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THE THREE THIEVES.

There lived at Boussu, in llSS, an honest
sacrstan named Vincent Lefeyre. lie was
old. His good nature and zeal had assured
him suliiciency in his old age, as few
people died who did not will him some
thing. He was good and simple, yet cum
ming, and lived happily, untroubled by
thieves, having only an old man for attend
ant, who was called Claude, and who
treated the sacristan as relative.
AS he grew feeble, and it became a
trouble to walk, while he still liked to at
tend the weekly market at Mons, where he
INDUCED freely in beer, Claude persuaded
him to purchase a steed so he went forth
one Saturday with a sum Of money, which
he was resolved to invest in horse or
mule.
There dwelt at this epoch three men at
Pomer9ul who had been beyond the seas
in the holy war, having accompanied Count
Thierry d'Alsace on his fourth military
pilgrimage to Jerusalem. They had not
brought much that was edifying from their
pious expedition. Returning idle and dis
sipated, they found it more agreeable to
live at the expense Of others than by the
sweat of their brows, as many do in the
present day. They had cast their eyes for
some time past upon Vincent Letcvre, as
he was known to be in possession of ready
money-a thing at that time not very com
mon-and as to how they became aware of
his intention to buy mule, we are told
everything is known in small places. They
went and posted themselves in his way,
each at about q quarter Of a mile from one
another, and when he came by on his mule,
which he had purchased for six forms, the
first rogue said to him:
"Heaven protect you, Messirc Vincent
Have you made good bargain at the
market Of MonsY
GAS you see," he replied, 81 bought
this mule"
"What mule ?" said the warrior from
Palestine, looking around him.
"Why, the one / am riding"
"You are joking, Messire Vincent; the
beast that you are riding is donkey"
J. "a donkeym replied the sacristan, in
dignantly. And, struggling his shoulders,
he continued his way.
The second rogue he came up to saluted
him after the same fashion, and asked him
if there had been good market that day
at Mons.
"Yes, assuredly," replied the sacristan,
"and ! bought there the mule that you
see."
at is not possible" replied the other,
"that you took it for mule; it is
donkey"
The old man protested against the sup
position that his mule was donkey, but
still he went away in dissatisfied mood
and meeting the third rogue, who address
ed him In the same terms, be felt so an
noyed that he jumped off its back with
greater activity than would have been ex-
pectea rom MS age, saying: eff it is an
ass, take 1t, and make what Won can NJ 1, -
And he returned home on foot, much dis.
concerted. VIZ
When he came in and related what had
happened Claude laughed at him,
Relative" he said, "they have plsncd
you trick, and for the future every one
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SALEM, ROANOKE COUNTY, VA,
January q, 1867.


To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
The quiet Of our town was disturbed
last night about o'clock by the alarm Of
fire. Most of our citizens were enjoying
the comforts of home around their blazing
fires, while a few were at church. The
rapid ringing of the courthouse bell-the
signal always for fire-soon aroused the
town, and it was discovered that the store
room occupied by Mr.. Mywatt was on fire.
The fire-engine was ont of order, no wells
Of water were accessible, and, of course,
the progress of the fire could not be stayed.
The store-room, with the whole stock of
goods belonging to Mr.. Mywatt, and some
81, 500 in his private desk, were consumed.
The fire speedily communicated with the
dwelling occupied by Mr.. Drury Slower,
and was burned down in a few moments,
being framed building. Mr.. Slower saved
most of his furniture, though his loss is
considerable.
The Town Hall, large three-story
brick building, owned jointly by the cor
poration, Sons of Temperance, and Odd
Fellows, situated Immediately TO the right
of the store-room, next took fire, and no
effort Of the citizens could save it. 1t is
total loss.
This, Messrs. Editors, would be called a
small fire in your big city, but with us it is
no inconsiderable affair. The losses are
estimated as follows:
Tipton Evans, owner Of the store-room
and dwelling, no insurance, $4,000.
J.F. Mywatt, over and above insurance,
$4,000.
The Town Hall, valued at $4,000. Total
loss, $4,000.
do hope the effect of the fire will be to
arouse the citizensof Salem to the import
ance of providing the town with water. l
know of no place SO poorly off in this re-
spect, and yet il has been aScertained that
by the construction of a reservoir about a
mile from town, the whole place could be
readily and economically watcrcd. The
whole cost of this important Improvement
would not equal the value OF the property
destroyed last night by fire. But our peo-
pie are like those of many other small
towns, "penny wise and pound foolish"
More anon. BETA.
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neyins along they saw : flock Of sheep
close BY, and resolved to try and secure .
lamb for their supper. But on approaching
the flock what was their astonishment At
finding that they were under the care OF
the very sacristan whom they thought they
had lust drowned. Rubbing their eyes,
they asked him how he had managed to
get out of the river.
"Leave me alone,r he said to them
you are no better than asses. If you had
thrown me in ten PAGES farther should
have come back with ten times rs many
Sheep"
The ex.crusaders, feeling more ana more
assured that they had to do with pron-
cient in the black art, became quite re-
spectful.
Messire Vincent Lefevre," they said,
"let by-gones be by-gones. 1t is IN your
power to make honest men of US. Only
consent to place rs each in q sack, ana :,
throw us into the Haine as far as you can"
81 will do it," replied the sacristan,
"but only on your promise that you VIII
mend your ways and become good men,
bers of society,""
The rogues promised, and the old sacrls-
tan, tying each in bag, cast them into the
river, where they reckoned upon finding
rich hocks, but only found the shepherd
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THE RIcHISGs OPERA TRouPE.-There

THE RICHINGs OPERA TRoUPE.-There
could not be more substantial and deci-
ded proof of the success of the Richings
English opera troupe than the immense au-
dience which crowded the Olympic Theatre
last night from parquette to dome. There
was standing room only, and very little of
that to those not fortunate enough to have
secured seats. The Bohemian Girl was the
opera, and as it has always been the strong
est card Of the troupe, and the one in
which Miss Rchings, Castle, and Camp
bell have particularly sisnalizcd them
selves, the audience expected treat IN
music such as is rarely offered even IN TINS
music-loyiug metropolis. They were not
disappointed, for we have seldom heard
those artists acquit themselves more salts
factorily. Want of space torbids Us to
analyze the many gems of the opera, and
the manner in which they were rendered.
Seguin's DevilshoofH was an admirable
piece of acting, but very poor display OF
singing. The dandy Florestine " was well
given by Wylie, and Miss Arnold was a
mediocre gypsy queen.-Neo York, Herald,
22d.
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Stevens's Previous Question Dclayed-EHec' ~
wnsheurue's Departure for Europe Oh
Grants Nomination for the Presidency
WASHINGTON, January ~, ieo"
There Is every indication that strong
effnrt will be made TO re0rganizc the gu,
nrcmc Court. The spite is mainly directed
aaains, the fivc Judges who, having the
maiority vote, decide questions on consu-
tutionai grounds and displease the kadi-
Gals in every instance. This will not DC
vigorously pnshed, however, until the mex .
session. when the Radicals are proin,,,,,bh s
ALI sorts of revolutionary tactics a"r &c as
manGuvring of the present y ~ when the
a prelude to what Is to c1a n
3V.'s.n 80 rs cheated Of his opportunity
o'.,. .h nreyious question on his Ina
", ~ can LII This afternoon, as he had in
onps bv the fact of BoutwelPs resolu-
,;nn 70 unset the decisions of the Supreme
Court getting possession of the House and
holding il throughout the day.
The departure Of representative Wash
burne for Europe is looked upon as an evil
dencc that no step viii be taken by the
Republican party towards nominating &C.
neral Grant for the presidency, it being
understood that Washburne, who is one OF
his most intimate friends, was TO have been
the leading advocate of his claims for that
position. The Radicals, however, had
given up the idea of nominating Grant some
time ago. They are afraid of his conser-
vatism.
Candidates for office under the new con-
gressional organization are beginning to
show themselves, and among them, it Is
limited, are several aspirants for the posi-.
ton of Secretary of the Senate, now held
by Forney. 1t is profitable place, and
the patriots who are anxious to relieve
him are not few in number. 1t is very
questionable, however, whether any of
them will be successful. TIMoN.
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BENEFITS LAST SENSATION STORY
The Herald of Tuesday says:

"The impeachment movement will not be
pushed during the present session. The
Judiciary Committee of the House will
probably be occupied till March in exam
lining witnesses, collecting evidence, and
making up case. Mean time, as We are
informed, President Johnson is expected
to breach compromise with Congress on
the Greeley platform Of general amnesty
to southern rebels, State by State, fer i'm
partial suffrage, whites, mulattoes, negroes
and all. This plan proposes to let each
State concerned act for itself, and when it
shall have voluntarily granted impartial
suffrage, to admi, its representatives into
Congress, chosen upon this basis, and then,
with certain exceptions, to grant the rebels
Of the State thus reinstated general par
don. We understand that Chief Justice
Chase is inclined TO favor this proposition,
together with some leading members of
Congress, and that Greeley, like Barkis, is
also willing. Leading southern men are
10 be consulted, and some confidence is ex-
pressed in the success of the scheme"
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!. viii euro DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT.
and all species Of ISDlG ESTIoS. ISTERNir-
TENT FEVER, and FEyER and AGUE, and all Pc
riodieai diseases.
It viii give ,mm.dis., rs,iesin COLO and FLUx.
IL will euro C0STIyEyESS.
Ills mild and delis h,frl invigorsnt fg delicate
females.
It's . safe ANTI BILIOUS ALTERArlyK and
TONIC for family purposes.
II Is powerful reeuperant sner the frame has
been debil,ta,ed and reduced by sickness
tits an elegant appetizer Is we'll a. strengthener
OF the digestive forces.
II 4. desirable alike as corrective and taiic ca.
thartic. -
IL Is being daily used and prescribed by all ply
scians, a. the formula VIII be handed 70 sny rsSa'
lar graduate. EDWARD WILDER.
ds7-eod Sole proprietor, Louisville, Ky.
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NEGROES To BIZ SOLDIERS AND YorERs IN
TESNEssEE.-S. c. Mercer, Esq, writes us
that the friends of freedom and progress in
the Tennessee Legislature are confident of
being able TO pass the colored suffrage and
loyal militia bills. The necessity for these
Two measures is keenly felt by the loyal
men OF Tennessee, and even those who
have heretofore been indifferent to them
are now advocating their passage on ac-
count of the turbulence of the rebel spirit
winch mahiiests itself in the western part
OF the State Washington Chronicle.
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NEW ORLEANS, January 2l.-Mrs. Hor-
ton, widow OF Rev. Mr.. Horton, who was
murdered in the July riots, is here, m.
dorsed blythe Mayor of Boston aud other
prominent persons, endeayoring to bring a
suit against the city for the murder Of her
husband bat so far has been unsuccessful.
All the prominent lawyers applied to have
declined TO aid her.
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ALEXANDER SMITH.-Foreign papers re-
cord the death of Alexander Smith, author
of the "Two Cities" "Lifc Drama" and
other poems, and contributor to the
Argosy. He died at thirty eight, in Edin-
burgh, of whose university he was secre-
tary.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y CHANGE or sCHEpULE.=0n and are,
JANUARY l, 1867, the DAY PAssEHEsh b hnhIy
for Staunton and Jacksons river VIII ieavspAiLi
lSundays excepted at 1870 A. NJ. ,-
A NIGHT PsSsENGkR TRAIN for Gordonsvliie,
connecting with trains on the orange ana Aleah'
dria railroad north and south, seven times week,
will leave at 1880 p. n.
The Accommod alton Train IL diseonfinued.
TICKETS sold to Lynchburg and all prihe,,pA
points in tbs South west also, to Lexington win
en- spter and other points in the Valley.
Freight recsipted through 10 all points on the
Orange and Alexandra and the Virginia and Tea
nesses railroads. vyour
TRAIN At Gordonsyills on TUESDAYS, ThUhs.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, and BY 1t passens"
can i'A'H II. D. wHITCoMB,
d.aa General Superintendent
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Hr. Eil1drd Wilder, City:

Hr EilDard Wilder Cit1:
Dear Sir,-My wife and child have been suffering
for several months from indigestion. Ny wife.
seeing your advertisement, requested me- to bring
her bottle OF Your Stomach Biters, which did !;
and on her using one bottle, am more than happy
to state that my child, now four months old, who
has not had a voluntary action since Its birth Is
entirely restored and my wife is enjoying the best
of health. and is now wholly unwilling TO DO with
out bottle OF your Bitter in the house. as shs
says II is tbs most strsng ening and appeti1ing
tonic that he used, ard that no house ought 10
be without II and feel II due 10 the public TO
In my household. and most heartily rscomiaen lie
use IN every family
lremain yours respectfully,
T. 81 SwASy,
OF Craig, Truman Co., as Main street.
Louisville, October 20, lSes.
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RIcHnoxp AND PgTERssUsa RAILROAD Co.,
Rt0auOxp. Va. NovsmbeY3 .. 1879.


~ ~ u -
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
w MONDAY the Sch instant the trains on this
road will run a. follows:
Leave Richmond daily at 40 A. u. and Tsp.
n, and arrive At Petersburg ~ SO A. u. and ~
p. n.
n. and arrive at Rich mond at ~ A. and II -
Pm All Of the above mentioned trains make
close connections with the trAns for the Norm and
s0 on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and lg!DAYs
.PREIGHT and ACC0MMODATIoE TRAIN win
leave Richmond at III Is A.. n. and Pe,enburs AZ
isIn This train running south. win connect
with the train from Petsrsburg TO sonoik: a, 80,
only al CHI ester, and .9oA. " and the ,GP N.
train, viii stop only at Rics,s Hall way. Chester,
and Name a.ign.l being sit.n snd "a
A. " train from Peisrsburs and the A1Cohho.
PATTON TRAINS win stop At places named In the
schedule. -
r.r car win run in connection with the coal train
ON MONDAYS, wednesday,, snd fhipAfs
only, leaving Manchester at SO A. n, and Sum
mp P.s.enrsrs from Richmond will take the 20 A.
NJ train and sODnsct with the coal train ar a ines
nos-ts Engineer and superintendent.
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ROCK HAvES, MEADE COUNTY, XIII
Octobsr2!, 1865. !
Mr.. EfIC1rd Wilder, Louisville, Ky:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in saying that was
suffering from Ague and Fever. or Chills and Pe-
yer, for seve raj months, when wa advised by .
friend to try your famous stomach B'ttsrs, and ar
ter using two bottles am entirely restored IL not
only imparts new vigor, bat Il u truly the best
strengthening and appetizng tonic, II the same
time pile 10 the taste. have evsr known used
or afforded to the public and | would ray 10 all
those similarly afflicted tha IL they would be cured
and have the disease thoroughly eradicated from
the system, 10 use your Btters, and be convinced
OF their wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
remain yours respectfully,
p. p. NKvIrr.
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VIRGINIA RAILEoADs.-The Radical pa
pers are making much ado over the turn
ing over of the southern railroads to their
owners by President Johnson, and his SELL
ing them rolling stock. Here are some
items:
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-AsM
il TIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP sa6Ahh
CoMPASr The splendid new sids-ws :' ,sE.
dAkLE, A. BORNE commander, leave hlen.oIs
avery TUESDAY and FRIDAY leave hsw fofh
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. -,
Thsss SHIPS are entirely new. and we're oa''
fasy ksy. rs spisaS,a SALOONS and STATE:
gooRs, aud The TKRE. ACCOMMODATIONS 'Ha
ATTENTION are nnsurpssssd. ,,,
Goods 90 ipped by TITS Lins are landed regularly
IL New Yort, on the couspanys covered p'sf'
sh,nrsrs are invited to notice that the great
1Aaa "a and loss By handling, and exposure frNn
frequent 70 shipping. g on other lines. avo!sss
Prsiss,s for points beyond Ssv York viii be for:
wsrdea With dispatch, sad no charge made sxssp'
.stu.l expenses incurred.
Thsss ships discharge cargo In New York % pier
40. - North river, and the CompaDy,s steamers
vsunah, Mobile and Nsv Orleans, leave fron Tbs
same pier. Goods Tor these points can BE usns'
feYred without exptnss or exposure.
. Insarancs r. very Low ~ these ships, ana re
economy Ia time, ,insarsnes. and sondi:iSn -
est route from Virginia. Insurance effected o.
lowest rates. vnsn oFdsrst. %
AGENTS,
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 Co.,
ili Broadway, 1sv fors.
sLMuxL AYKEs = CO.,
R,sh uona. VirSiniA.
w = oity ioin. and r...rssrs.
n. wsEs v,,u.,.
sIMUEi iYkssS CO.. Agents.
oaes corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, opPe.
ate the Tobacco kxchsngs - W.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
FAMOUS
SToMACH BlTTERs.
Read the following home evidence Of its medicinal
virtue, and try i. In your OWE family circle:

Mr. Ei,card Wilder, city:
Dear Sir,-I have examined your Stomach Biters
carefully, and found II what you represent IL 10
be. The high order which the Ingredients going
into II take IN the Mat~ria Mcdtca, as well as the
most happy proportional combination Of sub
stancas make yonr Bitters far superior to any SINH
lar pre- partition in the country. The fact that you
use only the pur-st Bourbon whisky must necessa-
pecially as FAR as wholesomeness and paiitabflity
are taken into consideration. | was well pleased
To see in your establishment the process OF manu-
featuring your Bittsrs carried on by way OF dis-
placement which not only gives you a better pro-
dact, but also recommends itself by clearer opera
ton. EMIL scHgFPBR.
Apothecary and Chemist.
Louisville, September % 1859.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILnoAp,
December I'd, 1855.


~
TAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
II RICHMOND AND LTECHBURG.-The Wiz.
sinia Central and Orange and Alexandra I'll;
FPEIGHT TRAIN BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
Goods leaving Richmond a. A.
n reach Lynchhurg same night Goods leaving
Iynchburg st7P NJ reach Richmond next day at
3P. N. Through receipts given
n. d WHiTCoMB,
dss General Superintendent.
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p. p. NKvIrr.
Louisville. Kr., October II. 1859.

To E. Wilder Esq, city:
was good deal AFFLICTED with Indigestion and
occasional attacks Of Dyspepsia. ! was advised to
use your Bitters scarcely used one bottle when
felt relief and from the OF the Bt,srs oug
nearly sixty years Of age, feel the same en-.
srgy and vivacity and cheerful spirits OF boy oi
cordial, and as they prepared with pur- in5r--
dients ana good old Bourbon whisky, | can safely
endorse their use T. all afflicted as was. ! wou q
say 10 such persons. keep your mind easy, you.
bowels open, your head cool, your feet warm nd
use wilder's Bit,sn, aud never mind the Doctor.
Respectfully, j. L. BUCKLES.
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RAfLROApA'
Nh q


T,O THE MERCHANTS or Rich.
seem A ,ssas s. X. seSiasnd ana fsssfsSafs and
Norfolk and fetsrsSurs railroads. and The steam
b iss and md PRoDtcs may 81 irsnsported a low
rates between Richmond and Norfolk, and Balu-
more. Philadelphia, New YORK, and Bo.toa
Norfolk 10 kichmond at one dollar per barrel.
On The nrst Of February pext, ths train leaving
Rieh mond II . 10 p NJ will connect with the train
for Norfolk at Petersburg and q train will leave
Norfolk At r. n and connect with the night train
for Richmond
For 10 rther inform alton spply 1t the freight de.
pO' 49, = - - 81 " r. GILL;
jsi7--Im Engineer and Superintendent.
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DICH MOND AND DANVILLE
III RAILROAD-CHAnGg or SCHEDULE.
On and after MONDAY, November ), lsss, the
TRAINS on this road will be run - folloEsi
LYNCHBURG AND DANvILLI AND WAY AC.
COhMODATI0N PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond daily Except Sunday :.
a...... :.,...:.... ........'''..'..'''''" Or u "
Arrive at Danvills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r NJ
Leave Danvills daily tsxcspt Sunday :,
st....:. Is "
Passengers for Fsmville, Lynehburs, Knox.
LYncLbarg and for sll way stations on the South
side railroad viii take this train.
This train stops Al all way stations between
Richmond and Danville.
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN COMO WEST.
Leaves Richmond daily Ammonium. JIG Z. n.
Arrives Al DaDvills st...................sW T. T.
Arrives al Greensboro at...............H 10 n.
Stopping TO put down passengers only ~ Coal
fsld Puwhatan, MattoaI, Chula, Amelia Court.
house Jstersvills, Burkeyiile, Heherrin, ksys.
willie, brakes Branch, Roanoke. Boston, News
Ferry, Barkesdals, Ringgold, Danvills, ana ata.
lions west OF Danvills pSr
Leave. G,tsnoor9 st;.'..''........'..'.
Arrives Al nanviils AZ .............'.'..s2 T. ~
Arrives At Richmond At. .lso NJ.
Stopping only at Reidsville, Rufin's, Pelham
Danville, Riaggold, Borton, Roanoke, DrAkss
Branch, MeherTin, and CbGla.
Passengers from Richmond for all stations weH
OF Danville, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Ma.
con, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, and
New Orleans, vta Columbia, will take this train
THOMAS DODAhEAD,
no s-ts superintendent.
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RY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
- the Gsnersl Assembly Of Virginia passed
M0ND and LYNCHBUR6 RAILROAD CONPAN
thu undersigned Commissioners will open books
for subse ripton to the capital stock OF said CON-
psny on TUESDAY the 18th October, lsts, At the
banking houses OF Msssrs No, II. Many Co,
X. A. Lancaster Il Co., q. w. Purcell Co., and
William B. Isazcs Go.
THOMAS w McCANCE,
HUGH w. FRY,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
JAMES DUNLOP,
JOSEPH K ANDERSON
JAMES LYONS,
eoN Commissioners.
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NO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
i We Offer for aals, at lowest prices, KUN, In
barrels; GUN, In bales and barrels; ECORICK,
csS HARVEYs WILLIAMS ,
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MORE FRESH ROLL BUTTER, just
Kyk from the mountains, received snd for sale W
STEVENS Pk6kAM,
ian ell Broad street,
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SOFT AND WHITE HANDS.-Uss
y the CALLOPoION. prepared only by
PURCELL, LaDD Il CO., Druggists, &c,
IA ls-ts coruarot Main aud Governor strssts.
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DOR ALL KINDS OF l
w "
..w
CLOF H 1 N @
e
...t 90 TO
. q. E."@
...
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correspondence Of the Richmond Di.p itch.

Stevenss Previous Question Dclayed-Eaec' %
waShturne's Departure Tor EuIopo "
Grants Nomination Tor the fres'