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Mr.. N. l'assicr, T.a<Arr cf Issfsn

=
~ Respectfully aH"ssness =
Ladies' and t'suilsnseu II Nsss1nA
vicinity. t'a, ~ 10 ""w pevrs'ss -
inst. uctrms IN the '"l1"w'uy i.see
To ~m ii.sp. Guitar. Vhdin. ks"t
Cl.,ionstt. aud Ill himds n mss
mvnts. Al th0as m" are dse'f~ea
c.ivi"g thur. syh ln.trsetls'a N ~ y r
:" music. w'il pl~ss~ savs his . -
Planters ii".-l. whsrv ~ wi'' -
". in .h.~i"v -hrm nsssy issssss
t,ns""sxts al HE slAlhy.
Fian"s, t;usass. and Vinlsas 49,
repaired IN sh~ lsss ps,ssitAs ssss~
~ n. NJ. may H. hh"ws = es
the ri,,s~ns ~ the dlt~stos n
corps during nv war ~lth Ns1,eo. -
WM. tASSlEH 4 e
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4 ~ We wcnM cali she su.n,'oe II cos reader. tn
lie nace. II ,h~ prs'Snsed Essmirai.rss II The rnp'
/ = n.rsr 4 on, Marshall sehn,s ~h,rh will NJ E.vnd
>, me rsv~ II tie trading m.s',s THE page
~ 80 -.s are sh'uh ssr ~qnsi Il no sHt~s''~.
io 49,, in ,hs state, Tho. ~h" msy attend will 10
% FED ra, the f~aeher, arr ~es,hy u tbs high en-
900 M ~heh they have received
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u IL sak that Chusl"w Wed, II the
Albany J"ufnsl. h M TIM rye II sa..tssssr~
T." Rome. with . view III bseunsps .
catholic.
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~ Il 10 rspnstsd thss new dsmssrssis
rsh y y slssssS IN wssahvsos. b,
,ax Sod q eel nsasss. Il b 10 b.
.'*ssS's yossd = ~ lmsssssss Of The
tssxast - ,1hok 1neefs Fssias
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OF The editor oi the Jefferson Herald
WI. recent, aroused from "r"lm IN.
troubled sleep" y by the m"'"'h"u. ie'
al .erapie music. III. Il u thing h..
...n,s to have heard. WI. the inquiry o'
Ben Bolt. il he remembered sweet A..
leo "
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hes fNfh " g. ff esFH l'f n. |IiN
A,s vii be the nos, court u.,u "a ...s
Judicial D'st'ie, hy Judge Morriss since
his election u the Bench. he having r1-
changed ci,ru'ts With Judge iiirkA Judge
v. IL regarded Ne n sound lawyer. As u
gentleman hs has ever been highly CO.
,emsd; and we venture TO predict, that
while he " III b. sfshls and courteous II,
his intercourse with the bar and III. people.
he will no. i~ wanting in that dignity and
Il uu~ss which should ever characterize the
Conduct Of = Judicial officer Judge Nor
rss will enter upon the discharge Of his
du,i~s with public opinio" strongly |" his
favor. aud We hope the close Of his career
may aud him ~ popular ~ hs 10 now.
or The Bonham Gazette Comes 10 ~
mech improved |" appearance. and with thu
nxmc Of Mr.. q. q, Eskridgs associated.
ss editor and proprietor. With that Of M.
J. II. Moody. We hope the citizens OF
Fannin county will afford = generous sup>
port u the Css~lte.
On tho 10Th, il seems there WAS Dali
At nonhsm. The editors speak ia glowing
,-rms Of il. and sspstistr particularly upon
tho nsmb~s and charming character Of the
lsdi~s. who are described - = selection
mad. from the " chosen hsastiss Of fairy
Land" subsequently spoken Of in the fol-
lowing ~s'rsvssa"t style:
They r-s,i"d.d ". ~h~n gliding through
the mssss VI the ghidy dance. Of wander
ing ssssphs ssmb"ling on ths eon6nss Of
~ abstract eloud.'"
They thss conclude lAsk notice Of the
elegant affair:
Strange to say. not . msrmsr vas
heard during tho svsntn. u mar the peace
aud quiet Of thos. prsssnt"
Strange. 10 1T Hope yos don't msa"
to say that !, 10 so.nsthi"g s"eommo" for
gentlemen 10 bshavs thsus<lvss II parties
At Bonhsmt
We learn from tho Gass'ts that nonham
10 improving. and that they are hsildi"g .
hnv brick courthouse. which 10 nearly coin.
plssed.
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n, /, further ordained, That the side Walk,
n, ,h, publ, square ani four principal streets,
shall liz ten irci, AID all dlher ,cr,s eight se''
vide.
B,u furih,r ordained. That every person
~ho hall IL. guilty Of riding an lh- side ~s'ks
in said corporation, -hsI b. hHcd not less th"n
hy. dollars, to he c"li,clc| II. other hn"-.
n, IL further ord,iued. Tina, there shall b.
.s,.s,~d ,,d roil, ct. Il # each aid ever, per
.ou or hru, pursuing the occupation 81
h,xk., ar p.J.r, w,ihn the limit. II -a'i 81 2
pora,,oo. an nnt nal l~-u>e ,aA IL fort, DOL
i.,.. q, zen dollar. Tor .acn quarter ot year.
Ne il turih.r ordained, Tina, there shall b.
ass~.s.d And col rs.d, f'r the use OF said cor
pnrat,on, uf each and very person " h'il
keep my u billiard table, all annual direct t"A "'
ten dollars, fr each and ever. table :" k'p'
and Of each aid every prrson and"hrn kr' P'"l
n nine ~ trn.p,n alley, an annual d''te TAX ~
five dollars, Tor each and every allie, =" kept
Be further ordained, hat there shall b.
ns.,,,cd and collected 81 ea,h person ~ pr
sons. exhibiting or causing to be- rxhbnvi
within the limits .i sad town. for pay III
emulument, amy mu cum, m.h 'gsr'-' wa,
work. iea,> Of C nfy, slight of hand. az an,
diversion OF This % an, "ther chnracie what
ever. (e,reu- ,n-pt' d. II license t"x oi lei
dullsr. tor each and every -shI'n ION vi TIE
SANE. and u iic,'n-v tax ii twenty d"lltr- f"'
each e,h,bhi"n of elrrns.
II. Il farther orda,aeL That there -hsll In
a,,-,s.d and cuilr. Il d al zach p-r-"u or per
sons giving holding, ~ rAh'b't <. william Tn
limits at tn. said cofp"rai'"n. i"r pay ~ ~'i"'l
um-n,, an, ,oncrrt. cturc 'h~airv ct 'h~a'''
ed asi. l>-ui''lN-, ~ ANY diterstN'ts ~ amu'f
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Nero yses~nsed on Wednesday evening
b.. n. ". Esmc. with fnll .'s~ ro'''n boil.
piaais,,on Of JoRs RAiyE. E-q nins miles
Marshall. Tan any " or planters equal
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\ Nv ADT ~ T1sEMkIff
Dissolution.

1--WE firm Of PIERCE. Taylor. 4 Cwdk
l Mar-ha'i. liarrison County, r n
dry d'.-"y, by mutual consent. Tks<k1
IN chains sgnln>, Pierce. Ts,l or, I ~
~nl p,r~ Ii, ih"m 10 Curt. 1 Tsylvs h Z
u, iu"I,,.
r. q. PiERC., q
D. }. TAYLOR,
}. N. GUIANA
June %. 1858. nsl-lt|
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y Captain }. N. Curtis will pl' ssr nc
srpl our thanhs for . Ats New Olesns
pape
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ny-I.ws AND ORDINANCES.

Passed b. tks Hs.rd Of A"derm.. I: ~
ioy,o aisox ~ iAs "~s :" ."sF""s"'
., IA. 1914 s~d 3Ia days u Js"s. A.
~. 1851,
n, il ora.,r,d. That th~r- Ahall IL LEWIS
and collected, i"r The u.~ VI the r"fp'fA''"n
u, N. town VI Marshal. d'r~ct nj v'"sem
IA, Of ~ mi, live cents UI"" ~'"h h""a'rd
dollars, value ii all property, rial AMI pef-
-,rsl IN said town, sulJert 10 TAXATION by the
laws u the state.
H,u f,r'hr- mdnned, That there aha'' b.
s.,.,-rd and collected oi every fs~~ n'a'e Y~f
son, between the ages Of t~~nsy-"ne and my
x..,s. ci,itrn. of this State. residing within
IN, lm,. of said corporation, (idiot., and i'r..
.on. non ccr.yos menn', ear~r.d' - po'i
lux ii one dollar.
n, il further ordsinsi, That ,hes~ shall b. I.
6n~ Of twenty dolars. collected tor the a>s Of
aid corporation, IL each and every Ptrs"" ~
ara S.tpng billiard table. for suffering OF
allowing ANY person OF persons to p'ty on me
sam, during ihs Sabbath day which fine shall
hc collect, d T. other fines are collected.
Approved, June 18th. 1854.
u l.. BERRY. Mayor
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NJ. l'ditor :

tn, friend. OF Col Jno l.. sh.t'ol are de.'ros' That
h. .bnula t~etur candidate To rrpr,.-nt this county
tttarri-o, the lo~er Home OF the Legislature ~
inr ensuing Au9asi .l.et'on. r.,
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y III iRPesssioa N tie interior with many
DDfsHse =, ut ths mining expedition.
A1A \ n sspasuticn hr thu Warhi.a
~ 1eihs, will ~sset with hut liu!~ ,vcc~s.a.
~ IN ~ a H.. on sceoan, Of the
ttsns. b sssss. S"me persons who have
1sa N thsss m"sntsins. anticipate = sin.i
p1neshA ~ ysad Ia ths m'ass on sh~ s.n.
~, aAd No ss0re.
~. h. Gays that large nsms'en ars ARR.
- y ~ sssss daily. snd ~ many mc's
O6nviae. vsry lev sssying more than
~ theev deva,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FyoD, fhe Plans.

81 Louis. Aug. % The Santa Fe mai
.,riyed at Independence on the 23d inst
There was considerable difficulty Throughout
New Mexico on account of the Mesilla ques.
,;nn The Mexicans were bold in their dis.
satisfaction.
The Indians were quiet. Among other eau
.es of excitement. was difficulty between
Messrs. Weighlman and Thomas.
Business was very dull, both at Santa Fee
and The ports below Fort Arkansas would
soon be abandoned.
Lieutenant Beale's party had got on rapidly
- Grand river. 300 miles from Fort Massie,
uben their canoe upsetring, they lost their pro.
,,;sions and had TO r,larn to Taos Tor supplies
,a.sn, a leteni N ri 20 days. Lieut. Beale
soeaks y, 4 ri hl> route for railroad. as well
,;mbered and wate~ed. and susceptible of cul
tnalion. Mr. Fitzpatrick had distributed
nresenls to The Indians and they had dispersed
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DKorEssOR ALEX. g. nARnY,s

l. TRiC OPHER . Us If MEDICAL COM
POUND, for BEAUTIFYING, CURLING, Pro-
serving Restoring and Strengthening the Hair, Relisv
ing Direnses of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains AMI
ilenpg BNterhnl Wounds. bounded by geogruphi
en limos, be reputation Of BARHYs Taco pn l,sr
vades the Union. The snles OF the article Of late ars
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after careful examination OF his
aaes book inds thai number # bottles delivered 10
der In quan of from half gross upward during tho
eur 1852, was within trllo OF $50 900.
II ia unnecessary present Mt length the evidences
othe wonderful properties Of tho Triehopheroas when
the public hnd furnished such Endorsement this
The cheapnesa of the article and the explanations given
II ils eieo action upon the hair seal md In all
rnsos of superficial iftetion first recommended II to
the attention Of the people, This was all TINT The nven-
desired. Every tottlo advertised AclE The effects
| Of tho fluid exceeded expectation Ii acted Like
| chufm The indies would moi be without it. Country
denlrs IN every section Of the United States found they
must hnv W H. and thus built up wholesale trade of
1cxtent hitherto unheatd of IA regards articles Of
lis kind Tho highest point has not yet been reachod
and II believed TINT tho sales this year will be MIL
lion and hJf ofboues.
Depot aud Mlnufactory, No 1877 Broodway; New
\ ort Retnil price. . centsn large bottle.
Liberal discount To purchnsers hy the quantity. Sold
10y the prisipd merchants and druggists Throughout tho
United Sntes and Cannda Mexico, West lndies, drent
| Hrimin France. &e
Sold b, D. II. Lyman, II. scay md r. siable', 81
| Go. LynehbmR.
| mhy 26-d&cGm
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WashingtOn Hfairs.

Uo,bipgton Aug. 25-G G. Wills has been
appointed Consular T Afe GEM, at L1a sn Alle'
ted Chi J Islce OF Utah.
E. Foreman, of Maryland. has been promo
ted to Assistant Examiner in the Patent Office
in place fDr Everett, promoted 10 the pcs
of Examiner. vice F. S. Smith, resigned.
Henry J. Campbell, of Iowa, has been ap.
pointed Post Office Special Agent for Iowa
Missouri and Nebraska.
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Dali lMPORTATIO ..-sMIrH 4 ROE

l. ERTS importers OF Hardware Cutlery Gums and
Saddlery in receipt of their Fall stock of English,
French German and American ware, Cutlery, &c
consisting in part of
800 dozen COLLINS" slInlls," "Archers' and "Nir-
ginah Axes,
loo dozen Pen and Pocket Knives,
350D '' Knives and Forks,
1000 Knob, Closet Stock, Pad, Chest, Till aud
CUPID Locks.
1000 dozen But, Parliament, Table, Mayer and Stop
Hinges,
2000 dozen Rodgers" "Wostenhon's," "Wadc K
Butchers Razors,
$500 Dozen Scissors and Shears
1900 Flat, Square, Round, half Round, Mil, Pr,
Cross Cut md Hand Saw Files,
500 dozen Horse aud Shoe Rosps.
600 Spades, Shovrs and Forks,
200 . Selves and Siiters
, 300 gross Wood Screws,
$40 Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns and Rifle,
Us MousehoIe and other Anvs.
200 Solid Box, Coter Key, and Flower Vices
so pair Smith Bellows,
$500 q Trace, Stage, Fifth, Log, Ok, Breast, Back,
and Lock Chains
100 dozen Halter Chains,
900 kegs Horse Shoes
10 bags "Griins' Horseshoe Nails,
800 pair Iron Axlcs, d to 3 inches
Hand, Tenon, Webb, Mill. Pit, Cross-cut and Circn-
lar Saws; Hammers, Hatchets, Augers Chsels, Draw
ing Knives Adze Planes Plane Irons, Braces and Bit-;
Wagon, Stage, Gig and Buggy Hames Bride BIZ,
Stirrup Irons Rein aud Grth w cbb; Bride Filling,
Brides Horse and Mule Collars, Hog Skins, "Anchoi'
Boiling Cloth; together with every article usually kept
in business.
These goods being purchased for cash in Sheffield,
B rmins cham &owe prepared to offer the Merchants
Of Virginia, North Carolina and TeI such induce
ments to purchase before offered in this
market. SMITH & ROBERTS,
No. "a West Main ST.
aug 20-d&c2w Richmond, Va.
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Reply Of Lord John Russell to Mr Eeerett.
An official correspondence i, published IN
the English papers, between Lord John Rus.
sell and Minister Champion. respecting the
proposition for tri.parrite treaty in order to
guarantee 10 Spain the continued possessions
of the island Of Cuba The answer of Mr. Ev
erett, The Secretary Of State 10 this extraord.
nary proposition the part of England and
France, forms the chief theme of Lord Johns
Comments. Mr. E., it will be recollected, de
cared that "the United States would not see
with difference the island of Cuba fall into
the possession of any other European govern
ment than S pain" BY way of response, Lord
john while admitting the right of this country
to reject the proposal, pointedIy obser' es thar
Great Britain must at Once resume her entire
liberty, and, upon any occasion that may call
for 1t, be free 10 act either sjngly or IN conjunc
ton a0iH other poaoers, aSto her may seem fit
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GENERAL CLAIM AGENCY,



ID A. SOMMERvlLLE, (I.atc Clerk In the Pom
IL. sion ofhee,) Agent aud Attorney flr tho Prose
cuton Of Pesio, Lana and eeey description Of Ciaim
against Congress either of the Executive Depart
u ents # The General Government
Attention al<o given To AliAeeanenu, Aeeneea. Lanl
Warants aud Script bongh', negotiated md sold. X
A. \. has speein acquaintance with Virginia
4sRrterenees, Forms ami Instruction. forwarded per
Request
All communications (postage pre.paid) promptly mt
trnleI To- Charges moderate Address ~ hbose.
70 Office 9TH street opposite tbs Gene,al fusi
Onre Department aug l-dlm
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DLOWs-agricultur:.II Implements
a LEXINGTON A. Through

4
&annlhszza1S4 TO BUCHANAN IN TWO DAYS, IN
oHr Mai Packet Bo0ts, by ScottSrillr
and Lyech6mg.On aud after the 10th, Bouts will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, MT the usunl
hour. p. and arrive in Lynchburg r. urs, uni
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan ut % a. M, every day,
except Sunday aud arrive in Lynchburg at % NJ
Leave Lynchhurg al P and arrive in Richmond ii
- hours in time with the NDrfo, boats lenv
ing 81 4. M, and me Southern and Northern RniI
Road ears leaving at A. Nj.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with dnily linn
Of Stages Drth River Returning. i"uve Lexington
every day. except sundays and arrive in Richmond il
II hours.
Passenger for Farmvile. fare 81, Buckingham II,
1923; charlottesville fare 81, and Saunton, fatn
81, Will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays aml
Fridays Boats.
Below card of time Of arrival intermediate liz.
fances
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Naral-AyriUal ofMe Baabadge.

New York, Aug 25.-The U. S. big Balm
bridge, Commander Manning. arrived from
Port Praya after passage of34 days. The
day the Bainhridge left, the frigate Constitu
ton bearing the broad penant of Commodore
Mayo, sailed for cruise on the coast of Afr
ca-all well.
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Yelloy Fcoer at Nashville and Kcksburg
Louisoale, Aug ga despatch from
Jackson, Mss, states that the Yellow Fever is
spreading with awful fatality at Vicksburg
and Natchez, Every body that get away
IS leaving the city.
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GOVERNMENT STEAMSHIP FROM TIE METH
EnLANDs.-His Nelherand Majesty's steam
Ship Amsterdam, Capt SpANJAARD, arrived
at New York Thursday, in Is days from
southampton, via FayaL She is new-1l0O
'ohs-and 800 horse power engines. She
viii sail after few weeks stay to Venezuela
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For Baltimore aud Philadelphia

by STEAMER BELVIDERE,
Lcares Riclmoaa cpc,.g Iaesdag al , oc'ock 7. ~
sss4 TIL L inree and new Steamer Il ELVl RE
-sSsss Capt GiffoRp. will receive freight every Mon
day, aud up Inc hour al o'clock =. M every Tues
day for the above plaee'.
Shippers 10 Wheeling. Pittsburs, Cincinnati and III,
South aud West generally, will find this the ehrup
est aud most expeditions For freight, apply TO
LUDLAM u WATSON, Richmond. Va.
July 10 dts
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,Sicn nho0k ColliS inn

T1le1o, Aug 25.-The steamer Wisconsin
was run into on Lake Erie last night, by the
Propeller Brunswick, and was Immediately
sunk. Her passengers We're rescued by the
Propeller The latter sustained no injury.
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C0n Ili0n of tie Ohio.

PHsb~rg. Aul % There are three feet
SIX inch 81 VT in the Ohio river, at this
p'3c' 10 1as Freights to Cincinnati 35
tents t. louisville As. Boats plenty.
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FyO7,1 Me F1sLerjss

Boston, Aug "a -The@U. S steamer Prince
ton,saied from Halifax on the 10th for Prince
Edwards Island No other fishing vessel cx
cept the Starlight is known to have been cap =
tured.
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school n College Text Rocks

school N College Text Hooks
MORALS, Richmond Va. wo0ld invite the
"a. attention OF the various schools and Institution.
o( learning throughout the Stnie, lis School ond
Classical Books Tcri BookS, used 10 the various Col
cges and Universities. with general collection of Edu
catonal Works. in every departments of learning
70 School Stationery of every description.
liberl discount will he nude, aud bundles drlvci
ed ia Lynchburg. free Of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
29-ta
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CONTESTED ELEcTIoN.-Y erger, Wing, con.
,es's the election Of Stanton, Dem, in the
. W District. Stanton S majority is two.
"o votes were thrown out at one OF the pre-
Tie ''''N w
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CHARGE To BUENos hYREs.-It is stated
mat Col. Bissel oflIIinois will not accept the
appointment of Charge to Buenos Ayres. The
nePubIic very truly suggests that the govern
hent will not be much embarrassed in finding
aPetson that is willing to take the place.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Cumberland, Aug %, 8 o'clock. p. NJ
There has been one death to-day, Mr.. Abra-
ham Sonuebom,o of a relapse. There has prob
ably been abou, A. deaths since the begin
nino of the disease
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AUCTION SALES.


a hr ECls will re-commenee at The Union Hotel
at III O'Clock this morning Among the articles yet to
be odd are large Feather Be-, and Bedstead; one
me d nbie har Mattress large number of Comforts,
IN excellent orders Blankets. Sheets, &c nearly
One good young Mich Cow K Calf; One large Cook
ing Stove, in good order; variety Of Kitchen &
Stone ware; large aud 6rs;.,nte Gong; About one
hundred volumes of Books. &C.. &t.
aug 30-dlt RD. j. ECHOI.S Trustee
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The New York Commercial estimates the
losses by the fires in PEARL Greenwich and
beaver sts, Tuesday night, at 100000.
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DIN Democratic Connenkion.

Cincinnati,, Aug 24-The Ohio Democrat
lc State Conventions in session here, nom.
mated 10 day James H. Myers. of Toledo for
Lieut.. Governor, Mr. Bliss having resigned
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NOOisNAN ~ MARTIN, OFFER their
vi services to the public as agents in
RECEIVING d FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of any and all kinds of Country Produce
that NAV be sent to eir One of agent,
Mr. Royal, will be ut the Rail Road Depot every day On
the arrival of Freight Cars for the purpose of receiving
and taking charge % any produce sent tn our care
The closest attention given to the receipt aad deY'
cry Of Wheat Corn Oats
Letters by mail CT otherwise will be promptly attend
ed aug l&-d&ctsl
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Oh Efforts are making in the cities of Boston and
:, "aadelphia, for the construction of Railroads
'nfough the streets.
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L'OR the White sulphur Springs
Passengers for Buchanan DibrelPs Springs AMI the
White sulphur, will leave Lynchburg daily. (Sunday :
excepted p o'clock, by Rail Road to Buford :
Depot thence 10y the line of Troy Coaches, over n
first Road, and No Night 1raUellmg, to Nhile
Sulphur Springs.
Fare Buchanan 81 10
DibrelPs Springs %
White Sulphur, ----..--- %
~ For Tich cts apply at the Rail-Road Office
aug 26.dts Il. NJ. BRUCE
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TIE Crlcket Much.

Ne,o York, Aug 25.-The Cricket Match
TO day resulted in the de eat of the Canadians
by the New Workers, by 81 inns.
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NALL A. WINTER MILLINERY

INALL a. WINTER MiLLiNEHh -
L N. c. barton. l0o Main street, RIG MoND' Va,
will keep On hand through the fall and winter n
a full assortment Of choice Silks, Velvet mn IN
Ians Flowors md Millinery Go DDS generally e.
Dress Cans Head Dresses, Silk and Velvet BoNNEIS,
Cnaks and Mantillas made to order at short notice.
Orders by the mail will be with prompt and spe
.;oI attention. [aug 20-d&clml
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Books aud Stationery,

Adapted to the ut tho trade In Virginia ~ Caro-.
lima. mud clseworcet prices low cnn be obtained in
Northern cities. In connection with his Book md stu
tionaiy business he has appropriate the
snle of PIANO fORTES, filled with assortment as
extensive be any establishment of the
kind the Union.
liz has participated in the snle of over one hnuannl
Piano Fortes in the Stntes of Virginia Moth Carolina
fennesscenl of which have given entire satisfaction.
They wnrnnte superior IN every respect, offered
for sne NJ manufacturers prices, NJ will be pae led
curely To go any di,iunee without injury
II has nl-o. attached his estnb shment IA Boo,
Bindery and Blank Book Maoufnctory, where all kinds
of Books, Pcrediculs Blink. masc, &e., are bound
and Blank Bo,ks Of every deeci pton suitable for mcr
chants, Banks Public Offices Clerks Of Courts, taeto
riesi ct, manufactured
MAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES,
NEW EDITION.
j. W. publishes Muyos Guide to Magistrates, new
edition. with practical Forms for the discharge of thcir
duties Of Court, with appendix containing Forms
for Drawing Bonds Notes Deeds Contracts, &c, ndapt
- To the New Code ol Virginia
~ srson. distance unable 40 Wait Richmond
have their orders faithfully executed IA II por
sonnlly present. mug 20.d&c2w