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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

Lofts, who was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary from this county few months since
for stealing -four, escaped on last Wednes-
day night, and is now at large. He escaped
in this way: When the prisoners were
brought out to attend prayers in the chapel,
Lofts and another prisoner named Cox
slipped off from the crowd, seized a ladder,
and scaled the outside WALL They were
fired upon by the guard, but effected their
escape.-Staunton Spectator, 18th.
Our enterprising friend Mr.. B. C. Elan
nagan started on Saturday last an eighty
five>horse-power engine in his large steam
corn and plaster mill. The engine works
beautifully, and is intended to work both
mills. The mill now under cover is to be
used as a merchant mill for -four and meal,
and the other, that is being built, will be
devoted to guano, plaster, &c.-Charlottes-
Uille Chronicle, 18th. .
The crop of French wines amounted in
1865 to 1876, 0l6,O 900 gallons, in 1866 to
1868, 1885, 900 gallons, in 1867 to ZIG, $780,
600 gallons, and in 1868 it is estimated
that the product will reach ! ,901 100000
gallons.
Bound BROOK, N. IA new colored di-
vision of Sons of Temperance will be insti-
tuted at this place on Wednesday evening
next by Grand Worthy Patriarch E. K.
Drake.-Ne1u YOrk Tribune. .~ts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From washington,

WASHINGTON, August 18.-Tic Reprbli-
can congressional committee have been
sending out rs 900 political documents pcr
week, and they expect to average rom
so 900 to 100, 900 per week until the cleo
ton.
The recent riotous proceedings Of The
Butler Zouaves have ventilated the circrm-
stances connected with the disbanding of
the militia companies in the District. The
President ordered them to be disbanied,
and General Grant referred the order to
General Emory, who returned it with the
endorsement that there was no authority
for such proceeding since martial law did
not exist. The order was returned to the
President with Emory's enforcement, and
there the matter rested.
Mr.. Fl. NJ. Watts, Minister to Austria, is
here awaiting his instructions.
There was long Cabinet meeting to-
day, oil the members being present except
Secretary Welles.
The revenue receipts to-day were $751;
900.
Letters from Kansas report further out
RACES by the Indians, who murder the men
and outrage the women.
Admiral Farragut comes home in Octo-
Der.
1t is seriously stated here that Rosecrans
goes to Virginia to consult General Lee re-
garding our Mexican relations and South
western border interests. Another report
says he goes to consult him about the views,
purposes, and action of the southern Demo
Gratis, preliminary to writing letter of ad-
vice that Rosecrans intends addressing to
the Germans before leaving the country.
Nothing is positively known of his visit to
the White Sulphur except that he goes to
see General Lee,
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and county of Orleans and the counties OIL
Jefferson md st. Bernard. 1t provides that
the police government and discipline shall
be vested in q Board Of five Commissioners,
Of which the Governor ia CT or
fcio president. Tho Beard is 70 aproiil. AL
The officers %. police from supe. int .iurIit
down to paTolmer. Tie Commissioners
are 20 be appointed by the Governor aai
confirmed by the Senate. The advocates of
the bill say it resembles the New FORK Me-
tropolitan Police bill Of New York. Tt con-
trims the usual proviso that none can hold
Office that are disqualified b. the fourteenth
article or the State Constitution. ,aa.i
The Board is empowered to provide such
accommodations for itself as it may deem
proper, and appoint special policemen ut
their discretion. The Metropolitan police
are empowered to discharge constabulary
duties in any part Of the State, except
serving civil process. The Board is to select
one of their own number treasurer to con-
troll the disbursement Of the fund provided
by the bill; and it is also empowered to
pass enactments. ..a .a
The bill makes it misdemeanor, punisha-
Bile with fine and Imprisonment, to abuse,
threaten, or use personal violence to any
member of the force. Members, Of this
force, and they alone, are to serve criminal
processes, and no sheriff, deputy, or con-
stable in the district shall do it.
The Board is empowered with the powers
of mayors of cities to call for military aid.
1t is to assess the sums required to carry out
this law on the various corporations, and
there is no appeal from the. assessment.
They may lease or purchase anything they
may deem necessary for their accommoda-
ton. .a.. .....
A provision that this police service
should not cost more than 100000 per
year was yesterday voted down by . strict
nortv vota
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COMMISSIONER Rollins Washington,
August 7.-Commissioner Rollins has re-
turned to his duties. lie was this morning
engaged for some time in conversation with
the Secretary of the Treasury at the latter's
office. 1t is definitely settled that Mr.. Rol-
Inns will not retire from office, at least not
until after the reassembling Of Congress.
The appointment of supervisors under the
new tax law will now receive prompt at
tention from the Secretary. Nineteen nomi-
nations have been made by Mr.. Rollins,
and it is probable that a conference in re-
lation TO these, as well as others, will take
place tomorrow between the Secretary and
the Commissioner. The disposition is to
make the appointments as early as practl-
cable, as the business of the department
demands the attention of such officers.
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Domestic Mark cts.

NE" 1oKh, august acknowledgements
steady but very dull. Money easy Mt 4a5
per cent. on call. Cold, l4Gls. Old United
States bonds, ll3la; new, l07M. North
Carolina 6's, old, - new, ~. Virginia
6's, coupons, 81 new, 53l1. Tennessee 6's,
coupons, Gag new, 633s.
Flour 5Wi0c. and wheat l@2c. lower.
Corn lc. better. Mess pork heavy ut s2S 80.
Lar,l shade frmer. Cotton o shade firmer
at 3Oc. Turpentine, 45@4Gc. Resin quiet !;
common and strained, S2.S5@$3.
Evcning. frmer; sales of 1900
bales at 30c. Flour dull; superfne State,
S7.25@$S.25. Wheat heavy. Corn-Mixed
western, sl.20@sl.211a. Provisions gene
rally steady. Lard-Kettle, l91a@l93sc.
Whiskey firm at G713c. Turpentine, 45@
4515c. Rosin, S2.9O@$7. Freights dull
and declining; cotton, per steam, 3-l6.
BALTIMORE, August 1S.-Cotton frmer /;
prices unchanged. Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat-Prime and choice, $3.50
@s2.65; other grades dull, and prices
declining. Corn steady; prime white,
sl.1S@sl.2O; prime yellow, s1.l7@sl.lS
Oats dull at 7O@S0c. Rye-Maryland and
Virginia, Sl.50. Provisions unchanged.
Virginia 6's, old inscribed, 46 bid, 463l
asked; do, 1866, 461a bid, Al asked /; do,
coupons, old, SO bid, 5+15 asked do, new,
50 bid. North Carolina G's, new, 711a bid.
CINCINNATI, August ls.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Corn in demand; prices ir-
regular; white, 93@96c. Whiskey dull
and held at Zoe. Provisions nominally I'M
changed with no demand. 'e.
LOUISVILLE, August 1S.-Superfne -four,
S6.75@S7. Corn, 90@95c. Mess pork, S29.
Lard, 1896. Shoulders, 14c. clear sides,
17Ic. Whiskey, s2.25@s2.3O. r.-'. ...
WILMINGTON, N. c., August l9.-Spirits
turpentine firm at 4lc.; New York casks,
4l12c. Resins active strained, 81; No.
2, s2.l5 No. l, S3@s4 extra pale, $3.50.
CHARLESTON, August l8.-Cotton frmer
and in better demand; sales, 5S bales re-
ceipts, l6 bales middlings, 28@2SIc. =.
AUGUSTA, August lS.-Cotton dull prices
nominal sales, 100 bales. .-.-..a
SAvANNAH, August 1s.-Cotton dull and
nothing doing; prices nominal receipts, 3
bales.
MOBILE, August 1S.-Cotton quiet; sales,
so bales; no receipts; middlings, 2Sc.; ex-
ports, bales. @,.#. ~
New ORLEANS, August 1S.-Cotton stiff !;
middlings, 29@30c.; sales, 80 bales re-
ceipts, Is bales. Sugar and molasses UNI
changed.
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Rx the Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, August IA great meeting of
the Tory party was held at the Crystal
Palace this evening. Resolutions were
adopted expressing in general terms the
determination of the party to firmly sup
port the Church, the Throne, and the Con-
stitution.
Baron Won Lederer, Minister from Aus
tria to Washington, and members of the
Legation, sailed for the United States on
Saturday in the steamship Cuba. r. { n
BERLIN, August 1.-THE yacht Germa-
MIA, on an exploring expedition to the North
Pole, was seen on the 23d of June in lati-
tude 74l5, steering due north, clear of ice.
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MURDER.-Captain Dennis, of the schoo-
ner Bell Varney, which he owned, was
murdered few days since. He left Nor
folk last week for Elizabeth City, accompa--
MED by young sailor whom he hired
in Norfolk. The vessel arrived at Eliza
beth City on Saturday in charge OF the
young sailor, who reported that the captain
had been knocked overheard and lost. he
desired to be paid his wages and to sur
render the vessel. The consignee accom-
modated him, and he left. Afterwards the
captains body was found with the throat
cut and weight tied to it in Albemarle
sound. Of course the sailor had murdered
the captain and taken all the money ne
had. The sailors name is not given.
Efforts are being made to capture him.
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MAcNASmous. The Danvile Register,
noticing the recent verdict Of 81 500 dam
ages to MIR. G.. 7. Pace, in the suit
brought against the Danville Railroad for
injuries sustained by Mrs. Pace in ON acci-
dent on the road, says: .glo5a
!" Mr.. Pace declares it is not his inten-
ton to receive any of the money recovered,
hut will turn over the amount to his coun-
sci in the case. He says his object was not
to make money out of the company, but to
hold them to accountability for what he re-
garded as reckless and careless manage
ment." Eri.G1
For the plaintiff, Messrs. Oh. s. J. Gil
mer and E. Barksdale. ss G4s..s
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, August 1S.-Noon.-Consels,
"a. United States bonds, M. after
noon. American securities generally
easier. ,." ..
FRANKFORT, August 1S.-United States
bonds, 743l. a@4
PARIS, August l8.-Bourse quiet rentes,
70f. SIC. ~
LIVERPOOL, August 18.-Noon.-Cotton
firm and active; estimated sales, $4,000
bales. Lard advanced 10 67s. Others UNI
changed. A.fternoon.--Cotton firm. Pro-
visions generally firm. Pork advanced to
76s. Lard and naval stores firm. Sugar
easier. Three o'clock.-Cotton continues
firm. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
firm. Wheat declining; red western, lls.
Corn steady. tah
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs.- The


nj OTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Board Of Directors, at meeting held at the
Warm Springs August 9Th, 1883, adopted the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas L delay has occurred In making up the
subscription requisite to constitute this company,
the Chesapeake and Ohio Ra ilroad Company, which
1t is believed will continue but = short time, and
there being certain sections Of the line between
Covington and the White Sulphur Springs which
cannot be completed In much less than twelve
months, and being important that these should be
commenced with the least possible delay to secure
the opening Of the road earlyne year as prac-
ticabfe, ...
s.ReSolved, That this company will let to contract
certiun portions Of the grading between Coyington
and the White Sulphur Springs, under the autlIori
ty granted by the act of the Legislature Of Virginia
passed on the 10Th of April, 1887.
Resolved, That the Chief Engineer Of this
Company invite proposals for the unfinished work
on such sections as he may think it necessary to
put under contract at the. White Sulphur Springs
on the oath day of August, 1861
In accordance with the above resolutions,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned at the White Sulphur Springs until
A. NJ. on the BATH OF AUGUST for the UNF1N-
ISHED WORK ON FOUR OR FIVE SECTIONS
OF THE CONVICTION AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Profiles, estimated quantities, and speci-
icatiOns may be seen at the office of the Company
I'm Richmond and at the Engineers Office in Gov
ington on and after August 18th, 1888.
- . .... Ii. D. WHITCOMB,
Chief Engineer and General superintendent.
AL S-t23Au
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MAIL RoBBERIEs DETEcTED.-A youth
named Gill, who carried the horse-mail be-
tween the Red Sulphur and White Sulphur
Springs, was detected last week in robbing
the mail, and committed at Union, Monroe
county, for trial. He had been pillaging
his mail bags for more than a month.
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Louisiana LegisIature.

NEW ORLEANS, August lS.-The lottery
bill, against which the presiding officers of
the Senate and House protested, has be-
come q law by lapse Of time.
Not satisfied with the bill passed some
DAYS since taking the control Of the police
from the city authorities and giving it to q
Board, the Republicans have introduced
another bill in the Senate creating Metro
politan police district, to include the city
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Rumor COntraifcfed.

WASHINGTON, August lS.-The rumor
telegraphed yesterday about the French
and Prussian Legations having received
warlike advices from their respective Go
vernments is pronounced in proper quar-
tiers too absurd for contradiction. M. Ber-
themy says France had loaned large sums
to Italy and Austria for railroad purposes,
and the return of this money accounts for
the accumulation of bullion in the Bank Of
F,once ~.
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MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN CANADA
Kingston, C. w., August 1.-THE com
mandant here has received instructions to
have troops ready and under arms at short
notice. The commissariat department is
now actively engaged in making necessary
arrangements. The guard at the proyin-
cial penitentiary has been doubled.
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Personal.

WASHINGTON, August lS.-General Rose
Grams left for the White Sulphur Springs
this morning. On the same train and in
the same travelling party with General
Rosecrans were Generals Ewell, Long
street, and Hunton. Rosecrans returns
here on Thursday.
General Robert E. Lee is at the White
S,1 1ph11r
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DRowNED.-On Sunday morning young
man named John Xix was drowned in
North river, near Lexington. He under
took to swim the river, in order to visit the
melon patch Of o friend, but sank when
about halfway across, having heavy wool
len clothing on at the time. His body was
recovered on Sunday night. t.--l
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Destructive Fire at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August lS.-A destruc-
tive fire has occurred here, destroying the
provision house of Collins & Robbr with
200, 900 pounds of shoulders, 700 packages
of lard, and quantity Of hams and
smoked beef; Bullock & Brothers estab-
lishment with 800 sacks of fine wool and
the store of Messrs. Claghorn with d lot Of
cotton
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VARIETY sPR1Nas.-This delightful

VARIETY sPRINGs.-This delightful
Y summer resort situated fifteen miles west Of
Staunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad, Will
be opened for the accommodation Of guests on the
18th June.
Business men wishing retreat for their families
during summer win have every advantage here;
From Richmond. Baltimore, Washington, and
other cities they reach these springs on the same
day at o. clock 2. u.
Seven different kinds OF water and, agreeable TO
analysis, OF superior quality. Hs SOD
The cars stop 1t the door. ,
TERMS S35 per month, $40 per week, % per day.
Children under twelve years and servants half
price. Bathing In Healing W later gratis.
p. Sc N. BURRUSS
lie 10-sm s&4.r. s. .sts. .l.- - Proprietors-
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THE TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND CHINA.-The treaty between the United
States and China, recently ratified by the
Senate, has been transmitted to the Chinese
Government for approval. Therefore the
ratifcations of the treaty cannot be imme-
diately exchanged. 49,.
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St. Joseph, Mo-, it is reported, has at least
100000 grape vines growing within cir
cult of ten miles of the city. OF these at
least one quarter viii bear this season. This
will give 100000 pounds or l25 tons OF
grapes, of 1000 pounds each, for that
rLat t,..l .E IN
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Observation-Disclosures are reported to have
killed grocer named Bierfeld and ne
gro clerk attending in his store in the night
Of the 18th, at the town of Franklin, Tenn.
Of course they were pronounced of the
Kuklux Khan. a@e-:t1[
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a DISASTER ON LAKE MIcHIGAN.-Chi-
c%o' August l5.--The barque Dunderberg,
u Detroit, from Chicago August Sth, with
i lew passengers and 10000 bushels of
''Ti, was sunk by collision with the pro-
Peler Empire State off Point au Barque
'aS' night. Mrs. Wilcox, the owners wife,
was drowned. The Dunderberg was valued
al a., 100000, and was insured for $35, 900.
Inc propeller returned, leaking badly.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
NEAR EARI.T0S,S STORE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,1
NEAR CARTONS STORE,
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, July q, 1858.
TN KING AND QUEEN CIRCUIT COURT,
james A. Goalder and James Corr, on behalf of
themselves and such other creditors of the late
William Fl. Johnson, deceased, who shall come in
and contribute to the expenses OF this suit
sI.-s.t ..,s.' 800 Complainants,
Charles w. Porter. Sheriff of King and Queen
county, and committee administrator of William
H. johnson, deceased, and Jasper O. Hughes,
administrator of j. Sterling deceased,
IN cHANcERY. -
This cause came on to be heard upon the bill as
amended by the plaintiffs, ana exhibits process
an order of publication rs to the absent defendants,
and the bills taken for confessed us TO all the de-
PENDANTS, and was argued by counsel: upon con-
sideraLion whereof the court doth adjudge, order,
and decree that one Of the commissioners of this
court, after giving due notice, proceed to take the
First An account of the enthusiastically of
Charles w. Porter, sheriff, and committee OF VIII
liam H. j ohnson, deceased. .
y Second. An account of the debts OF the SAID
William III. johnson, deceased.
Third. An account setting forth the value Of any
land of which William n. johnson died seized
and possessed, with the amounts dates, and prl-
GRITTY Of allliens upon the same.
Fourth Whether the interest OF the defendants
and all others will be promoted by u sale at THIS
time.
And the said Commissioner is ordered to report
his proceedings to this court . ~ ..
The widow and children and heirs of William
H. johnson, deceased, and all others concerned,
are hereby notified that have fixed upon the Ell
VENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT as the
time and King and Queen Courthouse as the place,
for taking the several accounts directed by the
foregoing decree of the Circuit Court of King and
Queen county, at which time and place they are
required to attend.
Witness INV hand as Commissioner of the Circuit
Court of King and Queen county the day and
''Ai = ' . 90. '' THOMAS W. TYLER
au5W4w Commissioner.
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The bullion in the vaults Of the Bank OF
France, which on August 9th was stated 70
amount to s250,0O0,0O0 in gold, stili con-
tinues to increase. The latest official stater
merlt, dated August 18th, reports that the
deposits had been augmented by the sum OF
$4,000 900, = 5pl& sis {.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 19.-The London Herald
has long article on the life and services of
Thad. Stevens. The writer thinks that many
wiser and ADLER Americans have lately been
lost to the cause of country, but that the
Republican party will long feel that they
could have spared q better man.
FRANCE. ... ...
BERLIN, August 1S.-It is officially an
nounced that the Government of Switzer-
land will summarily reject any proposal Of
France looking to on alliance with that
Power. %"
THE HAYTEN REV0LUTI0N-A BRITISH SHIP
THREATENING PORT AU PRINCE.
HAVANA, August lS.-Salnave intends
coming here. His wife and "Minister Of
War" had already started, but the ship
was captured. Salnave having imprisoned
o Prussian, and threatened the British
Minister, the British man-of-war Favorite
was preparing to lombard Port au Prince.
THE NEW MEXICAN REv0LUTION-THE NAL
CONTENTS MAKING SOME HEADwAy.
HAVANA, August 1S.-Advices from Mex
leo say the operations against the rebels in
the State of Vera Cruz have failed. The
city of Vera Cruz was filled with malcon-
tents, and the functions of the city authori-
ties were suspended. Passengers arriving
from Cuba, unless known to be neutral in
politics, were imprisoned.
Colonel Jimmez and General Alatorre
Government ofiicials) were expected at
Vera Cruz with achievements.
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SEA-BATHING AT COBB'S ISLAND
y This delightful summer resort situated eigh-
teen miles northeast Of Cape Charles and eight
miles from nearest main land Is rapidly growing,
to become of the most attractive places on the
coast Of America. .#sgt .la..f..- trH.l
Its pleasant pure, and delightful breezes, giving
strength to the invalid will never be forgotten by
those who have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many Improvements, both In the
furnishing Of our houses and general beauty OF
our grounds. $50 49,. AE I'd .-I s. e g..F
The surf-bathing is on a grand scale, and cannot
be surpassed, being perfectly SAFE with an aound-
ance of lighthouses. -.g4 ..!s.a ,@..t
Shooting, fishing and boating cannot be excelled
ON the continent, with an abundance OF boats and
experienced men to attend to the wants Of visitors
with other amusements-bowlings saloons, billiards,
&c. .a ..
7 A BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged,
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg,
arriving at Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at A. M, will connect with steamer to
Cherrystone, and thence by line of hacks across
the peninsula flour miles, to Nottingham's Land
ing and thence by steamer to the Island, arriving
at Z. n. se Ft L-.Js-
TERMS Per day, 81; per week. s1s; per month
900. COBB BROTHERS, Proprietors,
E5r@ Cherrystone post-ohce,
je2-Sm Northampton county, Va.
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ROARpING AND LODGING.

DERSONS FROM THE SOUTH VISIT
Il ing BALTIMORE can obtain FURNISHED
ROOMS at il per day, or IS to 81 per week
for the ROOM This is Il new economy for travel
lers. Meals near by. Rooms II Liberty street,
corner Lexington. In the heart OF business: To
secure them, apply to w. h. MCLEAN. % North
Charles street Baltimore #.-ttss. aul7-lm
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+ !. Barnum, the prince Of humbugs,
Ish foot-race the other day at the Profile
nouse, New Hampshire. Several COMPETE
t y: started, but Barnum came out ahead
alstancing the field.
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A XLE GREASE, in boxes and kegs-
"A the hest and most economical article for mill
1asr,ne. carts, aud carriages. " Is warranted to
Stand any Temperature; lt combines the body and
apass ALWAYS COOL and does not run aff; and Is
nnsurnassed' In cheapness and durability: For
sale by s ~ ' , ~; a. Nv stse,t
= g9T ~" IVY SAletiDSF1ssn