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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-15
YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON AND SA-
VANNAH, &c.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Tuesday Sept. -, 1854
The total number of deaths in Charleston during the
week ending on Monday last reached 49, of which IS
we're from yellow fever.
In Savannah on Saturday there were IS deaths and
on Monday 46 deaths from yellow fever. DR.. Wild
man and Dir. Hilton, Editor of The Georgian, were
among the victims. The city was being rapidly de-
populated. Many physicians were SICK and their
brethren from the country coming to their relief
Nearly every place Of business was closed. There
were not hands enough to bury the dead and on Mon
day ten bodies remained uncovered. The condition
Of effairs was horrible.
The rice plantations along the Combabee' Ashley
Cooper, and Savannah Rivers were ruined by the
late Storm The loss is immense, and many WRECKS
are reported.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, Sept. l4.-Ald. N. c. ELY, President
in the Chair The minutes Of the previous meeting read
and approved. - -
OIL W GeissenhsDer 70 have a sas for cancelled
OF Sullivan ard Others 70 be otsaked Engine
Conpsnv p he Fifth Ward OF Daniel Kennedy and others
10 be relieved from personal tax enormously assessed
REPORTS CONQUERED
To couhm the List for regulating paving and
fszzns Thirty ffthS between Ninth and Tenthsvs Also,
reports confirm the lists for tagging Thirty
A. from Eighth Ninthays for building IN North
Moore for eguAtng Fifty third st. from Third 70 the
Past River: for the in Fort sixth x Ming lots
Thirty between Eighth aud Nnthayk 10 favor OF
r,rifpg Forieths between Sixth and Eshh-avs
,fe Forty eighth between the Sixhsv and Broadway;
nave Rrosdway between Forty fifth and Fethst pave
Foryht between the Eighth and Ninth avs; regulate
and grade Foryfhh-st between the Ninth and Tenth
and appointing inspector 10 superntnd the work 20
perd tnsue Co No for three months and TO eIpe Jeremiah
Donovan Of Engine Co. No Is, from the Fire Department
REPORTS ADOPTED.
To suspend Hose Co No Is for months; Hose Co. No
II r TWO monhs To dsband Engine Companies Nos 50 aud
ia To expe John CsTanpsh Mathew Fitzsmons John Quin
William j. McCune and Thomas d. 0Rourke of Engine Co
No from Department and to dsb1nd Engine Co No.
Adverse 10 opening Sixty from Ninth Tenhays
RESOLUTIONS.
By Ali WAKEMAy that the Counsel 70 the Corporation
po an ordinance organizing Bureau Of Inspection for Public
Works Adopted. The Board adjourned to Monday.
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MELANCHOLY BEREAVESEST OF THREE Chill
pREs-A sad and fatal accident occurred in Harrison
township this county, last Sunday, the Sd instant
Mr.. Asa Crockett was in the woods, near his house
engaged in telling timber. The butt of tree which
be had chopped down clung to the stump and in
passing under the trunk for the purpose Of getting to
the other side il fell striking him with tremendous
force on the temple, crushing his skull in shocking
manner. His three children were with him at the
time. the eldest of whom is nine or ten years old
Instead of alarming the neighbOrs, they stayed with
ther father till after dark, when death put an end to
his suferngs. TIE accident happened about 10
o'clock in the forenoon. The little children slept In
their cabin that night by themselves, and when in
ouired Of the next morning by person who came 10
their cabin where their father was replied that they
had "no father now-he was out in the woods dead
The body was pointed out by the children and an in
quest held. and a verdict rendered in accordance
with the above facts. Ohio Northwest, Sept. Q.
ADocroR KILLED By HIS owns MEDIcIsE.-Dr
George Buchanan Of Hillsdale, Ohio, killed himself
the other day by an overdose OF morphine, while SUI
fering from an attsek Of cholera morbus IL would
seem that be was little inclined to give large doses
Of that medicine as he had short time before been
arrested for malpractice in csusng the death Of
child byii.
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The Congressional vote is also incomplete, as yet,
eOf the figures we have received are the following
0r the towns heard from in the respective Districts
LIS towns'-wooD, 92ol; Wells 6S2l-Msi 2,y70
iIl-S tOwns-PERRY, 6.36Ii KiInbal, SGf6-Ma. 1855
sa, aA5-Pu. / 49, - -
IE-Sl tOwns-BESsoS. S7s7; Rogers, l5s4-Mai AIS
rH-i0 tow ns-WAsHBURS, 2.S2l; Blake g73-Mal 1915
MAJ ga wv -'''' '1'''' i''''
n Isal'ss' Democrats IN Roman.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Boston, Thursday, Sept. II, 1854.
Cept. Brown just arrived at Newburyport from a
sea voyage fell from the platform Of the cars on the
Eastern Railroad at that place yesterday afternoon,
,nd was run over and cut in two. He was on his way
70 Sesbrook, where he resided
A large fire occurred in Union Block this morning.
The loss is heavy.
The fremen are having grand parade at Spring
Held this morning
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY, &c.


Tie Union this morning publishes the official raft
fcatiOn Of the Reciprocity Treaty. The raticatons
we're exchanged at Washington on the 9th inst.
The time for the sitting Of the Mixed Commission
a London has been extended four months from the
18Th Of September.
Capt. r. E. Deussey, Chief of the Engineering
Department at fort Monroe, has been ordered to
superintend the Notifications at San Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-15
CHOLERA AT COLUMBIA, PA.

COLUMBIA, Thursday, Sept IA, 1854.
There have been eghty-three deathsby cholera since
last Friday evening to to-day, and six deaths
additional since dark last evening to noon to-day,
There were four new cases this morning and there
nc q number Of cases of diarrhea prevailing.
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fiction OF WING DELEGATES.

CANAKDAIGUA, Thursday Sept Il, BOZ
The largest Wing Caunus ever held in this town
IA, inst closed its session. The Seward candidates
fr the Convention to choose delegate to Syracuse
were defeated by 10 majority.
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MARYLAND COAL TRADE, &c.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Sept IA, 1854.
We have no mail south of Charleston this morning.
The Maryland coal trade last week amounted to
1890 tuns.
A steady rain prevails here this morning.
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THE LOYG-ISLAND RAILROAD.

To he Editor Of tn. ~ y Ttbwn~
SIR. Seeing the interest you take in the culture Of
the SOIL and the supplying Of this great market with
the fruits of the earth ask your attention to the In
creased and still increasing, tariff Of the above line,
both as to passengers and produce
On Saturday, July I, there was general advance
on the passenger fare raising it to nearly cents per
mile; and this was done without any sufficient notice,
taking the public by surprise and disgusting about 500
people who were Fastening from the heat of the City
10 pass the approaching national ubless Of the Fourth
in the shades and retirement and the refreshing
breezes OF this beautiful island. Now, this high
charge for the greater port Of the year. falls the
inhabitants who are mostly farmers, and TO whom it is
Of vital interest that they reach the City with their
produce As cheaply a. possible.
Not content with il's augmentation on the passen-
ger transit new anu exorbitant tariff on all goods
IL announced TO take effect the 18th inst. Among
other articles taxed there is an increase on the car
rage Of lime and other manures. Nov, any one at
ell acquainted with Long Island knows how essential
manures TO IL SOIL how costly msnures are, and
how oppressive any advance in their price will be 10
the hard-working farmer. The Company may urge
the increase Of their expenses and Say that pro-
duce ought to bear an augmentation; but w0uid
ask, is just, polite. 10 Increase the arn on
produce and BldaHTes at the same time, wncn he
so indispensable TO the raising Of produce why,
Sir il H. in effect, taxing the same article tN.e 0o'
Such q course il not only oppressive 10 tse pro-
dncers lint n will re,ard settlement and cultivation
of the slaud diminish the quantity Oh iood-an aoun-
dance Of which il advantageous 10 New.i ork ana
Brooklyn-snd in the long run, impoverish the rail-
road Itself since the road has through travel 10
any other city but dependent on the people of the
island for its support. 49, -,
Ipray YOU. SIR, to give a little attention to this
matter and 70 use the benevolent influence Of your
Ale columns to avert from the industrious tiller OF
he soil this cruel manure tar, il nothing more. This
;sland l. very fertile is fast settling and requires
nothing but cheap communication 10 make Il the gar
dem OF The two vast cities which adorn and cherish il.
lag Ilsnd, Sept H. 1854.
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BREAK IN THE CHICAGO CANAL.

ALBANY, Thursday, Sept.'I4, Ieo4
4 break has occurred in the Chicago Canal near
Lasalle, which will take four or five days to repair.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
been received:

MAISE.-The Boston Atlas gives the following
summary of the vote for Governor, SO far as it has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-15

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Benton took place
Tuesday afternoon at Washington. Her illness was
Of several years duration. Col. Benton Is at this time
in the State Of Missouri. Gen. Henderson, Gen.
Jesup, the Hon. L. H. Stanton Of KY, the Hon. Mr..
Ashe, Mr.. Seeton, Commodore McCauley, the Hon.
Mr. Singleton and F. r. Blair acted as pali-bearers.
Among others who followed the remains to the tomb
were the President OF the United States and Ill thu
member Of the Cabinet.
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correspondent Of Hartford writes a. ioIoWs CON
corning the proceedings Of Tuesday evening 'and
Wednesday:
THE annual sermon delivered last nigh. by Presl.
dent White of W abash College & well arranged
argument with perhaps quite sufficient rhetoric IN
tended TO show the value Of missions by displaying
the proof which their operations furnish Of the value
and energy OF Christianity, in developing and rightly
directing the power of the world-physcal ntellec-
tual and moral President W. is fne-lookins elder
" man with white hair and dark eyebrows.
There were some noticeable things said to-day
noticeable, as being the utterances OF one oil tne
LARGEST RELIGIONS Institutions in the country and as
being unoontfadicted by anybody. II was coony
claimed by DR.. Pomroy, that the whole dritt OF
Christs preaching was directed to the interpretation
of the Jewish Scriptures and to the proof OF lis own
mission
Il viii not open theological questions here but
may at least be allowed in saying that the whole au'
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alIsULLLANboUS
REMOVAL.

Tie subscriber. having r-n,osri Ia h- NJ" Si're,
s.ifs above la. Did stand and littrc dn1t- snnth
u Nam md Narsct stt"et-, i prepared Ia "t'r i
na.rnlept- Ia ,ef-pas purchasing ala kInd' Ut y 1ts,
Mrdisiar-. Paints, Ole, Ds"-. y tndow Glhss nny,
P.tf merry. Fancy Articles Ar..S
Tho sure l02 feet deep sbirh viii ennble him To-
srrpn much larger stock thu nsun PARTICULAR aiten
non ~ II b. Paid all orders ffe,crpii led ut
Al, and flou .r4cc 81 mure than 30 year
lie ati-r- him-ei' ,hal he III hr able u luini.h onl,
such uediciBes = pure md T." u. =. Aathc ne"
IN ,rnareuticn Preparations made they appear ~
ia Medical Jouilts-.
MUSIC SALOON.
The socand story stI -ssi rs II Mu-ie Snloon,~h"i"
le ha- aud vii ktp supply .. t'i-e uiy eel
sbrntcd W"rli'- Fan L"udnn) l'reni m fmn"'. Al
Ain., n hlu.ic ANA AIusir instruments furnished l.
rider. Private r,tnuce Ia rhr satoon - ths alley
Yr-itcf- ala plcuselipg tie iro= brl
X. IL MAN, Bank square.
y.,. ,ntavC "a.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port walthan Line



rINHE besufifui and favorile .tfufpb 'sts =
l. AUGUSTA, under h' command Of Asaalhss.s
Capt. VIM c. Smith So long AID tasnrably knovn :"
the travelling community on the Potomac and Jane
River is nov running On tie liee via Port VA
thu n and i. iu,t,i.fe, with LIF l. boat =
Life Prescryers, fnrac pump-, and ali the afPhnc"'
1uired by Act Of Congress the safety al PASS
myers.
The Cars running H. ncNnn with the Augusta rum
Richmond leave tle Richmond ard Petersburg Depot 81
every MONDAY "Wednesday and frdHy D O'Clock
Persons arriving Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but u lev steps wink to thu Cans.
The Cars run"i from Pcter-hurg to CITY Point ~
connection with thu Augusta leave Petersburg san'
asy. NJ above. st75 from the Depo, Of thu ApPo
mattox X Co. thus giving passenger mn opportunity
10 90 from nchburE . ther ~ the Packet b"h- o.
Dnnvilie Railroad 10 Richmond, b, wny ri til" Sonti
side Railroad Petersburg aud irorr there neal
irr tn Norfolk.
Returning tho Augusta vii lrayc Norfolk The alter
,ateda,s VIZ: Tucsdny. 1hur.dny. and Sarnrduy-,
d s.s
The Augusta - I stop at Old Point both going nd
returning regnarl, throughout the Bathing Sensnn.
FARE hetwcsu Rcunnnd Snrolk mud Old Point - OF
FAR. bctweea Richmond. Goke'-, Rings Min and
trnVs Wharf, $500. 5000. $50. .-.--..--- 81
Children three Year, and not oset twelve
years Of age, hall Pnce.
Mralseach.. ..-.------ "a 30
servants, through, .-.--- 5u
servant. Any point Il " risef..---- 90
Mcas, 1880. -..# 90 %
Jun % dsets THOS DODAMEAD.S"m
LYNCHBURG MARBLE WORkS
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sBUAG.
:. WAL LINE FORM. YORK

SUNfAiER ARRANGEMENT
TIE int et,-- double ehRrn- t'afn-inr. s<!kIk
R..ar,.Le Cart Thlai,a~ oAin Iray'- Et5 -
p,.,,t tor Nv N.ra. kvrty saturday aftffti T.. IT ~
ruck ioucinue ut h,,ras. IN J'ae-' ~, C'li
Ed~afa Cuven,iy l,.tsr- irteoiorr ~ l.'''ins
ey. ing tuu,ltng OF N'itak- luinsia Ron a" 'i7'
Petersburg c, mel WIT me III
p,..stcet. rnsug J., t,hbWg nu los-dut - rum
viii sfr.r b. IN. 1t ne Jaar-i,,~t al Clt, fo'riit.
.,p,e e,rpir al t,ch, mud Ia teas1ng a. r'da
all las iat,i'urg lft Nit, al CONNECT VI
th. 10 ,i4us, tasiniuE Al 10 orinr'.
rs,-ag. au.i si,. tfam Petersburg, 'ncludlH.
Stafe R,-,u- CIV -
>t.t'IHF. l.a-st= - ~
,n.sagt IL 80, Norip. .amo a. by tt he''
Strhnief-
tJrftri- Pc. :eaPPy
SAA. I'll q. HArTiS1. Frt' r.hu'g.
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HAT AND car NAbsEsbbs 81,
IL Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
,le EouyI House

60 The subscribers u,e pl"tsarr ia modifying Essr,s
the Merchants al Nrgi, Ia, and Snt!' Car' szfs6S
Iil thu their stock al Gonds in IN -tt~'u has b a"
received aud tin, AZ now rr"paed 10 thrr cur
tam. r. md oihc,- may vIl tid- nnth't 10 Jay !"
then fall ,uPpi"..
1t is knnwn hut We hive always Kept ntgr aud IA
Rid n-.aitn'ent ut Good. ia lin aud "" VIII "hS
add, lhtt our stock the pr'-eht -on-nn - uu-uaN
large utd we'll assulted, -,ctcd rntt. y from Alhnuiht
person t,y the senior p'htn"r VII" experience
Il fifteen ycars cnHb MN Ia mhle -urh "lreinS hhd
on such nm III sdrcr-ei competition Win
nay ,bbing House Moth o. Sauh
.erg.t. MAJORS MOORE.
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GEORGE JONES & co

HREGGIS15 rtTtEsBunG Va ,d,r tor snla lor
- CASH or on approved CRtDli m offensive
mi varied assortment Of Medicines, Paints OILS,
DYE .StuHs Window GLASS; Soaps, Peifumeiy
40, NJ. Obtaining their supptirs Iron nhrnli'tuifiS
and in,pnrtcr, nv thu ar, prepared mrui-h rur"
mud grfnc Giles low as they ran Dc bought OF my
regular labting house.
Their stock Tor the Fail ru,de embraces; Best rf"eh
English mad American QnInine; PRIME Caracas and
NnpiII Iudsurs Prime Honduras CnchncHl, Best Oh
i've Otl in BOTTLES aud casks; Putr WHITE Lend. dry NJ
ground IN Oh; Prime Umbro Meddrr. burr Is and
kegs: Blue lllriol IN hls mud keg,; Extract l"ewood,
j., box.-; Spices OF all kinds Whole aud gI"nnd PoPu-
lar Parent NJ, die inc. 81 all Ii IDS upns other
racr. for the handkerchief; Gcrt Co"gnr, Hair OILS,
romnum. .nir Bruste, dc &e., Ne.
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MEDICINES.
r uvERCOM PLAINT,

r gVERCOMPLAlNT. IAuNplCEphs =
IL Pedsis Chrome Nervous Dcbiny,Di 81 inc
Kidneys, and all diseases arising trom bis.fae.e'
Liver Sfon,ach, such Constipation, Inward 'heS
Fullnvs- BLOOD the Head Acidfy OF the S'"mae"'
Nau "a Heartburn Disgsst tor Food oI'nes OF "es'
Ia the S,omarh, Sour Erucations Sinking aa
at the Fit 81 the Stomach. Swimming OF The " 3D. ur
red and difficult Breathing, tiutterng Al tue "e"''
Chosking Suaocating Sensation. when IN wing pos
ture. Dmaess OF Vision, Dots Webs before tue .en
Fever and Dull Pain in the Hest, Dehcicucy 81 i"ts
piration Yewnes. of the skin and Ewes Pain IN The
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs Nc, Sudden iushe. ct Heat
Burning in the Flesh. Constant Imagining ii Evil and
great depression of spi,s, can be efeetnns e"'e' ''
DocTER HoorLAsps CELEBRATED
GERMAN BIT ERs.
prepared by Dr. c. NJ. jackson. t''rman Mealeln'
Stsre. No. leo Arch st., door below SSlh' fhha"a
Their power the above diseases is not eA,e''
il equalled bv any other preparation ia the o,s my
States as the attest, in many cases alter sN''
physiois ne bad failed. a.,
These B.tters are worthy the attention ot ih'ai''-
Possc.sng great virtues in the recthrai'"n ai ihe I'VE
and lesser glands, exercising the most searching
in weakness and aae,t Il, the digestive organ IVY
are ~itisa sac. GER ain and rlea,sn -, IT.,
Va, Feb 9th, 1852. said: II am entirety "u' g. w
German Btters. They have become al IN" rag" N"''
ng Use Sells ,
The Tenth Legion. Published ut Woodstock, Va
aid Jan 10Th 1850: a Crraf Med rinr.-We have
niforny retrsined from Recommending to the pubic
Of the patent medicines oi tho day unless
thoroughly convinced uf tteir ,alie hmang th"-'
we consider worthy OF noic' - the 'ernnn b''"s' J"
ented by Or 4 ., Aand, and prepared by DIR Jackson
Philadelphia. One instance, in particular. N "h"h
he superior virtues OF medicine have been esie"
o. fallen under ob-crvai During the last sum
of Nr. Abram Crabill. OF TN. county VA"
cry seriously affected with Liver Complaint and alter
trying 10 vain various renc lies purchased hot"
of the Bi,ters, aud alter using IL much 'rir'"d
of he distressing raisds that he procured sohcf h"
lie and Is re.,ured e airely 60 leRith
They are entirely vegetable free from all nihtion'
Gradients always sIrengtheu tho system, anu never
estate a.
For sale wholesale by Drurgt- IN al Va" principal
cities aud retail by ethecafe- aud sor"heeP'fa III
every town n the United States
Sold by D. X LYMAN, J. n. THOMPSON N co,
I'm ~. H. SEAY \ co. LynehbutF, nj bs d"a'ets ~
rrdic;o, every WHERE sept II
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,--l854'
SIMPSON & BRO.

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg, va
w Il fs"" 'I'ehiae' N addition To our ,'h' nv
w stuck, II hrge H--tfiment al liAtbN'hft
ee,ttKY, Guss. PisTnLs. SADDIfRr fLATEn hhh7
,#tnnn on LorHs HoHsc keePtag A tic rs. b""d"g
Ucf.y7ais and Tools q Hl"st cre,y dtcrpto". NM
Ntllch afe muny atlee. Just introduced ii a'H'' :"
ni
II g. i4ttrr vii s~vs. We ean rnhlhlit"l4' pat' -
,.,I,, AID tlo-t NH av"f d>"it ~ tNhh''""f.'
gr.rter variety Hperi"riiy 81 -nlr al" 1i'''H :.
49,. - rvri ,rrlrI ihthis II surih-sed ~ any h'i
az, H. ar, MI ,.N M r,,i-t desirable, ana W
In. Sold at a t. ,ouple Irnht. oufy l. al VT" ~ ti''
IL nrnn "ttfti.t with their "r'er-, ni" II ~ -
.ai,c un. tc,t a,tad ffnfnpt atientla.
Merchant. aud tier buy largely VII b" rla's'd
\, ...... - TO-
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rINIlE AMiLY GROCERY.

ENHE n WTEH UEVV EuS u TI's III '''',
i mud tor >ac, the following articles, all OF which Will
be sold cheap for cesh
A lnrse let nf those fue Richmond Sweet P,tutoes,
large lot # Irish do IA large and splendid lot ."
Onou., aso NJ |. Mnckeml prd ller'ings, Fine uni
ly Lard Sab Pork. Dried Apples, &c Als", IA Ia'ee
and I'll selected Stock of Boots and Shoes among
which mny he lourd ni,e Fancy Shoe, for children; n
hor, every thing that is kept in rePuar Fan NV Gro
Crty j. II. SOLOMoN.
n. B-A large ,at of Snne-wnre, consignment,
which will be sold cheap The trnde. Acting as Agent
for the Richmond Pottery, for Il e sale of II, NJ
Armsteads Fruit Tree. | shall be pleased 10 receive
orders 10y OF. J n. :.
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- sE4s NOElGR.-1t he Sal,,c. ii,.i i, INV.
- le,c.sIug ins / il aud Winter stock ri pood. -
,l-tIrg ii C"osiiis, Parur, Office Church and t,,,,
Stu>o. lei wo"d ii II al; GiHte. every warm
,Gsic lic., finished aud very uHnamrntal, and will -,
excel III teantN Ut design nnyt ing in this mnrL -, =
AS the Dum.ld l'Hnds improve, [ rini, Cit,
Range, winch nrr war1ated TO give Irt,,t ,afisf ,,,
turnrces Il hNnil'ly nj slze-, ttr Warming cIu,,l.
iw, ling, &c, Which w,ii h" .,dci IN iI,.
perfect manner; together will Registers, Nenillp,,,.
and >arl"ns nlilcIc, u>nalIy cp in siolc-r.,
t,lng the largest aud sc-tfed assortment ,y., -
tered il establishment TIL side If Ba imor. M,
which will be I'D nj prices u at in Il, sui n .
times. All Interested vii please all nd examine !, +,
the LynChbarg Stove Works, EAST Main Il
nov 3dis Z. s. Hiss
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20, VALUABLE PROPERTY

sI..k fDN > ALE W
Finding 1t will require ni.rr time pay nv d.lt-
Tim" my ct'ditors ean conveniently allow unle.> soil
rotii"n"i my praPetty hr,e determined Ia ofr III,
fol""lnE r,opedN fpR SALE:
My htsinfNcE IN H." nrlglhathrld at ,Iudrr pru
ieFs has IS a mosl I"sifnhc place, Thu House cpn
tans II rnnms. a we'll aud uu,e II ,hel ,leennrlv i'm.
lshrd with brick Kitchen md Al, Other orre.sn,v OH,
houses, and we'll ri cNerr. water an the prc,i.r.
lm huu'f lor AT present occupied ty Mr ]. +
Bnrns THIS Is neat and rlca.rat ncr suited loi II,
smHlI family The House hes five rooms with IL good
kitchen. snokc hou.c and npc} al f,.t rne water n.
The yard.
Al.o, my FOUNDRY. In aler,ne my foundry in
sale r"us Fl nm uhr,u the most ,au he ~ nn,,I,
ever ohrl"d IN This pncc. II to well kuawo in IN
f''ny I" need efftlcu, josrti n';oe; at will -at
ihrr" Is not hrurr ulrm, cd ,-tabh- nnent IA H. =,
state II - furnished With complete -ett oi tool. the
lht"st improvements nnd "r,e stock Of patterns. in
good condition and extensively used. would rein
selling hall the Interest ia th' Foundry property ,lnII
my one drsitr pug tasine such an interest.
Any person Ntsanp /" urcln,c my Of the nh. v,
named PronertN viii apply the suh.criher NJ Tho
PhHnix Foundry, & DARNEy
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ID OK\ANtNIAI And ENTERTAINING
Robert A. William. ha- tie eratih' hti"n t" anh"unt
II hi> ficnI- and the pub il . al h' ns re "''h In
Book ,toic to I'm, urse and nicent Granite hn d'ss
,i,p,te tl. Warwick Hou.e, Mann street, Lsn' hnig
Va where he j. nuw receiving laren aud -ihehdhl
.tork Of BOOKS AID FANCY GOODS. hi- stock VII
e fiufd Ia comp ris. al the mn>t beautiful bl'
Bnnk- Albums Pm Folios, Pnp''r NJ che Work
BIKES "A nd Oh We Boxes exhibited IN lis MAJ krt
TN. I.li,. vii find h, wing in, u cnl. md exam
ming hI. stock IA arre number ol useful "a well ~
beautiful Articles peushbr liz Themselves IN winter
and an examination j. all he asks ri thu ladies IL insure
sn,s. hey will hud. too, every attention pad mem II
= it III nov rr Ia ln Is. sides II large and wriiseieot
ed stuck Of books in every variety If indg, suitable
l4r gilt. &c. a. nay he found tic loliow ne:
tancy Toilette Soap-, new nfucle, Tor th"p, ed
hands &r.
Allkind. Of nerfumcr,; Pomndes for the Hu-fr
capherou- ka,harlon BRAZILIAN Amber hiuss, mud
many other articles of the satlr nnture.