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State Nominations, &c.

buffalo, Oct IB, 1858.
The free soil democrats at their county convention nom
mated DR. f. G. Brunck for Senator and b. H. Austin for
Attorney General
The wings of this city have nominated James Harri
for Mayor
SYRACUSE Oct. IS, 1858.
Stephen r. Daye free soil,) has been nominated for
the Assembly in the Third district.
The a.fcaton meeting held here last night and
was largely attended. Mr. Ogden and others spoke.
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The Late Riot at Providence

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 10, 1858.
William II. Northrop implicated in the late fremen's
riot and murder Of Dohsrty, gave himself up this morn
ing and placed trial with Burt and the brothers
Jones. The testimony of Dr. Miller taken this
ing, the court house being crowded.
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POLITICAL.

LTIRsT ASSEMBLY DIsrRICT.-TIIB DEMOCRATIC
Whg Convention Of the First district comprising tho
First and Second wards held Monday evening" Oct
IL at Kings Hotel Ann street The delegates all
sent Mr. Elisha H. Mansfield Of the Second ward chosen
chairman and Mr. benjamin d. Quigg of the First ward
rear Mr. solomon King elected the eleventh dele
gate. On the first ballot Peter Harmony Graham Of the
rtt ward unanimously nominated the democratic
wbg candidate for said district.
BENJAMIN d. QuIao, Secretary.
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From New Brunswick.
PROPOSED FEDERAL UNION OF THE BRITISH PRO
YINCEs.

VlNCES.
BosroS, Oct. 10 1853.
The st. John Nao B,nSticLer of the 18th has report
that federal union Of the British North American Colo
nes is contemplated, and that for completing
the union will be submitted to the several colonies at
very distant day 1t added, that Lord Elgns visit to
England is connected with the contemplated movement
Quebec will be proposed the seat of the general gov
ernment. Each colony will retain its local Legislature,
and its affairs very much at present. but
Colonial Parliament composed of members from each
province will meet at Quebec to pass such laws may
be required for the general guidance of the coneder
tion.
The report suggests thaa viceroy will probably be
pointed to preside the United Colonies OF British
North America with whom the imperial will
alone hold correspondence and that each colony may
therefore expect to choose its own Governor.
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From Boston.

RETURN OF THE BOSTON LIGHT INFANTRY-ACCEPT-
ANCE OF THE wHIG NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR.
BosroN Oct. 10, 1S53
The Boston Light Infantry arrived home this evening
They were received by the Light Guard and both
panies sat down to sumptuous dinner in Faneu HALL
Judge Washbvrn, in letter which will be published
to morrow morning. accepts the nomination Of the whg
party for Governor.
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Movements OF Steamships,
THE MARION AT CHARLESTON.

THE MARION AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Oct. IS, 1858.
The u $ mail steamship Marion, Capt. VIM Foster
from New York. arrived here at at clock this Tues
day) morning
FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Oct IS, 1858.
The steamship Florida arrived here in cfty hours
from New York
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The Canal Tolls.

ALBANY Oct. 10, 1865.
The canal tolls for the second week Of october were
Sis 254 and the total for the TO October 15
$24'o6 being increase of III the receipts
to the same period in 1852.
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The Health of New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS Oct. is, 1855.
The deaths in this city during the past week amounted
to 137, and included SO from yellow fever.
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The Yellow Fever at New Orleans.

LoUIsvTLK Oct 70, 1858.
private despatch from New Orleans says the Board
Of Health have declared the epidemic at an end.
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"Ten Hour" strikers.

HARRISBURG, Oct. Iy, 1866.
The cotton mill here has suspended operations in
sequence of the hands striking against working eleven
hours per day The operatives have been paadng with
bands of music.
READING, Oct 10 1853.
The operatives at cotton mill struck day for the
farh hnrr Iov
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From Charlest0n !.

RETURN OF THE STEAMSHIP wM. PENN-DETENTI0N OF
THE s0UTHERNER, ETC.
CHARLESTON, Oct 10, 1855.
The steamship Vim. Penn, which left this port Fri
day for New York is reported OF the bar returned it Is
supposed in of the severity of the weather
and o want OF cot lie steamship Southerner is de
taned by the woatltr. Tie markets are depressed
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Vermont Legislature-Banot TO
vernon.

MoNrErnIKR, Oct. 10, 1858.
The first ballot for Governor in joint ballot of the ver
mont legislature has just been declared 1t stood
follows Fairbanks, lwhg,) 100; Robinson, dem) 97
and Brainard, (free soil 80.
SECOND DESPATCH
Further ballotings had for Governor without
choice when the Assembly adjourned. The last ballot
stood Fairbanks, LOG; Robinson, 80; Bra inard 80.
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Canal Freights at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Oct. I9 1906.
material decline in canal freights has taken place
here this morning Flour shipping to New York at SOC
and wheat at 24i.c. Wheat to Albany exc. and corn
16c.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF OF POLICE, OCT lsrp, 1853.
~ Owners are wanted at the First district Police Court
the Torbs Centre for the following property
posed TO have been stolen yzl2 odd and table spoons
marked M ~. ~ "W +. Lr IF. W. and "E. -
coat; pair pants Also at this ONCE for ono locket
and chain ound; also at the Fourth district sta
tion house for ve bb alcohol supposed to be stoen and
monnaio Uound containing money and paper
GEORGE w. MATSELI, Chief of Police
CT0IEN-FROM STABLE IN FIRST AVENUE, NEAR
- Eighteenth street. on night Of the 18th nst iron
stud between eight and ten hands high and be
tween four and Ave old good action and PAGES fas
Ten dollars reward will be paid for same ON delivery at III
Fourth street.
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POLITICAL.

AT MEETING OF THE RFGULAR DEMOCRATIC
IA Council Nominating Committee Of the Forty sixth
Council District held at the use Of Samuel H. Doty 37
Bowery jeremiah unanimously nominated rs
ehe Councilman of that district.
HARVEY Y. HITCHCOCK Chairman.
JAMES CARR, Secretary
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DENOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOMlNA-
IL ton-For Assembly First and Second wards Daniel
Nahen. JAMES RYAN Chairman.
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JAMES Carr, Secretary
DENocRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOMINA-
ton.-For Assembly First and r see9nd wards Daniel
Ws. THOMPSON, Secretary.
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB
siusr an @ 5 S ssonnr @ afd s
JOHN n. AsrHos. Secretary
dILINToN AND THE SPEEDY ENLARGEMENT OF
'A' DEMOCRATIC i IN NATIONAL TICKET
5Si THOMAS sGr'isi J. saRR
GEORGE II bl%iTf A%s.fH'lX CLINTON.
PETER K. s1ELLE
JAMES Es'Pe''%aH r Martin.
coRNEhius Hii5s'Ia EGBERT.
Edward B Heath thu, c.,.m,.lsy.. Lewis Donaldson
Inspectors of Common schools.
Joseph ) steb6ins ~ Henry Beck
ISAAC t"iiis BRETT.
Inspectors Of Election.
sad tsrf Hart . R" krspseck hispssn
"a D's-r w. B. Warts i'h ps-sspasp Kelly
WIN MeGRAW Chairman Nominating Committee.
CHRISTIAN B. Woodbury.. secretary.
CIxTH WARD NATloNsL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI.
- nominations, thard shells).
nsary tss Ai"tSs.sd l. lisx.sd
liz Hss s:sSiss5sns. s:srIss- GIsPs, Msss
18th diBtriet-James Il. Kerr gan
John Martin.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
John Foot,
Robert 4. La xlor.
DR. McGlon,
John McGrsth.
SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
l.. Cublenzer,
j. r. {. Farlow.
FOR coNsTABLEs.
William Il. Barber,
Peter Collins
INSPECTORS ELECTIONS
lstCharlss Neary Frsneis s, e ) Rourke.
3d-Trancis Mitchell, John Z. Phe
4th-Anthony Gien, John Brady.
5th-Dayid Riordan, Walter Roche.
6th-George Mckinley, William Robbins
ELEVENTH WARD-sIXTEENTH COUNCIL. DISTRICT.
~ AT meeting Of the National Democratic Republican
Distrct Committed, held al Hall corner Henry
streets Monday evening" October l7h Orlando
Gray unanimously nominated candidate for this dis
3rict THos. H. FERRIS, Chairman.
Seventh Ward-Sixteenh District-At meeting OF the
Democratic Republican District Committee held Aaba
Hall, Tuesday evening" October lSth Orlando Gray
unanimously nominated for councilman for this district.
HENRY 0SE, Chairman.
WIN. LoUeHEnry, Secretary.
rTENTH WARD.-REGULAR WING NOMINATION.
i For Councilman, Twenty sixth District
ELIAS COMBS,
Manufacturer of Masonic and Odd Fellow Regatta.
Nominated unanimously on the first ballot by the Wing
Convention.
ELEVENTH wARD.-GEoRGE ELLIOTT WAS NoMI-
Council District, in the Eleventh Ward, by the regularly
ming, October IS. JOHN LENT, Chairmau,
JAMES CULLITON.
PHILLIP S. CROKER
ANDREW SMITH, Secretary
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siasc gathering of the democracy of tho Fourteenth
and EsaSesh eVSans i5 a called for
ttse for Assemby Charter and school ocOs The meet
ns was called tc order and Mr. mn.y West
mtees reported their atoms and the following ckc;
the
reS S t ny
ing that it is Of good and true who
onss who have recently zen maaasd Affairs o eSi this ward
sos for the a @ ad aS n
nation the citizens to their speedy removal
Resolved That John Kelly the gentleman nominated for
zen really in favor Of reform IN our municipal aiars his
M nSTg s " s Rrty Of m & hi, and faithful
Resolved That in the selection for TIE candidates
Eseon the haSe ssod
npsh and trustworthy democrats well entitled to the
For Assembly pawon For
district. Thomas Sth district Doctor Henry sevn
huh ns For seeo
Doctor Hugh Sweeney Henry For school Trustees
Stevens james Maran For
sssPh
dlstricJsmss Hays Joseph Shannon FG%rh district
Henry Mshss Murphy Sixth asrssHJa%e, st
HENRY p WEST, Chairman
THOMAS BosE, Secretary.
EIGHTEENTH wARD-FIFTY-sIxTH COUNCIL DIS.
paan held osoSr n %am
adorn unanimously nominated candidate for Coun
ISAAC TOWNSEND Chairman.
TwENTIETH wARD-AT A MEETING OF THE, DE.
Twentieth ward held of the nm
scke made out to be submitted to the democracy
and state Administrations.
william iHh nISeca Seconkey.
,so noR covNSiLMkN' COY Si.is
John McCiavc
Fifty second District
Dennis Ryer
fiityssardk OWEN kansy. D'ssr''''
William Murray.
- FOR coNsrAgLEs 80
''-''' Gss't roR SCHOOL oonmIssIossas $50 st.s"A
ron JsSn sSnVSl G Batlsr' BngsEA1
cn.x,.. . r.,,,.! FOR SCHOOL ISsrsoroRS A.,
~ r0a is'rEs.sfs yr.s p;,;S;.; q sI1sTi0s.
mug. % A'SA'' Second DISTRICT. sa%s' A'p'u
A'-n simpson Third District sS1n o0''''
James p. F'san' Fourth p,,;EIssp 1GIssph oasw 'lliF
vu,,. Fifth District. -
THOMAS W Olmstead. John Moe ney.
vTwENTY SECOND WARD MUNICIPAL REFoRM.-A
meeting q the friends Of municipal reform Sl the
sS:s ES.
ns
pected to be in attendance Citizens generally without dis
On behalf the Municipal Reform Nominating Committee
J. +. CHAMBERLAIN,l
sAMrEI 81 II ktYf FLEET, cam%l,... ISSsHtiys
H. BEISER, so"''Vs'
T. HYATT,
sTwENTY.sEcoND wARD-nEMocRAIlc nEpUnII
can nominations-At At meeting Of the Nominating Com
q. , on ns s,nas s 10Th
WILLIAM h1i 4la'TTfsiE 4. TTRNuRE
For Coun Gilman.
FRANCIS NJ BARROW
p For Assessors
Peter T. Boppert Thomas Kerr.
For Constables.
Thomas Esgan, John McGuhan.
p... For School Conn siOners;
teter Aasterson, Frank Campbell
For Trustees
For inspectors of Common Schools.
James Slayin James q. Burnham,
Edward oNeeny, Hugh Rourko,
JAMES sLAvIN, Chairman.
JSsr Josr +, II sssNos sssNos,e {sccretares.
TwENTY. SECOND wARD.-DEMoCRATIc WING
u Regular Nomination. -
For Councilman, Garret ii. Striker.
y.r;oh psrssrris ron A''HSs1nS w% y. Iesge,.
'VA son oossrAnLEs
Ncajah stanics, VIM smith.
VIM H. Adds David W. c. McCluskey.
ron rssrTcroRs;
FOR TRUSTEES.
Geo. T: Clark, Thomas Hystt
VIM. Holmes, Francii b. Guest
ron iNsPscrons OF ELECTION.
John Ives, Geo. n. Denett.
Second District
job, " v'ri't; Third pi.tTi.s. SsS, T. Striker
'-, A.'''' JOSEPH ni chda6aift. ii nifff Chairman.
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/ IHALLENGE ACCEPTED-MORRIsSEY AND sULLl-
OyanThe National Police Gazette Of this week contains
card and several statements of Morssey in to the
published by Sullivan in relation to the challenge Of the
latter Also the fullest the fight that has
yet appeared foreign and domestic criminal proceed
ing before the Commissioners Of Police, with large
amount Of other interesting mat such always found
in the columns of that h sale
| where. Office 10
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vTWENTY-sECoND WARD MUNICIPAL REFoRM.-A
meeting OF the friends of municipal reform, OF the
ward, will be held at the hall of the Bloom
ingdale Presbyterian Church. Feth street, east of Eighth
Friday evening. October 81 Mt half past
O'Clock Several speakers from other parts Of the city
pected be in attendance Citizens generally without dis
2inction of party, earnestly requested to attend
On behalf the Municipal Reform Nominating Committee
j. r. CHAMBERLAIN,
A. VI. LYON, roo,,,o
SAMUEL FLEET, c.sa;tn
H. BEISER, Soi""'seS'
T. HYATT
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BILLIARDS AND PATRICK SKANLON.-AS 1T HAS
ID been circulated that discharged him from billiard
1863 Chestnut street. Phiadelp pha hereby certify that
he left of his choice refer to him to d. j. Elan
esan, at said rooms A. BASSFORD, liyFulton st., N T.
(yARD.-HAvING SEEN IN THE POLICE REPORTS
~ of the 4th inst notice of Henry Hoffman being
yicted Of keeping dordeey house. and house of prosu
ton the undersigned begs leave state in justice to his ia
miy and frenos that he is not the in said
report The undersigned is obliged to appear card
in his business and that the public may not be mised
JOHN H. HOFFMAN, proprietor Of Warren Hail.
Olypra nd Henry atreeta
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EDGEWORTH COMPANY;-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
II the stockho the Edgeworth Company will be held
at their oee Nc Traveller Buildings State street, Bos
ton Mass at 10 clock NJ Thursday 18th of October
inst to act the subjects of laying assessment and
the disposal Of the stock and the of
meeting Of the shareholders held in New York the 18th
inst and to any other business may
fore them. BY order Of the Directors
JAMES c. DUNN Clerk
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GREAT OyERFLOW-AT JULLIENS CONCERTS
" last eyening-n consequence Of which the whole par
uette will be reserved for the grand Mozart Festival this
evening, Thursday Oct 20. Seats may be secured al
JOLLIES, 300 Broadway.
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AOTICE-AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION
~ The members Of Empire LODGE ], A. p. A..
hereby notified and requested meet their lodge room
corner Of Broome street and Bowery, Friday evening
next, the 2t instant, at the usual
important nature connected with the lodge will brought
before them full attendance earnestly requested BY
order, THOMAS JOHNSTON W NJ,
SAMUEL. W. ATKIN, Rec. Sec.
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THE CARS. OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD
leave Barclay street in tie the Astor House,
minutes and half, for the Crystal Palace direct.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-oN OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 2iTH, ONE CASE
II Of books (Bibles marked j. Levenson New York Sup
posed have been taken mistake from Sanfords Indep
dent Line pier IA North river liberal reward will DO paid
for its recovery. JAMES AI.LDERDICE,
MAR Nnrtl, ,riv
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MERCHANDISE.


vi Hh0issale and Ref0H Gtocers and Comy75e.,,
Merchants Nam ssr,e'. Lyact5urg. Ia. are now -
-eiyng oud haven store theii iIesi all suppyof New
Goods. yiz:
100 ,ags Rio. In guira. Java and Maraieaibo c.g..
b hid. aud bbis y Orleans, Porto Rico ard Cjar.
flied Sugars,
% hhas mud bills \ Oreans and West Inda NJ
lssses,
30 bbl. 4 boze. crushed. powdered Loaf sugar
% bbl- superior Coffee usar
90 suck, Liverpool and ground alum salt
GOD kee. Nails and spikes al sizes
5eB 10 SD,e Leather
60 roas rolled and country isen. (part on cop.ign
meat) consisting uf square. round band
halfround, &c. &c, all sizes -
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns (part on consignment bes,
brands
1000 ltsNaiIor- square and oeagon cast-stecl, all
sizes
$50 h. hear steel
. 100 H., blistercd steel
10000 feet best Safety Fuse
300 keg. DoPonts best bIn~ling Powder
10 balcs 4. land A Domestics
10 do No1 aud : Ozaabrgs
. packages Gunpowder, black and imperll To,
II bids Tanners aud Lamp Oil
80 boxes 8>>l0, ZIP. 10 ZIP, 70 s<14 Glass
10 bbl- aud half bbls No !, and Herrings and
Mackere
1900 Negro Blankets all prices
80 pain bed do do
80 Iozen Wool Hats, all qualities
10 do Cloth caps
81 cuses Liquorce, some very fine
- Baskets oil
GO boxes TalIow Adamantne an Sperm Candle,
II hbls best y Carolina tar
10 kegs Lewis white Lead, Mol extra and pure
10 600 lbs prime Bacon Sides
- wrapping upper
Also. Calicocs, Bed-tickings. blcachod Domcstics
Plaid Lnseys, Negro Clothing, Spice, Pepper Ginger
Copperas, Alum, Sultpctre. Indigo, Madder, Borax'
Glover and Timothy seed, Manila Rope all sizes Vine.
gar, Axes. round and square, point Shovels painted
Buckets, Horse do, &c, &c. Also, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco all qualities, Of their own manuac
lurc and warranted, all OF which will be sold on tho
very bcstterms for cash. in exchange for country pro.
ducc or to pUnctuul customers time.
They also continue receive and forward Goods and
Produce of every description, which will be done with
the greatest dispatch. oct Cots
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A,VEAm MAEsBLE WORiks.-

y JOHN I. ROGERS im. removed his Marble Works
lothe corner Of AHuaod slstreets, wherewill be found
n fine assortment of Egyptian, ltauan and American
Marbc, Monuments, IDmbs, Grave Stones, Manie
Pieces Of every description. Wall ates, Fronts, &c.
ANY design in carving executed IN the ucatcst man
ucr.- Orders from tie country, with city reference
romptl yatended to.
Mr. having served apprenticeship in one Of the
largest establishments in New York city and having
much experience in the business latters himselftho
all work executed his .ha will give entire satl'tac
ZION rs any done North ~ Souh
RichInnn1- Inv ll-lNl
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VlHE sUBSCGkIREKs /

A CARD.--TiE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
Il v peeltuy asl, continuance OF the patronage so
long bestowed upon linn, to the concern and ia
this connection he deems il proper, 10 ask all who nre
indebted To him Ia come forward aud settle then ae.
counts without delay
There are many claims Of long standing, which, must
close up and il is expected that oil WHO know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention to this notice
Jan S--ds s. DiUGUID.
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Arrangement of the Mails, Aug. so
NOkIHERN.-Arrlves from charlottesville on the
same days heretofore Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
laturdays. Schtd nle time Of arrival, IN Leaves ON
SUNDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, at ; m.
PA kET MAll.-'Ihe Packet brings a Way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, aud takes one Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays. On Monday morning
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAL-Mails dispatched by the
railroad daily at 30 Tor Forrest depot, Liberty
Bulods Big Lick, Sale, &c, and Ter Fineaa'e and ior
( he present, ali the watering places
BY tie Railroad are also sent, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and Saturdays, mails Tor Bedford, Flo,d and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATTONSBuRGM NII.-Ar.
ri,e' daily, except Sunday, at GAP
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at hali-past six
FARMVlLLE-Au e daily, exec sunday, about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond and parts
North, South and West of thai city. Leaves daily from
II TO II p. m, except Saturday night.
DANNll.LE-ATrIyes As her 'ofore Tuesdays Thurs
'ays and SATURDAYS. Leaves - heretofore, Monday.
" Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 a m.
iEDl.AR MlII.S-Arrives as heretofore Mondays
ina thursdays, between 10 and II IN. Leaves about
! =. m days
. Tails closed al 6 H. m
Tor one hon oaay morning, the office will be kept open
| A. ne !, saer the Mail is ready Tor delivery
''s VIM. Nj BIACkFORsl p NJ
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ZINE Brandies We have just received IA lot
II of very superior pate and dark Brandies among
which may be found the favorte brands of Oard Dupe,
e. Co, old Londol Dock, Permit, Castlon & c. md
J. Tennessee Co &c, &c. all warranted pe.e, AM
apart the vintage of 1923 and 1892 Those in want o
genuine fine Brandes, will please call on
oct 15-ts LEE & JOHNSON
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M. Z NOrI whnryes. FHITh'
N.B.-SMpper. viii pco,e benz in mind, that the
Steamer. leaye airy Ir,dnoday and dine "ottce Will at
nil INNS. br given a. 10 the hour Of suilng.
T55lcro .arred through TO Nc~York, nj 2Oc., to
Boston, al 31c p box and all other goods in proper
ton. -.
Transportation 10 be uadcin superior and iassaaos
g,as,,,. RIO. RANKIN.
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Reeefics ola Bachelor. rretfiy bound,
Women Of the Scripture,
Scenes 10 rho lifes of thc Apostles
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NEW CONCEasN.-Tbe .ubscribers "a. .ocu
= ted themselves together on the first insfunt. ar be-
g1g1EseSs, pusposc Of conducting the manufacture
81 szfsnanafA Of CABINET WARE. NJ H,r oia and
OS 1reN bHota stand Of $. Diurud, mn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We have IN Nj Il, Drifting hum Mifrheil's PUMP
AND ENGINE. and esteem tbem rae.t sapabe np
pcndoec ereat convenience mud an efficient rrotce
1 ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX Richmond
Il. -. TYLER. do
DIR ROlSrER, UugueBot SPRING.,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. FarnvilIe
EDMUND HUBBARD. Bpekhghnm
K. !. GAINES, Gharloffec.
The Pump can be seen in use at d.. YIN. s. Narr.s's
Diuguid foundry and nauy etbct IDces IN Lynch
burg oil Of whom approve rheif utility nd iaeful
meas. The Pump can he sccn IN RI ruond At H. Wig
office They warranted l. .,ll eli fp, one year
Eg NOT1CE.-AH pcf.s.- buying or selling The
aboyonrtielcs, are responsible 20 me- for II.
II. BRlTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
mafeh 22-dts Pinpti.far