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THe NEw GENERAL PosT OFFICE BUILDING,

This building now being completed, and occupied,
is one Of the most beautiful of oil the public buildings
in the Union, and stands in fine contrast with some
other of the public buildings in this city. II ~surpasses
in elegance of style and superiority Of material, and &C
cording to onr judgment, in ~neatness of workmanship
We may safely say that it will adVantageously con
trast with them in point Of durability and economy; for,
when the c~orroding influence of time shall have crnm'
bled the others TO dast, this building Will stand - 3 mo
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY cooDs-EaAA, is4i.

10 .IffTCFNHiS, 4 W UiHtJS'
ID II. JENKINS has received, aud will open, the lars.s,
III. most extensive stock Of entire new FALL AND NiNiE'
DRY GOODS he has ever purchased. Having made .a'r"s.',
for some great bargains, those who want tbtm =
find il 10 their interest Ia call and examine the following;
Brown and white cotton Siirin-s, ate, 3, 10, i2c, a"d '"H
Cotton OzEaburss, al o, 10 and lie.
Plaid AMI plain liHseys, AT L., zoe. and finer.
Negro Clothing, for men, II L., 20c. and finer.
Cloths, Cassirleres aud yestings, all kinds.
Red flanne!s, a. l2l, Ole, IL. Cd, .. Sd and dnef.
White Fianncls, Al Is. 81, IS, -. 3D., IS. and finer
.iouselin de LANES, at s., 2. ,, 1, 5, for 4 dress.
Plain Nonselins, &C all c"iors and prices.
Rich and elegant Nolsrln Dresses, new styles. +
Plain, striped, figured and plaid SIiss, all styles.
Elegant CIene and her Silks. for dresses.
Lille EdglGgs and Laces, new patterns aud cheap.
Thread Edsings and lares, NIL prices.
Lace Wells and rich silk Scarfs.
Great bargains in Blankets, Of all kinds. "a, a,r
80 1000 yards Calicoes, for dresses, ell fncef, from ~ . "".
and finer.
Furniture Calicocs, at 8, 10, l2ic. Is. and liner.
New style Sha%is, aiantillas and Scarfs. ~, =. n.
Every price Linen Cambric Handkerchief, hoHa
to the finest. 80, p,,rs,
Also. several cases new style Fall aud Winter Bonhe'' Do"'
Rihands and Bonnet Flowers. xy,ry
In addition 10 the above, are Irish Linens. all price,, ana :
article in the Linen DEPARTMENT. altogether forming W.
ful and fashionable stock Of Goods ever oHfrfi car,
lie IL. 'EhhiSs e"e'p 80 il-El2i
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Il. K. LYON K CO.,
npnnIcE On MlnSSEnA. 4 M ElRlI4RDLNG MEL

Il. h. LYON ~ w.,
PRODUCE. coMMIsSIoh yasD FoRb.aRDLrG -MER
Dealers IN Groceries,, Hines, Liquors, &c,
7. K. LYON, W. ( J. D. CHRISTIAN.
xNE have received Ly recent arrivals from New York, Bali.
w more and Richmond, via Canal, heavy additions TO or
stock Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c, which, with previous
receipts, render gu" na, as," ,ln ehien>i !: and complete, and =. =
public, satisfied we can offer Inducements in OR line. W"
al 'Tnde u a distance. particularly to ~ stock Of pune Wine,
The following comprises a portion of our stock, which we ole
suGARs-si. croix. New Orleans, Porto Rico, Havana, White,
Crushed and Refined Loaf
MOLASSES-New Orleans, Porto Rico and :. II
Cn~FFEEooid java; Lasnyra and Rio; =, D., =.
Observation-Disclosures. Old Cosnac, seienette, Old .!
GlNS~Uid Holland, y. A. J. Nolet, %scheidam,' and Rose
LIQUORS, .a.s'd.-N. E. Rum, Rye, Whisky, c%ordia-, Lon.
TEAs-Gunpowder, Imperial. and Y; u; Teas, and Rice.
SALT and fISii-Liverpool filled salt No. new lienirgs.
PLAisTER-Lnmp and Ground, lin tierces 500 ibsl
B~ACoN-Todd's Family, Cincinnati cured, log roand, sides
and Shoulders.
soAr-lul'- steam, Kirsman's, and fancy Soap.
CAXDLEs-Patcn refined, hydranii', pressed ani sperm.
LEATHER-sole and upper, calf sides
cOl"rON-Coton, Cotton Yarns, aud uakum fos caulkirc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -iHes; 5 and 10 gallon Delai"hn-.
cRoCEEEY AND STONE Notwithstanding every d.
IA !" RAIsINs, Almonds, Flo, Bread aud cra.Aes. IL.
barra.
CIGARS, Mustard, Pepper, Starch, Nutmees, Backing.
INDIGO, He'd Cords and Lines, black and red Ink, Quiils.
Wrapping. letter and cap Paper. Waters, Curry Comb.
CoTToN CARDS, Knives, scissors, Razo;s, Patent Threats,
&C., SC.
DRY GOODS, 3 ! A., hleac.ied and brown Shirin:s, Check,
Domestic Plaids, Calicoes, very cheap; Rpka Stripes, Cotton
AIDES, Log Cabin, Cord-, handkerchief, &c, &c.
HATS AND ~CAPS-BLack Russia, coarse aud fine Palm Leaf
Hats; Seal and Fur Caps.
SIIOES-Nen's pcsscd and sewrd Groeans, ladies' Seal SIP
per-, &c, &C., with a variety of other articles.
The highest market price Is offered for every description q
Country Produce, and our Western friends would do well 10 call
on liz before selling.
Having ample room for Storage, we shall devote particular al
iention torcceiving and forwarding every description OF Aerchan
die aud Produce consigned IN our care.
~ Advances made IN Consi.nments Of Produce addressed IL
our House in Richmond. L. X. LYON & co.
Scottscille, August, 1871. 37-wly
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IfoR sALE.-IeG likely Negroes, Consisting vi ,aos, so.or
4 aud children, for cash. We Gicf the said Negroes for .,l.
b. virtue Of 4 decd OF trust, executed To the subscribers BY Fran.
els \. Martin, and Of record in The Clerks Office of the conn,.
Can't OF Prince Edward, for certain purposes thereinsc t forth
Tie sale viii positively take place in front of George L. Jefrr,.
Hotel, III The tow Of Farmvillr, in the 25th day of Drcr,n..,
neat. MOSES TREADWAY,l
JOEI. J.. SCOTT, and Yrvst.e.
ISAAC READ,
Nov. &c h5-v.l.
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A YOUNG Gentleman, a vrrinian by birth and education
n would accept Of a good situation as Teacher in an AGA
DENY, or in the family Of 4 private gentleman, who warts
an Instructor Of good character and attainments. He ran
give the most satisfactory evidences OF proficiency As a
Classical, Mathematical, English and French Scholar. 4 sitna-
ton with Il legal gentleman Though not Indispensable wonid be-
preferred Address-Y. H., Hampton. Va, postage paid.
Nov. 30 5g-w2w'
n1- The Wing will copy one time.
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4 UCTIoN AND COMMISSION HoUSE.-The subscribers
n respectfully offer their services TO their friends and the public
for the sale of Negroes, Real Estate, and all other kinds Of proper
IS in tile city of Richmond. ROBERT Hill 60,
6rOss street fronting the Bell Taren.
MILL
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EEMALE BOARDING sCHOOL.-The undersigned frrI-
i gratifed in being able 10 announce TO the public his eood for
tune in securing the services of Miss ANN G. FORBES, r.
Conductress of the Female School which lie proposes 10 open if
the year 1872, At Halle Grove, in The county of Caroline.
Miss FOR BES has been for several years past the Principal u
the Female Seminary al Milton, in North Carolina, and tn A.
probation with which she has discharged the duties Of the -irIa
tion, as well rs her general qualifications for IL, are sufficiently
attrsted in the suhjolned testimonials.
Tie School will he located within one mile Of the RappahaE
mock Academy, about 5 miles from Port Royal, and in a5ont tHu
Of Rappahannock river.
The buildings are ample for the cnmfortab BILE accommodation Of
Is or even % hoarirrs. The situation is very healthy and ~ an
agreeable neighborhcOi. The chief object OF the School will te,
To inpart an enlarged and substantial English Education, I'm.
bracing all the branches that properly pertain 10 female culture
II viii open on the 18th January, lsi2, and close for thc year 81
the 18th DecemLcr-,h" month Of August being devoted 10 vaca.
ton.
~TSrms-sia0, Board and Tuition, including fuel, washing,
lodging and light. One half (sGo) 10 be paid on the last dy Of
July, and the residue on the 18th December
Address the subscriber, Mid River Post Office, until 18th lie
cember next-and, aner that date, EappaiannoCk Academy.
Nov. 18Th, 1911. PETER K. THORNTON.
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nanber of %iil:'s,als persons sss's : ~ years sao d s 5gs' result.
Eu, perhaps it may be asked, Wv wn del sUuu of the
' o,a 'pS edv csa n, We answer, in tie Isnsussss s'
pur friend Of the Abingdon Banner, the Conye sority
may ..press the matter with such a weight OF aa aaa.egisla-
and emphasis Of arsumen,, aud appeal to the be speedy
,ure-,lial wc have just light to ansIclpaiif remove The
digestion Of some plan whose fifee! sh many have Gus!
s sSs1 .h Gf IiIS.i1iaas old is"o'a% ~s sisiaing t eoan, %sEe
mp, people Of Campbell and Of he lend nsI9%ddh delegates 10 the
ibid GI,G %rs!irg; s 9y;;hTi'e cosssSSESTioN shisA meets
in Richmond on Ihursd',' ILuaehbMrg RrpuLLican.
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The subscriber having this day sold ore undivided half intcrr J,
in ID. above Mill, for the United States, 10 Mr. Elisha Melton. II
L""niSa Courthouse, Va, persons wishing 10 purchase Machine,
with County or STATE Rights, are requested 10 address him, Loui.a
Z. H., Va, or the subscriber, Baltimore, Nd. post paid.
GEORGE PAGE.
Oct 10 1--uo,
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INOSTiLS.

From :ae Ecr. Ur. Harding.
The bearer OF this, Miss A. c. Forbes, mas taught the IsEaif
School In this place for more than two years, during which iiir
she has resided in my family. / consider her qualified, both ~
requirements and by practice. to teach those branches Of Ftnnar
Education usually taught in Academies and High Schools.
ISisneil n. u. HARDING.
Milton, n. C., October Goth, 1871.
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Toial 22S9,3 09 2,3o3,oJ3
"Our trade with Great Britain and France takes
about two-thirds of all our exports, introduces nearly
one.half of our imports, and employs about one-thrd
of the shipping engaged in foreign trade
[.Nt1o York Euening Post.
The above is a very gratifying state as it shows
that we are still reducing our debt to foreign countries.
In the year ending 3o,h September, ls4o. our exports
exceeded our imports, in the sum Of s26,766,o59. Ex-
cess of exports over imports in the last two years, SOL
10 4a6. If we estimate the interest Oh our stock debts
to foreiqn countries at Sl2, OOO, 600 per annum, there is
an actual reduction of indebtedness, in the two years,
of nearly s2S, OOO, 900. The following schedule shows
The value of imports and exports, in each year, from
1921 TO 1871, both inclusive. The commercial year. II
will be remembcred, ends on The 3Oth OF September:
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DAGE'S PATENT, PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL
= The subscribers being authorised by the Pat.nter TO sell H..
neht ior me Stale Of virginia TO the above saw Mil, eri.
County Rights On accommodating. terms.
The above sill Is IN Constant operation about half a mile alo,.
the junction OF the Louisa Railroad with The Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad, Virginia. al or near Louisa Cuutlousr
Va. Also, at Annapolis, Maryland, by a ten horse power en-
CINE, cuuin. from 10 10 $4,000 feet Of plank per day-a, Page.
the Fatcntee's shop, Baltimore, and al the Depot al thr Balii.
more and Chic Railroad, near said shop. One II ih- above
Mills has rmt upwards Of one hundred thousand feet oi timl. :
near Louisa Court house, Va within the last three month.
drawn By four horses only. But We feel W disposition for m
ting. We inyii. those disposed 10 purchase rights 10 see for t!..nl.
selves.
A~ddress-Melton & oualrs, Louisa e. H., Virginia, pos, pail.
ELISHA MELTON.
mo. Il, QLfiRIIs
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Milton, Nc, October aoth, ls4l.

Miss Ann c. Forbes, The bearer Of this note, has been, iof ma
~ three wears, tie Principal Of the Female Academy IN IN
place. During a part Of that time was n resident IN te sanif
family with Miss r. can truly ray. consider har amply i."n'
fled 10 Instruct in all the branches usually taught IN Female 81
DENIES Of the highest; grade. In care and attention To h.r pai''
she will be found interchangeable.
lsisned, 4. r. HAhhi.,
Teoekcr Of the Milton Made -aea'"s.
g.. aa sG-wti
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From Or. .Ioha r. Gar,onJ.

FFcM NJ. aOHH z. HH''uH0. -
| take great pleasure in expressing my high estimation OF the
qualifications Of Miss Ann &. Forbes, a a Teacher; her patient
and unremitiing attention To the pupils under her charge at th'
Milton Female Seminary, for the last two years, has attracted
the particular notice of the patrons of the School; her intIa'"
acquaintance " ih the junior and senior branches of Female Eda.
catiun, uRiied with her JuiiCiors systtm Of imrariing instnc
ton. secures The inlros eiaent a well as the affections Of NJ
pupils. With the progress Of my orn LIZZIE daughter have been
more than grafuied, aud in sheer jnstice To The accomplishments
ami intrinsic worth If highly deserving lady, | cheeflly RI.
der her this testimonial OF my esteem aud appreciation.
lSicnedl John T.. GARLAND.
Milton, y. C., October 21th, lS4l.
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OF 1910.

the aohoic Population Of the States
and Ierr55eegate amount Of each description ct PERSONS
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ssE: ARCHER QGradnatr Of me L. :. u. Academy, nj West
- f"intl and Mrs. ARCIiER'S ACADEMY FOR YoUS;.
LADIES, Lenagiea sinrc;, , doer' EHs, Of Charts, Bshinora-it
\ The design Of this Institution IL furnish the means fa rluroagi,
ai accomplished academic education. The higher ana elemental.
~ branches OF The English Department., also, The Latin art
'ireen Languages, are under The personal superintendent Of ".
AMI Mrs. Archer.
The branches taught comprise Aneicnt and Modern G'osra.
ply and History, English Grammar, Rhetoric and English Con.
poSiliun, Arithmetic, Geometry and Algebra, Natural and Monl
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, the Greek, Latin and saai.m
languages.
assistant instructors.
J. J.. l.. REiSTRiE, Miss La RrIsIHfE, French laHcHar..-
Lessons daily, which affords very great advantages 10 pupil. imr
suing this important branch of education.
-, Drawing and Painting.
J.. GoLBuRS, Writing.
II. DEILAAS, Music.
4. II. DcRocHER, Dancing.
Tie class in Chemistry has The advantage Of 4 cOrr.e of f4,.
rures by Professor AIKEN Of the University Of Maryland, wnh
complete practical illustrations.
A mild bui firm discipline will be exercised throughout ,hr In.
ii,ptnn.
The comfort and happiness Of yonns ladies' placed in the FAINT.
\ al the principals. rs boarders, viii be parentally watched Gyr,.
The wishes al parents Will alone be consulted in reference 10
on Ii,ine Worship.
Ter. and terminates on the third Monday I'M July following.
7srns, &C., made known on application 10 VI. A., ,iiheT per.
onally or by letter, past raid.
hfrreaees-Major General Winfield Scott, q. S .4rmr; Chalt4
pavirs, l.. l.. d.: Rev. DR.. Wyatt, Baltimore: Rev. D. Johns, d..
John Z. Iackus, do; Rev. J. q. Hammer, do; Hon X. II. II,
rud-r, de. Oct. 10 7~-w6w&w6winls
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

tINNU FWNTE WHEE-IUISF.
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the celebrated n,
i nuflctory al Nnnns 4 Clark, New York, elegant AMI nia;,,
Piano Fortes, possessing the latest Improvements. and f,,
deiicacy Of touch aud sweetness oitone, 20 peculiar 10 their nm.
nuflciurc. 49,
Also, a large assortment Of Musical Instruments AMI Musir,,
Merchandise in general.
Piano forcs repaired, tuned, let on hire, and taken in =.
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music ever offered for sale IN -.
State may he selected from. nj the store Of the subscriber, vhn !,
now enabled Ia sell II the Philadelphia and New York wholr.,i.
and retail prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again viii be furnished upon L,t, ,
terms than they can lind elsewhere in The STATE.
r. II. TAYLOR.
Piano Farn aud Music Store, opposite he soas..
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Second auditors Office, Decembr q, 1871.
> The School Commissioners Of tirrtnhneT report this year
{Isll) that there are goo poor children in ihr county. They have
by parting from their surplus quota reduced their funds 10 ih'
fixed quota of SIP -. The average expense Of each child sem
10 school hy thtm in 1880, was s. -. Tue quota reserved Will
al, that rate, schcol only ~ children out OF sD u
The county. i similar rcsui; must lie experienced in the cthel
rountics named.
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COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES. i.
We have received a statemen of the commerce OF
the United States for the year ending September 80,
l541.
was sl32,OS5,9 46
The total amount of imports from foreign
countries was io',i4i,'i'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-26
SCENE In The SENATE.

At The close Of the reading OF The mes.
s,ge in the Senate, says ahe Reporter Tor
the National ln,elligencer, there was a
slight expression If applause IN the genrle.
mems g ,llsry, by sinking on the floor
with canes. which was instantly followed
by one or two rather faint Kisses.
Several Senators rose simultaneously,
and the sonoIous voice Of Mr.. Sesier, ut
Arkansas, WIS hoard loudly demanding
that The galleries be cleared.
Mr.. Benton rose al the same time, APP,
parenly under sEung excitement. snd
stated that there bad been hlsses in The
gallery.
IA, This momen, all ma,ks. whether oil
appreciation " The contrary, iunedietsIy
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Attention.

TO The Commissioned, non-f

TO the Commissioned, non-[ Commissions
ed Officers. and Musicians. of the 4sth
Regiment of North Carolina Miliiia.3
yFuU are h reby commanded % attend IT
y David Mebane's. on Saturday the 18Th sf
ep,ember. at IN O'Clock. eouippsd according
10 Law, for Drlli Muster aud Court. Martial;
aal on Wednesday The a2ad oil September.
you vii attend. with yaur Respective Conn
pauics. at II O'Clock. EQUIPPED according 10
law. with six rounds of powder, tnr review.
BY order Of the Briasdier Geaessl Of the
sixth Brigade Of North Carolina M,il.la.
THOMAS JONES, Col. Com.
Augas. %. sJ-
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SUPREME COURT.

Decisions have been made in the fol-
lowing cases since our last notice:
RUFFIN, G. J. in den er dem. Burgwin
.. Dcyereux, from Jones; affirming the
judgment below.
Also in Waddell 0. Hewitt, in Equity,
from Orange; directing decree for the
plaintiffs, and a reference 10 the Master.
Also in Heron q. Cunningham, in
Equity, from Haywood; reversing the
decree, and dismissing the bill with costs,
but without prejudice.
Also in Mebane o. Mebane, in Equity,
from Orange !. dismissing the bill with
costs.
Also in Williams o. Powell. in Equity,
from Johnston; directing a decree for the
plaintiff, and a reference to take the pro-
per accounts. .-
Also, in Steele o. Christian .. Horton
and Thomas, in Equity, from Yancy;
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Stewart D. Garland. from Ma
con; affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Going o. Rich, from Davie;
reversing the judgment below.
GAsToN, j. in Cameron and Mordecai
q. Commissioners Of Raleigh and Others,
in Equity, from Wake; directing decree
in favor of the emancipated slaves.
Also in Moore o. Anderson, in Equity,
from Orange; dismissing the bill with
costs.
Also in Jones and Others 0. Paschall,
in Equity, from Granville; declaring that
the construction contended for by the in
fant defendants, L. and L. Jones. is the
true construction of the will.
Also in Spach .. Long, in Equity, from
Stokes; order on the exceptions.
Also in Fox q. Horah, in Equity, from
Mecklcnburg; declaring that there is err
ror in the decree below.
Also in Montgomery .. M'Alpin, from
CaswelI; affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Fortescue .. Satterthwaite,
from Beaufort; granting new trial.
Also, in Redman o. Roberts, from
Iredell; granting a new trial.
DANIEL, J. in Hauser .. Dellinger,
from Lincoln; directing new trial.
Also in Ennis .. Leach, in Equity,
from Johnston; directing decree for the
plaintiff.
Also in Peoples U. Tatom, in Equity,
from Guilford; directing the bill to be dis
missed.
Also in Moore .. Reid, in Equity, from
Rockingham; directing the decree against
the plaintiff and his surety for 81 900 to
be reversed, and the residue Of the decree
dissolving the injunction to be affirmed.
Also, in Duncan .. Duncan, from
Burke; affirming the order Of the Court
below.
Also, in Walton U. Tomlin, from Ashe:
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Davis .. Campbell, from Robe
son; reversing the judgment below.
Raleigh Register.
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THE MARKETS.
Obituary.

Died. on the Ain Of July last, IN Illinoi,
HARRIsoS SAITH, esq, Attorney ii Law
late Of HarlIand, Vermont.
Died. a, the residence ofhis brother in
Haywood county, Tennessee, on the 9Th
ulimo, Of consumption. Mr. cHARLEs II.
MuLHoLLASD. son Of The late Hugh Null
land Of this county. in the 25Ih year Of
his age. The deceased was highly es-
ieemed for his integrity Of character and
many amiable qualities; and during his
long and painful sickness his patience and
resignation gave consOling hope 10 his
friends that he died the death Of chris
tian.
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MElE EEIl0

49, THE L4dies Of he Female Be-
-, ussoleni Society attached 10 the
Presbyterian Church in this place. intend
holding i Fair a. the Masonic Hall on FRI-
BAR Of Arorsr cOVKr. (hs 27sh.l The
proceeds a.e 10 be sppied 70 the improve
men. OF the interior Of the Church. and
40 making more eOmSariable seats. IfsO
good an object Is Ibis win not induce a
liberal patronage. we are sure ihainOshing
We can soy would have any effect
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A MAxnoTH.--Do not think, gentle
reader. thai We are about 70 tax your ere.
duliy with passing strange" account
Of some huge skeleton, the remains d
.'ages Beyond the food" within the ribs
Of which band Of musicians may be
comfortably seated, 10 strike their notes Of
sweet concord while spectators gaze in de-
lighted wonder and admiration. Though
the mammoth Of which we are about 10
speak ras dag Ou Of me sarih, we opine
il il not the more remarkable on that ac-
count; and we shall not attempt 10 prove
is antiquity. Nay. our mammoth IS the
more remarkable for having been the pro-
duction Of this $50 our fathers say) dege-
neraie age. But the matter Of fact.
We received yesterday morning, from a
female friend in this place, white man.
moth BEER, weighing six pounds and q
half, and measuring twenty-five inches in
circumference and wiihal perfectly soand
and Of delicious flavor; at least 80 VIC judge
from It's appearance. The kind friend
will please accept our thanks for the "a.
vor.