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DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL

me most l"t@abe Preparation in Medical Science
lie thousands who suffering with any Err
L Vous AFFE "T,oNS. will fnG immediate reiipf in
using this wou'i-rfui CoR'IAL. 1t NEURALGIA,
Heart DlSease Pa pit tion, Heartburn Nervous lead
Ache lrenorof the Muscles Flesh. Wakttu!lnrss
anu all rostlrssne>s of the mimi body whether
worn down by care, labor. study
This truly wonderf Al Medicine from its peculiar
nappy effect in a'iayng the most violent Nervous At
lection and completely er;.tcating them from the
sy>ten. may justly he termed the grand-t discovery
In The science of Medicine 1t suhiueS and averts all
thost Nervous Diseases, over which the most pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had control 1t
l. ~ grand resiorer i" bui ding up weak constitu-
non, already worn down 10y disease and debiitat"d
by other medlcne its nyi orating pr pert,s like
cflarn and is beneficial effects almost mirac-
ul"us. The weak, the nervous. and those suffering
with constant pains and uueasiness, fftqueEtI.
cured by using a single botflo.
Price % c Q nts, and to be had at the stores of
ID. G 'lma,., W. IT, Gilman
Charles StOtt & Co, Samuel Butt
J. +. Cailan John W. Nairn,
kitwell q Lawrence, Washington city, D. G..
J. l.. kidwell, Georgetown. ID. c. and the
rlou- Drug stores in Alexandria. dec ID
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE DYING cHILD's REQUEST

Bury me not in the chuI Ichyard;
lis Il gloomy place to NE,
With is liie' OF mouldeiing malb'e,
50 dllh with The willow tree.
ie say that a land Of Angels
viii bear my soul away,
To the land OF Love and BE .uty,
To sins f,r endless day.
Then why should mournful music
Around my coffin be,
While the hands Of tie Careless sexton
Are throwing the c,ds on me?
know they're as near to heaven,
" ho rest Oh the coral bel:
mat one blast Of the trump wi / awaken,
All over the word, The dead.
but methinks that my Sleep will be swlc:cr,
Down close by the home ,Lat love,
Win the voice oi kindred around me.
AL tie songs Of tie birds above.
Yes, bury me in the garden,
Cnuer the booming flowers,
VIII Re the spirit may love to finger,
IN .hc Calm OF Tie ,enius lolrs.
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AN ORPHAN Boy.
A TALE CT LOVE AND POLITICS.

Towards the latter part Of the summer Of
1910, lad of prepossessing appearance en-
tered the beautiful town of c.. situated
at the foot Of Seneca Like, near the centre
of New York. lie had travelled from the
Western part Of Ohio, where his father,
widower, had died from one of those malis-
nant fevers SO common in newly settled coun-
tries, while overseeing the cultivation Of a
large tract Of land, in order to regain q for
tune lost during the disastrous specuat;ons
of 1886.
Being an only son, and left among stran-
gers, after the death Of his father, George
Wcntw orh resolved to leave Ohio and re-
move to the State of New York, for the pur-
pose Of trying his fortunes in any manner
that chance might offer. He had PASSED
through the several towns and villages on
his route, Without meeting anything to at
tract his attention, till reaching C.. This
fine town with its lovely lake and pleasant
scenery struck his fancy SO he determined
to obtain employment, if possible, and make
it his future home.
While walking along the principal street
Of the placc-a shady avenue overlooking
the lake, and on which are located several
fine churches and other public buildings
be saw large crowd of people assembled
around newly erected liberty pole, in
front Of one Of the principal hotels. On
approaching the spot, lie found that it was
a political meeting, held for the purpose Of
raising the pole and making party speeches
Our hero forced his way into the crowd
just as they were raising the STARS and
Suipes," with the names Of their iavortc
candidates, to the top of the fag staff.
The flag had scarcely reached half way, the
enthusiasm being at its height, when the
cord twisted and caught in the little wheel
at the top. They pulled and tried every
way, but were unable to raise or lower the
flag single inch. The excitement and
cheering ceased and all eyes were raised to
the half mastcd flag. A portion OF the OPP
position party, who were grouped together
IL little in the rear Of the main body, began
to jeer and joke about the apparently bad
omen to the evident discontinue of their
opponents.
At length Judge s., editor and pub
Usher Of the c. Journal, then candi-
date for Congress, offered fifty dollars to
any person who would climb the staff and
draw the cord through the wheel The
utmost silence reigned for several minutes,
but no one advanced to make the dari1
trial.
'Will nobody volunteer" shouted the
Judge, strongly excited, as peal of laughter
went up from the ranks of the opposition.
Their chuckle had scarcely died, however,
bef re George, with his cap and shoes off,
stepped before the Judge, and with conf
dent look exclaimed:
eyes, sir; I'll climb it."
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''You, my lad! are You strong enougi?"
''Oh yes, sir; I'm used to climbing"
Then go ahead, my little Spartan" said
the Judge, at the same time giving lin 2u
encouraging pat on the shoulder.
Steadily, hand over hand, his feet c,a.c2-
ing the pole in a manner that proved L:a
TO be an expert climber, George made rs
way 10 the Very top Of the staff, which mas
so slender that it swayed 10 aud fro with
his weight Nolh;ng dluntcd, he wound
his legs right and left around the pole. and
with his hand Untwistcd the cord. Sh9gt-
ing feariess'y to those below TO hois, a,-.v,
he clang on til the dag fairly rcacAo.. &c
top, and then Slowly descended.
The cheers that now rent the air wcr2 tsr-
'ifc-everybody, opposition and all. ic.a-
inS with one universal Shout.
After the excitement had somewhat sub
sided, Judge S looked upon tie boy with
admiration, and took out his pocket book.
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F. A. TUCKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,
FULLY prepare in his usual sts'e, to supply
L his customers AMI the public with the rari 'us
art cles Of w-ariIg apparel alpersain ng t, gen
tieman's war robe
Members of Congress and strangers. visiting The
c,t' are invited to call and examine hs od>.
sistlns If Cloths Of varinns grades. coio's manu-
actnr's, and all sorts Of asse. We ting &c. DC
dec 16
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MECHANICS BANK, GEORGETOWN.

FINHIS INSTITUTION is now doin Q General Bank
ing Ru>il flee urder tie Union li0te'. cor
ner Bridge and Washing ton streets. q, org.town %
C) here its notes will be redeeu.rd i'm .pecie.
+. ". CJNCH, Csshier.
Gsoaas1ows, %. Co. 1862 !.
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r. II. LAsKEY,
Attorney and nseller-at.Law

DRACr!CES in the Courts OF the Di:tict and
i prosecutes claims Of every description before the
several Executive Departments and before GongreS
hs- Office On Louisiana avenue hear Sixth street
dee 80
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PNRTSMnI.Iu Na Aun

PORTSMOUTH. Wa.,) Aug. is, 1851.
Mr. IT, Z. Boush-Detr Sir: Viii l am in general
opposed to Patent Medicines candOr compels me to
state that | have great confidence III the virtues
of Iampton's Vegetable Tincture. For several
months past have used it in my family. ana in by
spepsia, loss of appetite dizziness, and genera: dc
biity, with entire success. So far my experience
extends, Therefore, l take pleasure in recommend
ing it TO tie afflicted safe and efficient remedy
VERNON ESkRIDGE,
For sale by c. stott & Co., Washington, D. c.
Wallace Elliot. cor. + and 18th SITS
d. B. Clarke. cor. Md. av. tn st
j. Winner, 9th ST., near Louisiana av
5lclntires. cor. and 7ih ST.
Gray Bailantyne, 'th ST., near E.
X. s. I. Csseli, Georgetown.
G. c. Berry. Alexandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally. every where.
MJRTiNhR u NOW BRAY.
General Agents, Baltimore at.
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NEW AND sPLEND1D GOODS.

w n oOO11Ss
" R1TING Decks. Ladies " OK boxes
w Gen lemen's Shaving Cases
Eisht-iav Clocks superb article
Porte Monaies, Brr Gag s, &c. rec ved and for
sale low at the 7th street Fancy Store, I'd b. ow E.
dso "a .El.----- .3 -. > - ~ LANNONDs s.
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A CHEAP AND GOOD FAMILY PAPER
THE WEEKLY PENNsYLyANIAN

Is published by WIN. II. HOPE. ut 7S South Third
street Phadeplia, at the low price OF On DOLLAa Z
YEAR.
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Philadelphia Type and Stare otype Foundrs


'sIlE subscrii er womb: call he ton or Printer
to the greatly reduced prices of the present list
They otter
Plea at.*..........30 cts. NIinion. cts
Small fiea........32 = Nonpareil.
Bourgeois...3. 9 Pearl. ...........1 Is *
Rrevirr ...... ~ 8 Diamond..-...1 60 8:
Determined to spare TO exIen,c in making their
establishment as perfect pos iblp they We re.
Gently got up complete set of the justly LIBERATED
CoTcH CUT LETrtR. from DIAMOND to Engli>h TO
which they pariculu y invite attention.
Having lately made numerous additions to their
stock of Fancy Tyres Borders. urnam nts &c their
assortment is now unrivslcd in the United States:
and their improved methods Of ras,ing. and of pre-
pairing metal. enable them to furnish orders in q
manner To insure .atifaciion.
Printing Presses Gases Stands, Chases. Galleys
Printing Ink. and every ;rti"le used in printing Of
fee, constantly on hand. at the uwest rates
Secondhand Presses. and Type used only in stereo-
tyIing. at reduced rice>.
Books Pamphlets. Music. Labels. &C., &c, s:ereo-
typed Mih ecti'e.s and despatch
n. b. Specimen Books will be sent to Printers who
wish to make orders l.. JOHNSON Il CO.,
dec 29- No. Sansom street.
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Eg- Exhibition Notice.--7o Eosli. ....s
Ctr Irjtt ri rs.-A- nppilcati fOm I.r :, ace.
ar NV { Iil /: in, tho, citizens Cf NasAingt = ..y
wish L, s,cIiic LAO ab u:' loEs in te lia!l.
quc,t-d q IA ale ii ci- app it 1t . ,all,
n ..v a. poss.be Ey ORDER OF the EAh5.t o. CO..
mIttee.
T VI O'BRiEt.
ian - Zee. sccgc.. -.
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E'llE subscr er wo"lt call he atten ton or Printer
to the greatly reduced prices of the present list
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t. be ConcjaGoH "a onr Hcri !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
LADD & co DRTI

= II CO,, I'M (f-
Il GISTS, AND DEALERS IN PAINTS. OILS.
DYES, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS &c No
81 MAIN STREET, CORNER 14TH, RICHMOND, Va
Offer fo- sale in lots to suit purchasers their usual
large and varied assortment, embracing the following
in part2300 lbs. superior Indigo hhds best Mad.
der p bbls No. Castor Oil; Is do Spirits Turpen.
tine 500 kegs superior Carb Soda Is bbls Varnshes
3 do Burning Fluid; 500 kegs White Lead, dry and
oil; 800 kegs Zinc Paint in oil; 25 cases Chrome,
green and yellowi 5000 lbs Red Lead and Litharge;
500 ounces Sulph. Quinine; SO boxes CASTLE Soap;
bbls. Cream Tartar 100 dozen Yeast Powders; 10
cases refined Borax; 20oe gallons Lamp Oil 20 bbls
Tanners Oil; 20 do Alcohol; 25 bags Pepper; 1000
boxes Window Glass, French and American; Is bags
Race Ginger; 200 lbs. root and powdered Rhubarb
Carter's Spanish Mixture; Bulls, Sands and Town.
sends Sarsaparilla; Farrels Arabian LnIment; Mus
tang Lnirnent; Lyons Kathairon; Barry's Tricephe
rous; Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and all other popular
patent medicines at the proprietors' lowest prices
n. B. Particular attention to packing and forward
ing orders PURCELL, LADD & co
au % 90 Main street corner I1tb
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.

LNOR LADIES.--Ihe Ladies will fina
Il during the season, at the Ladies' Saloon, full
supply of all the fall styles, consisting of
Black CATER BOOTS, with heels,
without %
Colored !" I" embracing all fashionable
shades
Black Kid CATER BOOTS, very soft and pretty.
Bronze aud Black Morocco BOOTS,
:" $ Kid SLIPPERS, French
Black Morocco SLIPPERS, our own make
1" WALKING SHOES,
Z" JENNY LINDS,
Together with every other style worn. A call is
respectfully solicited at No. 73, Main St.
ses6 WHITE PAGE.
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Ms g. CLARK,S PIANOS.-]

NUNNS & CLARK'S PIANOS.-P. H.
1\rTAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale of
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra-
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
Their instruments received prize at the sWorlPs
Fair, London, and several prizes at the American
Institute Fairs in this country" They combine
all the modern Improvements with the METALLIC
FRAME and PATENT OVER STRINGS, and conf
IDENTIFY recommended for sweetness of and great
auIaonty, which Ialtef qaaIlty WIN oe appreciated
p. II. TAYLOR has sold these instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years. to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
EY- The public cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is NUNNs & CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
Guitars, Violins, Accordeons and Flutes. Also, Gu
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality
P II. Z. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music be found south of Baltimore and
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day. liberal discount made TO schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
an I60 Main street.
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The Winchester Republican states that during
the rain OF "wednesday evening last quite a num-
Der of little shells, measuring from half inch to
an inch and over, fell in that place and vicinity.
Handsful were picked up in some places by the
curious. The Republican suggests that as there
was storm on Lake Erie the day previous, they
might have been taken up from the shores of that
lake and brought to Winchester. Before yenturing
an opinion the subject, we shall await the deci
sion ofthe learned philosophers ofthe day.
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The Journal Of Commerce. acknowledges the re-
cein. Il from lady, to complete the amount
q soo necessary for the redemption Of the family
- william Elliott. slaves, Of Portsmoath, Va
Tse = price Of these slaves has been put at very
,ow arure by the owner. in order 70 place their
ae,npfion within the reach Of the husband, q free
nan The family win probably be on their way 70
Liberia, whisher they are anxious % emisrsss y
few days.
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EALL STOCK OF WATCHES AND

ENALL STOCK OF WATCHES AND
L JEWELRY.-The subscriber would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally that he
has just returned from the North with splendid as
sortment OF WATCHES and JEWELRY, all of
which he offers at small profits. Please call and ex.
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD KERSEY.
Having in my employ experienced Jeweler, /
am prepared to manufacture and repair all kinds of
Jewelry IN toe neatest manner and shortest notice
All kinds of WATCHES repaired at the shortest
notice. sc 22-Im
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sPAIN.-The new cabinet of Spain is composed
as follows:
NJ Sartorus. Minister of the Interior and Presi.
dent; Blaser, Minister of War; Domeneck pro
gresista) Finance ad interim; Marquis Molino Ma
rine and Foreign Affairs; Callantes Public Works;
De Genona, Justice.
The cause of this crisis is not yet known, but
it was foreseen at Madrid 1t is said the Queen
was dissatisfied with the Cabinet, the weakness OF
which was pointed out to her. General Lersundi
and his colleagues could neither succeed in setting
aside solving several serious questions, and the
Queen wished TO pat an end to such state oi
things.
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A I'D AND COMFORT TO THE Az

A I'D AND COMFORT TO THE AZ
IA FLlCTED.-The numerous certificates in behalf
of Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR, which have been
published, bear ample testimony to its virtues in
cases of COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPING COUGH
&c. These certificates are from persons who reside
among u.s. and well known persons of the high
est respectsbility and undoubted veracity.
The season when Coughs and Colds are almost uni
versal will be upon u.s. and it behoves every
to prepare himself Ifyou win only give this remedy
the trial you have given other medicines, more
'pufed" but less valuable, feel assured that you
will never regret having done it Its said that con.
sumption can be cured" but this medicine win pre-
vent Coughs arising from Colds and other causes,
from merging into consumption
For sale wholesale and retail, by BENNETT
BEERS, A. BoDEKER, CEAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON, Broad street, aud CHAS.
M1LLSPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond. sc 21
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Inc Mayor OF Philadelphia has caused affidayits
to be forwarded to Harrisburg in order to procure
an Executive warrant and requisition for the hotel
thieves named Fish and Brown, now in CUSTODY i'm
Charleston
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
ENCOURAGE yTRGINIA IMpORT.

ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT
~ ERS!-QsE OF THE CHEAPEST SToREs IN THE
UNITED STATES FOR GUNS, GOLD WATCHES,
&C.. at HENRY HYMAN,S
No 95, Main Street Richmond Va
Double barrel English Guns warranted for $40 90
ranted, TX 90
Doahle barrel English Guns superior, Stub and
Twist warranted, - 81 90
rue latest and best I'M proved Patent Gun, 40 90
Steel Wad Cutters, each q
80 Wads in box, for ~
Powder Flasks, 81
Bowie Knives, from 81 to < m
40 cents per thousand
100000 Anti-corrosive Percussion Gaps, (Stsrkey's
best, at SIT cents for $50.
Shot Pouches, Belts of every kind az all prices
Colts Revolyers Aliens Pistols and general assort
ment of sporting articles too numerous to mention
Gold Watches which run jewels in good
order, for $40 90
uoId Levers, - Jewels, . 90
10 carat Gold Levers, Is jewels, warranted for
II months q 90
Gold English Levers. from SS5 to 200 50
Goid Chains, from u to so GO
Gold Fob Chains, from 10 to 90 40
Soid fencii cases, from IS cts. to 10 90
silver Watches, regulated, at 6 90
And general variety of Silver Table and Tea
SPOONS, yEWELRY of every description Fancy
Goods. &c. &c. HENRY HYMAN
Dlrect Importer of Guns, and the only Importer of
Gold Watches, &c.
Don't forget that it is at No. es. Main st. Sc 80
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CUMDERLAND GAP RAuaoAp-Taa .,.
Democrat has received information fron, ~, 80
diner, the chief of the party engaged in rnaking
survey for the Cumberland Gap Branch Railrosd
that route from Abingdon West of it is pract,
cable, at cost not exceeding the average cost ns.
mile of the Virginia and Tennessee Road.
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John u Ostron1, justice OF the peace, and ccr-
rad Marguedart, constable of the town of Rhine
beck, Dutehess county, have been brought before
taepoliee court Of New York city on the charge Of
compromising felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

REscuED,-The steamer Buckeye, which ran
down the schooner Oneida during the recent storm
on Lake Erie, arrived at Detroit on the 9Th in .
damaged condition, having on board two of the
crew of the unfortunate vessel, who sustained
themselves in the water by swimming until thew
were rescued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

REV g. w. Musgrave, u. d., has been elected Cor.
responding Secretary of the Board of Domestic
Missions, in place of Rev. C. C. Jones' who resign
ed ON account of i'll health
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The Petersburg Express, of Saturday learns
that Love- the man struck at the Canal Mills on
Wednesday, spronounced by his physician to he
and out of danger.
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A private despatch was received in CharlestoR
on Wednesday stating that the yellow fever was
still raging in Mobile and that fifteen deaths occur
red on that day.
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CASH TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Hon Elijah Paine, one Of the ;,-,.-- = J, -
psfior cou,' q new York, died on Thursday last.
Hswas native Of Vermont and br0sber a =
Governor Paine, whose death in Texas vbils -.
zaged as one of the Commission to surrey =.
route for the Pacific Railroad, was quite recepsl-
announced. As a jurist Judge Paine has occupied
high position, and his death win be deeply re-
gretted
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, STRAIN
IN GERS AND OTHERS visiting Richmond this
Season.The subscriber would most respectfully caH
the attention of all in want of BOOTS, SHOES
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALISES, &C.. to his
assortment of the above he pledges himself to sch
wholesale or retail.
A word to those wishing to purchase BOOTS and
SHOES expressly for their own use He will take
this method of stating that his stock win be found if
not SUPERIOR certainly inferior any in the South
ern country, comprising both of his manufacture
and etthe best New York. Philadelphia, and Eastern
work Also, all kinds of Ladies', Gentlemen's Misses
and Boys Boots aud Shoes made order in the best
and most fashionable manner, by
ALEXANDER HILL.
At his Old Stand. No lS1 Main II
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The town OF Patterson N. J.,s has been thrown
into excitementin consequence of the mysterious
disappearance of George English, worthy citizen
of that place.
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DEcLINE.-Itis is stated that shares In the Crystal
Palace speculation declined 10per cent on the 9th.
They were quoted at 65, the lowest point yet and
the tendency was still downward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

Jacob Heiser, a German, so years of age hung
himself in New York on Tuesday night. Poverty
was probably the cause.
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NEW ESTABLIS NT-SHIP
IN CHANDLERY, GROCERIES, &c.-The sub
scrber thankful to his many friends and the public,
for the very liberal support he has received fr.m
them hopes that they viii continue In his New Es-
tablishment directly opposite the old stand of Has
kins Libby where may be found almost every arti-
Gle IN the Ship Chandlery and Grocery Line, as he
intends 70 keep constantly hand a large stock of
Rope of all sizes, Blocks of all Sizes and general
assortment of Groceries
81 6tf r. o. HASKINS :
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Welearn from the Bedford Sentinel, that VIM.
l.. Holt was on Monday last, elected mayor of the
town of Liberty, in that county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10

The Lexington hotel, and furniture, was sold a.
few days since to RI bert M. Mcdowell for s250Oe.