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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-12

An Aamr orrrcKn DxAD.--The War Depart
nent have Information that lst Lieut. J. A. Mebaue,
ed ARTILLERY, died Of yellow fever at Baton Rouge
La. on the 9Th Of September last.
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FIHx IN ALLEGHENY crry. PA--A lard oil fac
torv owned bv Dr.. Dake, was destroyed BY nre on
Saturday. Insured to the amount Of u 800.
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aSam. I have lost my watch overheard, Il lie
there Ia twenty feet Of water. 10 there any way
to get itf' .Yes," says Sam, there are divers
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WE are now in receipt of the largest
w and most attractive stock of STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS that we have ever before
exhibited consisting of the following. In part:
Black and Fancy Cord SILKS, plaid, striped and
All Wool. SIX and Wool and Spun Silk PLAIDS
French MoUSELIN6, plaid, striped and printed
Do CASHMERE6, do do do
French and English MERINOES
Black ALPACCAS ard BOMBAZINES
Plaid vALENT1AS and POPLINS, yery rich
English, French and American PRINTS
Very rich Bonnet, Cap and Neck RIBBONS
do do Belt and Velvet do s ~
HANDKERCHIEFS .ss
Muslin Lace, Maltese and Csmbric COLLARS -
Jaconet and Muslin SLEEVES and CBEMIBETTS
French Cashmere CLOTHS. for Ladie1 Closks
Brown and Blesehed 6HIRTIN0 and sHEETIN0s
Table DAMAsKS, NAPKINS, and Linen SHEET
Manchester GINGHAMs and Pia.d DOMEsTICs
KERSEYS. Fulled LINeEYS and SATTlNET6
Piaid LINSEYS and Gala PLAIDs
All Wool and Domestic FLANNELS e1ss
All Of which were purchased sf very low prices,
and will be sold ct small pfo6ts for Cash. CT to pune.
tual time customers. 4
WARREN PERKINS NJ
oc 10 No. i<l Earle 6ouara y
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THANKSGIVING DAY The Governor Of Mary
land has ssued bis proclamation. appointing Thurs
day. the twenty third day Of November next, - .
day Of public Thanksgiving and prayer.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
~ AT VALENTINE COHEN'S, CORNER OF
BROAD AND 5TH STS.-Having on hand an entire
bought at the present low rates. am enabled to Of
fer great Inducements to purchasers. My customers
and the public are respectfully solicited to give a
CALL and they may rely getting the greatest bargains
at " IOHEN'S Cheap Store
ocS-2wF Corner Broad and 5th SITS.
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Ill DO IT WELL Everybody believes the old
adage, Whatever is worth doing at all is worth do
ing WELL" yet how few practice it. The farmer
sees hole in the fence but instead OF thoroughly
mending it, he tinkers it up saying to himself that
sit will last for a while any how" Or he farms
his land his forefsthers harmed it, regardless of
the fact that scientific agriculture will enable him
to cultivate it far better. mechanic Ia called in
to do bit of work, In four cases out of five, he
hurries over caring only to make it good enough to
pass but having no ambition that 1t should be the
best that he can do We might extend our ilIustra
tions through every walk of life. Few men say to
themselves, "Il DO it we'll" Haste Is preferred to
thoroughness, the reputation of quick workman
to that of good one. Lawyers ministers and
other public speakers, even make pride of extern
poraAeous oratory, az If any truly sensible man
could be ambitious OF an impromptu speech, when
with careful thought he might make his address In
calculably better. The few, however, who adopt
for their motto, '11l do 1t well always succeed In
life. The lad school who follows this rule, rises
to the head of his class. The lawyer who makes
thorough work, gets the best and most lucrative
practice, for people know that bis opinion can be
depended on, and that he makes no mistakes The
hard student in medicine has the most practice, a.
as his proficiency is discovered, which ineva
bly, happens sooner or later. The mechanic, who
turns our first rate work, obtains frst rate prices
and first rate run of business. Whoever would
go through life WELL let him adopt tor his motto 1t
the outset, "Whatever ! do, Ill do Il well"
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kNoxvILLE.-We learn from the Knoxv;,,e ma.
pers, that the cholera has entirely subsid.d there
ana that the city has assumed its usual hum of &C.
tive iie cheerfulness and intolerable uickedness.
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DICH DRESS CLOAKS--CHKIS~

~ TIAN L LATHROP have on exhibition, rich
Satin and Velvet Closks, viz: Black and Cord o.
the latest Paris styles; Black and Copd Cloth Cossss
in great variety of styles, at prices from $500 to
$40; Long and Square Shawls, styles; Rich
Canton Grape; White and Cord Thibet !; Black Thi-f
bet, long and rquare shawls; Regaletts and Zephyr
Felvets and Ribbons. At 99 Main street.
ocS CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP.
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NEW -GOODS.-IHs undersioned

NEW .GOODS.-Ihe undersigned re-
~ speetfaily Informs HE friends and the public,
ssisesed sn sssortmsnt, the srgest ever offered o.
nsrMcn T,en sSS hs1dsnns s.m
AND nOkDEhs. SATIN DE LAINEe, BROCA.
TELLE9, DAMASKs. TASaELS LOOPS, CHAPS.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, C0aNICE.
CARrETInG. Ru0s, MATS, OIL CLOTHS. WIN
And every article usually found In similar sstat-
lishments. An exsminston ID solicited before pur.
chains elsswhere. - inducsmsnts will ~ oasrsd
a'eaha0' ~ 5sJ e R'is.i isEoHAu1r lsa Maj. /
On hand, and viii mako q es1ex CURLED HAIR
and eHUcK AArTkr9eEA BEDS, LOUN0E0,
etc. rsper Hsasing sad uHhoisssry work exsesls1
in the bset styis aad With 20 pebble dspsteh.
- f9--l3f ~ s@< 81 1f6ss
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN PIrrsBunG.-The
Saturday evening Piit.burg Chronicle says, that
Mr.. Morgan NJ Shirk. of the arm Of Shirk e. Fit
ximmons, was Instantly killed, on Friday evening,
by the premature discharge of . gun. with which
he attempted to jump from buggy. for the Pur-
fortunate man was with him 1t the time
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FALL INFORMATION

Ot EAKI AND CHINA!
FREsH RECEIPTS OF Glass AND FANCY ARTICLES.
TNHE subscriber offers to the trade a large
4 and varied stock of Earthenware, and China and
Glass the patterns of which selected by himself
in person. Eesf A
Having en- experience of many ysars in this par.i-
cular business he feels great confidence in atating
that in point of price and quality il will compare "a
vorably with any other house in The trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Basins and EweTs Jugs Tea Ware 10
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
Blue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert SETS
Do do do Tea and oiiet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold land do of above variety s55f
White China de of above variety aasf
Common Ware of every description, suitable for
whoiesaiing which he offers upon such terms for cash
a. cannot fail to please. Ts
Fine Mahte Pier and Toilet Clauses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters & Britannia Wnra
Safety. and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he asks call and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packer ID one Of the best In the trade.
Stone Ware at Factory prices
oc6-1m JAS. d. h EVANS. III Main st
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NOTICE. All persons having claims
IN agsinst the estate of JOHN LYNCH, decd, are
requested to present them properly authenticateds
the undersgned. And all those indebted to the SD
estate requested to settle ther respective duAs
with as little delay possible.
K. M. BURTON, Administrator,
ss 14-ts With tLs VIII annexed &
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March 20, I6l-o,
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Gsntlelnen:i have
been afflicted for the past years with Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism and Liver Colnpla1t suffering all the
while with pains in the shoulders, hips, hack and
sides-shifting from side to the etLer-Lalpi
tion of the heart, loss OF appetite, cold a.
night excessive costivoness and great debility and
weakness. tried many remedies, which done me
no good but rather grew worse. Last fall was ad-
vsed to try HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TIEcTURE, and
am happy to sag it has cured me. | am low free
from all pain and in the enjoyment ofperfect health
and take great pleasure in recommending the Tine.
ture to all afflicted as l have been
Yours, JAS. nj. NOEL.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
Sold by o. A. STRECKEk ana PURCELL LADD
Co., Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Frederick sburs;
by all the DruggisCs in Petersburg; By MORYiMCk
& MCWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists md
storekeepers everywhere
~ 81 pc! bottle 8 bottles for %.
Oc 7-ddcts
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CONSTANTLY INCREAsING.-The number
of persons, physicians, merchants. and others who
add their testimony to the good effects produced by
tSTABLER's sANoDYNE CHERRY ExPEcToRANT and d I,
ARRHGA CORDIAL, is constantly on tb increase. The
aaInes hich can be adduced those persons we'll
snown and Of undoubted standing in the community
or probity and veracity. Such being the case one
san for moment refuse TO or administer these
taat. they more reliable than any other propri-
cary medicin es with which Ithey are acquain-
Ii you have cough. any disease of the throat or
lungs make trial Of the Expectorsnt and mark the
result. The Cordial may be given with good effects
in all diseases of the bowels.
Zee descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of the
agsnts.
frice for each only so cents, or six bottles for
$3.50
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DR.. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner Of Medicine In Baltimore, respectfully offers
his profe essonel services the public Office Les
ter St, Rockets. jy 27-ts
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00 0l0 DOLLARS.-To those ex-

Hn M0 DOLLAkS.-To those ex-
cOaOOO pending $5 in portraits, will be si.
ven Due Bill. good for one share in the following
donation, when So eco have been issued or for one
dollar in portraits whenever presented.
The donation will consist of three houses and lots
in Richmond, valued at SIC, 600, $4,000 and Sl00O-
Together with %, si7 Gold Lockets Breastpfns with
portraits Books and other articles of total value
of $4,000. To be had on application, of
VIM. A. PRATT, Daguerrean Artist,
145 Main st., Richmond
M. +. SlMONS, Daguerrean Artist,
au 23-tf ISL Main at Richmond
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Mr.; W. c. Beeman, who has been for some
mails, died in the jail at Savannah on the 5th inst
OF yeliew fever. He was to have been tried at the
eia 80 =
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GEORGE J. sUNNER,
rMPonTxn o.
AND EARTHENWARE

AVE DxAI4R IN
Glass, Looking Glasses and Ennrr Good.
f No. 20, Pearl Tor l4th) Street
RICHMOND. VA
FALL TRADE 1864.
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ Of the Asrchsnts Of Virginia. North ceroliaa
ana 70 bis very large and desirable stock
rect im portation. embracing many and desirable
and shs pes and general sssortmeut OF Gut
"a mouissa snd Riain GLASSWARE. LOOKING.
wants Of tho trade. -. = 49,
he pledges himself to sell ON ss good terms - any
best efsrfs 70 give entire satisfactiou
sTONE-WAhE, Of the best quality. st factory
packing and prompt forwarding Of Ooodas
au 30-dkc2m
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JAMES b. SCLATER,
oDUoE BRoKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets, Richmond, Virginia
iu
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NEW CATECHISM-

~
IA q Who has she greatest Daguerrean Gsl.sryf
A.-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank
q AWho is the mest reliable Artist
A-OSBORNE, I67 Main street
Q.-Who takes the mos, life like Pic.ures1
t.-OSBURNE, opposite Exchange Bank.
Q.-Who tako the greatest number of picture,2
A.-OSBOREE, l67 Main street -
Q.-Who has the greatest display of Psiutngss
A.-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank. Il
O.-Who has the best assortment of Cases md
gold Lockets?
A.-OsBOBNE, 167 Main street. =
Q.-Who takes the best LikeneS.for the Isass
money!
A.--OSBoRNE, opposite Exchange Bank.
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oINTER L ALVEY.

NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER DRY 6OODS-I have Just opened an
entire new stock Of s
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased In the Northern markets, ON
the most favorable terms. I am prepared to offer
Sortment may be found
Ladie3 Dress Goods of sll styles
Embroideries and Lsces
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys and Ser.
vants Wesr-with large stock Of Domestic GoedJ
and Fancy Articles. ss9
The public are respectfully invited to give me
CALL determined TO sell az cheap as any other
house In the city. H. ROSENFELD
ne t2-Sm A@ ITS Hroad st
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IRON OREGON

The dates from Oregon are TO llth September
The principal news Il the maasacre Of parry of
emierants by band Of Indiana. $500
On the 2Jth OF August, about daylight a. an eupi-
grant train of four wagons pessine along some
fifteen miles on the east eide Of Fort Boise force Of
about sixty armed indians attacked them The
men OF the party were 90 appalled, at the attack that
although they, the mea, were armed, they made
but feeble resistance, and the whole Of them
eight In number, were shot down; boy was also
shot down and left for dead The Indians then
seized the women, four Ia number, and some chill
drep, number not known, together with the wagons
and stock, and made their retreat from the road
After they had departed. the boy, who was only
wounded, came to himself and made his escape.
John F. No6'e man well known in Oregon was
in a train behind, and on coming up found the boy
and hastened on to Humason's camp, about Is miles
this side of the fort. and from there Mr. Fruit came
through to the Dalles a. messenger, with request
from the Indian agent, Mr.. Thompson, for troops
MAJOR Hailer started Immediately with his com
mand OF about thirty men from the Dalles to the
scene OF action. Nathan Olney, member elect
from Wasco, was mastering a volunteer force to
follow the regulars. requisition was also made
ior troops from Vancouver and the company of
artillery stationed there, numbering about seventy
men, were to 60 on the Belle the next day. Ru.
mors are current at the Dalles that the attacking
party are the Blackfeet and Snake Indiaus com.
bined. The names Of those killed and captured are
not known. - ( q
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MOST VALUABLE PRIV1TE
~ RwELLINo ON MARsHALL STREET, IN

NAHbHALL PLACE. FOk SALE-The subscri
ben axe anthoriEsd 70 ssl that truly valuable Tens
N the occupancy OF Mr.. Carter Harrison. The
tsas.nt hontao fact runs back 100 feet to an sisy
z he's y rooms lunsssslly lsrssl beSides Kitchsn
perfect repair. and nearly new.
Terme Of psyment very sccommodatius
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EXCITEMENT ABOUT FEMALE EouRsrarANs
An agricultural fair was held at Zanesvile Ohio.
last week, and the society having offered q pre.
MUM OF gold watch worth $50 to the best fe
male equestrian, six ladies entered az compettors
Thejudges. after much discussion, awarded the
premium to Miss Eliza Graham, of Putnam, who
entered on beautiful dapple grey, dressed In a
b,ack skirt, boddice, hat plume-dress relieved by
piue ribbon. The decision created terrible hub
bub, in fact almost riot, and the excitement was
only allayed by subscription being taken up on
the spot, and another gold watch, worth $50
procured, which was awarded to Miss Saie Kitch.
On, to whom the excited crowd contended the rst
premium rightfulfy belonged Another premium.
silver pitcher, worth S2O was awarded to Mrs.
VIM. Brooke
A Monument to Levi Woodbury. is nearly com.
pleted in Portsmouth, NJ H. Ii is twentythree feet
four inches in height
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BRosoHrr1s. Couch. DyspEps1A. ]

BRONCHITIS, COUGH, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
COMPLAINT, RHEUMATISM ScRoFULA, &C-For all
diseases of the Female System it stands preeunent
A Clergyman just informs il has cured him of
Bronchitis offs desperate here
after.
citizen Of the Old Dominion thus speaks:
SCoTTsyILLE, Al1emarle CO.. Va,
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THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIx FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-cepitsi $500 600
office l4th street. neut to The Post Office. This
Company iasuyes against loss damage BY fire In the
city country, Real and Personal Property, inclu-
ding vessels and cargoes in port or voyage.
au 25-Sm D. r. BRESEE, Actuary.
F. II. ROBERTSON, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street. opposite the Dispatch Office, Rich
mond, Va. Sc 9-dSm
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MI RS. b. b. NORRIS CELEBRATED
AE CEDAR TAR. for sale by Messrs DOVE
CO.. Main street, has more testimony than any sther
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arising from inn
pure blood.
u See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or for S. ap2lts
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WOODWARD & LIPSCOMB, Broad
w stretp Srd door below End street-Respectful-
announce 20 their friends and the public general
~ that they have associated themselves together for
the purpon OF REPAIRING AND POLISHING
FuhNiTUHE, and hope by strict attention to bust.
ness' 70 sesue liberal share of patronage.
n -; b;cr 'xons who wish their FURNITURE RE.
LAInGn A. Lheir Residences csn have 1t done by
leaving the' orders with All orders thankfully
RECEIVED ano promptly attended to-
"n MLYscohB. WARwIcK n. WOODWARD.
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r. HARREYS.

NAAhAsb4Ito A. LA
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
10th st, between Main and Cary.
~ All work entrusted to hs care will be faith
fully and promptly executed se2-3m
CAREER IL Co.'s AMERICAS HOTEL,
Staunton, Va: w. Fl. CAREER J. B. BREcKEHRIpGE,
l.. l. STEvENsos. Proprietors.
Travellers will find this establishment q first
class house, and the ProprietoTs always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests. .,
The American" 10 situated immediately at the
tarminua of the Central Railrosd iY 22-Sm
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IHS l0n Large CYPRUS SHIN

IOO3OOO GILES
loe.o goo f. clear Canada White Pine, all sizes =
$4,000 #. seasoned and Button Wood
10000 # seasoned and l inch Oak Tobacco xox
Boards
$4,000 #. seasoned 5-4 Dressed Flooring
5000 #. seasoned Maple and Oak Plank r
$1,000 #. seasoned Poplar 4
it0o00 f. Yellow Pine Boards an Plank
And general assortment of Mahogany and L an.
ber of every description, which offer to tn trade
st low prices and on accommodating terms.
oc4 BELVIN PARKEl
ICORICE, FLOUR, &c.--The subs.ri.
IL Der has now in store, and offers for sale
so cases Ferdinand and Isabella Licorice Past
20 do Ottomeno do dol
% do Sanford do do
Is do TIE do dot
20 90 Crea do StcH.
so do P. L. 8. do do
$50 bbls. Rraggs Family Flour
900 lbs. prime black Tonqua Beans
Is half boxes Coverings double Loaf Sugar
20 bbls. do Crushed do
JNO. A. ROBINSON,
oc 10 Corner Cary and Virginia street,
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FXCELSIOR WORKS. Corner 7rI

FXCELSIOR WORKS. CORNER IRA
IL AND MAIN SrREETs, RICHMOND, VA.--The pro.
rie tor Of the above works is prepared to Plane
and Bsw LUMBER, of various kinds in the beststyie
and ON the most reasonable terms.
he has on hand quantity Of Dressed FLOORING,
OF various qualities
fANNEL STUFF, both ofNorthern and Virginia
rms ready dressed which he offers ct q low price.
eAehEe, DOORS and BLINDS kept ON hand and
fiction ~ y
Orders collected and viii be thankfully received.
myto WIN YORBE4.
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MISCELLANEOUS

kN0R SALE--A secondhand SPRING
WAGoN, superior piece of workmsDshis Of
the manufacture of Mr. Thomas C. Eppes upper end
Of broad street, where it may be seen it has seen
used but very little, and that nsarthe city.
Any person wishing article OF the kind may cest
assured that great pains were taken by the eel
knewu manufacturer with gard to its strength and
durability. Je 2-s
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS re

" WARD.-Rsnswsy from the subscriber or the
10th inst, a Negro Man named CHARLES; lei
about 2I years OF age. feet4 inches high ,in.
erbresd color; he was raised in Hampton byItr.
Smet; be has a mother now living az Old Poiny to
which place believe he has gone / will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver hia to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS
jy1 No. 5 Wall street under CITY Roti
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sPECrAL NoTIcEs.

CARY, comssissioners IN Chancyy-Ofice ia Whir
Building, fronting on Franklin st. oc9-ta
The MARSHALL AND HENRY BUILDING
FUND AND LOAN CoMPAsIEs-The Board of Direct
ors OF tbs above Companies at their meetings held
August l2th 1854, adopted the following resolution:
g Resolved, That ON and sfter to night persons
wishing to subscribe for shares In this Company
shall be required TO pay advance Of fve cents per
shsre per month In addition to the initiation fee and
monthly dues. from the time of orsauization.n
few shares remain untsken. and until the 18th of
October the rate of subscription will be S3 IS per
share.
Apply 70 the Treasurer, VIM. A. JENKINS, at the
Exchange Bank, or TO the urdersigned
JAS K LEE,
Sc Z8-tl2O Sec, of M and H Cos.
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NOIlCE-Mr. x. d. Burton having by
Deed teted - day of September, 1854, ana re.
eoIaea IN tns Eierks Office Of the HusinRs Court Of
his creditors all debts due 10 hi, Il. R.s NJ OF
Open Accouls or otherwise "a hershv rsc" .os1 ~
persops indel ked to him 10 sctfis thsiy rs., S ~
deDa VIII " or with him, who b our authorized
indnlgencs " II not be siven. .sAssi
!. a.. JAMES JAMES DggiEEESr, DgiESlr r,p.s....
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER d VINCENT.

MARBLE WORKERS, on Main street.
AyA between 9th and 9th streets, and nearly oppo.
site the Second Baptist Church.
MONUMENTS, T0MBS, FONTS, &c of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style of the art.
ner not to be surpassed here OF elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens of work executed by them, the
best test of their merit. iv I8-dSm
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VALUABLE WAKE HOUSE ON i.kS-
TER S1REET. ROCKETS. FOR SALE
brick WaFehease, st the corner Of Lester md Niss
olson streefa Hocketts II fronts 80 feet runs hsci
100 feet It admirsbls located for the storass 81
q sSt GoDDIN AIPnRsoN.
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AAGERTY, BELL AND

1ANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on Io.n ds,rsst. between Main and Gary streets, is
prepared 70 execute orders for all kinds of Plan and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINC3S. In
workmsnlike manner
Al be 10 prepared to cast every day, ersons want.
notice. ANA
All kinds Of Ship, House and Church BELLS m.ds
to order. -.
patronage from the publisis respes estfully solicit.
cd.
B.-Highest cash prise paid for old metals.
my 2S-9m