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aifeheR aFr-an old Dutehman offered the kesper of
we Ioos Aewfork two pieces gold for some pieces Of
4 utes q NC unfortunate men who hung last
week and as an additional consideration promised 70
plain Why he wanted them The lay after the
the Keeper tore couple OF Shreds from some old clothes
OF ms own which the Dntehma gladly received and maid
of Ihe buyer then proceeded to impart the mystery
lie believed that the clothes which man was hung IN
were good to eh tslhhat srnall piece rubbed over
the lace OF man or would witch them r,cbt
away $50
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Nss- For JrpGE or THE THtRDD DISTRICT CouKr
~ A. tM MRtlN ID fntitlte the elee THE
It9kB DISTRICT COURT ia Court which taas ors4ilsd
40 sAetstFtlF'
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5s1s% FoB juDGf1 Or TH& IHmp DISTRICT C0URT
We tntlef jutgr taHiaals lYF
JUDGE on TILE ri!tKp 4SfttI&ES0EETGG SEU URLEASS5
OF Of the CoaEt Which may Be lt4'utFd "a Gntt s C5.u
u IL
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gaJ~ For JUDGE OF THE SECOND D[sTRIer
EUGtt1.NAisIiA BLACtIE ellc4 Of JUDGE
Or The SECOND DISTRICT GpFfkG UF SEW REGASs 81 IL
fSg cart ttht tna5 aHSeesd + -gs tel6 taFts
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Spring Goods-spritg Goods.

p. q q. REILLY 81 co.
a Beg they turte suppes
by steamships Crescent City Ben franklin their present
assorted atocl Of
N Il W S P r N G. G o O D S,
Of the latest styles and fashions. The following w OF the
leading artoes viz:
LIGHT CoLoRED SPRING PRINTS;
SMALL FIG uRED BRILlIANTIEEs,
CoLoRED STRIPED BRuLIANTlNEs. 5#
PERSIAN BRlLL1ANTlNES; 5a.5.
LIGHT AND DARK CoLOREp JACoNETS;
LIGHT and DARK COLD JACON ET, with Bands;
RICH PRINTED ORG NDIEs
RICH PRINTED do aonuessi
PLAIN AND PRINTED BARE1ES /
BREs1LIENNEs, ALL PATTERNS AND coLoRs;
PARANETrA BRocHE, NEW ARTlcLEf
SILK MuSIINS, LATEST STYLES;
PLAIN INDIA CRApE
FIGURED GRAPE
PLAIN AND STRIPED SPRING SILK;
PRINTEDlINES CAMBRIA NEW STYLE;
cHANGEABLE SILK MANTILLAs;#
~ BLACK LACE MANT1LLAS
BLACK LACE SCARFS;
BLACK LACE POINTS,
$3.50, ,,,,,, 1870. BLACK LACE Wells;
ENGLISH EMBROIDERY,
MUSLIN EMBROIDERY, nv
sz.55.=z.4-.. fALENClENNE;
uNDERsLEEvEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
jACoNET AND MUSLIN EMBROIDERED BANDS;
VERY RICH EMBROIDERED CtIEAIIsETTGs;
.s EMBROIDERED ROBES AND SKIRTS :;
VALENCTENNE, ALENCoN, BRUSSE1Es and NfAINE LACEs
PARAsot.s AND FANS OF NEWEST STYLES AND PATTERNS.
complete assortment o
L. N L n G 90 D s. 5s
made to their order with their name, they with
their usual guarantee as to pureneas aud quality.
o55 P. 4 &. REILLY & CO.,
fel6 Iap Canal and ROYAL streets.
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Passen gers or the John Smnse,
OFF! OFF,. On!..
CLEARING OUT 5.zz5=.=Z
Y \ WINTER GLOTHIN
ALFRED MJTNROE &CO

ON OH GDN
CLEARING OUT
Z A Y WINTER GLOTHIN
ALFRED AiUNROE &Co..
81 Magazine street, corner Of Grayier
~ Are now Offering great Inducements purchasers 9
WINTER CLOTHING to give them Preference being erped r.,
close out the remaining stock NEARLY COST and many
geoa will e sold below The kept by ,Gn ar4 santeJ =
every respect and guaranteed Splendid in all casa
Fora partial list sec below
oYERcoATS Of al description.
WALKING COATS Of nil kinds colot,
BUSINESS COATS of all kinda and coors -
DRESS AND FRoGk COATS black aud coorst
CLOTH eL0sKS Of various qualities.
TALdA AND kiABAN CLoAKS new article
PANTALOoNS Of Nil kinds.
VESTS OF MI kinds.
MAGNIFICENT BALL VESTS.
EMBROIDERED CLOTH VESTS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN3s= uTOrHTS,,
YOUTHS AND BOYS FRpcRs, poLKAs AND 1ArKFTs
YOUTHS PhNTALooNs AND VESTS.
YOUTHS OyERCoATS.
Gt1ILpRENs CLOTH COATS.
GtiLDRENiS JACKETS AND POLKA JArkFrS
CHlLDRENS DRESS JAGKEpS-A beautiful n,ts.
ctrLnRENts PANTALooNs,
boys SHIRTS, SOCKS ANb DRAWERS
~ ONE P4icE f0R GooDS-No deviation ia avs -,
LIZ This store lie OPEN EVERY NIGHT ill eight m j
NIGHTS TIL niue o'clock. Not open Sundays
ALFRED MUNRoE & 60
~ h&ENltN 3t Magazine
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Married

Married:
Thursday night, February Mr. JOHN
HoBSoN aud Mrs JANE ANN TAYLOR, both of this city.
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GRACE GREEswoop-The last bit Of gossip from italy
mentions the probable marriage of Grace Greenwood with
. wealthy American. whom she captured at Rome
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~ For DISTRICT ATTORNEY. HENRY Sir
raw - candidate ~ 'he 9oVe-ntas" fatTt;
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TtiE INTERNATIONAL GoPYRiaaT TREArF, which ii is
said has been prepared between the United States and
Great Britain is similar in its provisions TO those Of the
International copyright treaty between France and Eng
land Under its authority the authors Of book of dram
attic works of nusea compositions paintings etc etc
puohed and copyrighted in the United States will pso
deo ENJOY all the rights and privileges which English
copyWrght wond secure In them to Great Britain and
in IKE manner British copyright will possess the same
legal authority in the United States as an entry ia The
clerks office of the District Court pursuant to an act of
Congress. The only conditions imposed % American
authors are the registration Of their copyright in sta
TONER'S Hall and strict compliance with the laws of
Great Britain in respect the deposit of copy OF their
work IN the British Musum when similar restrictions are
imposed on British authors The treaty has not yet res
ceiyed the signatures Of the contracting parties
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4a1 F0RJupGE or THEF lFTH DISTRICT CouRr.
Ws H4tgfSs IA tRn4Ne ]. LIVINGSTON lidats for as
oqiss q JUDGE on Itih FIFTH DISTRICT GVGKI Of new
tttLAASg. - q :
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W - indebted 70 the Clerk Of the steamer Grand
xs~sF f0y oinainnsti papers. NS
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~ For JGbGN OF TAE THIRD DISTRICT CouKr
RICHARD IL H&EhtR eahlatt JUDGESfIIp Of THE
THIRD sERlef 930Af OF E ORLEANS,
tuty succeed HlalpT tAej4eP Consultation. Tel Dc
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NE Loss OF THE PACKET snir sr Gseaes-Ths follow
NY are me names Of the persons lost by the
o. the packet ship ST. George sea- on the Gath
last while on the trip from Ha7re to New
York. They were either drowned or abandoned IN tba
burning ship after seventy others bean rescued nv
snip orlando Bridget ouenan Betty Lyons Mary Reeay
.ans heeay Ellen Resdy Bridget Myles, Mary Farley
Margaret Barry Hannah Lyons Susan McKelliss sarah
MctSeliss Daniel McKeliss John Mex eliss Jire HOGAN
Ann Hogan Margaret Ford Ann Ford and infant cbas
smith, Ellen VAL Mary Wall, Garrett Wall Thos, Wall
Anthony Brothers Catherine Barrett John sbrues, 81
len shruga Michael scarrassy, Samuel storr, Mar Nc
enlken Aiice Francis Durk, Ann Farrell Ham
Farrell James Farrell John Farrell Mary Farre
Farrell, Winfred HeFer Patrick Lowe Mary erawsors
Bridget Crawford Margaret Campbell Edward Revno,a
Ann Mcneil, Peter swanton Jane swaaton, Peter Her.
berg, James pogsrty, eharlss Retcan.
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HrSF cItrFER sHIF-A ship builder al East Boston
constructing monster clipper ship for the California
trade She three hundred and thirty feet On deck
feet beam thirty feet deep with three decks and
tour thousand tons huren house measurement
she is to be called onng America = and will be worth
s2ooooo She will be the largest vessel that has oaed
since Noah's Ark. The Young America will carry be-
tween five and six thousand tons Of freigkt
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5sI~ Fox JuDGE Or THE FIFTH DlsrRTErC9uK
We motorized RBtEltr NJ KhAtSEY eaei4
itts ior JGGf5iitf q e FEf DISTRICT tq III SOW
O!ieAus. nl34
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~ FoE JUICE or THE IuIRp DISTRICT CoURT
GEORGE VI. GilflSfY u Lie ota Of lie JUDGE
SIM OF ltETtiiKp DsTRiCTG0Httfu OF NEW ORLEANS or
t6t Court Rhith
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Fancy Eu,.nisMing Svurehouse,

Ga ROYAL. AND SO BIENyIILE
CARPETlNG. MATING AND FANCY ARTICLES. 4
ADMINISTER, VELVET BRUSSELS, rHREE-rLY, 1SGRAIN AND
VENETIAN CARpEIISG RUGS, MATS, BINDING, Z THREAD,
NA1TlNs-s-4FANeY, RED, CHECKED AND WHITE
SILK AND WoRsTEp DAMASKS For tBRTAtNS AND LAM
BREQUINs.
LACE AND MusLlN eutTAiSs coRSlcEs eldPs, TAssEls,
PRINCES, elc.
BRONZE, CHINA, SILVER PLATED WARE, GLASS, PAPER
AlACIE, CUTLERY, etc.
LOOKING CLASSES CLOCKS P&1NI&Gs, ENGRhvNGS, etc.
FuRNlfERE-iN PARLgnR, BEDROOM AND pISINt; ROOM
SETS, OR BY SINGLE pIECE-BoULE. LaQuE and PApIER
MAGHE FURNITURE, ENASlELEp FURNITURE, etc
let9p p MAIIARD 4 co
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Mobile, Ala January /, is5'
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MORTIMORE's BITTER CORDIAL

4
BoTTLE.-Physicians of the fist standing in the me-
dca profession and prescribe it the most eiec-
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought ON by sedentary
habits exposure indigestion, torpid of the liver
or impurities of the blood now look upon this COR
DIAL as most mysterious and magical i'm its healing
properties and restoring powers 1t stands prominent
IN the treatment and cure of Neuralgia General De-
bility and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia or Iudies-
ton, Loss of Appetite Acidty OF the Stomach Ner
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head Cos
tiveness or irregularities of the Bowels Pleurisy.
Pains or Misery in the Side or Region Of the Heart
klatuency or Depression of Spirits Palptaon Of the
Heart, Difficult Breathing. Sinking Sensations Pros
tration OF the Nervous System. Cold Chilly Sensa-
tions Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs Difficult oy
Profuse Expectoraton, Night Sweats Diseases Of the
Heart or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Diseases
OF the Kidneys, arrangement PROSTATE Condition
OF the Organs OF Nature which cause painful rTegu-
larities, especially with Females: producing Debility
and Prostration of the Nervous System, Pale OF Sal
MoRTfMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL is purely
vegetable pleasant to take and perfectly safe to be-
used in any state of health even BY the most delicate
female child. ~ #a#x sF& ~
70 Price one dollar per bottle.
w. v. ALEXANDER L Co., Proprietors No. Bar
clay street, (Astor HOUSE, } New York.
E Remember that we sell at wholesale and retain
that most invaluable and remedy for Rheumatism
in all its forms, either imfiammaary. acute, or cro-
mic, no difference how bad the case, or how long
standing This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is vegetable extract an internal
remedy prepared expressly for this disease. 1t
has already cured thousands who had long been Grip
pies. The evidence is most overwhelming and con-
yinclng, as given by vast numbers Of our most re.
| spectacle citizens
Call and get a circular and read the letters andcer-
tihcates of your friends and those around You who
/ had long suffered, but who have been restored TO
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., sole Agents
for Richmond. ap 20
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NREAT NORTHERN NAIL ROUTE
Office R. F. & P. r. R. Co,
Richmond, Aug. 18th, 1853.

SLAVE OWNERS, who have not already
~ taken the precaution to insure their SLAVES,
should do so at once especially when they insure
upon such reasonable and satisfactory the Ma
TIONAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY
There is no Company or Agency of the kind in Viz
of WHITE PERSONS viii be insured for any length
OF time upon the Mutual System. Premiums mode
rate aud SLAVES will be insured at low rates for a
penod OF from one to seven years Premiums paya-
Bile annually the insurers having right discontinue
the!r policies at the end of any year. if they wish
For further particulars pamphlets &C.. cali at the Of
fee of c. r. BRICKEN NJ D.
General Agent and Medical Examiner Lisle's Row.
Pearl Street, next to Messrs. Toler & Cook Rich
mond, Va. au l5-d3t
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BY GODDIN l. APPERSON.
HANDSOME RIiIInING LOTS ON

IL UNION HILL, NEAR THE RESIDENCES
OF MESSRS. STRECKER AND Won GROOMING
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold ON FRI
DAY, the 18th day of August 1858, upon the premises
commencing at 81 o'clock, Lot No. l. fronting S3s feet
on the West line of peasants street. running back 157
feet to an alley.
Also, Lots, Nos and g. each fronting So feet on
Adams street. running back rs feet alley Is feet
wide.
Also, 30 feet of GROUND on the West line of
Mosby street, running back about 10 feet.
Ihese Lots for the most part, remarkably hand
some and well located
IERMs-One-t third cash balance az 8 and months
Igr negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note shall be paid
au Is GO1DIN 4 APPERSoy. Aucts
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dDD0iHfNerts S-r

WASHINGTON, Aug. l3-Maior Thomas :. Brv.
ant editor of the Western Chronicle, Lexington,
Mo, violent anti Benton, was today appointed Mar
shall of Missouri
Senator Smith has returned from Lake Superior
loaded with magnificent specimens of the mineral
wealth OF that region
Lord Strings claim to the fisheries excites mucf
interest and uneasy feeling
K G. Murphy, Consul to Shanhgai is to be mar
rled On Tuesday next, in Washington.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from Hem

There were five deaths in PHILADELPHIA FRIDAY
from heat. Among them was General Bennett, who
was taken sick at the Assayers office at the mint
where ne had received an appointment Wednesday
He served as Captain in the Pennsylvania Volun.
teers in the Mexican war. He was elected General
OF the End Brigade, on his return home. In the
mint he occupied a room where the thermometer
stood at 100 degrees
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Health of Neao Orleans

New ORLEANS, Aug. I3-The mortality has beer
little on the decline for the last three days, rang
ing from two hundred and five to two hundred and
twenty-five as the total number OF deaths per day
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MURDER.-The remains of murdered man were
found on the top of Tyler mountain, seven miles
from Charleston Kanawha on the 22d inst, and cir
curnstances justify the suspicion that he was muir
dered by one VIM. Patton, who is described as
about "A or p years old, about 5 feet 10 inches
high, sandy hair, freckled, eye-teeth prominent,
scar over the temple, and has his name on his left
arm, and may be on both
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~ Telegraph for the Daily Dispatch,

o,r,r WEATHER AT THE. NoRTH-TERRI
PIF EFFECTS OF THE HEAT--GREA1
STORM.
NEW YosK Aug 15--The weather is intensely
~. .pd rs effects have been irightful Ninety per
-. died here yesterday from sun stroke.
p,,,7 ,prLPr1., Aug. l5.--Woodsile, the cele
hated PAINTER fell dead in the street to-day, from
the effects Of heat
Bos7ox. Aug. IA terrific thunder storm oe
CURES. in this vicinity las; night. Barns were burnt
,,sses struck, and several persons killed and in
,,f-e5
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our government has been importuned to de.
manu- Inc eztradition of Arson Wing fugitive
''o'n justice In Canada, charged with larceny. The
E''''fhey General has decided that larceny is a
crime for which we cannot demand ax,troa;.io,,
tnder the act of 1871.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN
A DMINISTRATORSS SALE OF

- HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE.
CARRIAGE AND HORSE, MICH cows. Ac.--
at the residence of the late Sublett McGruder corner
OF sra and franklin streets will be sold all his House,
mold and Kitchen FURNITURE, TABLE WARE.
&c all of which lie in excellent order and yery desir
PIE; one fine CARRIAGE and HORSE fine
MICH COWS, &c. =
c. l. r. w. McGRUDER, Adm,rs
OF s. McGruder, decd.
10-tdsA CAJrTropN
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran

Il away from my residence in Henrico county,
JENNY. She is medium height, of good proportions,
about twenty years old of yellow complexion, full
round face, with holes in her She has black
speck IN of her eyes. have doubt that she is
lurking about the city of Richmond. l will give
reward of $40 if taken in the county of Henrico
$40 if taken out of the county and lodged in JAIL so
that get her again.
au 15-6tr JOHN BRIDGEWATER.
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Murine Disnster

PHILADELPHIA, August l4.-The barque n Bow
gu, OF Addison, Maine, from Boston for n Orleans,
iouadered at sea IN the gale OF the 9Th instant in
iat So long. 69, and was total loss Captain DYER
and crew arrived here in the Ocean Bird from Gu.
racUa
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THE MARKETS

NEW YORK, Aug. l5-Sales of 10000 bbls Flour
s. unchanged rates. Wheat and Corn steady.
BALTIMORE Aug l5.-Sales of 800 bbls, Flour at
$50; 1900 bushels Wheat-red S1.05 to sl.09.
white 81 10 TO 81 l5 $4,000 bushels Corn-white rs
70 50 rts yellow Is ets.
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From POrt0 Cn}ieII0

BOSTON, Aug. l3-Letters received here from
Porto Cabello of July Goth, confirm the previous
accounts otthe earthquake at Cmnang. They state
persons persisted
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FIRE IN BosroN.-On Saturday, A. L. Cutters
o'as store, No. a, India street, was damaged by
IRE to the extent Of 5000 Insured.
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"o"i@LirY IN BosToN.-During the week end
Ing saturday, there were 1856 deaths in gosto, q
i"ge proportion of them children. Friday six ner.
sons died Of heat
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TNEN DOLLARS REWARD-On Ia.

HNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-On last
Il Tuesday, about four miles north of Richmond
an Italian named Francisco De Voto sometimes called
John, attacked and attempted to kill one Andrew
Lyoronne, breaking his arR1 two of his fingers and
badly cutting his head. The said De Voto does not
speak English is about feet inches high, is pitted
from the small pox has lost of his front teeth has
DARK hair and beard and hazel eyes has the
belly from burn. He carries with him hand organ
the front OF which is broken, it plays twelve
tunes, has - keys, and was made by George Hicks
brooklyn, N T. Whoever arrests the said De Foto
Will receive the above reward.
ANDREW LIVORONNE.
30 az Main street, between 18th and 10Th,
gu Io-it" Richmond.
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THE YELLOW FEVER,

Nrw ORLEANS, Aug l3.-Ihe deaths in this city
from yellow fever for the week ending Friday,
numbered 1911
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.REAT DISCOVERY IN ART !-SoM

ThEAI DISCOV ERY IN ART !-SoME-
- THING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.-The I'Flesh
TINT applied to the Daguerreotypes taken by JNO
MURRAY, cannot be produced by anNother artist
1t gives the picture lifeke appearance that is un-
rivalled. Call and get Picture
cue Sign of the Red Flag, Eagle Square.
N b.-Capt. MURRAY has on hand few boxes of
eoors part OF an importation received by him direct
reasonable terms. y -Al''1s w
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FRoN RuENos AYREs.

Bosrex august l5.-Advicesf from Buenos Ayrcs,
,sport that the blockade was raised on the Goth
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1 LOSING OUT, new and splendid French
~ n AND English GOODS. at the Cracked Wall Store
hlch plain and figured SILKS
Prnted BEREGES, high colors
rams printed DE LANES of the finest grades
and richest colors e--1'
Plain colored DE LANES
hlch inquired BEREGE DE LANES
Mourning BEREGES, ALPACAS
tooo ssros MooSLlN DE LANES, at 10 cts
oo YARDS printed LAWNS, at Ct cts
,s or CHAS. A. GWATKIN
GU Io-oeh Cracked Wall Store
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iV a,ss is MINIS L WATSON
truthful, lifl

~ like finely finished portrait miniature of a
relative or friend severed from by distance or death
who would not prize aud desire to possessl clear,
rich toned durable Daguerreotype is object rarely
seen But MOULSON'S Pictures Withstand the test
of time and pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Portraits Is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted TO please
or no sale. u s9
Strangers and citizens cordially invited TO call
aud examine specimens.
and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main street.
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q TEREOSCOPE DA GUERREO.

~ TYPES.-It may well be said 1--WE live in an age
other rapidly and inventions succeed inventions
numerousy that 'the march of intellect" in the fields
Of literature scarcely keep pace with the strides
have scarcely become familiar with the electric Ian
guage of the telegraph-borne on its serial courers
gent and happy Republican ceased adrniring the
magical beauty of the delicate and truthful Daguer-
reotypes transxed by the instantaneous concentra-
ton of the SUMS rays again astonished by
another and still superior invention the Stereoscope
We have been led to make these remarks after
looking at Stereoscopic likeness of beautiful young
lady, made doubly beautiful by the aid of this hand
maid to the arts the Stereoscope. We not for
get to say that we all this at SIMONS ISL Main
street. an 4
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GTRAY COW.-Came to my house, ON
~ Oregon Hill, about week or ten days ago, a
Brindle COW, giving milk, with white streak down
her back and wide horns. The owner can get her by
calling on and paying charges
JAMES NJ. MARSHALL.
16-StT 0revoD Hill
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NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO AND
~ g VI TAR. just received by HAROLD &
MURRAY, Broad street
Rose of the Desert, from Gems of German Songs,
by Spohr-l2kc.
oh Charming May, Ballad, Rodwell-25c.
Wild Flowers, do. Wailace-50c.
Oh While Adown Lifes Stream We Glide Hewitt
-l2tc.
Within Mile of Edinburgh, by Catharine Hayes
PIC.
Affection Polka by NJ. E. C.-l21c.
The Jessamine Polka, by A. Z. M.-l24c.
Merry Morn Waltz, by Lenmann-121c.
Logansport Waltz, by Davis-l23c.
West Point Dream Waltz-25c.
La Pasadita, Mexican National Air Song, for Gui-
tar-12ac
When the Moon on the Lake is Beaming-l22c.
Woods of Green Erin, Guitar-I2ke.
Whisper One Gentle Word, Gnitar-l2Ec.