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sPAIs-The Spanish mail steamship Isabel II arrived at
Havana on the soth ut, bringing from Cadiz t
9Th. and from sadrid t the 4th of October We copy
from the corresponds of the Diario Ia Marina the
following items iss st
royal decree the 4th Of October opens credit
the treasury Of ne Peninsula span) Of in favor
Of the suerer by the earthquake at ST. Jago de Cuba
The jury hch tried the five suspended newspapersin
Madrid h, the editors guilty the ehnrg<
preferred against them by the Ministers. sess
The sailing of the steamer delayed con-,
SAYS: srs..5.5
81 have just learned that this delay only the pur
of shipping 500 carbines and munitions of
II Day before yesterday another decree
which the great ability of Senior Bravo Mu
II rio to avail himself Of CIRCUMSTANCES benefit the in
erests of the country without prejudice and in fact
II favoring the interests ofipdviduals.
by the decree the holders of the deferred debt
horized to solicit the conversion of their scrip such
manner and quantity the Government may deter1pna
a into a consolidated per cent stock The Council u
and amount which may be converted For the arst
six months. the Council have set the at censol
dated stock for 100 Of deferred scrip and the
S200o0000 This will bring saving to tha State nearly
.! $4,000 yearly. f74sas ~. 4s siisi
IL .Another important decree creates in Madrid
general fund separate from the public treasry to be
under the control of special administration fund
to consist of two classes of voluntary
The deposits by order OF the courts and
the second, individual Interest to the
per cent annum for fixed terms, and ceut for
/ moneys payable demand,
expecting the conyocation of the Cortez the
their dissolution One other will be ta-
4 ken, as their Majesties are in Madrid" n
Great funeral honors had been paid in Spain to the
Duke of Baileu whose death coincided nearly that
Of wellington. sIl..5ii, ~.
The Duke and Duchess of Montpensr had returned fom
their Summer palace San Lucar Seville The Ouch
ess is in good health and promises present
consort with another heir.
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p.,, r, n,-Iate accounts Berr,,i4s erd 81
rbon,as represent the September sti, IS eFleg ssu
extremely disastrous in the ycieitS Of tis h
British briggs Waterloo and r. H. psrsss SUI siAesia
brch Rainbow, greatly damaged by the gale Ae
waterloo lost her mate, seanien aud two boys All o
whom were Americans food on tho Soata s'ds OF hsfs
muda Ia reported 10 hare destroyed two huadfsdses
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ALABaMa RIVER.

EOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- -h.g, h
KA, SELMA all findings Alabama River lfhysI-E3
yil NewI,asin, EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
Regular labdma River Packet EEORGIATe
atnunch built passenger GEORGIA.
maadng Mde Clerk will her regular trips the above
tras aton October 2o leaving Neworean Montgomery
EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. shippes rely punc
tuaty and ct attention to all business
freight having accommodations apply
ulass
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us filled with the details of the last sad rites -
in the interment of the mortal remains of Dam
iel Webster, the statesman, orator, and sage, at
Marskfeld, Mass, on Friday the 18th. From
the Courier we take the following clear and
graphic account of the simple yet imposing
event
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REGULAR PACK Els.
MOBILE.

FOR U, s. Mail xE.A
Il Lns;-Wintsr Arrangement The md
splendid owpressure packet OREGON, r. A.
Heirn, PLORiDA. Capt John Grant, and CREOLE, Capt
Samuel Rose (arg been built the Lake dr sth
gerior One Of the above steamers viii enve hs
Pontchnrnn Railroad DAILY arrival the Lake Of tr o'clock
NJ stopping at Paagoue Wednesdhys and Saturdays
going. and Tueainyssnd Fridays returning
~ Freight Christian ought to be sentfor
steamer ST. CHARLES
tT The Landings will eave
the office Of the Agent al three O'Clock p.
q
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appearance Of The Body-ReHgious Services
and Sermon-1Ne Procession, Incidents,
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,toNToo,1Dnv Nm mn

EHOR MONTGOMERY AND WE ~
TUMPKA-THRoUGi II LINE, vim New Basin.
The entirely md elegant steamer WETUIp-
kA A. q od commanding {now being finished at Cncnna u
regular trips Wetupks Nov
leaving New orlsars EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
TuMPkA well calculated for the trads being built expressly
and classes A No. One 4
sepl5 If MCDOWELL, JR., Il CO., 10 Psydras sroet
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THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

AT twelve o'clock precisely, the religious ser
vices were commenced. The guests of the family
occupied the right and left parlors, aud the peo-
pie stood uncovered in the sun. The Rev. Ebe-
nezer Alden, the pastor of the Orthodox church
in South Marshfeld, conducted the religious ex-
ercises. He stood in the hall, and, in an I'M
pressive voice, thus addressed the multitude;
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T.dTERLJrG PLACES

AHOR BILOXI and intermediate ~ l..
T. Laalngs- Winter Arrangement Steamer ST.
CHARLES for the lessn, |" tlaeaot the new Biloxi
Pao fno, snbs,aifn Lake ST. CHARLES,
Chns Walker Will. good Will leave e Pont
ehnran Railroad, and returning leave Biloxi va follows;
LkayE
WEDNESDAY, % oeioek 4. NJ. cara SUNDAY EVENING;
SATURDAY, 8 o'cockp THURSDAY EVENING.
from Biloxi intermediate Landings,
~ Servants and Children, II 3d. Deck. II
tY The Letter will leave the the Agent regularly
at o'clock WEDNESDAY, o'clock SATUR-
DAY For freight or passage apply e
nova r. GEUDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
THE WEBSTER OHsEQUIEs,
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLEAN

1T GaRsHf1ElD, MISS, OCTOBER 20 IS;
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I'D OUCH AND READY LINE Glilss--ss--.,
n ~ oE oMNIBUsEs-NEW ROUTE. :. On t55 ID ss2s,sfsae
OF October will route,
from the of Canal and Chae streets
Pauhe Alaras Omnlbuses Will
mnue and avoid starting the
the Rampant street Carriages do will leave between the quarter
hours olows |
Carriage Pauohe and Esplanade sta. 10 min to M.
10 min. 10
Fret do Canal and Charities past A. N.
~ Tickets sold in packages Of ten by the srterss and
drivers Cash cents.
E No smoking permitted inside the carriages, on the steps,
taking reporting,
snhc
ton to all thoae who favor uB with their patronage.
eGtls ly -'f-3-s ]. b. SLAWS0N CO,
pHOsPHATE OF AsIAiONIA--l0 lbs, for
J. salsE tlsl'a P.L. AAssfr,
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piment Of consequence that he never reamst uf
ing anafor which he h indebted y = wesi1<s III 1ss
Chief that has been followed by constant fsest sue
steamer is to leave at seven Tomorrow morning
We have news and no exeitements since NE cres
cent City has not besn bp.on np She was chased ly
Span sh steamer outside, bue they were mt 49,
where. few minutes, and &black smoke ouly ccad
be seen in The Of he the Crescent made
her way into the port unbidden tho agreement ~ bar
entrance not being known about.
By the way this day you have closed the quatrn
contest and Pierce Scott il elected President IT s
United States It has been here the subject of nea
thought with the belief that the honor country viii
be safe under the administration Of either and that be
destiny Of Cuba will not be changed by the result bow
ever it may be- As ever, yours, Josxs
There is alarm in the wigvam as at the hour
write which is not early in the night Judge sharksy
receiving call from Of the mouth pieces Of the Palace
authority assisted by Mr. Morales head Of the house
Drake Co. interprpterthe in the advance
From the haste with which they departed to call upo
Consul there seemed something Of unusual Importance
tine MATTER but I'VE shall what shall see 1t does
not strike me that this Is that will Admit march
ing up q hill. just to march down again
Mosslss, November 9.
had dream last night whssh was not ali dreeamr
that but of the yerh anxiety Of the Captain General
TO avoid the responsibility which inevstabts % f
on his head it stays upon his shoulders for having set
lin motion the bali which stops rolling untll 1]s
""A VI iie7sae'on ana reoemptlon - done tnas, - -
ttsatic from very direct and empowered quarters II Mr.
could be induced or oin deny that he wrote ths
1nteingenee communicated to the Courier Enquinr,
the Iesrfe'on would oe removed and the Crsscenk City
Smith war be settled The protest Capt Porter DE-
clares the innocence Of Mrsmfth the authority of
MI o nimsei ous It's reception - an explanation or
was refused Win indigpiy and contumey
justified by the daily articles of Government its il
their papers the Dayio de Ia Marine etc., There
are now others and all under censors and anthey ssn
now get probably s reference toene protest. when M
snifh is appealed to and the documents which we're
turned unopend BY the Captain Of the Port will have TO
be receiyed-h my dream comes to pass-and think
will: II my palace conduits are not foul
There Is but step rom the sublime to the ndtueu
and this dream Of mine indicates at least the superaye
Of the last and viii require all the sublimation Of spanih
veracity to palm 1t on upon Spanish ineg1cs even as
anoehes victory over their 4 arfd sossfie race E
You viii have more details but without the withdrawn
curtain tnat alone can f through mes'ner1c conmu-
niea.on ana Inc talsmanic influence that never Ails
'' " na W 1p NO 'ls lu1e ior "'ae.
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This solemn chapter in the history of the re-
public was recorded on Friday. The occasion
drew together an immense collection of people
from all parts of the country, and nearly every
town in Massachusetts, had her representative
at the grave of the illustrious dead. There
could not have been less than ten thousand per-
sons present. Grief sat, heavy upon every
L l- -slro I.aI
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Y.aZOO RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, November 10, at 5P.M.
ENOR CINCINNATI, MADISON. NJ =,
IL LOUISVILLE and all intermediate landings l~hHf4as
ine running passenger steamer GEO. w.
ENDALI Thona master, receiving freight, nnd vii
leave above. freight passage, apply board
OL,LESBY x MAChlLA4. 65 lGhonplOnlhs stfett
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E>OR PRINCETON, sKIPWITH'S NsT
LANDING, MIILIKENS BEND LAKE PROV IE5AsssSsSsEa.
IDENCE, VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY Me6z.lksia4
NATClIEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA BATON R0uGE Don
ALDS0NyiLE all intermediate landings Regular Weekly
SAXONThe and elegant passenger
SAXON j. H. Estes will leave for the above
landings MONDAY Oct u.s. at o'clock md
MONDAY thereafter throughout the For freight or
passage, apply board to
STRoTHER BROS, Agents, 45 Poydras street.
t- will freight River with the privilege OF
rehppng ycksburg and will have Clerk the Levee foot
eGeivng freight early Saturday morning oc9
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TO RENT.

TTNO RENT-The Lower Floor of No. 70 NA
IL Camp street Possession given Immediately Apply E
nova g. o. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street.
VINO RENT.-The .twO-story and attic a.
IL Brick Dwelling Of Gravier and Circus Streets For l
terms apply to
novs DR. CARROLL, SO Union Row, Carohdele. street.
HHOR RENT.-The large and c0mmodious M:a
Dwelling Eouse, street. well al
Private Boarding good tenant Apply
hoY3 TODD 4 co No. l20 Canal street, near Royal.
FE7O RENT-Two fine Offices on the third floor
ST. Charles suitable for
sion mereIans Apply TO =
j. II. ASf1BRlDGE d Co, So St. Charles
FNNO RENT, THE two story and attic brick "A
I'll DWELLING situatod Croua atreet between Common G
Grayier apply
eeP27 ID. r. CARAOLl Carondelst sts6et, Union Row.
STORES TO RENT-The three fine three A.
~ story BRICK BUIfDNS Nos IS, 6s and 81, fronting the 10y
of New fevee and Grod
three BRICK BUILDING Grod joining
above mentioned ore No 81 New Possession given lat Now
four BRICK STORE No. Io5 ST. Charles Posses
sion given Immediately. Apply to .
o,tq ", OIL
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EyOR VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, NJ m
II RODNEY. NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS BAYOU ldatEHsaszai
int rm dnte ningge regular vickburg packet MtMPIs,
Cap John Cowden, will leave VEY WEDNESDAY EVENING
o'clock throughout For freight apply
board, STROIER BROS, Agents, Poyras street.
i MEMPHIS will take freight for iazoo River with The
of s,ipniny nt nov1 If
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTEL

CITY HOTEL.-John Ucaliaghan, Amelia; A
Sims, Chesterfield; David Mcdaniel North Caro-
lima; William Burnett, Tarboro, 9; Mcclure
and family, Washington, N c; James n Cox, Ches-
terteld; T o Jones, Dinwiddie: H c Wood and w
c Mileston, Amelia C Lukens Albemarle; John
B Chandler and Thomas Taliaferro, Caroline; X
. A Chandler and B Crump, New Kent Benjamin
L Wright, Sbilla, Essex county Myers, Sails.
bury, N C; John T Moody, Chesterfield; J w L
Barker, Gloucester: Onslow B Sims, Chesterfield;
Thomas Barham, New Kent; Lawrence Mann and
William G Haskins, Amelia; r r Chandler and E
P sutton. Caroline; DR. Young. White Chmneys;
Major N Taylor, Mrs NJ Taylor and servant
Chas Taylor, Walter Taylor and Warren 9 Poin-
dexter, Hanover; Samuel r Seay and Selden A
Seay, Amelia.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Henry 7 Miller, Ches-
terfeld; S Ecriett, X e. d r; John w Murray.
Csrtersville; John w Lester, Chesterfield; Wom-
BILE, Raleigh, N c, S Lambart r d c; 8
Winfee and K Bass, Chesterfield; r Harley, r g. D
K; r Z Crane, Albemare; VIM Robinson. Jr.
Chesterfield: Geo c Ellis and Thos Ellis, Lunen
burg; DIR Robert M Anderson, Dinwiddie; X r
White and son, Louisa Root Ed Lewis, Gooch-
land; Burton, Va D r r; Park Poindexter,
Chesterfield.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-E w Massenburg, South
ampton; John Thompson, Philadelphia; Jas A Whit.
aker Lewisburg, c; E D Christian Mr. and Mrs
F Urauhart Miss r n Hill, and Miss NJ l. Spruell.
Lyuchbure: Coggill New York; ] C Blackwell
and Miss Shields, Buckingham; Mr. and Mrs ID NJ M
Lloyd Pulaski; Frank Ruffin Wood and Carter
Page Albemarle; Chas NJ Kinney, Staunton; DR.
Wormley, King William; Miss Merrill, Maine; DIR Q
Almustas, Charles City; A !McMitt, Marion; r
Bryan, Gloucester; Chas Morris, Hanover; Mr.
Henlsrnan, Washington.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-Gen o G Clay, Lynch
burg: Rob: Hudcin and Robt Tunstall, Caroline; NJ
Gelston and T w Rice, New York; A Cogbill,
Chesterfield Col D Jones, South Side Rail Road /;
Capt Pannell and Rives, Petersburg; T Jones,
Greer esviIle T Fl Eppes, Nottoway; E Ganemer,
Chesterfield: HI Gallaher, BR R r; w Alexander
and lady, Va; John Pannell and Thos w Brown.
Ing, Shenandoah Samuel Cardozo Powhatan; Jno
G Pearson, Philad; D Du Pree. Jr, Wilmington c;
Robt Beale, Baton Rouge; George w Simmons,
Philadelphia.
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Correspondence of the Daily dispatch.
Vessels in Port-Alms House Report-Har-
lem Railroad open to albany.
New YORK, Jan. 81.
There were 504 vessels in port to-day, of
which 26 were steamers, LOG ships, and 1888
schooners. This unusual number is doubtless
owing, in part, to the continued severity of the
weather.
The Annual Report of the Governors of the
Aims House shows an expenditure of nearly
half million of dollars during the year; or, in
figures, $485,O39 sc. The number of outdoor
poor, as they are termed, or persons who re-
ceive supplies outside of the charitable insti-
tutions, was l4,949.
The Harlem Railroad has been opened
through to Albany, and there was great CO.
LIBERATION on Monday, which ended in an acct
dent. Yours, Nj.
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L. & NJ. ROSE,
Dealers In Staple and Fancy Dry Good,

l.. & Nj. ROSE,
Dealers In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
No. 203 Broad Street, Richmond, "a,
WOULD inform their friends and the public,
w that they nave now in store, and are daily ad.
ling to their stock, alarge and varied assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-A splendid assort.
nent, amongst which are some of the most beauti.
full designs in Silks, Mousline de Lanes, Cash.
meres, Merinoes, Alpacas, Prints, Grape, Long and
rhbet Shawls &c, which they have ever exhi.
bifed.
MUFFSi MUFFS IA very handsome assert.
nent of Mufs, to which we ask the particular at
tention OF the ladies.
CASsIMERES, VESTINGs, &c.-We would in.
vite those in want OF Cassimeres Vestines Crayats
woollen Under Shirts, kid silk and wooilen Gloves
&C. to our assortment, which viii be sold as low az
the lowest.
On hand fine assortment of satinetts, Cassnetts
Kentucky Jeans, kerseys, Lindseys, Flannels'
stockings. Lsces, Edgings, &c.
CARPETlNGs-1hey have also now on hand q
'ery large and extensive stock of Carpetinas.
Do not forget to call on the subscribers.
:. l.. e. M. ROSE.
No 2o3 Broad street, between 4th and 5th.
no l5-3ms
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"a c.

Ia
10 ICHMOND AND DANYILLE Kali.
IL ROAD-CHANGE OF HOURS.-on and
after TUESDAY, December 23rd, 1851, res,la,
passenger train will run between Richmond and
Jetersville. connecting at Jerersville with Flage
& Co.'S line of Stages for Burksrille, Farm
vile, Lynchburg, Halifax Court House, DanyiIa
and Milton. The train will stop for passenger
only at the following points Manchs ster, Roek
field, Powhite, Robiou,s, Coal Field, iomahawi
Powhatan, Appomattox River, SCOTS Shop, and
Amelia Court House.
Leave Richmond three times week viz Tpes
day, Thursday and Saturday at SAM
Returning, leave Jetersville at. 80
Children over 8, and not over 1S years OF sss
half price TO any points except the two Tfst
named. Servants travelling by themselves n,pr
be fun nshed with two passes, so that one can hi
retained in the Office; and it must be express,t
stated on the pass that they are permitted 10 y
on the cars. A freight train will leave RichrrosiH
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods mn,
have them on the ground the previous evening
N. B.-The Stage leaves Jetersville every Tns.
day, Thursday and Saturday at IL, AN and "a
turning, meets the cars at the same point ever,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
For seats in the Stage to Lynchburp and int,
mediate points, apply to the Agent at the Dsnvi1.
Depot, Richmond. To ensure seats persons nm,
be at the Office and have their names entered txe,
minutes before the cars leave
Passengers not providing themselves with ticks,
and neglecting to have their names entered on ~
way-bill, will be considered as way passenpe-.
and charged an increased rate of fare
de Its John Fl. OSBORNE San, II
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ksSj e s; tt Isl
ESOK NORFOLK AND PORT VS. HSYS

l. The favorite and beautiful Steamboat An
gusta, Capt WIN. c. SMITH, having been m
roughly overhauled and repaired, and furpjsbss
with new Boiler and new main SHAFT, of wrgassa
iron, has resumed her place ON the line via M.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad and Por. Wsy
thall. The Cars running in coRnexion with III
VIII leave the Richmond and Petersburg Des1&
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning NJ
81 o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA viii leave Norfon al
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, THURSDAYS spiN
Saturdays, at sunrise.
rare TO City Point, Il M
De. to Capes or Grove Wharf. .1 M
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth,, ..2g
Servants, to any point between Richmond
anu tne 0ToVe,.--- ----.-..-...-....19 I'm
Do: to Norfolk and Portsmouth ~
Children under IL years OF age, half price.
10 ior servants, ---.------..-...-.
Servants travelling by themselves must be fu,N
nlshed with two passes, tnat one can be reta;nA
atthe Office; and it must be expressly stated on h
pass that they are permitted to 90 By cars sps
steamboat: THOS. DODAMEAD, Ia
oc 8-dtf Spner;n,en5sn, n
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FOR RENT. IN the ,oxr - N.-.s--.

@ FOR RRNT, in the town of Manchester.
a:4 tnat large and commodious house known as
the Farmers Hotel. II has all necessary ou,bousss
and might be rendered pleasant and Comfortable
residence for large family. or might be used an
boarding school, or as heretofore, public house.
u may be rented or leased on liberal aud accom-.
mnoosung terms. Apply TO Christopher C, McRac,
nsnchester or Col. Ward At the Columbian Hotel.
"'sanons. jae-lm
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IN FOR RENT.-The former residence of
Ii Mr. Peter Cotton, decd situated half mile
west OF the city, at the west corner OF Rutherords
farm, is offered for rent. The improvements are
extensive and convenient, and there 10 large and
rich lot of land attached, on which are fruit trees
&c, &c. We ask particular and early attention 10
TINS beautiful and much.to be-desired situation.
lao General A yents Is
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INrORmArI0r on Ia1r0RfA-

INTERPRETATION on IMF 0RrA-
- TiON.-HENRY HYMAN, OF 70 Mssn s,
~. Richmond. Va. begs leave to inform nm
& Friends Of the Senate and the Legislature,
tl1at he has returned from the World's Fair since
their last visit to Richmond, with choice and wen
selected stock of fine Gold and Silver Watches
Guns, &C., too numerous to mention. the Watches
being imported by me, and well calculated topis ase
the purchaser, both as regards the price and AZ
timepieces and he bcgs leave to call the attention
OF the members, and the public in general. to the
handsome Silver Vase lately purchased by MIN
while on visit to the Worlds Fair, as he is about
to dispose of it in lottery; and those persons who
have had the opportunity OF seeing IT can do SO
by calling at the old established store OF
HENRY LYMAN,
No &c Main street.
The sign of the large Watch and Importer,
N. B. Repairing done in all its branches, with
neatness and dispatch, by Mr.. Bartholomew, at the
old established store of
~ HENRY LYMAN, 90 Main st.,
ia10 next door to John N. Gordon a. Son.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

k scribers having associated themselves
: @Aas business partners under the style
oil OIEf GOFF, and having par-
chased from Thomas Otey his entire stock of
Saddles, Harness, Brides, &C.. they will continue
to carry ON the business in all its branches at the
OLD stand OF Thomas Otey, No. 81, Main street,
hIchHono, va and they respectfully solicit con-
tnuance of the liberal patronage as hitherto on.
tended to the old firm.
In connection with their Saddle and Harness bu-
siness. they have for sale Carriages, Rockaways,
and Buggies, manufactured by Thomas A. Mayer,
OF Norfolk This Repository is situated on Frank.
lin street, above the Old Market call is all that
is wanting, both in the Saddle and Carriage way
JOHN OTEY,
JAMES w GORE