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4 PRIVILEGE FOR PATIENTS IN LISA,

\ PRIVILEGE FOR PATIENTS IN INSANE
AsYLuMs.--The Government of Belgium has
recently ordered securely locked lettcr-boXcS
to be placed in all the insane asylums Of the
country, public or private, in positions where
they will be easily accessible to all the in.
mates. They are designed to allow com.
plants and suggestions to be made to the
authorities in Il way independent of any OF
the officers or attendants. No one connected
with the institution can have access to them
They are in charge Of the Procurcur du Ro
of the district and the letters they contain
are taken to him weekly for examination
The complaints made are investigated, and il
any one claims to I've sane. he is ordered tt
be examined Ivy medical experts. Abuse
are corrected The system cNcrts Il whole
some influence. and tends to secure proper
management in all its details.
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DYING OuT.-I'he patent places" in
England are rapidly disappearing, and pro-
badly in another quarter Of century there
will scarcely be one left of those good things
that were secured to Horace Walpolc by a
thoughtful parents care TO the extent OF
100000 Il year while still minor. The
clerk>hp Of the Court of Kings Bench,
worth $4,000 Il year, lapscd lately by the
death of Lord Peterborough. who for about
half Il century had drawn that snug salary
for doing nothing. and now IN act has Just
been passed abol>hnG the immensely valua-
bic Office Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the Court
OF Chancery. This has long been held by !;
relative of the Duke Of Bedford, and it ned
scarcely BE said that vested interests have
been rcligio,ISy respected.
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y LEAF FROM lIlSTOEY.-'i'hiS discovery
has just been made Ivy the Tribune: The
following curious passage of early New Eng.
land history is taken from the Memoirs Of
Deacon Jcdediah BigIow, of Wlaynham,
Mas vol. l, p. IS:
"Now amonge We godic men on horde OF
We Shippe Maytlowcr there was one .'no
A'DiXe. the which had hcene tax gatherer
in England, and on We Shippe he bare yc
bagge, and his soule delighted in We jingle.
jange of We pence there within. And when
they were come to We Harboure called Ply.
mouth lie mounted straightway on We Rocke
gu; stood there, and spake, saying: AS my
soule livcth, except yc make nice We Post
mlStcrc, ! will get nee hence, and join VI
other partic: towii, yc heather salva"eS.
Aud they were sore afraid. And they made
him PoSmustcrc."
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\ CORNER IN EHIE-Commodorc Wander
bit, lamiIiarIzing IL remark of the elder
Rotschild, gave his advice once to victim:
Never sell what you haven't got, Sonny"
Some parties ignorant of, or reckless of, this
device, have been selling Erie for Il Decline
that is, they intended reversing the usual
method on speculation by selling first and
buying afterwards. But too many Of them
did the same thing, and there wasn't enough
stock to 20 round. The consequence WAS II
corner" in Erie. which prevailed up TO the
time the Board adjourned Saturday. -Nr~
YORK. Hcr0H.
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TIE GRANT CAMrAIGSlXG.-Gcneral Is. j.,
Butler leaves here this evening for the Pitts
burgh Convention. After the Convention he
will 20 to Cleveland, where he will deliver Il
couple of addresses. From thence, OH the
21st, he addresses I'm audience in Cincinnati
and with General Hawley ibis old political
opponenD will speak in Chicago on the 23d
and Milwaukee on the oath. He then will
stump Indiana, and, in company with Haw'
ley. speak in Philadelphia on the eve of tie
S,otp plprtiOn
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TIE PREACHING AT THE WHITE SULPHUR
\ White sulphur letter. speaking OF the
preaching there this season, says:
NEARLY all denominations have beer
representative Presbyterian by Drs. Hoge
of Richmond, and Alexander, Of Prince
Edward; the Baptist by Rev. Thomas Hume
Jr., Of DanyIle and the Episcopal by Bishop
Pinkney. Of Washington, and DR.. Norwood
of Richmond. With none were several s.,
much pleased and struck us Mr.. Hume. ii,
is Il very learned and eloquent young man
Il very earnest and impressive speaker"
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MIsrAkE.-At Marion. Indiana. a few days
ago two thirsty young men thought to So
cure free drinks i'll Il drug store during the
temporary absence OF the proprietor. RIy
mistake the Iaudanlm bottle WAS seized hold
Of instead of the one containing car dc re
and while one put down very hastily TIVE.
ln.c: drink from a glass the other sucked
from the bottle. When they came to plank
down 81 each for medical services and the
Use of stonmch-rump they found they had
paid IL pretty round price for free drinks
which wouldn't remain on the stomach.
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4 DUEL SPoILED.-Tbc Savannah Nctrs of
Saturday is responsible for the following.

\ DUEL SPoILED.-Tbc Savannah Nc,rs of
Saturday Is responsible for the following:
Late Thursday night certain young
gentleman of this city, representing one of
the first families of Virginia. visited one OF
our leading hotels, became offended at on
Of the clerks, aud threw him his card. at the
same time asking il he knew what that
meant. The clerk. without hesitation, replied
That he did, and would he ready to receive
any communication which the Virginian
might send through third party. The con-
sequence was that yesterday the second of
the Virginian called on the second of the
Canadian and assured him that he meant
business that his gentleman would exhibit
no white feather, dc. Tie clerks second
responded very much in the same spirit. and
claimed the choice Of weapons. when it was
announced that, i'll Il quiet kind of place,
the affair of honor would be settled this
morning to the satisfaction of all parties.
About ha!l-rast , O'Clock yesterday az
terDoon the friends Of the Nirginian apollo
gized for their friend and, from the pop
ping of pistols the sounds Of war changed
into the popping of rorks from few bottles
OF Dublin ginger ale"
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DEATH OF A CLERGYMAH.-The Cecil (Md

DEATH OF A CLERGYMAH.--The Cecil Old.
Democrat says:
Intelligence reached Elkton on Monday
last that Rev. Nottingham d. Mitchell, for
merIy rector of Trinity church, in this town
hut who resigned about a year since to locate
in Il miller climate, had died in Florida OF
pulmonary consumption. Mr.. Mitchell al
first was much benefited by his residence in
the Land of Flowers" and WAS encouraged
to accept the care of parish thee.
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MARRIAdE.-Mss Slidell, the Youngest
daughter Of the late John SIide.l, was mar.
ried on Saturday, Eth instsnt, to Baron PET
fer, Of Iucerne. Switzerland. at tho house OF
her brolhsr-in.!aw, Baron ErIauger. Bot
loene.s,lr-seine. The witnesses were Messrs
Drougn do L'Huys and Francis 2. CoEbin
Amongst the guests at the de3euner were the
Papal Nuncio, Mr.. Washburn, Prince dc
polipnnc. &c. &c.
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DEATH OF FINE HoRsr.-Tbe Wheeling
Nv. Na.) LnteHGencer reports that Dan
Ricc's horse Stephen 4. Douglass was turned
out to Craze on Monday, and was so badl!
injured in attempting to jump high picker
fence that it was found necessary 10 shool
him to shorten his misery. Next to the
beautiful blind horse Excelsior, Jr., Doug
lass was perhaps more generally admired
than any other animal ever exhibited IN the
circus ring i'm this country.
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A VIRGINIA WoMAN's SCHooL.-A Ne

VI Nlttl SlNtS tHt llSlH.
Miss Pcgram, of Richmond, is also here
associated with Mrs. Blerrker and Mis-
Hainc>, OF Gl7lmmcrcv Park, whose schoo
has sent forth so many thoroughly educated
women, recently returned from Europe
bringing with her IN accomplished kinder.
gartrn teacher from Germany. She intends
opening select kindergarten school separate
from her preparatory school, and wi | doubt
less attract great many juveniles, us the
system of collect teaching" is fast attaining
its deserved popularity.
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burg (Na.) Ne,rS of yesterday contains TIT
following items

LyNCHBrRG AND FICiSlTY.-The Lynch.
burg (Na.) Ne,rS of yesterday contains the
following items:
Masonic NerS.-In obedience to the or
tler> of the Il. r. Grand Commander OF
knights Trmplor of Virginia. De Moay
Comnr,ndcry. No. 1, will assemble ut the
Virginia ana Tennessee depot ri ) O'Clock
this afternoon to proceed to the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs to attend the annual
! assembly of the Grand Commandcry of Nir.
~inia. to be held at that place tomorrow. A
| detachment of Knights remplar from Ports.
| mouth Conmaudery. No. ), passed through
| this Yesterday afternoon on the way TO thu
| Montgomery White sulphur Springs to at
| tend the Grand Assembly of the Order al
| that place tomorrow.
| H,g,y Tydcei.-Tb" travel over the rail.
roads through this city continues unusually
| large for the season. Yesterday eighty
| through passengers were brought up on the
| Orange road.
UnitPd states COurt.-Thc fall term OF
the United States District Court, Judge
| Riyc> presiding, commences in this city this
| morning.
Inspectors -lppoMcd. --Goycrnor Walker
has arprintcd ". II. Whtlnw Inspector o
tobacco at I.ynch'S warehouse on the part
of the State and {. ID. Hammer for the own
| crS.
Erc1rH0n.-An excursion train from
Stanton. having on board between six and
seven hundred negroes. male and female, ar
rived here about . o'clock Sunday afternoon
and lett 1T ; o'clock.
FtuS' - Eariy ristrs We're aStonShcd ye>tcr
day morning Ia see that Jack Frost had PAID
us visit. There was not enough TO do MT
tcrial damage To vegetation.
.SCrToWSiy inj"r"i.--Mr. james Jibh>. III
cmploNt OF the Orange and Alexandra Rail
road Company, WAS caught between tive
ears he WAS coupling Sunday afternoon an(
very seriously crushed on the side and back
Insurance .SWt Uccided.--ln the Corpora
ton Court yesterday. the suit of tn,
executive of the late Alexander kinncar Us
The Georgia Home Insurance Company tt
recover Il policy of $1,000 on Il house belong
in- to Mr.. kinncar'S estate. which was de
>troyrd hy lire in April, 1871, was decided il
favor OF the plaintiff, interest being allowed
from the date named.
C0u|e-Fourteen carloads Of cattle were
shipped on Sunday. and nine carloads yes
tcrday evening, to the northern markets b.
way of Tie Orange and Alexandria railroad
| Burned. Among the articles burned Il
knncar'> fire which were not insured Were
100 barrels of flour, 900 bushels of oats
and 200 bushels of corn.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA.
The property Of the Presbyterian churches
in Philadelphia is worth, according TO tue
census, IL $4,000, to which 81 1900, 600 should
he added for the Presbyterian Publication
House, the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital, The Mis-
sion House in Arch street, and other pro-
perty. The debt on all the churches is est-
mated at 100000. They will seat 5l,oCo
MOrShipp. II.
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CrBA.-JudginS from the tenor of King
Amadclls's speech at the opening of tn" Sran.
iSh CorteS, the rebellion in Cuba is not rs
near extinct as reports from the Government
party at Havana would have IL lciie,e.
More troops for the island are promise ed.
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VIRGINIA CARrET-B AGGERs.--I Frcde-
rckShurg (Na.) Ledger has the following
about some carpct-bagger: from Virginia:
The Ouachita Commercial, n handsome
and wcll-edited paper, published at Arkadcl-
phia, Arkansas, contains the names of seve-
raj former citizens Of this part of Virginia,
who are now figuring in public affairs in
that locality. The Commercial is edited by
Charles W. Tankcrslcy. formerly of Stafford.
MIR. Tunkerslcy is also engaged in the prac-
tice of law. George a. Kingston, formerly
the commonwealth Attorney for Stafford,
is the sheriff of Clarke county, and also
chairman of the Republican Executive Com
mittce Of his township. MIR. Kingston is
prac,icing law. ID. S. Dolbear, formerly
commemorative Attorney of this town ana
county, is president of the Board OF Regis
tration Of Clark county.
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sNorAI. REroIA.-m Brooklyn, n. Y, the
Police Superintendent aims to make the
force d cidcdly moral and honest one. The
hast order is that every man pay his debts or
h lii missed the force.
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skr0an svasssing M sStifssd Viat.j
ors-s-The Pennsylvania Elaction---

FROM svash ingf 0sssz No sssitifsaif wit.
0rs-s-The PeHnsylsansa Eiection.--
Governor Curtin.
tSorfesp ondence ofthe Richmond Disratchl
.WAsHlsoros, September 10.
Mex! week the President will return for
the Winter season, and probably the great
majority OF the officials who have been abb
sent during the entire summer will then
think it worth while to return and rive
some attention TO public duties. though
until after the Presidential campaign Is
ended 1t is to be expected that all who can
be useful for political purposes away from
Washington will devote the greater part of
their attention to business away from the
national capital.
Washington is once more honorcd with
delegation or two of the fncst-fcathcred IN
dian tribes that ever smoked the pipe of
peace and went TO war twelve hours after
ward. They are here arraycd in all the glo-
RES OF their savage nature. and will create a
sensation far ahead of that caused by the
presence of cred Cloud" and "Spotted
Tail" The usual talk is to he delayed until
the aborlSnes are rested from their long
Journey. and in the mean time the orators will
make up their minds as to what they want to
tell their "Grcat Father" 1t is very safe to
fSiiIoi' CouilCil VIII DE OF the StefeO-
typed order which has characterized all the
Indian talks that have made items in the
history OF the present pence policy of the
Administration though, us the army is be-
coming angry and the Interior Department
weary ut the persistent overtllres OF friend
ship and the fragrant violations of it, the Sc
crctary Of the Interior may have Somctlin"
TO say not SD pleasant to the red men as tie
USUAL ralavcr about giving item ponies ana
educating their purposes.
The Pennsylvania election is already be-
ginning to almost entirely absorb public at
tcntion here, inlSmuch as the most active en-
ertionS have commenced on both sides in
that State. There is much speculation as to
whether Ex-Governor Curtin will declare his
sentiments, which he has already stated are
definitely settled, before tho October election.
Many think that he will, but so far as any
one here seems to have information there is
no ground for declaration one way or the
other at present. Leading Radicals say that
at this time Governor Curtin'S position in
the contest will have no weight; but those
from Pennsylvania think otherwise, and ad-
nit that should Curtin come out against the
HartranftCamcron wing that the majority
against it would be overwhelming. The adj
vices received 10y Democrats of their pros
poets in the State are very cheering in their
character. TIMoN.
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The mos. sensible premium we have heard
of j. offered ut California fair to the young
woman who shall prepare the best dinner at
the smallest cost,
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UNITED STATES GRAND LODGE or OPP
FELLowS.-Thc Grand Lodge of the United
States of Odd-Feows commenced its forty
eighth annual communication in Baltimore
Monday. Among the Representatives from
Virginia are +. II. Fitzhugh, Grand Lodge.
j. II. Robinson and II. Latham. The re-
ports from the States are as follows:
The reports from States are reviewed at
length in the report. California reports two
hundred lodges and fifteen cnrlmpmcnts.
numbering $4,000; Delaware. 2,55G men,
hcr>. aud the District Of Columbia 3,1O0
members :; Florida, l,742; Illinois, 10000
members and 1000 patrarchs Indiana
claims over 10000 members and 4,721 patr-
archs; Iowa, ia lodges, with over 10000
members and l ,752 patrilrchS; Kansas, 4,125;
Kentucky reports Il large increase, as does
also Louisiana and the lower provinces of
British North America and Maine, Connec-
ticut. and other States; Maryland claims
1i,G00 members and 1000 patrarcllS; Michi-
gan, 5000 members and 800 patriarchs ::
Missouri, 1924 members and 1000 patri-
archs; New Hampshire, !, 5l2 members and
,jl9 patriarchS New York reports total
membership Of 29,4l0; Nevada, 400 MEN,
DcfS. OnlO, oi,piS nlenlpcls, pennsylvania
shows immense growth. She now has
S5,S0S members and 1910 patriarchs !;
Rlode Island, $500 members South Care
lima reports having falling from thirty to
twelve lodges; Texas claims $500 members :
Wisconsin, $50 members. New Mexico,
Dakota Montana, and Montreal all give en-
couraging reports. In Germany four juri :
dictions are reported, and one lodge in
Switzerland; total number about 800. Aus
tralia. Sandwich Islands. and Utah, Wash
ington, Arizona, and Wyoming Territories
also give cheerful reports. The financial re-
port shows that the total revenue for the
past year was S42,2lG.GG. showing Il deficit oi
$Gli.l3 from the year previous. Accom-
Innyin| the report are communications from
all parts of the world to the VI. w. G.. Sccrc-
lary. The report Of +. ID. Stuart, NJ. W.
| e.. Sire, is possessed Of much interest. Re
ierring TO The Order in Europe he commeuds
the activity of District Deputy Grand SireS
Hugo WolIheim, of Prussia NJ. Burnhcim,
of Wurtemburg; o. ArnouN. of SaNony.
! and c. Heinrich, of Switzerland. In conncc-
ton with the burning Of Chicago II Is shown
| that Sl23.I2I.53 was contributed by the
Order and Sll3,Jj4.39 distributed, tic bal
ancc being Oil hard.
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Ex-Governor William w. Holden al.
nounces in the Raleigh papers that he VIII
attend to the collection of all kinds OF claims
against the General Government.
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AN EXTREMELY YOUTHFUL MURDEREE.-
Sunday evening, Sth Instant, in Johnson
township, Scott county, Ind, an cIsht-year
old boy named Lotus became angry ut Il lit
tie girl of seven years, 4 daughter OF Jerry
Chandler, and taking mp a shot-gun, hred the
contents into her stomach. The gun was
loaded with slugs. The girl fingered till
morning, when she died.
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WINES. LIQUORS. TOBACCO, dc.

A TTENTION, AR-MANUFACTU-
IA RERS.-Wc have Just received a fine lot of o
eases OLD SEED-LEAF TOBACCO, suitable fer
wrappers and binders, which will sell to the trace
very cheap. Call ard examine for yourself at
WHITLOCK & ABRAMS'S,
60 ls-Iw I1,5 Main street.
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MEcKLENEuRG IrEMs.--The Boydton (Na.)
Sentinel of Saturday contains the following
items:
Tornado and HaU-A very destructive
hail storm and wind occurred on Monday
last in the upper end of this county, COM
mcuciug about Chri>tianSville and moving
caS, along the line Of the Mchcrrin river,
embracing Il breadth OF the country some
six or seven miles in width. greatly damaging
the tobacco and other crops. How low dow
the river it extended we have been unable
to learn AT Bal1y's bridge the storm had
not abatcd in the least, but rather increased
in fury. Trees were torn up by the roots,
fences cGIHzcd, and some houses blown
down. On Ben JohnSon's farm all the houses
were blown down except his dwelling. On
the same day severe wind passed in the
ncighborhood Of Mr.. j. Jcllrcss's farm, be-
tween B0ydton and GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Il.
Pettus, we understand, lost his entire crop
of tobacco, the violence Of the wind strip
ping OF the leaves and leaving little but the
stalks.
Three Children Burnt TO Deah.-An out
house on the plantation OF Mr. Hervey, a few
miles from Boydton. was destroyed by fire
on last Thursday, and three colored children,
who were in il, were burned to death. The
children were under the care OF \ nurse, who
len them In the Apuse. and il is probable
That they were first burned, the are being
communicated to the bedding, &c., III the
room.
fsaale Lolege.-Our Female College EN-.
terprise has again been agitated, and on Sat.
urday morning last we had meeting of our
people, and in that meeting and during the
day there was subscribed to this project an
additional sum of $4,000. This makes Il suffi-
cheney to pay for the property recently pur-
chased. We now want $1,000 more to im-
prove it. and We have made pretty begin
ming to Get that.
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The COAL House. Of the Brown Hill Iron
Works. in Wright county. Va, with i5,nu0
bushels OF coal, was burnt last week.-Mrs.
$1,000.
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r.,rw pREsBYTERY.

MOT nj | \. VI. ana "aS cPcii-
rn''N ,:,,nr l., the late Moderator, ReF.
afNljb H., T'. from John Kill. AZ. 10.
l9er!f> ",n,n~ mcrAbrr> answered 10 thclr
Thr i',,., '.,.s- Rev. MC>sr>. Riddle, l..
~sm - ,,.t.,,,.. scott. Graham, {. Whtc,
r Nt.'."' 'W..,Jvorth, q. W. White, Craw-'
l.@'>''' I,,rkin>. ana Finley. h''f'nG
.ml ~, ..,,r. EnglC. bishop, +. ;.
t.'- rr.n,hlrt. /. i. Nch"h, ra'hcs-
H|.'" ~ Pancake. NIt, i. khin''tHfi.
...f. u White was chosen A"d'l'l'"I.
@'.'' " Finley. with Elder Hota,
-' It'' ",
.r''.' ,.l recess until q O'Clock /.
,'t>. N'''' Nr,--l,>irrv met. The
v w.. .t,f,d meeting and also ci
.-~ '' .....,,n.r were read for intor
....- sanding committees were
peg.
..-,nna Erv. Charles W Nilc,
>. ,.i Elder Nhnrhart.
General Assembly: Nt>SrS.
........ .,rl Irtryrr.
l->.r.fo.>: Nc->r>. scott. CIV
r.,...,
N.,.r-. +. l.. NcIt"n. Pancake.
,..sn,r: Nr>>r>. Crawford. Il.
..l uG'.
.....o...r i,,nIiatc> Mc>>r>. W o"d-
,,...,.. .,j rirhclhrrgrr.
,... &, rf Res. Nr. Raymond the
.,.r h,turru himself and the
,'.... .,...., WA Dissolved. and acorn
..-.. ..,.a..i.G "nd with h'm
..,,.,a> II rrr>hyt"rN I" hiul.
,...,....r u.4u}ry~ ",r' invited 10 81
.....3gn- members: Rev. l'E. lHlf
,G,.,,s>. ,auryh: Rev. l'r. Hi-Ecr. OF
,,.ra,3 Church; and KEY. VI. r.
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Tf,. r,.r.It ~ tn Committee on lNpiItd-
s $50, s'ai al" ryyoln,n ,,;, ,,;,, ,,o,.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-18

GOAL, COKE. WOOD.-By schooncrs
Y McSlail. Ocean Bird. and Morning Light am
rrre Wing rargoc, Of very superior RED and WHITE
ASH EGG. STOVE. and CHESTNUT ANTHkA-
CITE coal. for sale 1T the very lowest market
rates Also full supply, NJ Company's prices: OF
CLOVER HILL LUMP, HAIL, and ENGINE
COAL thituninous for crate: &c the best St,oH.
OAK ma PINE WOOD OF uncquallcd quality: u
Is convenient and economical. Also the best CUM
RERL AND coal. for manufacturing .purposcs
For fuel al any kind apply 10 the subscriber,
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