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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09
Aasnssi.srnalsa Noolce.

AO1Osst1USuoU NOutC0.
I E1'fERa OF administration w~ss granted
- 10 the undersigned on the ~.tstr Of John
". Sims, decreased, On the 9Th dsy Of II.
cemhrr, 1854 10y The county soUN held IN snd
for liar,-o" couals, Texas This j., therefore,
to notify all persons having claims agan-s
-a'd ~sia'~ 10 present. them, daily aasAsntIrstrd.
within the time I~v.cribsd BY law. ard those
indebted Will make Immediate psym.nL
Ann b. SINS. Adsnx.
Feb. II, 1853 nj:3-b
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Il 10 rsmorsd The, . lady Of New York
~ he~n appoi".sd Que Of the Ss"s'
fkonnewr to Tho Empress.
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New Goods! New GoOdsi!
ME have received. nns Will continue 10 Re-
w teNe. one Of the largest sad heal select
ri s,~k Of goods ever hreagh, to this mss-
ket. consisting oi hat-, boets, she-s, clothing
pfials, d~iaiDe-, silks, eostea., straw and .lis
boanets, etc. ETC.. to ~hlca VIZ invite the a,ten.
sion of our fr,eads.
PIERCE. TAYLOR. Il CURTIS.
March 10, 1883 ~
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Rrk>oa AvuEs. Advicea from Raenos
|yrs. Up to February 22d. states that the
hA war wAs still raging. A" attack had
-, made upon the ei,y-wish what sue
~ 10 w0s stated.
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ENGLAND AND AUNxiA. Austria re-.
Mia the refusal If tho Engiish Govern.
~, I" give up the Refugees that have
psuht AZ as,ia.a /" Great Britain.
The ,sst,iAn military are engaged !"
,rn, th.uimx the forsihca,ions.
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h 10 stated that the an,"sat II property
\ The disahset~d in l.ombardv. sl'ssdy
tbaAscsted, ss,,oants 10 ~. OOO. QUO flo,ins
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March 10, 1863.
new sPW1XG GOODs!ii

yySr rrc~iv, d and opening new and splcn.
- Do assortment Of SPRING GOODN. for
toao aa, snon,ry trade, embracing an ~x,cn.
sirr Ir, Of q e,l- Donestc; Foreign aud
NeHty rnn1- together with a eomplr,s stock
II iad.rs sla ,rn.e wearing Fnpascl from the
crown Of ,nv tfl3fu rNe Ni Ni iho fpm Iron
casting., hardware, sHnd,tpnaa, gNoeusws,~,
saddiery, etc , etc. MI " WNeG ouf friend.
and customers ARE invited 10 cal price. ana lfr.
rs all three are synonymous. ut urp,ssof' re-
snced prices.
WARD & VIVlON.
Feb 10. 1883. n:|3-,i
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NkW ADVERTISE ENTS,
10 the PUBLIC.
NM. An BC e x J. r,

OF CINCINNATI. OT7O
TAs s,a osieS,stsd D.gssrressvp'a n iA' Ses'h
HAS jn~t arrived in NAr-hall. and WI re-
j main for two ~ three w~ess only A'
A has new styie Of finishing his l'krnss'~s-
called the Gaidsn ilslo Day herre"ytr, greatly
admired BY all c"nn"isseur~ IN !''~ a"' nf
has also every variety Of cases, gold i"ekstN, etc
liia peculiar preparation OF me plate r"ao'ss
him 10 give TO his pictures oF''.asry' "ep'n
Of tone, and Iitr..'k~ appearance h''hrn" u"
sr9uind.
weather. 70 that to Que nerd delay On '"a' NJ
count.
ruu ,n,,rue,,ons in this meet beautiful art
and complete sst Of apparatus e'se" ''' OSo"'
ar Roons Rollers stsfs.
MarahaI Anril q. lNs1 M4O-u
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Dn>kei D~oke!s OooAs!!!
TIVE and~r.ig"~d arr receiving h"s a.
soytn,ent II school b".k., choice, hsss"s
ical, religious. and standard. and miscellaneous
books-s quantity Of n..el-, albums port
fol,oa, letter, foolsrar. and record paper. en-.
vsiop~. u al kinds, pens. inks, aud mos'o
waters, &c, SC.
YOUNG h JOHNSON.
Anil q. 81 "
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r n. vANflCNpk. manufaefsrr " 1in
81 e,fkt,sr. ssi Shsss ir"n, Keeps e"n.,sntly
ON 49, rsari~se assortment 81 Tin wsre
which br will p<ll II shreveport pricee.
job " ork done Ia superior Hsanssef ~ q
.hcss Assiss. 0ssstsssae dose u slssst aetirs,
and shs~p
Jan. Is, 1853. 49,
j. MoaDr Z Co.,
Cowmis.io~ MSyehanfs, Js9svss~, 7ssss,
VN7H.L keep ~on.,ausiy o. hand sssaals .
w Largo usppAy d 0r~srses aud tss3ssA
cheap TOT cash.
AlS,-The mossinrrovsd Cutfos Civ ~
Hwe Null.
Mach ~, 1854 sSo-Iy.
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~ A1rERTIsENHfs


lEMAiNlN0 II ~ lAse Usy~s IL Mar
N. M W. 1T April. 1869. which II rot
- OF before thu S0sh N Js"s neat, will
,sst " uhs Gsessal pesl O14es ~ tesA
ssA
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THE v d~e~sssd has rsrsivsd
and l. nov opseine = hia new
staaA. nsst d"es nsrtA cf Aelher.ld
! BssA~ss' lJsas Stuse.a general aud sAfsftliy
.,lsr,-d stock II s.s-ign and ase>-ti< ~
sooda, .uhs.~iag clothing. bnctA, sA"ss. 49,.
6osnsta, qasenawass. hasdwass, csslssy, e"AeAs
a. -. 10 vhigh ~ most rs~Pessfsily Invites
erblk ptteasicn. lje Asttss~ himssst that -
can plass, even shs moss fsseitto.a and thss
h 9Th b 10 thsls iassssss - eAil bseoFs pr
chastae sssswhsee.
plsse call an ssaaiee. No eAssgs 49,
fss ~ sshibatisa Of gseds. ...,
Anil I. IaSA
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Que Night, -
Single Feed. =. -
n b.-AHis 0esels 10 sstas1sa u ~ JeNbe.
sea Hotel, and ,ssvelrrs slovpiss q lkss tsss.
able Iiouss will And their Aosaea In siA essv.
\. w. NESMtIH.
J~ffsrson. Tssas. Feb 5. 1859, /. ~
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sT>Hisu's LIVERY STABLE.

I 'iln undersigned b aafFY ~ commanleasas
ID NJ trends sai he travelling rubsass
i.r. .alY thr' he has roA.gb''ed his .cs snd
l..l. aoess SJANLt situated on Jacs.sa
|tna,t aoaf tho iciieraoa sossi, Where he vii
a. ti unf- be rfepgrei to sstse fAen wi'h
if.e horses ~ carriages ~ mndsi5io rate.
ia.7a tps brtn engaged w chs business.
N0 North ana s3l,h, ae Matters bm-elf ,ast
aa all .e fully able 10 give genera sa'isfhs-
1oa. ~ therefore solic't- .haruac, .'u5le
patronage Hs rates fo' hcspin ilsrsss slIi
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sasdA II sn sisea; . sspestns sratels 81 besh
ner.; h~sAds~ Ane lot II fosisesp. folio pssl,
80 letter peprs: = very Psrtty ..s"vtss~nt pf
nSas papss ~ pstnsiag eail tickets; funsssl
weie paper, rte., etc. Ills york !. not oniy well
sssesse':, hss 10 dong ~'hos. delay.
PAMPHLETS. ruNEnAL TickETs
CAkps HANKS. " all A,sds.
VAIL TWEET0, bilt. HEADS.
A1OkE HH.LA. HAND Mills.
itfs. HORSE klLLs. etc,
will l'e printed II The shcr,~s, notice.
lie hns on hand lot VI blank Executions
aud citations for magistrates. Aiso. = lot VI
Blank Notes.
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vr<O ,N,,ehassa DsuGvists, sa9 PAysisssas'
~ aksvsenl euae1s n osiNsee - -.
.s;.~i NJ q, ~, ~Aslssais. u Nsw Usssaas
pdsss,H w.n wAnn
- 70 inBs ~
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- WV N'R FA7H7 IN
NEl son 1'A1

NEt4SON lAl
Jefferson. " .seh. ~. n
y y. liersss A.: Rogniq
aa = ~ biz. On r. sausbie n
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LINE of Isichm ond .,t9ssa

ANO NEW -fUHk FAUkET S--Thls hew -
home line is composed of the following vessels. and
aails from New-York every three days. All owned In
the city of Richmond, viz:
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These vessels Of the frat cass built In tho city Of
Baltimore expressly for ths iIade and have superior
,iommodations for passengers They arc commanded
by experienced Captains well qualified for the trade
ind who i'll spare exertion to accommodate They
will be towed up aud down the rivers by and may
be relied to sail promptly adverzed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York. will find il their interest ship by this line,
as freight will always be taken low as by any other
line of Packets, nnd every effort Will be made by tho
agents in Richmond and NcwYork give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole, and IL cents er boxos
Tobacco being about so per cent less hup ehnrgod by
tho Steamers. Insurance bo effected in tho Rich
lnond Fire Association by this line Mt 3-s per cent
We respectfully nsk and hope To succeed In obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Gooda shipped by this line to New York will be for
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston Savannah any other Southern or North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Rocketts
in New York Berth No. Ooeo House Slip foot oi
Will Street DAVID OURtIE, Richmond, p
@. IL. PIERSON, IL Y.
No. 6i South Street. q
4,
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mug 22-ts
II. EsasassEgEaF ROM PETER y II u R0
| ~ Richmond 10 The WhAe sSnphsy

- 241x-Hkxxand Richmond to the While Sulphur
Springs. Ihrongh IN isoo days.
nNilE Virginia Il Tenn. Railroa ! Company now pre-
J. sent the quickest, #nest and cheapest route, with
Increased faciles before offered by any line to
the travelling public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers lauving Richmond dnily Mt Goclock.P. NJ.
Sundays excepted) by Mepsrs. Boyd, Edmond Il Cos
line of packets with experienced commanders--or tho
next morning ut O'clock A. M by Tho Daeville Rail-
rond meeting passengers leaving Petersburg nt7 o'clock
A. M. the same morning at the junction OF the South
side ilnroad will proceed To kico's Station, where they
will find line Of new and supero, Troy Coaches, fine
horses nnd Experienced drivers In readiness to convey
them with the most possible dispatch viii reach Lynch
burg eary In the evening In time To have good nights
rest and take the Cars of the Virginia Tennessee Hall
Rond nj o'clock, A. M. noxt morning to Bonsacks,
distance of AZ milcs two hours In connection with
Farish Il Cos old established line Of Stages so well
known to the travelling public for their safety and dis
pach well supplied with new Coachos excellent horses
accommodating agents and drversreody to convey them
to the Mountain House to supper aud after comiorn-
bic nights rest tho White Sulphur Springs before lO
O'Clock the next morning, the second dny nter lenying
Lynchbufg.
Returning passengers will leavo II q aiio Sulphur
Springs at o'clock r. NJ. daily (Sundays excepod)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs ut O o'clock i. M AMI
arrive tho Mountain Houses 10 supper, ienying tho
next morning al day light breakias'ing Mt Scotts nr,yo
Bonsacks nj "A o'clock +. M.-nnd Lynchburg at u
y. NJ, lenve Lynchburg same evening by Pncket ut
o'clock NJ. for Richmond, nriving the second morn.
ing nj o'clock A. Nor by stnges Mt l25 A. Nor
from 10 o'clock in the morning and Southside Rail
rond To Petersburg and Dan lille tnlroni to hehmond
nrriving snrne evening at O'Clock T. NJ
Rates Of fare from Richmond and Peteysburg
NY Boyd n Edmond's Packet from Richmond
and Virginia 81 Tonnessce Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs. VI oO
to Sweet Springs, O0
BY Dunvillc ltairoad from Richmond md South
rido. .Rnroad from Petersburg, and stages To
Va K Tom. Rail Rond To White Sulphur
springs $40. so
to Sweet Springs, D. 81
THOMAS SHARP.
sup't Transportation,
iy7.ts VnS Tenn. .R.
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LEXINGTON Il Through
Aialkl=-;.3

our Mail PACKET Boats, By ScottsUiHc
and Lynchbnrg-On and after the 6th our Bouts will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at the usua
hour. p M and arrive in Lynchburg /. ~ h.urs and
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning leave Buchanan at "a A. NJ, every day
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 90 P NJ
Leave Lynchburg at P. and arrive in Richmond IN
~ hours in time connect with the Norfolk boats leas
ing at 81 A. M. and the Southern and Northern hnii
Road cars leaving at z Am.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with duly line
f Stages at North River Returning. leave Lexington
every day. except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond II
IA hours.
Passenger. for Farmville. fare ", Buckingham II
tnre x 25 Charlottesville fare t2, and Saunton, far
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays enl
Fridays Boats.
Below see card of time Of arrival a intermediate dis
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abe Dailp l)irsiuiau.
On the .nnks Of n Beautiful River.

On the banks Of n beautiful river,
How sweet tia In summer to stray,
Where the willows in melody quser,
And In gladncss the stream glics away;
Where the breeze sings song in the rushes
That wayes echo still rs they flow,
While the tide rocks the stem, NJ it gushes,
OF tho lilly that's sleeping bel,w.
On the banks OF n beautiful river,
How sweet tia to gaze the tide,
Like life, flowing onward for ever;
Or mnn In the of his piidc
To feel as tho sunshine smiles Ger us,
How gloomy lifc's current would be.
Had We not IA haven before us,
Beyond dark futurity's
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RICHMOND.
FOR NEW York;.
IT, s. Mad Line per The SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS y
uHppseseOWn md ROnnOkei

jamestown and ROnnOkei
fINHE new aud elegant eide wheel steam .xsIk~.-k
ship JAM ESToWN, (Cnpt. Parrish aAx
will leave Petersburg vim City Point every Tuesday
Evening" and tho ROANOKE, (Capt. Cavendy, every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage aud fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms, $ln 00
Steein nge passar, 90
For speed comfort and safety these Steamships are
exceed by the const and travellers will hnd m
the most pleasant the north they will there
by avoid tho dust and frequent changes Of the Railroads
fW Tickets issued ut my Office Sycamore Street
SAM'L. g. BAPTIST. Agt. Peersbwg
fR'A passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday half past o'clock p M,
10 connect with the Steamships at City Point Passen-
by the Southside Railroad will reach Petersburg in
time take the cass for the steamers. 3. q. Il.
July ld-ts
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Union STEAMSHIP COMPA- az
" NY'S LINE o" STEAMERS, ria Norfolk S&sA
and Cape May For Philadelphia every Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY OF RIcHaoRp, Capt Mitchell
STEAMER VIRGISIA, Capt. Teal
sTEAMER PENNsYLvAnIA, Capt. Baymore.
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
or PhIadel pha every Monday and Thu, sday ut high
water, touching Cape May TO land passengers. Re"
urnine leave Philadelphia every Wednesday and Satur-
lay a 10 o'clock A.. M, until further notice.
Passengers for npe May will consult their interest
~ taking this route, it is, in addition To being the
hcapest the most expeditions and comfortable.
Passengers for New YOrk-We huve on
cred into forward passengers through 10
New York. either by steamers allowing them ue
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three -four days,
n proceed directly New York; upon the arrival OF
he steamers.
Shippers to the Wcst-Tobacconists dcsi
ous of shipping Pittsburg will please bear in mind
hat have made all the necessary arrangements to
Ion ward to through at 60 cents per 100 ponnds
Due notice will be always given in all tho Daily papers
the city, when the will be ready TO receive
reght, and the hour of their sailing
NJ B.-Shippers will bear in mind TINT NIL Bills of
l.adng be the wharf Rockeis,t be sign
d before the sailing of stenmers.
l.assage through New York, lat cabn and found, 20
/" - Cape May
Phila phiu,
" i" 2nd cabin
For freight or passage, apply
RO. RANKIN. Ao'T., Richmond Ve
ie 29-dacts The Dock.
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INE of COACHES from.

IL BUCHANAN to LIBERTY, via. kSp2a.F
Peaks Of Oner.-On and after Monday, SksAa&.
the 22nd the subscriber will run n DAN Y LINE OF
COACHES from Buchanan To Pepks Of ouer, To com
meet with Wilkes line between Peaks Of Outer and Lib
-rty Passengers this route will leave Buchanan at
soeloek A. NJ, and arrive at Liberty, at o'clock A.
In time for tho morning train OF 10 Lynehbnrg.
Returning lcaye Liberty o'clock, NJ, arriving al
Peaks of Otter I2 o'clock and Buehnnnn o'clock,
p NJ This Is the nearest and most pleasant roulette tho
most noted waterng paces Virginia, besides tho
.rpedtious. The Buchanan and Bedford Turnpike hns
just been completed md Ia said to be the best
inin rond In tho State.
Fure, 81 SO, through--75c To Perks Of Otter.
JOHN ZIMMERMAN.
oug oo.ta Express e. Rep. copy.
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school a. College Text Books.

SEHOOI AZ COtHtEC ICX1 "VURs'
NORRIS, Richmond, Va. would invite the
n attention of the various schools and institutions
of learning throughout the Stntc to bic School and
Ciassica Books. Tent Boots, usod 10 the ynrious Col
lcgcs and Universities. with general collection of Edu
ratlonnl Works, in every departments Of laarning.
ty-Schoo Stationery Of every di-cripiion.
liberal discount will be mndo and bundles deliyor-
ed III Lynchburg, free Of expense.
ly Orders will receive prompt attention.
02-ia
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
FERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
Vm7NNS.

y1tiINI,N pnu,she daily at 49, and weekly at
Inc @ il advance. No subscription is taken for shorter
x months and paper Is discontinued except at
i OF the Proprietors, until all arrearages shall have
n inserted for SO cents per square Tor
Ap ysgR form insertion and 81 cts for utter
fss & 3unber insertions is not marked the MIS- II
one till ordered out, and charged accordingly
EARLY RATES are:-for the privilege Of two squares
' 80 weekly $40; for square, daily @ semweeky
la nner FORM daily $40, senweekly $50 Every yearly
issr viii re1uired to eonine his advertising 70 his par
f business If he exceed the stipulated for
teu t sll he charged ratably for the excess
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TO s T'RANGERS.

IME LARGEST SILK, KIRBON
=. - AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -
Thomas g. Stea,ns importer and obber of Silks, Mali
aeg and Fancy Goods lat nett Cash prices-Tme grant
"a ny adding interest 162 Broadoay, N. r., Has now
Store and is daily receiving and offering at the lowest
prices complete of goods in his line, CON.
Elg all the various styles and designs, consisting OF
ack and Fancy Silks, Marcelines, Florences, Shaws,
Trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons, Tefeta and Satin Ribbons,
% o $ trimmings of all kinds, Embroderies, French
aa English Grapes, Grape Lisses. Silk Cravats, Gloves
=, " a Kinds, Silk Lace Mitts, Bareges Laces. White
'eods, Hosiery L G Hdkrs.
he Undersigned would invite Merchants from the
to''n South, East and We.t when in the city, to favor
s sn with call; and examine his stock before Pur-
THOMAS G STEARNS,
10 lG2 Broadway, Between Liberty ST.
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These vessels OF the III st class built expressly for
is tndo aud have superior for pas,
ongers.
They commanded by experienced cnpfains we'll
qualified Ior the trade aud who will spare exeriion
accommodate.
They will be towed up aud down the river by s.Jam,
and may be relied on sn promptly M advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ION, will find il their interest ship by this line
s Is the only regular line, and freight will always be
tnken low by any olier vessos and every effort
will be madc by the ngentsin Richmond and Boston to
give satisfaction.
We respectfully nsk md hope to Succeed in oh
mining a full share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets ; In
Boston at Rowes Wharf.
DAVID ouRR,E: Miehmond, }Ag.s.
mug 2-ds No. 1873 State Street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14

An e1cnsnge paper observes that "it IN. -.
markabie fact that people who 70 un !, h.I.
10 ICONS are not sensible Of their own motion.
:. doSsn s,rike Us as at all surprising, "Sen-
sioie" people do NOT go up in balloons.
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M, ~n'er s says thai "foul air prevails in ann.
p;.ds ps =. London 80 that birds cannot live" n
pnu bus Sanno. I'VE IN foul air, (no pun in,endedi
,hs om.s,;au s .aSe > can men live in III .That's
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lr h.ssn nM;axp,mllian, !; Of Bavaria, whe has Lara.
b." oeen I'm 70 Rome, in his interview v;,b ~.
h; Up.; oecllned kissing his hand. and oniv n.;S &
nonncsd m .ns Ordinary cvii,ies Ths iournala ~.
man roh,aa n..n as half Protestant, and the Ro.
ss. vsss noo'es aosented themselves from .his Ie-
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How an old maid always eyes a s;n.I. ran.
tleman! She looks at him az she does !. sIn- ~.
10 dog-days-wondering whether he intends e
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NEW GOODS FOR PARTY DRE69Ra.
~ English Grapes, Blue, White, Pink and Cherry
Rich Embroidered do do do do
do do do Swiss and Tarltcu Nus.

RARGAMs EXTRAORDINARILY -
- week and the balance of this monsh, we Mn
selithe cheapest Dry Goods ever yet sold By M "a
supply. Our assortment at present win comnsrs
tavorsbly with any other estabHshment Ia our
hne except the prices Of the Goods, which are con-
siderable lower. Look at the fine wide BIesched
Cotton ss Sd, worth lat: Bed Ticking Q, 10 and laf
large lot Of Embroideries Just received, Csbric "a
gng and inserting al l2a IL, worth richly doubls
Cambria Bands 25c, merrimack Prints Ga, grest
variety Of patterns; Irish Linens and Diapers very
cheap, Bobbins and Thread hdeings.
The following very desirable Goods received ths
last few days: lie pieces Plaid, Swiss and Cambria
Musiins, do striped and checked, embroidered Eus-
iLs In white and colored for party dresses; also,
100 Grape Shawls, plain and embroidered, Of iris
years inportstions.
Give Us cali and you win be satis6ed about ths
cheap goods. J.MlLLH3ER BRO.
fe IA 193 Broad straaf
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a 1;.r. c'ss 3 rom Fioreucs mentions that there i
The AZ Ac.I.t - .nat city who has sold his bodv to
nos.. .u.ny sna OF Sciences, for scientific Dur
cents .o ~. = % receive, as compensation, fliy
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Inc Archbishop Of Paris has published :
Ssonoemnation of the Usivers newspaDer On
ny authority as Roman Catholic PreIs,s =
nG pIon.o'is all ecciesiastics from rcad;ur Or
~ h;Mdng 'or u. and all religious Communities in
ms oiocese nom perusiux n. -
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JOHN SWANK.

Gl M $l.OO.-ULe Thousand Liksnesse.
YAsOO3 have been taken at OSBORNS Da.
guerrean Galleries since the reduction of pncss--
will continue to take fine Sky.Lighr Miniatures iu
neat case for 81. Remember this is the enly place
where Sky-Ltght Miniatures are taken for al. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness we would only say, call and get Like.
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSBORN'S,
Opposite the Banks. sign of the American Flsgs.
NOTICE.-pkICE OF WOOD AND GOAL
~ REDUCED Prom this date, the subscriber
VII sell Oak Wood for 81 per cord, delivered;
fine tor S3 30 per cord, delivered; Hard Coal a
good article, warranted to burn we'll at a. so per
load delivered
per cent will be deducted from the above prices
for cash.
Orders left at Mr.. Woolfolk's Grocery on Broad
filed
fe6-ts THOS FOSTER.
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DEATH OF JUDGE PETER HITcHcocK.-P.
Hitchcock, for many years Judge of the Su.
preme Court of Ohio, died at the residence of
his son, at Painesville, after a short but severe
illness, on Friday week, aged about 20 years.
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- Wednesday last Congregational meet.
ing of the third Presbyterian Church Of Balti.
more was held to elect pastor. Rev. Mr..
Carnahan, of Fayetteville, Penn, and Rev.
Mr. Scott, of Halifax, in this State, were put
in nomination. The vote was, for Carnahan
81, for Scott 129. Measures were taken to
place the church in charge of Mr.. Scott.