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From the Chronicle and Sentinel, Augusta, (Geo.l
" n PALMER I60 Na.sau-si. CI!oaue Bnili1-s New
York will our Agent N taat City, - stotn 20!
IN. nrs Tor d: ons and ALveitisln: may be made
Fun the U,inorrsyic JouInnl king.ton, (N. "
M l. r. Palmer is cur Agent. Tetmsoi Advertising. sun,
scripions, &c made known on implication 10 a t. w. ~
From the Nevburch Telegraph. Nembqrgh N. "
With new OF securing Advertisements on business men
in New York we have accepted proposals from M D.
PsImer TO become Agent He wl transact our ou'!ae IN
III. srt'N
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETHi!!

n /. LEWIS. SURGEON DENTIST. 80 Broadway.
friends and public that he hr, made the following great
Teeth plugged with fine gold, 81 co. Do do do tin foil
SILVER 50 CTS Do cleaned 81. Do extructed. 80 cts fooh
ache cured 20 CTS d. Smiss
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rs will Tie Fsrcy Goods s 3, Ia per
hus,ness, as formerly on his indiSiuH"' p, VAN Fps
street ltij1
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Brmug M & Gloer. Ell 200 Croydon ....,... 4.5g2
Chester & Bkenhead 30 Manch. L. BrnnP ham. S,h,4
Ellnb < Glasgow 400 Munich. Bolton 8, Bury. 1876
Eastern Counties H. l2 Manchester g. LeeiS 1905
Glasgow IL Ayr o,3l Midland Railway 3i3l
GRIND Junction lO7s2 NEWCASTLE & Curlsc III
Great North Of England. 9.4iQ North Unien 80
liverpool & Manchester 500 Sheffield Manchester s.5s
London Il Birmingham 5.S5 Sonh Eastern 4 Dover g, y0
Brighton y. Ulster ..;......:.. ,l3
South Western 9Sii York & North Midland $50
The exports q! precious metals from London for
the week ending Nov. 2sth were:
Silver Hamburg 300 ounces
- coin 10 Rotterdam, ia0,cVJ
i Commercial Circular sata: 4" Ii may safely be
avcrred that long the month Of November found the
market of Manchester heahy condition and bare OF
Stock
The fllowirg dividends have been dFcl9rcd
The Delaware & Ratan Canal and Camden & Amboy Rail
road ger ceat The Equitable lns Co cea The Bank
ofVgna. 3 per cent; subject to u cent payable To tie
State The Baltimore Life las Co per CT The Clinton Bank
OF Columbus. Ohio, and the Connecticut River Bank
ing Company 8 per ct.
n, 4 M, T,-,I,,
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- 1Oo In hls ami beautiful Country Seei and Farm
County I'VE Weeh:e Rn fns apds i@50s
pc,i1s ~ w Contains ls5 acres OF land, part OF whch
%scdaad and t6s5ea Bo Ms w'1s he N fa
rc'e anu ,ans a feet BIZ 50 feet, ogi IN The ceIt ahnst'
f IN the modem 'y anS n 0t 1ef Tpe ptiaree So.
lu AVN $40 On the premises ere coca am i.S'
Ty. iarc and conne'ocs Yam; ;,' ,,.siry aies
aai = t bat 10 i nos; ,u1slsg1liei .lafti u
10 ,.ss,e. the ssts az tfs Mansion Que = an
other vu ILL.,. nevrr ialn: WG!l OF waef N The ou.-i
. Ga ssrt enk s. through ssd Iaes ,ef b o. nor
near e nnrDascs There natural ba'in
Tor t, stream The Mnn.on nere
Fish roma ss csee IS within 2 miles fotn NE Cty o
frog M sa,ss e1 DsRe me
a3d miles Io uIno,es The Hssey Farm adlons TINS place
On The South. ApIpNyT aoNY J. BLEECKER & &C.
az 10 Broad-strset. near w nii'soees.
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o. Mercantile LIBRARY AssocfattoniII ,u
suant 10 Ant IL Chap of the Constitution the Annual tc
ton for Officers of this As.nciaon will be held at Clinton Hal
on Tuesday Jun 81 The polls will be open NJ A. NJ un'
close al s y. ". By order OF :,
S eSdsiIanal. CHAS. NJ. WHEATLEY, Rsc. Sec.
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agarssets. curefplly reported for The Tribune.

COTTON-The advices by the Roches,e:. WHICH brings two
doys later from England furnish CLEAN of comfort for Cotton
holders the they have had for months The following ex
tracts from Liverpool letters the position OF the market.
md show tina, the had taken place, and speculation nv
ing would indicate that operators on the DINER
SIDE cons ier that things are NJ the bottom.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 4.
The sales Cotton today 1900 bales of which 4Q bales are
20 spectators. an, ~.
"" "" Dec. ).
The sales to-day 5000 bales The market closes with
much feeling at advance OF fully an al on the low
sales @; Tuesday last -.
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NTElV ORGAN FOR THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
" NORFOLK Va.-l'he large organ tor me above Shncn
huIi 5y Nj srine of this city, now completed ana u WIZ
Tor public examination THIS week. ut ms manuactoFy
% I'm 'n1ren contains TIVE sets OF manuals, with 20 stops
and pedal has extending to CCC the 10 ieet pipe 49,,
Nr jardnc being assured that Will bear favorable com
In tho hest productions maker tbs country
epecay invites cegymen and gentlemen interested IN NE
els,e.'H VI O''-'7 - 49, jol3, Il. IL
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nsSoLUToN Copai;negsp, m het Of Van Ep,
bsT I5. a se dissolved By mutual consent Nh F. Nan
& q" IS I'M, u1 10 sign the Of the INN N Gtdu
Fps Is alone uuu''~@ JOHN NAN EpPSs
AUGUSTUS : F0STE
vt r,,nr,y 10 lSi5.
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ihy Sa,sDo B sns GS
i,al stock o. inc Sv OGDEN Transfer New:
the a sa me :? Ia aS M
lost IN the Cy Sa mads appcagn for "a; Re,
ih public cautioned asap PsBBY 1h and
same. ~ os 1871 Jal3 laWow
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rEE WANDERING JEW.

THE WANDERING JEW.
The TWELFTH Number of this remarkable Work pub
s.-l this the Office OF the New Void 81 AM
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only SIX CENTS.
~ The Repository of Romance on Wednesday.
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VALUABLE NEW WORK.
the author 81 The Archtecr.s OF toe Heavens
Co0iemplalioa' on the Solar System. Sc. SC
yESTlGES Of THE NATURAL HISTORY
OF CREATION.
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(crie1ts l. ine Relies ~ Space ik-lr Arrangement, arc
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uil1y CON N Reptiles rstifcce. Il Hrts I'm
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Commencement; at present SscS. 2 Gensf' Cons csfa
tens r-.i.cfE- the 81 the Animated raeS. ~ f1f'
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If prsaac eation. indicating The N.tnrd Status a
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Of Aam- y. PURPOSE ara aco-7i Condition =! the
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WILEY : PUTNAM. Isl BEcadway
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enye and valuable stock MEDICAL WORKS, Eagh French.
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THE PROVIDENCE OF Gopa-Dspiayed IN q Serss Of
John Young, \. NJ ! NEAT vol, Emo. 10
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.


Ii. Families who CoFAsr's PATENT YEAST qecntd.
"A I, e SmDir drestIs may rely upon ma beevy'
sour q I'D unwhos brsad viii not bs iOund oa heT u
be and What Often Of he greatest comfort tho ven oes,
br prepared the IRE ready 10 0oAe ano
Will tie fable 5 for the guess 20 Cat IT.. -,
Srd Wholesale Md retail % per pound. hoorni
d,,cnunc mnde Ia III 50 who bay 10 sell nknu. -
NJ p. MI ISEY. Clinton Hal. Col Hickman and Natseo
,HANPSry 8, ALL1S n S'nth.st. fcr. Maiden Lane.
GAssNER & Y0UaG, l52 ChhnDers-st
CHESTER DRiGos 64i Broadway
JOnS n. 8RnwN &. BROTHERS. lD Eishth.st.
STAPLES 81 FORD. lS1 BOwefy.
: v NLuRo, q BIw,ry c0rnsr Of Bond.st.
T. L a ). HnPE. lal Chnmberssi 1o9yN
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(,ARTMEN TAKE NOTlCE.-lf either Of the Cnr'men
engaged in nd Inr lot of ahou, thirty boxes nnd lour
bales Good, marked r. Dwycr. from the Ecki3d Line tow
bn"t orkno from foo, C0urtandt about the 18th
DIV of November last will leave information here said Goods
delivered No 1877 Pearl stree ne VIII be .uSoa he re-
.nr;nr carts Tho reported of sud Goods was nn
lshm,n md attended 10 removal Of the. i:o the boat
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RICHARD VAN DYKE. j, Aue,soccs,; Avn
N-SII ARi.s. LOTS ON HUDSON, MORTON AND
LEROY STREETS.-ASTIoSY }. BLEEcxgR s. Co
vii sell agrtnn WduesfSy ihs is;h say OF JanusFy-
(!a;t-a) At y uciock, at,he Merhzni.' Exchsnse.
By order vi ne Cooperation u Trinity Chnteh d,
The ENTIRE txoSr berg NiSe lors "a the Esstsy sec
OF Hsu Sheet, bounde ny Morton stfct the Noh and
lie R,y Ga eonnnec Ire South The corDst os Az
. ie wide b' 20 feet Deep and The INSIDE lon each = tet
wide by " ,ee deep.
ALSO,
N,>E ors situated he Moth s Of Ia Roy .tsee, Cos
conunusj sdo.rE: the Hud-n street. Ici each 10, Is feet
By leo feet.
E,sur Iors situated tho South sds OF Morton street. N
the othe t described. and adjoining The Hudssn street
lots. each lot = feet by 100 iset
he re,, Will b beIal thfee-tour;hs OF the purchase
aloale, may oUgaSe lot hye years. al iI per eent
.nie'-. 80
The deeds will cnna covenants against pusarcd and the
erection more hons, t. ard en,ink alley
ways svAr To those used 10 the Church leneS Copss
oi c,vsn4R, be u; the .re No. Isl Fulton 81
ard .: office ct the iartorecrS M bfoad si'eet
- The Continuation c Roy street WI! re crndse, and
ne cuibs laid tad the cuasewy paved ~ tho
expense Of the Church.
The sale map may ue examined A. ths Arcuoneers Orise
No. Broad street. "" III. u tIo
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4. -. FISH, NGcNVnee4 a,
ssYC 3 FlSK-inre No - Canal street, National Hail.
y At PRIVATE SALE.
p- Superior Mahogany and other desks and maple oed
rus of different st. les 50 mahogany clock coses; Secnq
hand ingram carpets ply hair and mattTses; splendid
rosewood per table; piano tore ladies English double Pup
stable h,rey. EOresce md Adelaide Hats, OF superior oval
ny. ba<s tenAen: smoke condenser. for jewellers USE
4 large quantity OF sword and other Canes and Cano
Trimmings al, scscnl hundred Swords for canes. cenprs
IN. ns assortment Tor manuacue-s at suct!oa prices.
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IT, Mercantile L!brnry Assccintion;.Pul
suan 10 Ar s. Chap l. OF the Constitution the Annual Meet
ing Of the members o! The Mercantile Library Association
Will I've held IN Clinton Hail. Tuesday evening, January IL
at II, oslock. Gy order wv, n
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NJ NotIce.-A meeting OF the Searnen's Temperance
Society will be held in the Mariners Methodist Ep ;eaga
THIS EVENING, at 7o'-ock. Rev: Mr.; Rodgers; OF ih'
ohn street Church Rev fr es'en, OF the hlsdepha Con
irencs md Nr William D. lfinon will address the congTe
rntnn from the eloQuence OF the speakers large
lion Will no dOrb, be delighted and benefited. Jl3 l.
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FARM AT PRIVATE sALE-The Farm ::o ate
sl - ;rcwnsho of North BrEnsSl X, CouniY OF ,ild
we 10 me ..rs II Seu.Jerssy, lying the Road
sd1s from New ueswick 20 Soul Rve nss S se
ioIet ~. h'.S thrifty growth Of Cnesaut, OAK and
Hickory wood the residue tiyded INTO cough asa he
s y c,. in new chesuu pos. and 'nil fence Cn Ihe
p1s are comfortable cottage Hpa,s WI, s sy Ion S
fseIn pm Of 100 tees md vufey of Pius berry
G Il has been cpvated o nrnser o sss sce t 20 ms
iSs e every day ee CT aaI0'd WIN ps ,aa
low 10, can %, %, eAaSTHONY J. BLEECkES = co
bic. Apply !" No Broad-s.ree;, near Nal-sireet
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AUCTION SALES.

GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS. &e.-The eeks,s.ta
VI ABBY o mi Ppnpres Msrble St.:usry Sc shich "a
sn erh ttt hs.e Cor Eve past ~ TIE ailsrT n Ire
Granite Bu'n=.. 81 Broadway. where :hcy opoa
of insgecis,rurn sion frre-; 10 "d src:in. wt.at
on Wednesday snd FRIDAY evening osIt sth ard i9th
instant NJ O'Clock The eboett OF the taiery havs
III. enhance on Broadway.
number Of nine and half feet IN sngA. with
backs. as~,i IN the x:rrT. iof ..e lo~.
E'4r EE-c>. made tt1ct Fancy the
power sufficient stamp Spanish ,oiisT. jIs
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaeno.seer
10y BANGS RlIHhRDS & PLAT'r.-SsoTo M Broad
ID w,y-lcfsl cash ,tvanrisoss mase oa co4sEnmsstf
for arcnoG Saitz.
F. COTTON. auctzoHesi.
~ COLyNOS & co. Auction AID ConsiSs;ol Merchants
1 ~. l3 f,oa->tTes; and q aavan
., made 81 oosS.n-,@r,S Spi pr1snsi rss,lrs made
PRIVATE SALE
One llESs double Couu'ins House tsss. ----
pM BAKER. Auerorssr.
fsY MORGAN & JOHNSTON. store us B.oaf"ay-
n THIS Day. sti0 O'Clock. 4,
a-re and @.-eAi AsSOgect at Dry q obs. CGieFy Gnf
aad SyeJ WATCHES. snaas which aFr rome ,ufenGf IN.
.lSh Lever, JsSry, FN1y htrcle. Sc Sc oeiai ess,
mace on al eelsIEef;. Oc door sa's' rusnns
TO- W. 49,
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sCUo0I, FOR SALE-A sentlsTnTn w69 expects s"oi
scs he citv offer. for sale the SCHOOL OF when ne
nncpa The ua,on an eSee s ~ onS md The
oens nnync promptly. Terms, Cash. sa'o-scAieep VIC
Cost cost Of the furniture ,r-;h,,o Office. jalS 81.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-09
ANOTHER ACT OF ExpUNGING.

The Democrats of the North Carolina Senate
on the 23rd ult, availing themselves of tenn
porary majority-some of the Wings having left
to enjoy Christmas among their families-''exL
punged" from the Journa! of the Senate part Of
the proceedings of two days preceding, relating
to the expulsion of Mr.. ENNEr, and inserted in
place of the matter eSpunged version Of their
own, including commencement of speech by
Mn Henry. the counsel of ENNET, This is GER
tain!y high-handed move, and will do the Wings
much good but, nevertheless, for the sake of
good feeling-for the sake of good order and re-
gular proceeding, we are sorry for il. We most
sincerely dePrecate every instance of violence of
this soIt-this kind of departure from plain rules
and regular usages of deberatve bodies, for par
ty advantage-they are presidents at once danger
GUS and irritating. -Richmond Compiler.
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A Coon JoKe.--The Hartford Times mentions
the following amusing incident az occurring a,
the post Office in that town:
"Loader PA colored man lately went to the
post office. and, putting his nose close up to the
delivery-box, cried out 'Louder !"-'The clerk,
surprising the negro 10 re deaf, and that he was
making request of him to speak loutef, SO tina,
he could hear, asked him in very loud tone, the
name Of the person for whom, he wanted the let-
ter.
s.LouJer! ~ cried the negro.
"What name 7" yelled he clerk.
shoulder !" again bawled out ,he negro, who
now supposed the clerk TO be deaf.
The clerk took "A long breath, and with all his
might again beloved out in the negroes face the
same quesrion-"What name !"-'rhis was done
in so loud tone that the echo seemed to return
from the far off hills.
The negro started back in alarm, shouting to
the very top Of his lungs, "Louden Sir, Louder
'oie you Louder! my mans is nothing else -
"Oh, ahs oh, no :" said the clerk, ..your name
is Louder, eh2 Didn't think Of ,hat-lhefe's your
letter; Louder, here's your let,er,''
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ITO JOHt7feyisaen
T. IL Is Il ~ H TIN II X he IL 8.
NJ ANTED two frs. rate Cabinet. Makers.-To
such constant employment will be given.
A. d. CHANDLER.
Stanton, Jan. 9, lS45.
III List Of Letters.

II EMAINlNG in the Post Office, at Staunton,
Va, January LIST, 1915.
S-Ann Balsley, David Bell, +. Burns, VIM.
X. Bakeslee, Elizabeth Blackwell, James Beard,
Eliza Bowen.
C-Marlin Coiner, Cynthia A. Crawford ia.
cob Croan.' Dick Cochran, John S. Calvert, Sam
uel Crawford, Wm Curry.
OWN. Dunlap, Hampdeh Dawson, MIR.
Discayra, John Doom, S. w. Deyerix.
E-Lulher Emerson, Eagle g. Jackson.
F-Daniel Fall, Ann Fitzwhylson, VIM. S.
Fertg.
G-Catharine Groves, Mary Ann Grener,
George Grelner. o. G.. Gorton. Frank Goolsby,
George Greaver, Lee Greiner.
H-ArmisteaG II. Nj. Hams, Abram or John
Hawk. Eleanor Hottie.
J-James Jameson. John Jones.
K-Chrlstopber kindrck, Frances M. Keller.
M-Samuel w. Long, Jacob long, Margaret
McLomery, James McDugald, Henry B. Miller,
DR.. j. Mayer, Mr.. Miley, Jacob Miller, John Mil
Ter, John Mosencup, James Mccoy, Howard
Musboch. Mary A. Mitchell, Abraham Moss.
P+Mary Patterson, Henry Phillips, Sarah G.
Pelter, Charles l.. Peytob, VIM. Piper, Philip
Pendleton.
Q-James Queen, Okey Quick.
R-George Roberts, Lewis Runkle, Joseph
Ransbottom, John Robinson, Philip Resell, Dr.
Rice.
S--John Shepherd. John G. Shelton, Jane
Scott, John Steeple, Samuel Sterfett, j. G.. Ship
man, Lewis III. Shirley.
T-Jesse II. Talbutt, Beverly Tucker, Hannal
Twopence.
y-David Vahmeter.
W-=Daniel Womaldotf, r. G.. B. Wilson
Philip Whsman, Patience X. Wilson A. Whit
more, Jacob Weaver, Williams e. Ihacker
James w. Wight.
NOR8ORNE G. BROOKS, p. NJ.
January o, 1S45
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DESPERATION OF PARTY.

After having several times postponed the consi-
deration Of propositions for going into the cleo
ton Of United States Senator, and refused to
gro into the election, the Senate Of Indiana, by
the casting vote of the Lieutenant Governor. on
the Gath refused its assent to resolution of the
House proposing an election ON the Goth. The
Wings Of the House had suffered The matter to
pass over for some time, in hopes of witnessing
the establishment Of a better state of feeling in
the Senate. Two weeks since the Senate post
poned the consideration Of the matter to the Goth.
The House agreed TO give even further time, and
fixed the 26ih. On the cath the Senate, by vote
Of % to 25, refused to postpone to the Goth. Mr..
Rockhil, a Locofoco who had voted with the
Wings, Immediately moved a reconsideration, and
then votcd to postpone 10 The 30h the consideration
Of the subject. Are not such movements infamous
and disgraceful in tae last degree! and, if the
same spirit characterized Legislators generally,
should we not soon be plunged into anarchy and
uin!-Coinn,bus Jour.
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e .s.s
success for some time to come, am wholly un-
able to determine.'
In all but the name. Texas still continues at
peace with Mexico. The policy Of pacihcating
the Indians on the frontier has been proved eiec-
i've and jndicious by the results. The savages
are tranquil and friendly.
Inc finances Of the country are in a healthy
and prosperous condition. The receipts from va
nons sources Of revenue will at least equal the
e:xpenc,sures, and perhaps leave a small surplus
inactivity Of Congress in nos PASSING proper laws
Tor enforcing the collection Of the revenue from
delinquents. Not less than S250,00O has been
lost in three years, for want Of proper legal en-
,actments. Defalcations to the amount Of $780,
600 have occurred.
The amount OF expenditures for the present adj
ministra.ion, to the LIST November, is S466, 1853 co.
leaving balance Of $5,948 81.
The dissentions and alarming insubordination
among the people of Shelby county have been
promptly quelled by proper display Of military
force. A permanent garrison has been stationed
In that region.-N. o. Bee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-09
M a 1n ar1a 10 q

On Tuesday the 7th inst, by the Rev. F. r. veitcb
Mr.. ZAcHARIAs CRIoLER TO Miss MARY NJ. GREooRY
all Of this place. s
In st. Andrews Church, Baltimore, on the sIst oil
LIrTEL, of Harrsonburg, Va, to Miss H. MATILDA,
daughter of Thomas Robertson, Esq of Baltimore City
On the 18th day Of December 1874, by the Rev. j. A.
Vanicar, Mr. ALEXANDER S. Turk, of Augusta county,
10 Miss LAURA A SHIPmAN, Of the county of Rocking
ham,
On the 24th day Of the month, by the samc Mr..
DAyiD B. CRoUsEHoRN to Miss SUSAN NJ BLACK, all OF
Rockingham county.
On the oath of December, by the Rev. Daniel Fcctc
Mr. SAMUEL HALE TO Miss MARY CsAuN, all Of Au-
GUSTAV fa
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-09

PAUPERIsM.-The Philadelphia North Ameti-
can contains table Of the inmates Of the Block.
ley Alnis-house, Dec. 7, 1914, amounting TO 1900
--of whom 699 are from the United States CAB
from Great Britain and Ireland l43 from the con-
tinent of Europe Canada 3 Africa 1 /; West In
dies 1 Ocean s uncertain in rhi!dren's asylum
IL, and blacks 1876. On this statement the N.
American remarks,
"Startling as the number Of the occupants of
our Aims House may appear to those who possess
even moderate resources, it is sad fac, that the
inmates are daily increasing, and before The win.
ter is over, they may be counted by thousands In
stead OF hundreds, and the increase is, almost with
out exception, made up by foreign Migrants, who
have come among US without ostensbe means OF
support; sores on the body polite, benighted in
Intellect, and entirely untitled for the duties oil
citizenship
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FROM STAUNTON
To the North, South, East, or West.

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| OUR regular Mail Lines leave Stanton as fol.
~ lows The daily line 10 Richmond leaves at
III A. w., reaches Charlottesville at 8 p. H.,
leaves at A., NJ. arrives at the Rail Road at g. and
Richmond at IL. .s, 81.
Passengers for the North leave the Junction by
the Northern Cars, Immediately on their arrival at
The Junction, reach Washington at 5, and Balti-
more at p. NJ. ..,:d =, %,.
Fare from Staunton to Richmond, only Sc 90
- {" Washington 10 90
Z" {" Baltimore -.. IL SO
The Winchester line leaves daily Except Sum
day. at l / A. NJ, arriving at Winchester next
morning, and Baltimore p. nj. 50
Fare from Staunton to Winchester sc 90
" Winchester to Baltimore s 81
The Guyandotte line leaves on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at III A. NJ, Glover Dale
same Notwithstanding next, Bridlow's next,
and Charleston on the fourth days, connecting
there with Pettis' line to Guyandotte.
Fare TO Charleston, $l3. =,
The Wytheville line leaves at IL A. NJ, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, lodging same
nights at Lexington, the next at Salem, and are
irving at Wythevile at 7 p. .M.!next days--con-
Meeting there with the line to Brownsville and
Knoxville, Tenn. &C.. -. ,s.,.- - ~. 70
The Lyncbbutg line Efrom Chaflottesville) runs
tri-weekly and the Cupepper C.. H. line is also
iti-weekly from Gordonsvile.. For particulars Of
any of the above routes please call at our Stage
| Office, Washington Hotel. -,
| 1850 GEO. X. SNAPP, Agent
Dec. 10, 1874. for Parish e. Co.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-09
tHIANE nooEa.

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MASH g. WOODHOUSE have on hand prob
In ably the largest, stock of Blank Books eve
kept in any one establishment in the State, and Z
quail perhaps greater. than is usually met with a.
ready made. at the largest manufactures az the
North. - i'ft
We have medium, demi and cap Day Books
Ledgers and journals, made OF the most superior
blue laid. blue wove and white linen paper
bound and finished in the mostdurable and work
manike manner.
Also, Others warranted good of a cheaper do.
scripiion.
Besides, full and half bound Cap Ledgers, Day
Books. Journals. Cash Books, Sales Books, In
voice Books; Bill Books, Receipt Books, Bank
Books, Pass Books, Memorandums of every size,
Check Books, (the most beautiful ever seen.)
Books Of Drafts, Promissory Notes, Indexes, Let.
ter Books, Records, &c. &c.
BLANK BOOKS made, ruled and bound, y
any pattern, at short notice, and in the very best
manner. "ts
Richmond, November ID. <4-.