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Arrival of the Cambria.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

The British Mail Steamer Cambria arrived
at Boston on the morning Of the 18Th, IA days
from Liverpool.
The commercial news is still unfavorable
The papers are filled with accounts of failures
and the great distress in the money market.
We find list Of some 40l houses which have
failed since our last advices. The liabilities Of
six of which amount 10 Sill ,9O6. 400. 1t is not
thought that aby OF these firms are seriously
connected with the American trade.
The HARvEsTAND THE CRoPs.-A Liv-
erpool Circular thus sums up the probable
results ofthe harvest just concluded:
Notwithstanding that satisfactory result
may be anticipated from The late harvest. the
present and prospective rate of consumption
is evidently greater than it is calculated to
supply, and there can be but little doubt that
in The course OF the next twelve months large
lmportaIions Of bread stuffs from abroad will
be required, and Obtained at moderate rates.
as the Continental and American harvests
are reported OF even more favorable than our
own,
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New Y oRK WIG STATE CONVENTION
We copy the extract below from the address
Of the New York Wings in Convention. Ii
contains eloqueEce, truth, and sound doc
trne.
Fellow citizens: Disguise the Mexican
war as sophistry may, the great truth cannot
be put down, nUr lied down-that it exists,
because OF the annexation Of Texas. that
from such a cause, no war would have existed
at all. Disguise its inients, purposes. and
consequences. as sophistry may struggle 10
do, the further great ruth canDot be hidden,
that its main object is conquest Of a marker
for slaves. and that the flag Of our victorious
legions rally around. fight under, and fall for
is 10 be desecrated from its holy character Of
Liberty and Emancipation into an errand oil
bondage and slavery, In obedience 10 the
laws, and in a due and faithful submission
10 the regularly constituted government Of
our Constitution, we will rally by and defend
our hag on whatever soil, or whatever sea
il is unlurled-but before high Heaven, we
protest against the mission on which il is
sent ami we demand its recall TO the true
bounds of our country, as soon as in
honor, il can be brought home, We protest
too. in the name oil the rights OF man, and OF
Liberty, against the further extension oil
Slavery in North America The curse which
our mother country inflicted upon U.S. in spite
Of our fathers remonstrances. we demand,
shall never blight the virgin soil Of the North
Pacific. We feel that it would be horrible
mockery for the columns OF Anglo Saxon
emigration TO be approaching, and looking
down upon the dark benighted races of Ash
astic despotism, with Africa enslaved under
the banners that head their march, as west
ward the star of Empire takes its way We
have no desire 10 infringe upon any ore Of
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SEND ALONG THE WoKKmEN,-From s

SEND ALONG THE WoRKMEN,-From sew.
en- 10 ten hundred industrious men are now
wanted on the Central Railroad. where the
contractor is now on the line 10 commence
work west of Kslamazoo.-This line Of road
islocated in a healthy, well watered and
productive part oil our Stale. where all the
necessaries oil life can be procured at a reas-
enable price, and on the completion of the
road The workmen with prudence could save
enough 10 buy a small parcel CT land to set
tie on.
One grand feature adopted, is that no H.
quor is 10 be used, nor will any one be en-
pIoyed who INDUCES in the ardent Detrii
Free Press.
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AN IRISH MIsTAKE.-A passenger ship
stopped al quarantine lately, when pas
senger inquired And what country is this
sir?' it's Deer Island.' was the reply. oh,
murder, and have been on this long voyage
and got back 10 Dedr Ireland again. thought
you would be bringing me to Amrky, sure
-TBoston Transcript.
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Prof. Sheppard, of Amherst College in a
recent address ascribes sleeping in church
in many cases 10 the bad construction and
want OF proper ventilation of many of our
churches. A very ingenious excuse for a
full stomach or dull preacher.
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WHEAr.-The Rochester American. o
Friday says
Wheat was selling yesterday for ten shi!l
Ings and sixpence in the CITY. This was
Fair MARKET price: some small lots sold two
or three cents higher.
For the last ten days thers has been q
steady advance. The increased demand is
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altogether owing 10 the home market, and
indicates that the supplies on the seaboard
are believed 10 be inadequate. Eastern
dealers are laying in winter stocks al an
earlier period Of the season than usual.
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Wool AT PHILADELPHIA. Prices fully
supported demand active, while receipts are
falling of.
The prospec; is. thai farmers will get pri-
ces that ought to be satisfactory for whatev-
er they have TO sell this autumn.
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Wing State Convention.

Pursuant to notice, the Wing members Of
the Legislature and Delegates met in Con-
vention at the Free Church, in Montpelier.
on Thursday, Oct. 81. 1s47. and organized
by the appointment Of the following officers,
viz:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the National Lntelfgencer.
THE ORPHAN BOY.

"He faded, yet so calm and meek,
So gently wan, SO sweetly weak"
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BlEFAEGE SPRINGS
.8,1SEyEFsN

vsNiit proprietor Of these Springs lakes pleasure in
Informing his friends and the public generally
tina, he now prepared 20 receive Visitors and 10 cvu
lhem his undivided attention.
The medicinal virtues Orhe water ara too well known
10 render comment necessary that point Suffice il
Ia say that water in the United States off RS stronger
inducements TO the invalid 10 avail himself VI It's brne-
ftan opinion ready 10 be aticsicd and confirmed by nu
IN rus lsarS heretofore, well as by the best Pfus
sonal skill in the country.
The medicinal virtues of the Bulaloe Springs are
KNOWN by those who have tried Them 10 10 unsurpassed
Tor Dyspepsia The diseases 4 the amenlary organs Gen
eraly, all Diseases peculiarly Of debility and ior thc
invaluable healing properties generally.
And II may well be d mbed whether here is any meJi-
cina water in the world ciicacous in bringing back
health To wonan and restoring creations better part
to happiness and usefulness as the Of The Bua
loe Springs npishng Us anos, invariably does
the most remarkable revolutions in female health
There is an excellent Turnpike Road from Lynch
burg, leading 10 these Springs Distance 26 miles from
i.ynchburg and % from Lexington III the midst of the
Blue Ridge Mountains.
BOARD.
For Man. per week S. 90
Children and Servants, lalfp price,
IIarse. 3 50
June lin JOHN II. FIQUA
u.s. The Richmond Wing will copy fr month.
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lKpiroRiAL connrsrospRScE OF THE ricAyrsf.J
PrEpLa, MEXICO, May. rs, 1S47.


Gen Scott arrived here this afternoon with an e.c,Yt
OF some E)o dragons and 80 rifles under Col Harvey
Iin len Aealecte this morning at half past o'clock md
from all Information received there IL WAS almost certain
hst the small command would be attacked by b1dy uf
2uoo or 5000 Mexican cavalry under Gonernl Can,l,z,
but moi one WIS seen. General s. came into the ci,y
at O'clock and has taken up his quarters ut the Ial
Al last accounts il is asserted that the Mexican army
Is at FL Penon. few miles this side the capital and that
u ~ under command Of Generals Bravo, Valencia Leon.
IoslazaI and alsarea; tho after having several tlousan
Indians INN The South. Reports are rife that they arc
ioruiyIng III Penon, and also the city.
Tho eommpnd here has been annoyed By continual
rninos Of an attack by troops from Mckee, aided hy
rising Oh the Inhabitants o the city, but the nost active
measures have been taken guard against surprise.
enclose exclamation Issued by General Worth
sreg'fds The uiosemcnta Of the army. | can
give ao ,aietsa'sn u~a'l Twiggs division will be M
10 ne,ow or next day. ana ttrn n.~ definite plan ii
operations will be adopted.
send this oil hap hazard 10y the dicenca TO Jaa-
pa. hut II is doubtful whether i, will r,uch New Or
leans. L. "
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ysanaLin Nail Works.

THE subscriber having beea appointed Agent for the
1 sale Of the Manahin Nails" respectfully informs
he public, that he is receiving and will keep
stan,y hand AT his store the Canal opposite the
Public Ware House, full and complete assortment o
these Nails embracing all the various SIZES in
This Factory having been recently erected and all offs
Machinery being and Of the modern and appro-
we'd description, capable of making Nails equal in quail
ty tina, of any other establishment in the country.
Dealers assured that effort the part of the pres
proprctors, VII be wanting 10 furnish such Nails
will fully their wants. and good as any
other Factory ran supply them Of similar quality,
r. b. TYLER.
Richmond Va April - 1si7-3m
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WIN, j. Willis,
$50 X T. VA II ID.

ID ANA\NAY from the subscriber, living near New
IL PORT Giles county, Va. on the night OF the 18Th
inst, Negro girl named Mary.
Mary is about Is years old, Of good ordinary size.
heavy well set girl very large breasts, very black broad
fiat nose, hair thick, but not long, one Of her wrists has
been spraneJ which fracture has produced crookedness
and i'neguarity about the j,int.
Mary supposed lie dressed in mems clothes. as she
did not take single dress with her. which she was
known 10 have, while there Black Yarn James
Dress Goat, with broad skirts and chip hat missing
from house which she had access. The above reward
Of twenty dollars will be given for the apprehension and
delivery or confinement Of Mary in any Jail SO that get
her again.
will also give twenty dollars for the apprehension and
confinement in any Jail Of the Person who has detoyed
Mary from her duty this 2ls June le41.
CHARLES II. PAYNE.
June M-3w
r. Republican will please copy
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L.iJY.N'S IlU..'Si /,

FRESH SUPPLY
McCORKLE & SIMPSON HAyEJUST RECEIVED
~! IN STORE,
II hhds n. q. Sugar,
erccs do clarified Sugar,
barrels pulverized and ground Sugar,
2 do crushed do
~ boxes Woolsey Woolsey's best Loaf Sugar,
$50 bags Rio old Java, Laguayra and Maracaibo Coffee,
20 baskets Sweet Oil,
Is barrels Tanners Oil,
40 boxes Window Glass,
~ do Talow, Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
100 kegs Blasting and Sporting Powder,
80 reams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
200 kegs Nails,
Nine nests WOODWARD, nests Measures, GO rcams Wrap
ping Paper 100 lbs Candle Wick, 80 lbs Cotton Twne 500
lbs Copperss doz Axes and II boxes Tea all Of which,
gher with other articles and former stock we Of
fer for sale at the lowest market price
MarchS u
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G,nemcn-l is impossible 10 Tell precisely when a
steamer " III leave or your city, lu, order be in
time the Galy sUn, which nay p, ssLly get Of this
evening. shall give you hnsty sketch o what has Ia
ken place slnce wrote you my last letter, and which
has been kindly furnished 10 by 1t. kvr oi Captain
Blain's company 0t the voltigeuIs.
General tadwallader mlrched with his command
from the place where he reached Colonel Mcluiosh,
seven miles this side oi the Puenle Naclonal ON the
l0lh ns reaching the bridge olou, sundown, which he
onnd occupied by the guerrlas, well the heights
around
Lieut.. Blakcy, orihc Volligcufs was detached with q
section u mounln hpwi,zcrs and twenty men, aud sup
ported b. the Infantry they ordered charge
bridge VIII ch they did IN gallant syn, and carried it,
but regret say that OF Lieut., Bs detachment he
LIST man killed aud tour wounded, Lieut.. D. being
included among the Ia Ter, ing received muskel ball
the left leg They also lost five horses, but tAnnot
learn the loss sustained ~ The infantry this particular
charge. The infantry immediately charged the heights
carrying them fine styc. In the meantime, General
Csdwalader, fearing Cor the safety OF Capt. Blair and
Capt. Gat,s's mIanes OF votgeurs who on the
way 10 The cunuaDd ~ charge o Train containing for
age aud PROVISIONS b. supply The place Of thuso captured
from the train while under the command OF Gel Mcln-
,os, sent back Capt Gatess Company of Dragons, who
fell in with large party OF guerras who attacked them
and whom they noby charged, leaving ten dead MeNl-
the field cannot hear what number of our men
wounded at the National Bridge VI other detach-
lnents with the exception OF 1t. Rhodes, who wat
wounded IN the knee who has returned 10 this place.
On The morning Of the lth the advance had ,,he
sharp abou, three miles beyond the bridge, d
wing the guerras before them. Capt Blains and Capt
Bernard s companies having turned the suppes Jeff
the bridge their return. Al the lime Gen. Cad
waadeI left there to proceed his journey, and they
port that the 18th they heard he report Of fire arm.
the direction of CerIo odo, and from all appearances
there is no doubt that this command had 10 hight every
foot of It's way TO Jaapa. The ss OF the MeXicans wal
less than forty while ours, far as heard FROM on,
killed and eighteen wounded ii the Galveston d~s no
leave to-day ! shall try and find time visit camp f)u
miles distant, and may give further particulars. J.
haze.
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REAL ESTATE IN LYNCHBuRG

REAL ESTATE IN LNNCHBURG
Il Il L + q ",
BY virtue Of decree OF the Hastings Court tur the
- Cooperation otlynchburg. pronounced in the
Of "Doniphan \ ux. VS.. Nicor's administrators y al y
SHALL on SainIda, The 10Th of july 1877, offer io
sale, upon the premises, by way oipubc auction. the
highest bidder, the House and Lot IN the proceedings
said CASE mentloncd being the house aud lot owned BY
The late Miss Maria Victor, and now occupied by Acx-
ander t. Garland, situated near the lower end OF Main
street The valuable Improvements aud the advantageous
location Of SAID property make ii very
ID S r. Il b l. + Il T. S ID L " L.
TERMS
credit Of six. twelve and eighteen months, In eguaI
nsalnenis Except Tor 50 much ms viii pay the coss
Of the SUIT and the expenses Of sale. for winch Cash Will
be required the purchaser giving negotiable notes with
one good endorsers, and the o 10 be withheld
until all the purchase money be paid.
j. {. SliACkLEfOHD, Conmi.sonor
June 7--tloJy
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VENETIAN BLINDS,
STAR Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Walters, Plated and Brass Candlesticks,
Snuff.rs and Trays,
Bell Metal and Enanellcd Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Spice Murtars,
Coffee Mills, Spiitoons,
Scisss rs and Shears.
liemning's genuine Needles, SC sc.
Received and Tor sale by
Jane lD-ls GREGORY s ROHA
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Elk FURNACE.

Elk FURNACE.
"llE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves tie
Il lst day Of January last, for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDlZING,
under the of Flppn s Montgomery, beg leave To
inform tho public that they prepared execut tie
orders for all descriptions Of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces. viz Hollow Ware, Water Pipes Stove
Plates, Mill Gear. &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited 10 examine the style and quail
ity of their Hollow Ware which may be al most
of the stores in Iynchbug, or at the Messrs E'liss
Richmond Orders addressed to the concern, at Elk
Furnace. or A. n. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also, just to hand. our well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash. in exchange FOR
grain. A. W. FIlPPlN,
May Its A. n. MONTGOMERY,
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REGULAR SAFES.
II e. n II ID.
D0:mcrrcOivi,e LiLeMcsscs.

THNIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
4 the citizens Of Lynchburg ana surrounding country
that he has taken the rooms nearly opposite the Frank
lin Hotel formerly occupied by Mr.. w A. Refer and
recently l,y Mr. j. H. Fllzgibbns. where he prepared
to execute IMMATURE LIkENESSES, with all
the latest and most important Improvements.
Minaturesiaken in any kind of weather. and all pic
lures warranted fac smlle Of the original.
Ladies and gentlemen invited 10 call and examine
specimens Of This beautiful art.
n B--lnstruction gvenin the art on moderate terms
April its p J.. GIBBS
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SELLING OFF Up COST.

SELLLNI; OFF Up COST
HyUE subscribers are now offering their entire stock
Of ready made Ciot ing. Cloths, Cassneres Vest
inps and Furnishing Goods, at fist cost for cash.
Gentlemen wishing to repenlsh their wardrobes at
from % to 80 per cent less than usual prices, will now
have an opportunity. We invite all in want Of goods in
our line 10 call and examine prices, and they will be
satisfied that there is no deception in this notice.
w ATFRHOUSE, NHlTTEMORE & co.
June It's
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PrenLA. May 30. la47.

-
PrGDLA May 80. l547.
Intelligence was received Yesterday irom the city If
Mcxic nm IN The d.y h,tro ,L ,,s,, '0''' ''e '' VI
rhe,e are no nor. between ,bis nu IN. city of Nav
leo. are there any Qualifications in process OF cons,oo
ton either n, RIO Fro or El Pcnon y hat With Tho
National Guard ,he Indians under Alvarez. tho Guuna
uao troops under Cornza and the odds and ends under
Valencia and other pencr Is there mny h. ann. d NM
badly altcd aud equipped at the ca i,a All WA ,nub,
hesitation and contusiun among the officers. M nm,
knew what 10 do. This is the lat, It and most reliable
intelligence. In haste, C. " K
pr,,,, In. . te,-
r,ol,,..ao :, 40. ,,...,.. n ',e - 'e'''
,,,. 'so was '"o"gn, "ehra oeo,t would
MN. ~ n ,en,,,n ,,'a, Wv u,'A lhs lnor-
II 1h ,,n Il" WI. -, 'oI, Teu@s' az inc expiration
h army I'm, ,I, ha, W, o Ivy "'n snsn'y Increased
s, NV ~ law W. '' 'os's !" good condition.
.~c,,,s ,ans, s "v peS'r"y' aud the act
lid e., H.. ,.a'pa,' " ,,' Hiohy 'easas arc
4" 10 49,. ~, s"o" w" ''e "os' p'aasihie can
Cono,,sa -, rs -. \" Ia tann ' poPu'a'y Win 'ne
c,,n ,,.,s ,ar IL. frs, az, ar sn's "ien mo
iwns ,,',e, .,ra,'a"I " a., ",so,u,''''
go n,l ,a, ''' - '" Nv" ''o nu'eh party mere
An,,s,,,. ,',, 80 I"" hi"oh2sl me san
,J III y, , 'h' ~ no' oei'eVe he has
', hi'.l -, 70 ". " ''e Clergy. ieser-
", y ''' W" sp''"s spanish passing well,
u, WI" TWO reverend genllemen and
80, ','' ~ '' '! WIRE "'aV"fni iiefrera,lhey
Ia, '''o nno" III" ny me hand with great
go vii :" 's p''eo 'nc'o ale no less Than ooO
n.r.,s, ,,,.y, , s :, ~ " 'o ia" III. 'o"h ek-
s'' '"u'Peno.n " uN'f hoiy calling. great inilu-
euoe over ''e People lhey are treated with grea,
T'''o, y o"' y" PeoPie' Every 'ileer nun conn
" one'' anu soioef IS ordered To saloe them
~ wy '''''s 'ia ~" osysag"' when the bishop WISH
u "e''' 'eo'' ''e e""'' g""Iu was turned ou mud re-
manned al present u"'i' ms holiness had passsn and
""' again. ioeon'ner peace, ma best method 10 cvi
uch'iy 10 concentrate Inc clergy.
Tolhc foregoing. add few iiems extracted { orp
he Della. Tho Delta, gathering int,,rmai,eo from
I'us Floyd and cNlliams, represents the conduct
OF the llttls band lrum .JaaIe, which had an ,nuag.
men with the guerras he National Bridge an very
gallant. They left .jaapa on the 9Th Jnne9lbe b.dv
consisted Of small recruiting party, together with some
c,tzens aud dsbanded soldiers, about $50 in number
wiz 15 armed men and 30 mounted Cart B,inb,i,oe
81 the Sd artillery commanded They wers lnlr,ned On
leaving Jalapa that il would not be pr,den, IN a.,
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commissioners SaiofLa

commissioner Sai OIL Lana.
IN PIT RSI 'ANCE of a decree of the County Court
i Of Campbell, pronounced IN the 10th day of May,
lSi7 in the Chlnrery sui Of Dixon and others, against
Wilson and others, the undersigned, the Commissioner
Their in nancd will. the r day If July, lol7 the
premises. sell by way Of public auction, for cash.
tain Tract. parcel Of Land, with its appurtenances,
containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
or less lying and being in the county of Campbell,
adjoining the Lands Of James ID. CALDWELL Alexander
Wilson, Raleigh Chiffon and others; being the
Land which John " ilsun decd resided at the time
of his death.
ALEXANDER WILSON,
june 3-tsJy Comm ssoHer
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wv. N. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUDLfSIiEU By
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM Y BILLIARD,

s. EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
At Four Dollars per payable in ddrunoe No sub
.,;von ,eu recertd shorter .in,c than months
al No psper soiH be dconfied (rcept at the discretion
.rthe Edifors) Until all a,rearages are paid
%. sDvERTIsE.ME.N1s inserted Ut 50 cents pc,
square Tor ess erery inner form Insertion and 37i cts
a., s,msrs Tor iess) for euery outer form Insertion.
EVERY Err is required to note on has Ms
h.. lon. he w.ss his advertisement inserted adrer
,,aent not so noted ,c Ls inserted til its discosuaee
b ordered
FOR YEARLY .4DTERTlSLAG the terms for
sss prpese Qft,co squares, $40 for square S25 or
.s square, ian.r form So Eceyy yearly Advertiser cH
:. to his advertising TO his particular line Of
business.
81 JOB PRINTING sreeatedneoily and erpedtiottsiy
.ud On re asonabie terms.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FHNIIE claims due to the 6m Of Parham & Hopkins
i have been placed IN the hands Of Messrs Irving s,
Roanc for collection The debtors will please come for
ward and settle thcmas no longer indulgence be
givcn. PARllAM HOPKINS.
Dec Sits
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DRESS GOODS.

ECElVED by express, plsid Bcragcs and Poll lie
~ Chevre l.ustro. article for Ladies' DR. sses
which makes my assortment III Dress Gods very coin
ple,c. JOHN Il. DAVIS.
May l3Tw
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iAsaMA
NO IldGE.

.S'OE'dlE.
FEslE Undersigned, having qualified as administrator
h on the estate of her late husband, Mr. james "
Morgan deed. respectfully requests all rsois having
claims against said estate. 10 ptrsent them properly
ihenticated adjustment and settlement Those also
Who are indebted. earnestly desired make payment
oi their respective liabilities, AT early day.
CAROLINE +. r. MORGAN.
AdmnistratriA Of J. w. Morgan. deed
June It's
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D(SSOffsfiON.
yENTlE partnership now existing under the style
of Warehouse, Whttemore K Co., will be dis
solved July LIST, by mutual consent.
All persons indebted said firm will please call and
settle before the 9th Of July. it necessary that our
business should be closed by tina, time without fail.
j. J.. WATERIIOUSE.
A. F. WIiITTEMORE, Jr.
r. STEVENS.
J,pe
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Intelligence was received yesterday frum the city vf
Mcxic up 10 the day BEFORE the 2sth
Iheie are no Troops between this and The city Of Mex
o' nor are There any 'rticaors IN process OF
ton either nj RIO Fro ur I'll Pcnon Nba, with Tho
Nninnl Guard. ,le Indians under Alvarez tho Guana-
ualo troops under Cutnza and the odds and ends under
Valencia and other gencrs. there may 10 sumo 25OoO
badly a'lned aud equipped a, the capital All was ,uub,.
he@'a''on and Confusion among the officers no ono
knew what 10 do. This is the late st and mus, re,ho
ih'ci''grnee' In haste, q. W. X.
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$50 hills Rorkbrlgc Lme. ior sale on the street low
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