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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-31

JANUARY Goth, le40
MIR. Ihomas's Resolutions, substantially those Of
North Carolina being under consideration, Mr.. Con-
way called for the yeas and nays
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Cotton Gin Notice.

flHE undersigned, agent for Messrs. f. CAR
1 YER 4 Co., Cotton Gin Manufacturers.
begs leave to inform the planters generally,
that he has ON hand and for sale. very s,ipe-
rior stock of Gins, W hch he would be pleased
70 furnish to farmers on rs reasonable terms
as any other establishment in the country.-
Attached to these Gins is very great inn
provement in the Cast Iron back Crates Tor
noting Breasts by which nearly allthe NOTES
ana trash is taken from the Cotton, with com
paratively no loss The also have a large
Drum Brush, with thirty-six rows of Brushes.
by the construction OF which the cotton is
taken from each tooth separately and presents
the appearance of having been cardecl. The
undersigned will give his personal attention
10 the setting and adjustment ofeacll Gin. free
OF any charge, and warrant them to perform
well. The Gins can be obtained of
e. McFMhane & Co., Aberdeen, Miss.
Franklin q Bros, Columbus, "
Cobb 4 Manlope, Vicksburg, /"
Mason y Maeaif Natchez, :.
r. Titus q Co., Memphis, Tennessee,
G. Burk & Co., New Orleans, La.
Horton g. Clock, Mobile, Ala.
Gitmer y Co., Montgomery Ala.
J. L. HILL, Trapclling .Agem
Aberdeen, Aug. 81, 1910 19-till 1st Jan
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NEW COACH FACTORY
At DR.. Anderson's old Drug store

fH-&R THE undersigned having pur-
fSs5-tS>>5.sY chased the whole of that extcn-
NlZ-S4 sive building are occupying it as
Coach Factory. They respectfully offer
Their services TO the citizens of this place and
ITS vicinity. We are prepared to do all kinds
OF Carriage making and repairing, which will
be executed in the best style, and allncw work
warranted twelve months.
We also have and shall continue to keep on
hahd, an assortment of Carriages. both north
ern and of our own make, which we will sell
cheap.
*** Persons who want anything in our line
would do well to give us a chance.
ROBERTS Il MIFFLETON.
March 9Th, 1919 ..IG-ly
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lNPURITY CF fHE BLOOD.

i"i thIl VI He bLUWU,
II possesses marvellous efficacy in al
complaints arising from Indigestion from Ac
ldIy OF the Stomach, from uneoual circuIa
noh, determination of blood to in. head nal
Pi'altoh oil The heat, cold feet and hands enlJ
ehiiiS ana not flashes over the body. it has
not lis equal in Colds and Coughs: and oro-
NOTES easy expectoralon and gentle peiSn;,
ration, relaxing structure ofthe lungs. ibrda,
and ever Other part. ''''"
bu' III nolhing is its excellence more mani.
testify seen and acknowledged in all kinds
and Stages of " nus
FEMALECOMPLAINTS.
l. works wonders in cases o. Fruor Albus
or Whites, Falling of the Womb, Obslrucled
suppressed, or Painful Menses. Irrepularity
OF inc menstrual periods, and the like; and Is
as ehec'ual III during The forms of Kidney
Di eases. " AA'"N'y
By removing distractions, and regulating
the general system it gives lone and strenath
'o'ne "no'e o)oy' and thus cures ali forms of
'erFOuS Diseases and Debility,
and mus prevents or relieves d great variety
OF Diner maladieS, as Spinal irritation, Neu.
ralsla, ST. Vilus' Dance, Swooning, Epilepljc
Fills, Commissions, &c.
cleanseS the blood, exci.cs the liver 10
healthy action, tones the stomach. and p,vea
good digestion, relieves the bowels of t9rnor
ana constipation, allays inflammation. purifrs
me skin, equalises The circulation Of die
blood, producing gentle warmth equally all
over Inc body, and The inSen>ible Precipitation;
relaxes all structures and tighlneSS. removes
all distractions, and invisorates The entire
nervous system Is not this then
The Medicine you prc-emiaenlly need
But can any of these things be said of S. p
IownsSnd's inferior arlclel This Young
mans liquid is not 10 be
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DPS
because Of one GRAND FACT, Thai The one
is INCAPABLE OF DETERIORATION. ami
NEVER SPOILS,
Whl'e The oihcr does; souring iermentinp and
oowinS The bottles containing il INTO Irao
mens, the sour, acid liquid exploding. and
damaging other goods Must not this horri.
be compound be poisonous to the systen,2-
WHAT! PUT ACID INTO SYSTEM ALREADY DIS
hAsED WITH ACID? What causes Dyspepsia but
acid Do we not all know that when food
I ~ our stomach, what mischieis it pro-
uuceS ha!uenee, heartburn palpalion of
The heart, liver complaint, diarrhGa 1vsen.
lery, collie, and corruption Of tne blood n
What is Scrofula but an acid honor in The
oody1 Wha' produces all the humors which
6ring on Eruplons ofthe Skin Scall Head.
oall kheum., ErysipelpS White Swetlings'
Fever Sores, and all alterations internal I'd
external II is nothing under heaven, but an
III" ~, sups,ance, winch sours and thus spells
cau 'ne n ph ", :ne may, more or less What
Which in, ",u"'Sm orta sonf or acid fluid,
elsn,rh ars'"ua;es ise'i between ne joints aad
cate ,;ssne, n m,na''mR ana 'nllam'ns The deli
vona diseases Of mn"ri,v "a 1' ,Se h 90 o, nsr-
ranged crcnla,ionsr and =, ,ne o'o1u, ol oe-
ments which aficl buman na auay al 'he an
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Completely Renoyatc The Sv,trm.

TA; U.,
",s Esuaet Is sure Cure for Rheuma
"Nn'' Go", pasmodic tfeclions OF the Slom
aTsn, ralns 10 the Side, Chess, Bones &c
a.ser Shd Hgue, Asthma, Nervous Head
Hear Pros,ra,inr' G,.. ralpltalIon OF the
E,n"r a,t "s.'a,.on 'oonVulsions, Constipation,
Th;s no Tc
nrr;rm Nv Ky ~ neeP wen IS TO cleanse and
rr,,,i 'ne p,oou oy using This Syrup, which
7, c,e ay ~ enJc.ua''y, and health will ensue
10 s,s,' cieafS' Purihes, and strengthens
'"s T s5s.em:
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Livery Stable,
(On Market St,-SonM Of Tie Eagle Hotcl)

(On Market &,-Sonth Of The Eaglc Hotel)
HE N2 w II e. "a MD va
BE-rS THE undersigned returns sincere
LC.IA- hanks to his old customers and the
public generally forthe liberal patronage here
toiore extended tohm, and would respectfully
inform them that he still continues to eater nj
his old stand, where he will be happy TO accom-
modate all who may favor MIN with their Gus
tom. lie has made large additions to. and OH
wise improved his establishment during the
past year, so that he is now prepared mora fully
thah ever 10 accommodate any number oil hor-
ses that may be left with him, in a style not sur
passed by any Stable, either North or South
He keeps constantly on hand for hire. Saddle
aorses, Carriages, Bugges. &C.. of the most
superior quality. From his long experience
IN the business and great desire % give perfect
satisfaction to his customers he hopes to re-
ceive liberal share of patronage. His terms
are the same as heretofore:
Carriage, Horses and Driverpcr day, S 5 %
Horse and Buggy, per day, 800
Saddle Horse, per day, 80
Horse at Livery per month, 1850
per week, $50
>" per day, 7jI
Horse per night, 30
= single iecd %
WILLIAM CADY.
Columbus, Miss, March /, lsl0.-lG-1y.
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VGAvyAL.NjIc zB ELIy u!
zIss|( ;ss!alzy5
QzZaZla1 lxzN'
| NERVOUS DfSEA-ES,
rising from an iinpaired weakened unhealthy state
OF lhe Nervous or Vital system.
Ihe astonishing and unprecedented results trhich
mare oern dchiered By his nee dc rogaerti dfscor.
cry" ne mysterious pocers of Gairanism aud J1ag
nel'sm has induced he proprietor 10 eriend t kno,r
eoge q as rTtucs thai The Housdnds rho are no,r src
Jsng bry"Hde reooh ofrelief, may become paraktrs
q as dcsnGredged denefts and be restored 10 he en-.
| Joy"e"t q hentM and happiness.
DR. CHRIsTIE'5 CALVAN.C DN..T
! has been pronounced by many distinguished uhysi.
cians BON n Europe aud the United STATES to he the
most rdfndbfe medicinal discoreiy Of tie aye Ii is
beautiful instance OF Art aiding Science 10 prntnrc the
hglesi behehca results, and it Is believed that lew in
venlions avec been perfected and so entirely
| sue ccsStul in their results.
It's usedwh perfect and certain IN all cases
or GENERAL DEBILITY
rom Whatever causes II may arise Strengthening thc
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Mineral Waters.

JUST received at the Ncic Drug Store, Blue
y Lick and Saratoga Waters.
rns Lac. S-n
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Acknowledging Co, No. State street. aud Mrs. T.
Kdder NO. 100 Court street Boston; Samuel Kdder Jr.
Iowel Henry Pratt. Salem; James B. Green Worcester;
Allison Gant Concord; Balah Son, Prssidencs and
BY Druggists aud Merchants Fssrauy uszoaehses the Unh
tod States West Indiss. md tbs css.Ada4-
The d5oue genuine article IS for Sale at tie
New Drug Store Of J. STREET & co.
Sole Agemts for Aberdeen, Miss.
NOV. 9th. 1919. 29-tf
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All BONNETS-Silk, French, Straw, Per.
VI melia; Misses Pedal Children's Leg
horn. For sale by
ECKFORD & GATES
Oct 10. 1919
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WHEundersigned has removed his FURNI-
L TURE MANUFACTORY to the house
formerly occupied by Worsham & Tuberville,
Immediately in the rear of the Dry Goods store
of Messrs. Holmes & Kendall, where he keeps
on hand good assortment ofall knds of Far
nture, consisting in part Of Wadrobes, Dressing
Bnreans Bcdstcads, etc. which he will sell Low
FOR Cash. Wa. RAGSDALE.
Jan G, 1S4s-1y
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Patent Medicines.

Among which are -
oafs"parIIla, Syrup of Naptha, Chanchalagna,
Com. Fluid Ext Buchu Extract Pink Rock.
EXpectorants, Carmnatives, Billings Carmi-
natives, Cough Balsans, Will Cherry. Chol-
era syrup. MoHatts 3ters, Yellow Dock
Root Jew David's Plaster, Pain Extractor.
Ontments and Salves, Extract Copaiva and
Cubebs, Fermifuges, Fahnestocks. Dead Shot
&c Extracts of all kinds; Pills of every
description; Botanic Medicines of every
variety, warranted fresh and genuine.
For sale by HAMPTON HERNDON.
March 9Th, 1919 l6-Iv.
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sia in the face Lnzzig or roarino in i" Ne'ial'
always cured. w "J"'ep i
TIC D0EGREVT.
no case Of Ibis distressing COMPLAINT has aver c;,
Galya1c articles Wv ~ VI ~"iiS'ie q
bH CIRIS1IE'S GAL TiNfc BRlCEL ErS
a y" Ntias aud ANGLES. and used in
80 =. ~ a uses OF HliEUhAT;LM affecting The limbs
s!i3ina !reinors OF the bands, or any nervous con-
n'nt Ineciing TIE legs aid arms. one is worn, on
IT, ~ "llsl or anclc, and the Magnetic Fluid is appird
10 me part particularly affected illus casnr cd,
""''oh OF lhc lnAuehbe AT the desired spot
NERTOUS SPA SINS.
ne i3,Iowlngts an xrac- from aetierreceiveJ from
bile, Alabama " INV" ~ uhSists, ho'
There is DR. Hariwell (Docor of Divinity,n Ma.
n u, ,n's slate, who has sd DR. Chrisiies Galvapc
nTactIeiS cr the purpose of curing n eryo,s snosnnI
c aiecion OF the hands audarnis Upon de Ieast ex
I ol mental or physca his arms oe,ame in VIC.
tried tho GaLvANIC BRACEIEis viii ,b u,ne. re
mud ana with such success that since ihat time tG,,r
nonns agol he has not had sing attack although H..
sraVeld to Cincinnati and there took an active nar,
ms recommendation many Of his acqrainances have
'ieut ITEM ,, aud wiihsood success
niobiie, Ala Sept 1917 " ioONh"
During The past three years these remarkable curo
yves nave never failed when usedacc ordng 10 The
FULL AND PLAIN DIRECTIONS
which accompany them tits absoutolv jn,nossilI ,,,
they can do the slightest harm. '''''
Inconvenience whateveraftcnds their use. and
,hey luay be worn by the delicate with tho most
perect ease aud safety In fact, the sensation a.tendt
ing their use is hfghiy Pi,asurabie
49, PRICES.
The GALvsNIc BELT, $50 EACH.
The GALvANIc NECKLACE
The GALvANIc BRACELETS PAIR
The MAGNETIC FLUID, porr,v
CAUTION.
Beware OF spurious limitations!
AL Business communications shchldbe nnl1res,e5,o
u CHRISTIE, d.,
srppr,, Isl Broadway, New.York,
January 20 1919, 3ly3-ly =" ''efueeH'
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/
A man by the name of CLAPP has en-
gagged with young man o: The name of
, +. Townsend, aid uses ms name to put M
a Sarsaparlla, which they call Dir. Town
sends pafIllaienominalingi ii GENUINE.
Original, ec- This Townsend IS no pocIor
and never was but was formerly worker
on railroads, canals, and the like. Yel he
assumes The tue Of Dr., for the purpose or
gaming credit 70; what he is not. This is to
caution u public not 20 be deceived, and pur-
chase ne but The GENUINE ORIGINAL
having on it the Old Drs. likeness. his ramil anil,
coat OF arms, and his Signature ac,osstbs CO.,,
of arms. vac 'o"'
PaiNclrAL OFFICE, lOa Nassau ST., NJ Cry
OLD DIR. JACOB TOWNSEND
The ORIGINAL DISCOVER r OF THE
Genuine TOWNSEND &ryaparlla
va Dr. townsend is now about 70 wears of
q, and mas long been known as the All
nHoR and DlSCOVERER of the GENT
I u :. Uhi'iN l. "ToWNSEND SARSA-
IAhlLLA." Being poor, he was compeusd
TO unit lis manufacture. BY which mean. !,
has been Kept out of market, AID Ne s,las
c'reumscribed to those only who had nr",oJ
us worth, and known It's value. II has re.,oL
Gu the ears OF many, nevertheless. MS thoss
persons who had been healed of SIRE d. ""e
and saved from, DEATH proclaimed IFS excel''
ience and wonderful ''' eAcei-
HEALING POWER.
Unlike young s Townscnd'S, it imnroves
with age, and never changes, but for he be- be.
YER; because II is prepared en- scIENTIr,,
taac,, bya SCIENTIFIC MAN. The highest
n"uw;cuSe OF chemistry, and the --latest lis.
coveries "I The arr, have all seen branch, ;nto
ITequlsIIon in the manufacture Of the Old Dr,s
n 81, The sarsapari,la root, it is
m me'' Rnown TO medical men, contains many
lneclclnal properties and some properlies
y. Which are inert or useless, ana others wh;rb
:, ~ retained IN preparing it for use. produce
'ee sa" and acid which is injurious to
parlla are so r0iokilc. lba, tbcv en,ir.I' Da'sa-
crate and ale LOST in The preparation. if lbarv
are no. preserved by scientific process. known
Nnly 10 those experienced in its manufacture.
nff in V yo ."ese coIof'le Priaciplcs which fly
Oh IN Vap'r; or as an exha Iaion, under heal
are Ih .ne very essential medical properties Of
lie root, which give to ii all its value. y
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nLACkSMITH'S TOOLS-Bellows. from
- 30 to 80 inches; Anvils; Hammers; Vices;
Screw Plates For ale by
II. S. WALSH
March 9TH. 1879 46.tc
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ORO. SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS.-
II 20 Bales Osnabnrgs, +, Al, 9-s, 81, Ga,
and l2-4 Waltham, Indian Head, &C., rec'd'
and offered Shade cheaper than previously by
siaYioth, 1919. sd
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I UMBERi LUMBER $4,000 feet wealth
IA er bounding. flooring, and inch plank sea
soned, For sale by HIS. WALSH.
March 10, 1910. 46-tf
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NAlLS--l00 Kegs sweeds Iron Nails, assor-
~ ted from Sd to sou just received and for
sale by II. S. WALSH
March 9Th, 1S49. 4G-tc
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WILLIAM CADY.
Columbus, Miss, March |, lsl0.-iG-1y.
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brain, WILLIAM osly Of John sad Mary l.. Blair,
~. Q yssrs. mosths and days.
The relatives friends Of The family. the members
Of Mspbsttas Lodge No 90 I o. Of y. also the
nsEb+rr Of Washington Division No =. g. OF ere
tctfuy invited TO attend his funeral on wsdnss
osy Sd Inst At o'clock, p M from Ne. Is Fsitsn
street brooklyn
On Tu~sd.y, Oct q Mrs. MARr Rrssxr, eonsort Of
David Re- pnsy, drcessed In the Saith OF her
Her friends ssA scquaiptsnces. aRd those OF her
tyth street church and the Methodist church. In ysss-
raj OF which she has been member for 81 years. are
psctfuly invited To attend the fusers from the
sidtpce Of her in law n Essex street Thursday
Greenwood
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Mendsy evening. Oct. lst EDWARD THEopoRE,
SOD Of Thomas SHd hsbeccs Stanford aged years and
months
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the fspsrs this afternoon at O'Clock from
the residences Of his father 10 East 18th street. between
I'd and 4th avenues.
Departed This lif Oct 1st ls4o, Mrs Lvor PAsoo In
the Dol n year OF her age
The relstves and friends requested to attend her
funeral. nom her late brsther's residence Capt NJ
Fiji this afternoon. No 1853 It'll street at O'Clock
September 30th. at the residence OF his aunt, No.
Deeraw Flsce South Brooklyn, Of cholera SAMUEL Rss-
soEoueu BHorHY. in the 33d year of his age
Oh Tuesday evening October I'd, Of consumption,
ELLEN SKINNER wife OF Edward Skinner aged 20 years
The friends Of the family, also the members Of Nsp-
tune Hoss Company No ~ respectfully requested
Rsade ,trtet. on Thursday afternoon, ut O'Clock,
without further notice.
AT Norwich. CT, on the Goth Of June last, aged 50
years Mrs HANNAH ARNOLD, cousin OF Benedict Ar
mold, the traitor.
Al Churi-stown. Mass, Sept. Goth, FEARS, son Of
David and MaryrToDson, aged years
At Hollis. N. Sept. 25th. widow ELIzAHETH REED,
In the Soth year Of her age.
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TIE Howard .9fdir.


The Howard .9fav.
Capt. John Howard, recently shot by Lansdovn, has
been lingering several days In very critical situation
and this morning thought TO be dying At his
quest Justice Mckinney called In for the purpose
OF receiving and recording his dying declaration In
relation the affair which IL ABOUT to terminate his
e,istepcs. The statement which he gave to the jus
tice In detail than those previously made,
but not materially different IL is, in substances,
that he had spoken only previous Go the day OF
tn. assault to Mrs Lansdown; that h. barely rscox-
nsed her when che spoke to him In the store IL Mr.
Hart; that no written oorr.spopdeuce Of any Kind,
had passed between himself aud MRS L., any other
female since bis s'ourn In this city that he not
personally acquainted With Lsusdovn. though he had
before seen him that LsnsJown fired without address
log sr being teen by him. and that he vertically be-
h.,es that the imminent peril to life In which he Is
nos psces s attributable solely to the wound inlet
Since making this deposition, Howard hs. somewhat
revived and IL Is the opinion OF the surgeons In at
tendance that he may survive for fec hours longer
lie was subjected 90 surgical operation three days
spce BY which an immense quantity of pus vss n.
beistsd and since then fregsent hemOrrbag-s from
the cavity Of the abdomen where the bail fOupd
have penctrsttd. have occurred
LabsdoWn isstill in jail apparently upcopoerned
about the affair although lie yesterday expressed re-
gr.t that he sound had set proved fstal Instantly
re 10 gambler. and very Incorporate and several
times before as assaulted persons sgsnst vh0m he
tuppossd he bsd cause tor jealous feelings
An attempt vas made after the srr.st 81 Lansdo-p,
60 crssie i'm pfssson that The ~s q the latter had
eorr.spobdsd With Howard by letter aud hence the de-
csrsiiop 81 Howard Ca the contrary has trsnsgir
ho-.v.r that the mslics Of Ian do~n excited BY
smother csuse. Some mouths since, . pamphlet wss
circulated In THE city purpOrtiDE TO eve accouut
Of the uisi Of Mrs Howard In Cincinnati on the
charge ~ murder In this pamphlet, John Ho~srt
vas sssssd ana counter statements were published Ia
sne OF tue city papers. defending Ho.srd Thts gave
tise TO difference ~ opinion la the puDiic mind IN
auon TO the Cincinnati tragedy, AID IL seems on this
quesuon Mrs Lsnsdovp aud her busbssd differed, the
VIE defending Howard and tbs husbsud d-nou scing
hm toldness ana Jsaousy ensu.d on the part Of
Isptdo~n and hence the threat to take HOvaris life
Our city IL stl infected with rioters. robbers aud
nurderers for th. isis II whose operations must
ttfer you TO cry exchanges. ARGUS
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dian politicsDsths and the rsformsrs
The indePsnden s to bs In the fern Of the New York
shasn not OF tho Herald erronsousy stated By your
Montreal correspondent
there has been gre at deal Of gossip and small talk
In the city about frscAs Of smus,pg and piquant
nature which took place ut the American uot1l on
Iuetssy evening last IL that on the svsaing
In question the charming Mde Thsreso Of tho Broad
way theatre New York. who has been per oruug With
the lslan Ballet Com papy. at the Theatre Royal for
Some days past csptivsed ope ~ the andi"nos BY
her eheTsosraphie achievements that hs formed the
borrid r~souisn OF taking the citadel by storm that
very night. The snorous individual, Who IL Eng
lehman from Niagara boarded at the American, and
accordingly. at the still hour Of midnight he sought
the chamber Of the Steering dansese aud proceed
ing the room. but in doing he awakened his
chsrmer, who being naturally enough alarmed at his
presence, uttered piercing shrieks elp-shrisks
which brought the gentlemen Of the ballet con- pany
quickly to the rescas when they bsaboed the enter
prising Niagara man in Q manner which he will not
readily foTgetin addition 10 which the story got wind
and he has had the satisfaction OF being every
mouth.
Signors Ciocca took her benefit last evening sho
made her farewell Appearances the house wded
and the applause entb usisstio At the close
OF the ballet, God save the Queen.n called for,
and played amidst running accompaniment OF cheer
ing and stamping, which WAS highly edifying. The
annexatonists are all merchants and educated !;
none but rowdcs and shop boys frequent the thears
here. ARGUS
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Fps ar vicKsnuHe, Ni.s.-Ths New Orleans Cres-
cent ~ the 2sth uit gives the folio wing list sufferers
BY late IRE In kicksburg ~ A. G3enelia crooksry
china end variety store, furniture, Ne william NJ
NJ ,ofe. family sr,cery Samuel Lum wooden tenement
aud large lot 81 lumber; ~ b. uArvosd maxistrate's
ofcei Barnett. Law ofhce s. L. G,ofg. M sistrat.s
ofics; James G~in, family grocery A. Hart. coffee
boute; SaDusi Garvip. d~eiiiDg; \. T. Firld family
grocery. Mr. NcL,so's boarding house; Thoms. sh.p-
paId. csrr;se. chop, bouse furniture; Mrs Moti.hss
musr's chop; Mr.. kittsli. tsior's shop Mr. Steele
confectionery -, cabinet chop; g. Hedrick. paint
chop! iAssi sobfectionsry udfrut store Henry Lee
bsrs chop; Hsinsr eliot hing store; Louis Pa
raul cthee house; Mr. 0ebelias coffee house tlarss
building ormerly known ~ the Southern HotslD a.
Nsstob ssoder II. bannsgan tailor; Miss Phmbs Rry-
ant d..lire; Gsmsls. marble store Msny saved
mot a their goods and furbiturs In damaged state
have b,aid esiasae Of the loss " the mt
a me srsbcs give the Of tn. oers
81 the buildings burned. The Msssrs. Uenslla lost
their entire stock With their hne5store but we learn
we're partially Insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-03

RonurRr AND ARREsr OF rus Rosprr -yssterdsy
about psst o'clock boy IN the employ Of James
NJ. besbe 20 had 81 go st-len fran his, while
standing at the counter ~ the suffolk Bans lie had
sateO In hts bank bOok ct the time The money stslsn
csbr,ted of too bills OF SlUO0 each aud un- Of $500
all on the Merchants Bank Tn. robbrr shortly after
cou hitting the act offered Of the bills IN .x.
change tor gold. at Mr. Mstthev Boll-'s excbaaus
Office in Stale street. where he secured by Mr.
Bodies vho locked b.. rsscsl To- while he so1ux
the parties interested "a the fact rvroty-tso hun.
drtd dellrra ~ the stolen money found upon the
thhf He gave his name ~ JuosiBgbsm, but he IL
hho-n by the police under another name Boston M.
les, Sepf "a