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EXCITING MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA-THE RE
PuRLCANS OPPOSE TIE non. COEkCINE POLICY

PUBIICANS OPPOSE THE NON COERCIVE POLICY
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5th.-An adjourned meeting of
citizens consider the of the Union took place
the Board OF Trades rooms to-day, at noon The
mtee TO whom the resolutions at the previous meeting
referred made report, and there being evil
deaf determination on the part of many present, who
did not participate in the last meeting, to force the pas
sage of Judge Lewis non-coercve resolutions which
resisted by prominent Republicans exciting
of disorder occurred during which District Attorney
Mann showed willingness to fight on the spot
GA motion Of Republican, the meeting adjourned,
but another immediately called at the place.
When Judge Lewis placed in the chair.
Resolutions were then offered denounciDg personal
liberty bills etc. and approving Mr. Crittendens resou
tons which adopted unanimously.
The Republicans refused participate in the second
meeting and manifested much i'll feeling the conduct
o. their political opponents in thus overriding them
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LATEST FROM CHARLESToN-A CONSERVATIVE
DOCUMENT

CHARLESTON, January 5-The journals publish cor
repondence between the South Carolina commissioners
and the President of the United States.
President A B. Longstreet Of the South Carolina
College issues lour-page pamphlet entitled "Shall
South Carolina begin the wary' He earnestly desires
the collector on board the Harriet Lane be allowed to
land be treated politely be introduced Mr.. Cocock,
that every be used that the collectors of the
TWO sovereign powers settle their respective claims
in a spirit of courtesy and kindness. He says if the
posts should be reinforced it would be unfair con-
iict Hundreds of would be slain, Fort Moul-
re would become deserted aud the wrath Of the United
States be brought upon devoted city. He implo-
riugly closes by saying, LET the rst shot from
our enemies
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MouLE Jan. The United States arsenal and forts
at this place taken this morning at daylight by the
Alabama troops.
The forts contained rs 600 stand of arms, 800 boxes
powder 300 ooo pounds Of muske cartridges aud other
munitions OF war.
No resistance made by those in charge of the forts
and aGseuals.
It's rumored also that Fort Morgan was taken posses
sion OF last night.
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The Forced Loan system.

We learn from the Charleston Correspondent OF the
New York Express that South Carolina, like Nicaragua,
Costa Rca and Guatemala or the States of Mexico is
entering upon the Forced Loan system Public opinion
cOmpes man to lend to the State as in Mexico. On
one store of goods, worth about $4,000, forced
loan was levied by this "publc opinion" of $4,000 The
taxation upon negroes is frightfu Sd per head They
that dance must pay the fiddler.
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VOICE or TgE People OF VIRGINIA.
PITTsYLVANIA COUNTY.


A meeting at Pittsylyania Courthouse held last
week at which the following resolution was adopted
We the people of Piitsylyania, in general meeting
5embed do
Eesore lst That our Representatives in both houses
of the General Assembly Of Virginia be, and they are
hereby instructed to advocate in the extra session OF
the said Assembly which has been called for the 9Th of
January 1861, the passage OF bill providing Conyen-
ton of the State to meet eary as the 18th OF Feb
ruary, 1861.
ID That in our opinion the State Of Virginia should
cordially cooperate with her Southern Senators IN any
fra action which they may take upon the momentous
issues now presented for their consideration.
WOOD COUNTY.
A meeting held at Parkersburg Va, with General j..
j jackson in the chair Tuesday last adopted series
of resolutions expressing devotion to the Union, depre-
eating the course Of South Carolina end whilst recog-
uizpg the wrongs of the South not deeming them of
sufficient magnitude to resort to revolution. Among the
resolutions rs to the Of Virginia were the follow
ing -
That in the opinion Of this meeting the proposed call
Of Convention by the legislature for the purpose Of
considering what position Virginia shall assume in the
revolutionary movements Of South Carolina, Is at the
usgation of the enemies OF the Union and intended as
the means of precipitatng the State INTO connection
fatal to her credit her prosperity and to the happiness
Of her people.
That we believe the General Assembly has cOnsti.
uonal power to call a Convention for the purpose OF
changing the relation Of the State the Federal Govern
men but in the event of the call of such Convention
bv the Legislature the delegates should be chosen on the
basis OF the free white inhabitants OF the Commonwealth
That we will be bound by the acts OF no Convention,
no matter how called or organized the purpose OF which
is to alter or in any manner change the relation Virginia
bears the Government of the Union unless the proposed
alteration or change is first submitted to the votes OF
the people and sanctioned by them after iu discussion
and ample time for consideration.
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FROM FLORIDA.

ORGANIZATION or THE CoNvESrIOS-SEcEssIos UNDER
CONSIDERATION.
TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA, January 9Th, lsGl.-Judge
McCiebec, of Madison, was elected President of the
Convention. The morning session was consumed in
perfecting the organization. At the afternoon session,
resolutions offered affirming the right Of Florida to
secede from the Union and declaring that exists
for the eercse OF that right and that it is the duty of
the State to prepare for it, discussion followed upon
the policy OF the immediate passage Of the resolutions.
They we're finally made the special order for Monday, to
which day the Convention adjourned.
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GEN. sCoTT AND ARMY MOVEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.---Iieuieuan-General Scott was
engaged until o'clock this morning business con-
necied with movements in his department. in connection
with the present National troubles.
The arrival Of seventeen recruits from Philadelphia,
for the purpose Of being drilled At the Marine Barracks
Of Washington, has been magnitd into undue impor-
tancr, having ereaLed much exctement.
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MARKETS.

NEw YoRg jan Cotton Arm sales to-day Of 1870 bales
upland mddngs ranging from l24 to ~ cents Flour quiet
sales bb4 o. 206j A. Ohio s5sO5 929 South
S5 G55sO Wheat firm sales Of 90 900 bushels red
Al 3l IS white tl50 Corn dull-sales OF 1900 bushels
mi sea 1OO Is hru; tlC S16Li6 90 prime
tl15O6tl9 ~ Lard hrn at IOAGC0H cents. Whisky Is esoy
al9%llgA cents Sugar seadynusc vAdo 81 lt5h cents
Turpentue hm-sAes OF 900 bbls at 3;GD3 cts gallon.
FINANCIAL
NEw YoRE Jan 5second board Stocks dull and lower Chi
cago and Illinois Central shares 1874; do bonds
95 Michigan Southern S Reading Railroad 39A Missouri Gs
Virginia
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TIE GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS, NAU

BosToS Jan. j.--Goyernor Andrews in his inaugural
address saws that the people of Massachusetts respond
to the words OF Jlckson-"The Union mast and shall
be preserved aud gays the right to reclaim fnstycs
must be subordinate the indeleasble right of every
freeman TO liberty lie submits the question the wis
dom OF the Lerls.atn
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THE BORDER STATE OMMITTEE-ADOPTION OF
PROPOSITIONS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF THE
NATIONAL TROUBLES


WASHINGTON, Jan. The Committee the part of
the Border States held their second meeting last night
and adopted the following propositions Recommending
the repeal of all the personal liberty bills efficient
amending Of the fugitive slave law preventing kidnap-
ping equazng the commissioners fees etc. that the Con
stituon he amended to prohibit any interference
with slavery in any Of the States; that Congress shall
abolish slavery in the Dock YARDS, etc. in the Dis
rct of UOumba without the consent Of the inhabitants
without compensation; that Congress shall not inter
ere with the interstate slave trade that there shall be
perpetual prohibition Of the African slave trade; that
the line of SO deg. 80 min. shall be through all the
existing territory of the United States and in all north
OF that line slavery shall be prohibited, whilst south of
the line neither Congress the Territorial Legislature
shall hereafter pass any law aboishng prohibiting
in any interfering with African slavery and when
any territory containing sufficient population for one
member in any of sixty thousand square miles, shall APP
pl for admission State, it shall be admitted with
without slavery, as its Constitution may determine
TIE Committee represented at the meeting Maryland
Virginia. Missouri North Carolina, Tennessee Kentucky
Ohio Indiana Illinois, Delaware, Arkansas Pennsylvania
and New Jersey
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ADJOURNMENT or THE S. Q. CONVENTION.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 5.--In convention to-day ordi-
nance was introduced that all the power necessary TO
make postal arrangements and enact postal laws be
vested IN the general assembly; which was passed.
A resolution was introduced permitting the officers OF
any force regular volunteer raised under order OF
this convention bold seats in either house OF the gen
eIa assembly or any other officer similarly appointed.
Adopted.
Another resolution was adopted that the late com
missOueTs to Washington be requested TO prepare at
heir earliest convenience written statement OF their
oral communication this body, concerning their recent
attempt negotiations with the President OF the United
States for the dcyence Of the forts aud other State
property aud that said document be deposited with
the President of this body with the injunction OF secre
" until otherwise ordered
Five thousand copies OF the correspondence between
the Commissioners aud the President of the United
States were ordered 70 be printed.
The table, chair aud other appur,ensnces used on
the night Of signing the ordinance Of secession were
ord, red be placed in the State House at Columbia.
The adoption of national ensign is to be left to the
Legislature.
The Convention then adjourned until again called
together by the president.
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CHARLESTON SYMPATHY

CHARLESTON January 5.-The President Of the Con
vehtion today received telegram from the Mayor Of
New Orleans, saying that New Orleans sympathises with
Charleston in the perils 10 which she is exposed and
will not fail support her when occasion requires her
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c,prIyoV Vop rnpT wAcuIVcTov

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 5--p. m.--ihe mail steamer Phila-
depha passed this port this evening with considerable
number Of marines on board who. it supposed have
been ordered TO garrison Fort Washington
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The WONDERS THE MIcRoscoPE.-We understand
through the agency Of this marvel viewing instru
ment that DR.. Aver has at length succeeded in finding
the PALLUDAL MIAsM aud determining it, character or
its effects in this section have abundant evidence III
the FEVER AGUE which IL alone produces when abb
sorbed through the lungs into the blood 1t has long
been held to be vapor or something in the vapor OF
Water from decayed and decayng vegetation. Under
great magnyng power the Doctor has found this vapor
to contain distinct organisms living bodies, cores
pondng precisely with those found in the blood of Ague
subjects. They 600 times less than visible to the
naked eye, but have distinct character and form. he
thinks they reproductive in decayng matter or in the
blood and hence their long continued life or the remote
effects of them in the system. lie maintains that they
resemble in character the other fermantaye posons or
such the virus OF rabies Of deadly body &c, all
of which known TO reproduce themselves with great
rapdity like yeast in mosened -four so that the slight
est quantity mpreguaes the whole Yeast through
powerful magnifer is to be forest Of vegetation
which grows blossoms and goes to seed in short time
Masm is not so distinctly vegetable but has more the
appearance of animal fe althoug its motions cannot be
perfectly distinguished What the Doctor claims to have
settled that it is organic substance and be has fur,
ther found and embodied in his "Ague Cure" what will
destroy it-Ledder, 81. Louis, No.
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REASONS OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR LARGE
SUPPLIES OF ARMS AT TEE SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-On inquiry at the War Depart
ment have received the following explanation to
the large quantity Of that reported 10 have been
found in the Southern Arseual They state that before
June last it being found that the at the several
seuals were not proportonably distributed and that
Southern Arsenas quite deficient in those supplies
distribution made for equalization only, aud for
other object They principally drawn from the
Springfield ArmOry and the Arsenals at Wateryle New
York, and Watertown, Massachusetts,. They represent
that the secession troubles had not then commenced
After this distribution completed there remained
pl1ponderance of arms at the North.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-07

From the Observer, New York. August Is, 1859.
Domestic CABINET MENDEE.-It is one of the marvels
of the age that such vast sums are expended in getting
up apparently ring articles and another marvel that
these are of so much utility. Large fortunes have been
made out of matches which sold at the rate of one
or two hundred for penny Somewhat similar we are
told is to be the Of recent invention for re-
pairing all kinds of furniture, Spaldng's Prepared
Glue" Ii is prepared chemically will keep in all climates
may be applied on the instant and it all that is said Of
it is true must become highly useful in repairing broken
furniture dapdated books, and indeed in all cases
where glue is usually applied
Al Oho suffer from coughs colds, bronchitis, Group,
whoopng cough and the most 10 be dreaded OF all Con-
sumption, can find sure relief in Dr. Wisfar's Bdtsdm
Of Wild Cherry, which always cures where other re-
medies fail
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INAUGURAL OF THE GOVERNOR OF MAssACHU-
SETS

BosroN, Jan. 5.-Gov Andrew, in his inaugural, says
that the people of Massachusetts, respond the words OF
Jackson, The Union must be preserved" The right to
reclaim ugitives from labor must be subordinate to the
indefeasble right of every freeman to liberty He sub
mits the question to the wisdom Of the legislature
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A CUpNTSE

New York, Jan. 5-The steamer Star of the West
cooled up yesterday with unusual celebrity. report
(which rdiculcd at the companys office says she is
going to Charleston with troops.
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MR., LJNCOLNS CABINET.

PrTrsBrRG, Jan. 5lh.-Mr. Mcclure route from
Springfield has arrived here aud positively denies the
reported appointment of Mr.. Cameron to position in
Mr.. Lincons Cabinet.
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ddate for President is perfect HdfaR to Caroin',
aud she has gracefully retired in fahment OF her ancient
policy
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TIE L. s. TROOPS AT FORT LEAvENwORTH OR.
DERED TO HOLD THEMSELVES IN READINESS
TO PROCEED TO ENRT MMENRY

LEAyENwoErH. Jan. ALI the available forces at
Fort Leayenworth have been ordered by Gen Scott to
hold themselves in readiness to proceed to Fort McHen
~ Baltimore, at a moments notice
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.APECIAI NOTICE.

stringency In the Money Market and the heavy d.,
count, charged IN consequence, the Agents q this CJpsny
instructed this date, until foheT notice r
any monies In payment Of Fares and Freight but Virginia
bankable fnnds and Specie. sAML RUTH supt
Office r. y. sBd p. n. H. Company,
Richmond. 81 Nov. lsGO.
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10 CORRESPONDENTS.

gafs
Arc'ss Jsn On boa sisS 81 ts pGPsr M nci % u5'a-
a. Tsis ~ iong Sanding, OugAi o % tn0tol 20 az,
s.d t9i a Re departed from Culinary H0tictsssoss-
~ sigafiinssar cA1rgc1 J5r 1s advertisements.
- Ne cann0i 41o-sts rsizrn rejected sNtoss.oSs
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,RGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.
GENERAL sUPERINTENDESTs OFFICE,
EcHrpSp, Va, Dec. 49, lsGO. Z

GLNEKAL sUPhKIN tN JIM y UfFINFl
KcHp1SD, Va, Dec. 10, ls6O
SPECIAL NOTICE!
UiIIE UP FREIGHT DEPARTMENT Of tis road AZ Richmond
will he closed vt O'Clock p. 81 FRIDAY, The p, usl
and will re-opened uEt FRIDAY the Ih dy y
January The last outward bound freight train L The pres
en year will leave Richmond SATURDAY the IA Instant a1l
the neat one SATURDAY the 5ih of January, SCI.
Tho Last inward freight train will arrive Richmond mon
DAY the 2sth instant i've stock wi be delivered III
evening and the GIT depot will be opened from %
o'clock A. on "WEDNESDAY the 2Ch inst Tor the deey "
such articles consigDet desire after which time nil be
elosed until FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF January -
STEPHEN HUNTER
dacQO Principal freight Agent
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X. IL. Il.
TIE MINUTE MEDICINE.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 10 truly minute Medicine, Tor II
will cure minutes diseases that other remedies require hours
effect aud will relieve the agonste pain OF acute
ami nammaOry diseases In seconds when all other remedies ial
altogether.
RDwlYs RgtDY IEF should he kept In tn house dsde
keDt ssfdI nee or GgeScdPe OT Sty prom Shdden
OEFd Hundreds from sudden aitacss Of disease that
Of would Persons subject 10 Fts Cramps spasms
Bilious Coles should be able to reach the Instant they are
Taking during the first chill prevent second
H Is the great anote to pain whether arising from external or
sudden malady Feyers, originating IN
sudden changes Temperature unw1eome yapors are re-
pei they hold upon the system by It's
hygeian operation
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SEIZURE OF FORT MORGAN BY MOBILE

IINIVIN
MoRILE. January 4th-P M.-Fort Morgan was, "A
expected taken this morning by the Mobile trOops and
il is now gafrisoned by two hundred men.
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DIHrn.

Wednesday the 19lt6f December Mrs. JACTHTHA HAR
BS the wife OF James Harris Esq OF Nelson and TIE daugh
ter OF the late Ca plain John Rhodes, Of Aloemare.
On Tuesday, January In Norfolk in the 9Th Of his
HARRY g. Of Comdr John T. Tucker OF the d Navy
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mr.. mcCIIntock,s Cold and Cough mI.,ure

performs every instance what promised whsn
troduced with the uniform certainly that
spells night I'll the varieties Of cold ha-a4ng
cough Immediately relieves DfuepEa, hoAseness aud
ling OF the palate or throat Price ~ cents.
Sold by USHER SHEPHERD. hi-dtm
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vas mot more striking than that between gray Td heal In
state nature and which this famous dyo has a.
piled Manufactured by CRIsTA O0RO House ~,
York Sold every where and aPped by all Hair Dresser
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

Purge regulate nV,ra the time Within six hours
they relieve the bowels Affect the screonS tighten the feeling OF
the the stomach caused by Indigestion and
circulation o the blood eqube Thus they Cos
yeness BousnesB Congestion, Headache, Putterngs OF the
Nervousness Hysea Female Complaints Malarous Fe
oft digestive creye and c'careng organs
Administered Spring caharc they put the stem In healthy
the campaign and they nouTsh instead
weakening the system he given safely to patients whose
stamina has been exhausted by sickness.
RAILWAYS RES dsafec and neutrslEes the
blood deprying Il Of the couptng prncl which
the Lungs Bronchitis Qunsy Running Sores
Cancers Rheum Erypsla Inflammation Of the Eyes and all
kinds o Eupon Tumos and dschargng soes 10 secondary
Syphilis dsOrdes and all hereditary, chronic, and
constitutional maades II aud eradcat the in'dous
Of the disease
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
RADWAY & co,
% John Street, New York.
PURCELL, LADD& CO., and JOHN 7. GRAY, general whole
agnS for the State OF Virginia. who will supply the trade
at the prices charged by Railway Co. In New York city
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APARTgCUJLAR NOTICE.

PARTICULAR NOhhCE.
WE return sincere thanks frends customers and
w the public generally the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received and hope by strict attention 10 business
merit OF the are now waxing largo
cary business extensively than formerly
ALFX HILL Co, No. ". Main street,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots aud sh0-i,
Richmond, Va.
PS We are now prepared 10 settle all uns which
that nav be presented the frm o. Alex li Co or % Ae
H Individually hope all persons who are indebted 10
viii pi a.r &C and se them fohsh all accounts
ha are passed due unpaid will be placed 10 the ha
~ !. collector. fj.3l A. HILL A 20.
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NATURAL MAG1CI

Suppose Suppose you have sandy red, vde shrry
flaming yellow hIr Suppose prefer light bro-n eb
brown black Vel, spply % sisel
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
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~ II
w. CESS.-The excitement 10 behAfof Bftcrs ts',crd
Premium Bsrs continues 20 Increase throughout virginia aud
South and the demand for has become 30 great That %
Proprietor nnds difficulty In uppingt As cure for Agu sol
Fever these Ber without rival and have yet 10 lean
the where they have failed 70 CHECK that nanN
oAhsone dsea-r when taken ACCORDING 10 directions fof
Dyspepsia Cholera Mor6us summer Complaint Torphy OF HE
liver stomach and INDICATION. these Bers are without
rival Headache thsy have been knoEn "a cse
cases. ar the bet Phgcsns bad yrn n ~
up hopeless family where thre young cires should
appetite and strengthen the system Being enuey Rec roa
poisonous mineral ubsances they can be taken by both "S
Al any time and Circumstance II need pcaf4t
and medicine them nijudge Tor yourselves % @
virtues
To be had OF all the prominent Dug IN the city q Richmond
and elsewhere In Virginia and North Car ina Also by a. W.
Jones Co Memphis, Tenn H. W smith. brandon, Mss lyme
4 ProyAn New Orleans B. Miller, Coy.ngon Ky siou,
washlngtos city, D. c.; Canty, Gpn 90, Baltimore b. A.
Pahnestook Co. Philadelphia and Barnel Park Y ord'
aIled NV addressing Z. BAKER Proprietor
90 Richmond, vs..
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w.RR.NrEp pURKLy vgcyTsn,Y

All she Ingredients Of B2aSDAyrHs Pas are purgays a.
in conjunction open detAeb Dissolve cleanse cool heal ,4
so carry %, ohe body whatever Injuries H. b. being dss
Ike the food they into and mir nth he blood search On,
and remove bad humo They Dissolve all unnatural collection,
cleanse blood and tubeces ulcers &c e, then b. "a
o. the system they may They Jie part Of b.
d. They carry away nothing that 10 good They only rsmsy.
bad They assist nature With r. And alSays do Their
work we'll Their has saved many vsusble Hs soA Al
principal Office 2sf Canal Price % per boz
Bold by all respectable dealers 10 medicines baldwin
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No., BLANKETS:
So BLANKFTs!i

English Nacinaw Blankets for Servants, coored and White q
ali grades, Imported 10 this port
Superior Bed blankets from the Crenshsv Mills Richmond
WATKINS a FlCGLlN
Also Dark Grey Cloths from tie CEenshAW Mills, Richmond
delg-a W AZ