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From the N. Y. Globe of July o.

By the arrival yesterday, of the ship Sea Witch Cap
tain Waterman we have dates from Canton to the 3Oh
of April From the Friend Of China we make few eH-
tracts
The market is much deranged in consequence OF the
late expedition Many of the capitalists have removed
their money being apprehensive OF another INVASION The
effect upon the opium market was iall OF $50 per chest
1t has rallied again from European speculation and patna
NAV be quoted at $685. but cash buyers are not TO be
met with. 49, , ,
Previous to the expedition there was considerable de-
mand for cotton goods and prices advanced considerably
Imporers are firm but sales not to be made. The
natives have been forcing some articles on the market
and is question whether they may not cause gene
raj reduction. We hear of parcel OF cotton which was
purchased at 10 taels mace, having been resold at
iaels mace The scarcity OF tonnage limits the ship
ment of teas though fair amount has been done IN
black tea for the English market. The transactions in
green tea have been chiefly on American account
SHANGHAI MARKET--On the 23d ut the market was
dull This arises from the firmness of the holders OF
goods and not from dearh of purchasers Asthe
advances an Improvement in cotton goods is anticipated
and the stock about 10000 pieces will be sold at stiff
rates = :, 80,
We hear that Sir John Davis proceeds to Cochin China,
in her Maestys steam frigate Vuure, Captain Macdou
ealI on mission of peace His exceencys object is to
enter into friendly relations and, if possble to open
direct trade with this port Should he be successful,
Hong Kong NAV be benefited in no small degree but it
il 10 be feared that the of his Canton exploits will
travel before him, and the government may feel
alarm at a visit from the hero Of the Bogue.
All difficulties had been settled, and all was perfectly
quiet The Canton papers are filled with specuations on
the American
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Military Precautions.


The depredations committed by the Indians (Pawnees
Tor Osages, Cumanches and others) upon the trains"
bound for Santa Fe, and returning to the United States,
called upon the government for efficient means to
epress them. Some of these were adopted in
June last, in the orders that despatched to the com
handing officer of the Missouri battalion of volunteers.
But the time has arrived for executing these orders,
and making the Indians feel the power of the govern
ment To do this eecually and TO afford adequate pro-
lection to the United States trains, requiston has
just been made upon the governor of Missouri for one
baalion-to consist of company of artillery, two
companies of infantry, and two of mounted men, rem
Nervous at Fort Leavenworh, to be placed under the
orders of Brig Gen. Arbuckle, commanding I'd and Sd
military departments Gen. Arbuckle is empowered TO
call for larger force, if these should prove insufficient
One mounted regiment and one battalion of foot from
Missouri, and one regiment of foot from Illinois, have
been ordered to the province OF New Mexico; part OF
which too may, 1t is supposed be employed by Gen.
Arbuckle for chassng the hostile Indians without in
eering but little, any, with their march to Santa Fe
correspondent of the ST. Louis Republican writes
from Council Grove on the I'd july and gives an account
of Lieut. Loves position:
Ibelieve that it was the intention of Col Easton to re-
main here couple OF days men, and to procure
the timber which may be needed in repairing the wagons
the road (hs is the last place where timber for such
purposes be hnd and also to give the boys chance
spend their Indepsndenceday But we had not been
ground an hour when arrived from Lieut.
Love of the Dragons He had been attacked by the In
dans who succeeded in driving oil his animals, and have
placed him under the necessity of sending back an express
desiring first company in advance should hasten
his relief with all the loose animals that could be obtained
He is, seems, unable his wagons until he can re.
ceive a supply of animals There two government
ininsone under charge Mr. Pagan, and the other In
charge OF Haydenwh Lieut. Love, who are IN alike con
dion with himself unable to move forward without an
4 escort from Lieut. Love- some other company. Wha
A effect this news may have with regard to Col Easton
movement, able TO state. Perhaps the command
Instead celebrating the anniversary Of their countrys in
dependence, hasten forward perform deeds
Tor their poserity if celebrate, at least to remember
81 had a conversation with the bearer OF the express
who says that the Indians who committed these depreda
| ions belong the Cumanches and Euaw tribes, led by
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The following letters, conveying the melancholy intel
ligence of the decease of two most merorous officers
have been enclosed to by the Navy Department fo
publication:
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In HAyKxs-The New Orleans Bulletin learns from the
friends of this gentleman that there probability ,ha' he
will accept the presidency of William ana WARY oonese'
Va, to which he was lately appointed
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Alta democratic meeting, at Platte city, the 9th inst,
lanes M Hughes esq. recommended as the first, and
A. King esq., the second choice of Platte county,
a candidate for governor.
The following resolution also passed
Resore9 That will for cand date, in 1913 for
Pcsden that under the shade of military glory, with
out princi pies.--St Louis Union
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NAVAL GUNNERy

NAVAL esUNNfRY.-Experiment upon yeral objects
~ reating Naval Gunnery, made board the frgale
Dryade Translated from the French by officer of the
United States navy In pamphlet price 80 cents This
day published 4. TAYLOR.
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U. s. FRIGATE RARIrAN,
Hampton Roads, July %, 1917

U. 5. FRIeATE RARrrAN,
Hampton Roads, July 22, lS47
Sm The melancholy duty devoves upon of commu.
ncatng to the department the decease OF Captain Alvin
Edson of the marine corps who died of fever the 18th
instant. His remains committed to the deep, with
appropriate honors.
Captain Edison served under my command on board the
Cumberland and transferred TO this ship As
mandng officer of the marines of the squadron he
ISOLATED with in the various expeditions against the
enemy and also served with the army during the whole OF
the siege of Vera Cruz. Whenever opportunity offered he
foremost in battle. lie brave, generous, and
untimely death of distinguished for noble qualities
of head and heart the public service has lost of its
brightest
have the honor to be- very respectfully,
f. FORREST, Captain
Hon. JSo. Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy.
u. S. FnIGATE RARIrAN July %, 1917
SIR 1t is with deep regret that inform the department
Of the demise of Midshipman Robert toer, who died OF
fever the passage the United States the 4th instant
tie was buried at sea, with the ceremony due his rank
Mr. Storer had been attached the "Cumberland" under
my command at his request he transferred to this
ship that he might lend his services to the in whatever
quarter they might be needed The ability and zeal with
which he discharged his duties, and his exemplary, amia
BILE, and moral department. rendered him great iavore
board 1t will be melancholy satisfaction to his rea
know that every attention and kindness
tended him during his Illness and that his shpmaes
feel the bereavement in common with his nearest kindred.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
F. FORREST, Captain
Hon JNo. Y. Mason
Secretary of the Navy, Washington city.
We permitted TO copy also, the subioined commu-
ncatons which show the honorable estimate which has
uniformly been placed upon the character and bearing of
Captain Edison by those under whom he has served:
U. S. FLAGSHIP MISSISSIPPI,
OF Tabasco River June 18th, I8i7.
SIR The of Captain Edison, of the marines, to the
United States in the frgate Rartan affords oppor-
tuny of commencing his services to the favorable no
tice of the department
Captain Edson senior officer of marines ibis station
for length of time, and during the whole period Of my
service in the squadron has been engaged all the naval
expeditions of Importance against the enemy
At the siege and bombardnent of Vera Cruz, he was
posted in the trenches and every occasion commanded
his with ZEAL Judgment, and galianty and
cannot refrain from expressing my appreciation OF
the conduct OF all the officers and of the marines, who
have during the last nine months served under my imme-
date eye and of repeating what have often said, that
this distinguished and corps of the eff
fective and valuable fthe service.
am, sir with great respect your obedient servant,
M. G. PERRY,
Commanding Home Squadron.
The Hon. JOHN Y. Mason,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington, ID. c.
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
Washington July Is, lS47
SIR The painful duty of reporting the department the
death oone of the valuable officers ohe corps
devoved Captain Alvin Edison died on the 18th in
At the period of his death he his from
the command of the marines in the home squadron, and
prominently and usefully employed in all the arduous
duties of the squadron in the gulf of Mexico since the
mencement of the with Mexico
My estimation of the character and services of Captain
Edison such that cannot pass his loss without
than ordinary tribute to his memory He was al
ways prominent in seeking arduous service in time of
and in action itself, officer remarkable for
vigor and selfpossession than he
remain, with great respect, your obedent servant,
ARCH. HENDERSON,
Brig Gen. Commit
The Hon. JOHN Y. Mason,
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From the Spectator, October 30.

DEPARTURE or CArrAN HowIsoN.-We We're gratfed last
week by short from Captain Howison, of the late
U S. schooner Shark. He informed that with his officers
and crew he would leave Immediately for California in the
Uud Bay Com chooner Cadborough which had
been chartered the purpose Captain Howson, it is al
together probable, will be sent home soon as practicable
the decision oil court OF inquiry In relation 10 the
loss of his vessel.
We know what influences may be brought to bear
upon such court; but this do know that II Its decision
be Just one, it viii excupa;e Captain II. entirely
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TO the Colonies Of Regiments in the
State generally.

Having bpen required 10 raise a co,npany in
Tho state to reinforce our troops in Mexico with.
IN the short space Of thirty DAYS; and having
been advised that the Officers of the Militia
throughout the State were required to render me
oil the assistance in their power; and moreover.
i'orn the very limited time allowed. il being i'm.
possible that shopi visit more than two or three
counties, and at the same time attend 10 the mr.
galizatIon Of the sompany I do most cordially
and respectfully request that the Colonies COM
mandant generally, will SO FAR cooperate with me
ns 70 call together their respective Regiments a,
rs cary period az practicable, and report 10 me
at once al this place the result Of the cali. II i
absolutely necessary that all reports be made nr;o,
- the first OF October, a. If The ren,;s;,e MN.
pct oi men nc procured, they will all &c required
% DC q me rendezvous between the LIST and the
9TH, Tor the complete organization Of the comma,
n.y. would suggust by way Of inducercnt' n
greater activity on the part Of individuals Tho, !,
has been concluded, that the frs, thirty five wbosc
names arc duly enrolled, shall be allowed tho 90
iec''on OF lst Lieutenant, LIST Sergeant and Is,
Iofporal. The next thirty Of the "a Iieutenan,
anu 20 Sergeant and I'd Corporal. &c. Thus prc.
s,h"hs 70 the most active and energetic. tina
cIahces OF obtaining the principal Offices. Con-
s1dcrns the credit Of tho State 10 le a, stab. nd
teoling deep and heartfelt in,eres, II ,ha -.
~ our nnaeftas,ng' ! sincerely hope, that aid
on yoqr Part VIII Dc as promptly and frankly rem.
Your friend and servant, ''''''
Tillal'orough, Sept 10, lsi7,
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Splendid Spring & Sum-
mer Assortment


HAVE rroeiEed . ysy laEEr saosk Il stab
In and Fanny DD iio0dS. consisting q al sEii.
clrS nsuslls ksla for country tESde. Thy Nssid
invite he stirufin u luy. - 10 thriF asortnlt.
Tlsrir lics1s viii he sold xCEs los Ga cssh.
Particular sIieniioR i inyiled 10 he ioliSNiIls,
. lirh are ea,mpFiscd in tise asSoFtneul:
Donrslirs. Bed Ticks, ShcriiRss c0la0n and
Iinsn AlIon Ghorks, GinShanls, Prints. Rsss'
mi Neuis summer ciushin.. While sl.d Psil.i.
cd Mnsiins Il al prSnrS, some very handsome,
Blesch~i shininss. Long cloth, BroNh Hollands,
IlrONn and iaish Linrns. sIsd IEurl and Canvas.
fer mOuning gOods Ihey haze = scEg Lays
and handsome assortment, consisting q AlpacAs
Bersses. BalzaTines, Ginghanls. and calirOrs-
AS. Linen camhnc and Sill llandkeTchicss
Printed Lawns. OTgandie Mnsiins, Sxiss Mus
lin Col'a DresscS. frrnch Cambria Mnslins. cling
hams. camesine GEensdene. Printed BaEsrs. nns
lie Muslin. Emlsoidered MuFllns. l.adirs' NJ
tiloses, Muslin Edgrings and IlscItings, Ihnras
DO. lisie DO. Wrought Muslin Collars. GEas.
skirts. Bonnst and Cap Rihands. Fancy BaEsge
Grrnadine and Basket Scarf. Black and Pane,
Drcss HandkeFrhieis. HOnsycomh DO. l.adies
Black aud Fancy Mitis. Long MiIls. Gimp, an.
Buttons for trimming dresses. s.s- - -s-.a
Also. Iloihs, casslIneEes. leslings, Fancy Ans
Plain Scarfs and cmysis. Collars. Bosoms, Sus
penders, SlocLs. and 6rntlcmcn's liloSes.
A very large and cheap assortment OF B0nnets
such as florcnce. Rutland. and English straw
Lawn and L.ace Worked Bonnels. Arilicials, 10
sciis. Cap TABS. straw Gimp, Panama, Leshon
and Palm Leaf Hats, general assortment Ut Flu
Hats, and Buttons.
Hardware, (including Carpenters Tools.l Car
riage Trimmings, crOCkcry. Castings, tirOcrrics
School Books. Letter aud Note En.rlops, Pan
ey lnks,ands. Scals. Pearl Letter Folders, s,ee
Beads. and Bag Clasps.
|. 4 very large. handsome. aud cheap asSRtmen
Of Parasols and Walking-cane Imhellss, a ney
article, Walking Canes. Cooking Stoves, Potato
Boilers, Looking GLASSES. Combs, Periumery
Soaps, Brushes, Whips. Band Boxes, &c. &c.
April s6. -
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Hillsborough House.

FlsHE s-ASxlsa~s, hsssg Esassilassad fhf alasse
H. naEarA esasislshEarns. ksssnsata nesF %
ceaEt Hess. Nsll knoNn - FsaAss1d SD.
- tAAsrsssAly FsFsiHsd al 6iand I ~. sl.d :
- EEsPan1 q sno0mmaaass Nah iaana al
rho 80 aYpE hia RIih eaA haSlag hssn
saeaEsd - zrseral yeaEs . Tsvern larfang, thr
s.ilsrrteF CATERS AHisf that sl.OsF Hho Hsy al
GA him ~ FecriSe sIsrh sunosnlnod4isei - Niil
ne ssa6ar0sy. lie fnTtArT FasaErs hanseh 70
sgarr 10 pains 10 render his sncsas c0HsiassahAe.
HEIs Table Nill - fnEnishea Hish he bes'
gke nssIkei sllaIss. ~. s saasr-
mis- stables Eil h. suPPlni Nish good
PE0xen1rs. ani good and stirnlise nsileEs-
mis- Efar win - furnished - ell times y IN
god liga0rs.
Ry attending elOssly 70 his hnsihess, be hoFel
10 1laEe position q Fsiliie patronage.
I Persons stisI,liIg t.Oarf ~ili end his heosc
/ comioEiahls home. and conysHirHl N business
/ - ROBERT r. MORRIS.
/ Jaly ~. -s
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AND CHEAP
81 tNDls ~.

wv SEONNs
THE subscriber. having formed partnership
n with Z. ". HOll and ". A.earsgin, Is now
opening
A NEW Axp COMPLETE ASSORT-
MENT up GOODS,
embracing aln,ost exery aricir usually sold in
this market. Il his old sIsnd. one door west Of
MT !. u. kirkhnd's corner. WheIe he would in
siie hs I'D clisiomers and friends 10 call aud ex-
anime hls stock, which viii he found low enough
10 suit the times. -.-..---
STEPHEN MOORE,
November 1. Oh
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"c SJotcm" JtU HOufS ~
erery u0rm. -
.EEHE origin. development, and support Of
- worms IN the human system. are 10 be at
trlhuted to a dcpraved and debtated condition
of the stomach and bowels; il being Al, establish
ed fact, that where the digestion is unimpaired.
and the general powers OF the system in heal
thy state. they can find no habitation This pre-
paiation has the peculiar advantage of not only
destroying every worm, hut also of producing n
healthy action of the stomach and other orcans
of digestion, thereby relieving many conpIaiu,s
arising from arrangement of the digestive ar.
gans. Although prompt and certain in its opcra
uon and not unpleasant 10 the taste 1t is peril Ct
y safe and adapted to the tenderest age.
Numerous certificates Of the value and uscf,II
ness of this preparation are almost daily received
-. Baltimore, July ., 1876.
This Is to certify that Pccrs's Dead Shot Yer
nlluge, Is a sure preventive aud certain cure for
worms. Having heard it highly spoken of BY
many persons, was prompted to try ii, and after
giving each my children tcaspoonfll. / found
Il had the desired effect, for in less thar six hours
afterwards they passed eleven worms, each worm
about twelve inches long. '.~
A. J. BAXTER, 545 Baltimore st. w.
Prepared by DR.. II. r. PEEur, and sold whole
ale and retail by a. d. & D. SANDS, Druggists.
,O0 Fulton street, corner Of William, New York
Sold also by LONG, WEBB q co. Agents,
; = IL W.
OC'oDer 20. 5I-l2m
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Notice..

A 7 August Term, ls47, of Orange County
a Court, letters OF administration on the estate
of JOHN 4. FAUCEP'r, deceased, was granted
to the undersigned; he therefore gives notice to all
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi-
ute payment, and all persons having claims
agsin', said ESTATE will present them within the
time presented BY Law, or this notice will be plead
in bar Of their recovery. .=.. ami
THOMAS FAUCETT r, Admir-.
Sept. 7. s5-3v
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Dry Goods.

snrh = caIlira<-all pEiCsss . hanasaasar Mssast-
nsrnt q HgrnFas and RslAsns; canlsiTks .zEl1
Aiuslins; H0ssrFy of III kinds. lstosrs. rr3ing
IN. I'nrk ana ssAx GsanA@. llrd IlsAinE. AFaum
Tl.nlkS, Il.Nlss 6r. - I.sdrs' fhr dassrss Len
nj fsFS. Arsi6rlsi fio4FFs. on ~llA. fsEas.aas
anil Ismlsrliss. Fsns. Iinrn rsHllair HsndlrE-
rhisls. Biearl.A snd l'nlinnghrd eiosh. siik sI,d
t'aaion Hamlkrfghiris. flsx ard Eosion Ihsraa.
rasl and lAanlals.ans Elaahs. TEnsHslhss Il I'll
kinas. ana A.ahy sshsE aztirlss ih DR. Ds Gseas
HARDWARE.
Moving ana Calling Bladrs 4 lie srIy ~
quality; Nails. Pos. Owns. skirfs slsosris ard
ssads,s. chisels ard Aur~ss. Hansnlers nnd Tim
lasgs, HinzeS aud ScEsMs. Shae hmlsrs and AWl
Hlsiles. MorsiinE IIors, hniNrs and fogks. foVk-
a HALVES and SeisSogs. Trace Chains aI.d Cum
Cents. Stock snd Pad Labs. Tea and TaiAe
SPOONS. and msny othrr nTticies MT ennnlcEainsi
GROCERIES. @
The very brsl GTorn and Blsrk Teas. SuEaI
M coiice. Pepper ard AhIsoe, Moias-rs and
sAli, Ginger and Rirr, rAssile and olhrT so0Is,
Powder aud Shat, Flower and Meal. Iron and
Steel. Porter. Lime Juirr. and Rssihs. >I-Em md
Tallow candlrs, and uunlleT Of other aIIirlesiI
the GroCc. line.
DRUGS.
EIsom and Glaul.cT salts. Allnm and Tam
phnr. Opium and Sugar Of I.ead, crcam Of Tar
ter and MagnrSia. Brimsisne and Annetia. Islo
mel and RhrulsaFh. QuirksllIcT, Oil AItEol an,
Aquaiortis, White Lad and isllaN OshEs, Re'
I.cad aud Liiharec. Linscei and TsnneT's nil
Lamp Black and Spanish Down. Window tslss
and Putty, Mustard and Nulmegs. losNood an'
Glue. MaddlsT aud indigo. ysnishss Of al kind
Ink and Ink Powder. IamwoOd and IolrTas, ail,
all other Drugs usuall! kcpi lin this place.
1 CROckERl. . -...
Common ami Li.rronl Plates, Common su'
I.i,rrpool Teas. Dishrs. BuNlcs. Mugs. PitchsI.
and T'unlllsrs. Tea sud Cram Pots, Ewer an
Basins, and many other articles in the cTOCksr
line. 4.. .~-.
| TIN WARE.
, Wash Pans, Milk Pans, DpPcrs, Coffee Pot
Cups, small and large, SC. &c.
/ al Of the al,o,e GoO,ls will It. gold low g.
cash. or on crrdii 90 ihosr who will pay whel
called on. gr The Common Country Trad
will IT, taken in exchange At the market prices.
/ The subscribers intend 10 use eSery n,eaIIs i
their power to plcasr all Who May favour then
with their custom; and A. their lioO.ls ere Tough
for cash, they think ihcs shall ic ahlc 10 sci al
low prices as can he had in Hillsborough. IA
and see for yourselves.
| ~. A. MiCKLE & co.
Nav 9. as
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IARIETY STORE,

YTxHE susscFibcF rs SPennA NaEsts slese
III North a. ne rours hoazr. and pnr AsaE easi
Of Long. Mebk & To-. whsFe be all - rf@-
81 % - Ihs Pahlie rnsraily, hui P~riseplafs ~
"a tFianas ui.o a IlsEa.!y iE.iEanise. hin ahsn
, psll.r. Hs las "a hass1 ssock u On a'oods
and Girocsriss, csnintloaaEles. L'saEs. ' hsnlns
uud ss.sokiRs TabaecO, AMI ~ Eafi = ai'lf = a.
No. every hing. ThOse Rho IrsAe Nilh him
mas Ls aura dizzy ell 81 good Bargains.
in kinds 0f pralIre, such - corn, is4ifI. esls'
tlouE, poullry Il ell kinds. country made Ll1shs'
Psashsss, Sc, vii be taken in exchange lnf
GOoas. -
RODENT T. MORRIS.
April gs. To
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THE HILLSBoRoUGH RECORDER,
BY" DENNIS HEARTT.

+ bf pENNIS III EA RIFT.
Ternis.-Tlrec Dollars year, or Two Dol
lars aud Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
o. lfe ssnbscllhers, who make the payments strict
' N advance, will he furnished at Two Dollars
year each. " - s7
NO paper will he discontinued until M arcara-
ges arc paldnnless at the option Of the publisher.
ia hereafter no paper will lc sent 10 new sub,
stIuer out OF Tbs state unless pay mcnt is made in
d"rahcc, or some person in The state will become
responsible to the editor ;-ar in no casc will the
paper NC sent to subscriber out of the state for
more 'ian two Years without payment.
[, 'n'thTIsENESTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty five cents for
eacn subsequent Insertion; longer oncs in pro-
poruon. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cehi higher. A deduction of opc.third will ba
made to advertisers by the year. IT,.
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Notice.

"A III persons indebted to the estate Of Hsnry
- @. Parrish, either by note or account. are e.
9nes'ed ocomt forward and make immediate pay.
Gent OF fhe same will be pu, in the hands Of an
be given. ~t.-
THOMAS Z. PARRISH, Admir-.
~" - 94-3w
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sIsKE Aashass mafkra Faans - 1AsA F1ls =
II caz1a ans Lac kssS kklE = os.saes
a ~ Fn.nAhn RsIsE III y RssamapA As'sa'
IA. Pnncrls 6sz sEas& y - s-h&fEalks =. =
.Ssasslf susa,A1 :. ~ paynuif naE.ed =
snsHscirS - IL 9NneEz -.
JOHN RICHARDS.
ssyuia.ea5s1, fr.ikha PsPsE Nj
ssichannnt, Va
Aaguss, lsI7-
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July L..
Gen. Taylor in Town.

JUST RECEIVED, two dozen Portraits Of Gen.
~ Y. Tsylor. -~, .-.-.ss .. .'. ;
Fine and coare unbleached Cotton James.
Fancy Cakimores, and Black French Doc skin
Casimeres,
Pink Calico, Plaid Bingham, White Holland.
Black Alpaca, also ilk Warp Alapacca.
Black Satis vesting. BlcarlIei Cntions,
White Paper Cambria, Birds Eve Diaper.
While Cotton Handkerchiefs, Ladies' CoIcrcd
Kid Gloves, hest, t5"s
Black Net Mitts, Sewing Silk, Fancy rea But
tons and Rings,
Saddle Blankets &c,
T 4 fresh lot Of DR.. Peery's Dead Shot Yer
mIfuge ut New York prices, hy the dorm, to Mer-
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