either single or In families Sor
further iniormadon, Apply Al this once lssl- ~.
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% CASES SAPONIFER.---Fors sale by
~ DOVE CO,
NEW AND INTERVENING IGHT READING
~ just received at WEST IOHNSTONS,

a .
145 Main Street
The Rift and the Spray tale of the smugges the English
Channel price 25c.
The Mta Gudge Romance Of the Revolution, by
Ned Buntir, price pc
uona Prescott the Curse Fulfilled by Ned Bnnln price
1hayendanaYea, the Scourge the War Mowhawk
by Ned Huntn, csc
Stella Deorme the Camanchs Dream wild fearful
ry Of Savage chyalry by Ned Duniln 25c
Our Mess, the Pirate Hunters Of the Gulf by Ned Blnin
price 15,.
lTIG, by Ned Buntln, Csc
sau saheray the IDIOT spya tale OF and deeds
by Ned Buntln. price 25c
The White Wizard great prophet OF the seminoes by
Ned Runlln, price %.
Efd the Red ROvers daughter new mysery Of New York
By Ned Runtiu price 25s.
The Divorce tale o Fashionable Life by Lady Cavendlsh
price So.
Aso, new supply Of the folloUing popular Books
Laws OF Business for business men, by Parscn f3
Inventors and DISCOVERIES Science and the useful arts BIZ
Tombs, illustrated. price 75c
Laly's Guide TO peri Geutlty 15o.
American Gentlemans Guide pot and Fashion, by
14Mre tie
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APPLETOyy
TRAVELLERS GUIDE BOOKS.
official Railway Guide,

Containing Time Tables Of all In the United States
and osnada and 100 Maps explaining glance
eler is 10 proceed. Price, 25 cents
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SUPERiNS ENDEN as UrfI,r.,
IrnM,iINn ~ NnyI nIN.l.n 4. !. - Z. "

kICUMUND AND lUhh hINFk RAILROAD
hlcinISD, June 81 lsfO
ON and after FRIDAY the 29h Inst Trains Of this Coups
" will arrive and depart from the passenger station
pa and Dock streets
Freight will be Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
only, tih3h, T NJ.
Freight Trns WI arrive Tuesdays Thursdays SATURDAYS
att A M Freight taken away by a. r. NJ same CAV vii
. be stored AZ the risk ofthe owner.
The accumulation train "a only Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays.
js2s-2~ THos. R. sTARP surt
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illustrated Handbook of American
Travel

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the Cities. Towns Waterfalls, BaeFelds, Mountains Rivers
Lakes Hunting Fishing Grounds Watering Places Summer
Resorts and and objects Of Importance Interest
the United States and Brh Provinces By RICHARDS
With Careful Maps all Of the Country Pictures Of Ia
Places Scenes Original Drawings by the Auth and
other Artists
Pari containing the Northern and Eastern States co.
az Southern and Western States, 90.
Or the two parts bound in one volume, 81 So
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ToorHAczE 10 minute Por twenty-five cents by
the GLOVE AsoDYSK Acting upon
imparts without dlscOorng
pleasantly affecting breath palate used will
Of aching teeth
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UNION HALL.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK

By the addition just finished handsome building two
hundred and forty long by hyhye wide and FIVE
stories high much the largest Hotel the place. having
'front.' OF One Thousand feet and accommodate One
Thousand gueStl.
The Dining Hail. Kitchen AMI Laundry unsurpassed 10 this
county, In extent and completeness and babS
The Court incosed by the main building family cottages
forms lawn Of several In extent
walks fine band Of music belonging the house will be
tendance during the season
CaragehOuses also attached to the premises aorng
fac' ~ for excursions for the accommodation OF
The management Of Union Hail. rust With the ap-
prevail oi all who may honor with their patronage
ie23-1m PUTNAM &P,YNE ProprIs inrs
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NOTICE.
ANiNG large stock hand, and consequence the
very orders 10 the hands OF the manufacturer
e extensive purchases being made by senior partner
Europe, have LEFT portion Of stock y, q
Pearl Street which shall offer greatly reduced prices
short me intending TO close the remainder at auction
Call and secure bargais
GEO. J. SUMNER L co,
on p..rt .,
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DUrT 1k.-z3 tubs Fresh orange County Butter, fFsi
ID rate article just received
10 half Chest Green and Black Teas
$50 Va Cured, Todis and Queen CITY Hams FOR
safe by :. ROBERTSON,
NaNt 10 street