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NOTICE. best Hastc-
rial and the best work only allowed in the SHIRTS
made snd sold by WIN. III. FAULKNER, the only
practical Shirt Maker In the city Of Washington Try
and temper: Gentlemsn measured, and COED ~
guaranteed In all cases. ~ 80. y y 81 N ~,
Orders attended TO with despatch Please note the
address, SIGN OF THE SHIRT, Al'
z Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four-ands-Ialf sts., south side.
Z dec b--Iyd ataf 80 EG1NAas ssTsysc's1 aiaE9f
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az The following Is one Of the toasis offered
at supper Of the printers Of Lowell:
"0ur Revolutionary Fathers--Iike good print
and double loaded the British columns. ~
sE- II Is an old saying, that time waits for no
man but the fair sex would have us believe that
he Is gallant enough to wait for the ladies'
IN The rowdy who /" struck light has been
bound over to keep the peace.
TT The young lady who vas suffering from
the ear-ache WAS completely cured BY young man
Whispering a few tender words therein. la
rE- There we're 1856 deaths in New York for
the week ending the oath Instant
fE- There we're as4 deaths in Philadelphia for
the week ending March ~. As
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HUNTS IMMINENT.

For the speedy cure of RHEunArisx, DrsEAsR
on THE SPINE, WxAKNEss IN THE BACK on
SIDE, PARALYsIs OF THE LIMps, STRAINS,
WEAK ANKLES BrUIsKs, DO, de-
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ONLY TEN THOUSAND TICKETSi i
Tickets $1O--HaIyes $5.--Quarters 81 80.
. SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager
n tr Montgomery, Alabama.
Thomas Welsh and Justus Wyman, Esq. RS, sworn
Commissioners TO superintend the drawing.
MoNreoMERY Alabama. nov 18-dly
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The vsrtebra Of the human system IL liable,
from colds strains, and external injuries, to
be drawn out Of shape, sometimes contracting
80 as 70 bend the body completely double,
and then again viii take a curve, distorting
the body. making a hideous form .TsIfl n. ~
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A FITCH I'M THE RACK

Ne caused By. a sudden wrenching Of the spine,
and produces violent and acute pains, making
il very difficult for the person 20 move. II
should not be neglected, ~ the curvature Of
the spine l. often brought on BY neglect Of
this common complaint 5aF
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SPECIAL FERRY NOTICE.

=. e~1e<s1 En1 G"VAAAEs
NO DETENTION FROM ICE. ,
HE only regular and reliable Ferry
-. Boat plying between Washington and Alexsn-
lf GEORGE PAGE 6
.8 The public can depend mon The
go. George Page leaving promptly al the
time stated, passengers or psssengers, until fur
Their notice -" A
Leaves wsshipg,cp at sSl, az, Ssl, TX, A. NJ.
Leave. Aisrspdris at ", ., 1ox, A. NJ, and 1a1<.
fsre By the George Page win be sv. cant. vs.n.
ever the George Washington or Thomas Collier nm
snd charge the same, except car trips "
GEORGE PAGE.
II, 8. The George Page 10 the only boat CONNECTING
with The Orange and Alexandria Railroad and Ma.
naxsas Gap Railroad e
om1ibusts 70 connect with the George Page will
sssvs me corner Of Seventh street md Pennsylvania
syenps e . = vs. and II, A. NJ, and ~, ~, and
= 4 i.frl. Z.
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a GENCY IN WASHINGTON CITY
n WILLIAM W. HULL (fow several yssrs an
Examiner In the Pension ofseel viii attend 10 the
persecution Of claims against the Government such
az Bounty Lands Pensions, Back and Extra Pay,
Ao HatHffIt ~
Refsr " Hon 4. r w.ldo Commissioner Of PEN
sions, Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner Genatal
Land efaes, and 70 the Heads Of Departments and
nov bly, .,...... -
TWAS. g. TUCKER, Washington, ID. c.,
~ Attorney and Agent for Claims, and Commission
II Deeds fer all The tates Revolutionary. naval In
valid and bslfpay pensions obtained sso bounty land
for services IN al he in which the United States
have been engaged and r fhe services Of volunteers
IN the Texas Rsvoluticn Of 1885. Having copies OF
all the mnsser-roils Of the Texas Revolution he is
prepared 10 give prompt Intention % the Glazing Of all
Who served, and OF The heirs o. tbose who died o.
were killed while In the service. ~ 2 - ~ ~
Once ard residence, No sls Maryland sverue s
nov 18-4dly * = u ehnNg
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II DIGEsTO THE LAWS AND HE-
IN solutions Of Congress relative 30 Pensions,
Bounty Lands, Pay of the Army, Mileage, horses or
yies frpsn.s. N vobnsser' crus Patent. A. 20 a.
gethcr with the Opinions 81 the Attorneys General
and Decisions Of the Secretaries Of War and Interior
and Of the accounting officers Of the Treasury there
ON, with full and complete ~ q
FORMS 0R APPLICATION, sis
go arranged a. 10 furnish All The information that
may be desired by claimants or their attorneys
BY @. w. BENNETT,
dec - AttorneyatIaw.
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nIAM0ND and other rich Jeyeifys =
II god sssoxinsnt ON band, Or manufactured "
order Is short NOTICE. aud al much lover PRICES than
slsswhsrs VI This cty. and no mistake, a. NO AZ
nov "; Il - Z 'Dps' gge-s q. o. HOOD \
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JACOB WEAVER,
Cabinet MAKER and Undertaksr Of Funerals.
1T tEsN 3 Al short notio. d 50F5E77l'l =
Ne. N ROSS Street, near Rutav. ieA
Baltimore NOV n
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n AMMONJ, Seventh street, has now In
Ia store large ssd beautiful collection Of Toys,
and At low prices. mar p
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" Warrants bought and s6id Drafts on all Die
principal cities cold 70 suit purchasers n s1W6ao.
Highest rates paid for Trans Alleghany Bank, Bank
Of Kanswhs, Va, and Solden, Witbers, A Co.'S notes
Claims against the government collected.
s.aiN HAMILTON q. FAINT, Al
n" No. zs2 Penn. avenue, Washington, D. O.
NOV 1s--1y 'f e. ~ tafN
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X MOS HUNT. Collector and General Agent Of
IA fee and residence No. 81 North .street, Capi-
toll Hill, (successor to I. c. Weed. Esq, who y now
at the Rock Greek Foundry, near Georgetown %
CO. Agent for the Empire State and kensseaer Fire
Insurance Company Of New Haven, Connecticut,
Professor Siliman, Presidents Dr. s. O. Busey, Med
ical Examiner. gg .s4&L ..a,e1s -. :,
~ Insurance promptly and safely done on LIBERAL
NIB. Orders through the city post office win
meet prompt attention. arsocg se4 q s.
nov l3--lylt p ieei l.g lsaig.It} e.t.s 4 rgLl
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HusTs Lrrnxsr has made many extraor,
binary cures, some Of which are almost incred
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wEAxsEss OF rHK ASxLxs.

Strains and long continued palma cold, and
external injuries, are the chief GAUGES Of this
niaiady. The muscles are RELAXED, and IN
many eases making il difficult 70 move f3y
a free use OF HUNS LIxfsKSr, a certain cure
VIII he affected. $3.50. .e4f a
Hunts Eminent Is sold by the Drugeists
generally, throughout the United State. y
Price, 26 cents per bottle. Hsl8.r1s
CHARLES BToTT 4 CO.,
Corner OF Seventh at and Pa, avenue, Agents
Jan 10-2aw6m for Washington
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FOR RENT. III
n NEW THREE-STORY AND ATTIC
IA Brick House, situated Sixth street. east side
near the corner of M, No. 282. For particulars, IN
quire of x t.,,r H. M. MAGRUDER, IA h
Dry Goods and Shoe Store,
nov 2B-eodts ~ No. 1855, Seventh street
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TWO CLAfMANTx.-~FRANCI A plCkIhS
il continues % undertake the agency Of claims be-
fore Congress and other branches Of tho government
including commissioners under treaties and the va
rbus public Offices. He win attend to presumption
and other land cnims the procuring Of patents for
the public lands, and the confirmation BY Congress-
Of granite and claims TO lands claims for property
lot in or taken for The service of the United States
property destroyed BY the Indians while 10 The
possession Of the United ststes; invalid, reyslp-
tionary, navy, widows, and halfpay pensions;
claims for revolutionary services whether for com
mutation, halfpay, or bounty lands, as well those
against the state Of Virginia az against the United
States all claims growing out of CONTRACTS with the
government for damages sustained in, consequences
Of the action or conduct Of the gor srnnent and, IN
deed any business before Congress or the public OH
ces which may require the aid Of agent q attorney
His charges will DO moderate. and depending upon
the amount Of the claim and the extent OF the service
Mr.. n. A. DIoKnss V known % most Of those who
have been In Congress within the last few years or
who have occupied any public sttsnton at Washing
ton. lFDE sl 4HEs1U
His Office Ia on fifteenth street opposite 70 The
Treasury Department and next 70 the Bank OF the
Metropolis rxyugw < ..f9f sf~-l
All letters nppsi be post paid nov 10 '
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DENFsYLvANIA Avenue, between 9th
~ and 10th streets, have just received large ar
sortrnent OF Cloths, Cassimers and Yestinx, whioA
they win have made up 10 order In the most hsfion-
able styles. 49,, 80. u
Also 90 hand a very lasge stock Of rsady-msds
Clothiug which they win sell az cheap az any other
estahiishmanf in The unifed States der
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IN WILLIAM PLANT 4 Co., Underta-
a. . kers residence 418 Seventh street. between q
and streets Intsrments procured In any ground
or cemetery. Cofins, Caps, Shrouds Carriages,
Hearse and every article fsr intermeut Of the best
quality furnished at short notice. on the most reason
able terms, and At all hours Of the night Having
server We guarantee to keep the dead for any length
OF time nov 2S--d1y
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HENRY,s INVIGORATING CORDIAL,

HENRYsS INVIGOHATING, CORDIAL,
upERFECTLY vegetable In its compost
ii ton, for, the cure Of Nervous Diseases Physical
Lassitude General Prostitution, SIggishness Of the
Liver, Dyspepsa, Excitement kestlessness, sleep
iessness. Confusion of IDEAS Melancholy, Incapaoity
for Study or Business, Dislike Of Society, 40. 8
HENRY,S INvIGORATIEG CORDIAL will in
CREASE and restore the appetite strengthen The cma
ciated renew the health OF thoss who have destroyed
il by sensual excesses or evil practices induce con-
tnual cheerfulnsss and equAnimity Of spirits and
Persons Of pale complexion and consumptvs habits
are restored BY the use of bottle on two 70 bloom
sisIly color 70 Essutful aorid complexion. !, y n,
l Price 81 per bottle; three for % si1 for ~.
TT Philadelphia, Pa
For sale BY Druggists generally, and BY ~ s9t
i9 w. N. GrLMAn, ID -sAss9
\ 500 o. Sro7r, 4 Co, Il hril Prs .9Hst
ss DANIEL B. CLARKn 1865 s,9 ~
DIR. w. b. YouEo, .7ea la 81 t5vt
Wallace ELIorr, wa,hirotoa oisu.ey-
's SCHWARTZ 4 Sos,
MARTIN r. KIM, 85 A
DIR. II. Hour D Co. hsf Jas
DAnHL l.. Wsssrsa, l9 4
pssa W.T.. EVANS, gea WA
PHsL 4 SrEyxEs, Ia. a,y-rr1s
6 j. r. PnRPoxr, fdkerGBdr5d, "a. y
Z B. @. MAJOR,
A. B. BALDWIN, p.,ti.aou. M
And all Druggists, 1''''s
30. A. SrkEcKnn,A ., x.a ~ yisss Z.
,ssBENHxrr n BxnRs, 1870 ~ a.s
! yoHssrosA wAIIAcz, Et~i~iohs9arg, Pa
J, B. CAApsHLI, PoytsaoAsA "a.
II. r. EsKKIDaE, I oyc.,ss.n ~,
A. T. LA1RY q Co., N1"''
Jons D. PAX, oinomnoa, Ohio
And by Druggists everywhere. ss,fA' asA Il
dec 90 stt y, te,seegs 8ga asgq0s aBzsF g- si Z
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of Superior quality, and
NV warranted accurate time keepers, constantly
on hand and received direct from the importers, for
sale at wholesale prices cheapestn America No
4S, Pennsylvania avenue. X. siyse :. :. 49, \
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And BY all Druggists everywhere.
dec ie-eoSm M
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PLUMB,S DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
Over Todd,s Hat Store, Penn avenue.

. Over TOdd's HAT btOT6, TtMur uvGMuL'
vuyHE Pictures taken at this establish
III ment cannot possibly be exceed, as the appa-
ratus and chemicals used of the best description
consequently bad picture Is an binty. y IL
fort, and the charges, which are low vary in propo-
ton TO the style. The rooms are beautifully htted
p and contain portraits of hundreds OF celebrated
public characters, and are always open fof sne exam
nation of yiaiters e,Atk3sa 5I ,e7f nov 10
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
2H e. srG Z MRs O. ". JOHNSTON, s's ~ CIT
Pennsylvania avenue, third door from Tenth street.
entrance on street,
WI take several Apprentices Also, good hands
wanted. ia s3fsi ~ TEA haa ti.f - Z rfRr
She win cut and basts. cut Innings and Platforms.
dec lily
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Prfce t1.per box. or, for the copyepepcs Of tho.e
residing where II bss not been introduced ss yet u
val ~ forwsrded by mail prspaid, "a any one eg
CLOSING ~ etferstamps IN any part OF the oni,e"
Bates sxcspt Oregon and California or 70 'o'
t~ liberal discount 10 desisrs, and delivered IN
New York city free Of expense.
nov 19--1y sA.N " " - 80 -
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Massachusetts, Politics, &c,

bosToN. Sept. 22.-The Know-Nothings nre
lshly indignant at the failure of the republic an
invention to re- nominate Gardner for Governor.
large meetings. were held in this city and Char
''on last evening, at which the nomination Of
cAwesl was repudiated, and resolutions passed
ayor al seperate action. and the nomination of
|ardner. They also elected delegates Ia the
lrnght out II convention
e number of deaths in in this city daring the
/. rk ending this morning was 81 ian increase Of
from last week
IN the mucipal court this morning. two iuries.
'Ich had been out all night on liquor cases came
ana stoled that they coad no. agree rs to the
4 lsttutenality of the law. The district attorney
mat they were the strongest cases he had
/ moved for IL continuance of all the cases TO
\ next term, rs there was no prospect of gntt-
g. verdict.
ne court considered it cseless TO press the
'lf further and postponed the cases. There
mol yet been conviction under the new law
4 jo>ton,
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LATEST NEWS.
mr. LATEST FROM NORFOLK.

,lar,an who came up from Norfolk YES
An hoard the steamer Curtis Peca has
eruy f,rnished us with the following intrlli
kino'' The steamer leaves Norfolk al ta'el' e.
n and the information furnished below i, up
:, that hour .,.,;.,.,o1 n.at H., 49,,
VI n deaths; aud ON Sunday about 81 were
ba e.. ~ o'clock on Sunday morning there
Up ~ or,lers for collins at salusbury's estab.
isaae"ip bid. the late opponent of Hunter Wood
VIII WI Err the Mavaralty, died ON Friday night.
&c u, son. George Reid. is exceedingly i'll,
u, ;,t or no hope entertained OF his recovery
Win y, Summers, Esq, member Of the City
c,'ocil. who has been very active during the PIE
'9 ,1nce of the Fever, is quite Ill,
Vaienco % I,oyall. Esq, formerly representa-
ueo' E,agress from the Norfolk District and
i've i.osent Naval Agent, is very low.
the L. II Beale Esq, on able writer, and
oha' al;,or of the Norfolk News, died on Sun
i'fn, a;obt This gentleman was also CORES
Jay Of the Petersburg Express, over the sig
po.n,e of :. Norfolk
'c"Ieb Bon sal, Esq, of the firm ot Bonsai q
o mar large Flour manufacturers died on
Sunday. Al ca.,r5av mi boz
WI r,,lovea soon after of the fever.
emu henderson. aged just fourteen years, a
MISS missing daughter of Lieut. Henderson Of
mar 5. Navy, died on sunday:
tue . - o,;cL. Of the firm of UBrien x Quick,
NJ, GTars. died on Saturday. Mr. OBricn,
If deceased, died about ten days previous
Nv. 3Wrs Onick. his wife, but short time before
op1 n w. Nerandcr Calf the esteemed Postmaster
fxor(olk, died on Saturday.
Z" MI, r Rrougton, Esq. the senior editor of
iIarald. was attacked with the Fever on Sat
a .3ar Ia.t and is said TO be quite SICK.
Nh III, n 6 ordan, the Broker, was very Ill early
',"r5ay morning, and but little hopes enter
famed If hi recovery
nr Robert Tunstall Is convaiesceht, not his
ba,ber DIR Richard i Iunstali Is very III.
Dr. Robert II Gordon, Heas'" ofhcer Tor 'ae
:. e Xorfolk, who had a violent attack. has SO
.anoyered as to be enabled to travel, and ac-
.',anied hv his lady, proceeded yesterday to
ahn,on5 on the steamer Curtis Peck.
n. Cordon says there is no abatement OF the
49, ~. oxoo,,t COR lack Of victims. He thinks the
r.oose i more malignant now than It has ever
aa,, corrving off many ia from As to u hours
ia ,I,ints none will escape the sc purge
~ II wilson, Esq, President If the Virginia
h,.at ~ Portsmouth. and his eldest daughter. Miss
,Iar, have bath been quite i'll with the Fever at
}rnum's Hotel, Baltimore bat are now recover
Iue,
Miss cowdery, daughter of Dr. Jonathan Cow
.ry.dec'd., of the L. s. Navy,lctt for l"rS'Pa :
eyern DAYS since, where she was taken IA III vita
bo Foyer Immediately after her arrival. Forto-
a,ey she sec lred the unremitting exertions OF
Dr Thomas Williamson. formerly of the Naval
io.nital at Portsmouth, and when last heard
om was rapidly recovering
Since the above was written, we hear that br.
De Capree, of New York. died at Norfolk on
Sunday
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g}s Recent Storm on Loks Michigan Loss Of
he Steamer Baltimore, And Propetier Orjen-
tai st.,
Gunner Queen City, of the Collingwood line, was
st daring the rcceut storm proves to be incor-
ftet.
HE Steamer Baltimore was wrecked near She
ygan, but finally drifted ashore. The passen-
nr. were all saved by means of life-boats. The
sos>e viii probably prove total loss, as her low
works entirely carried away.
The propeller 0rientalis supposed TO have been
r. near the same place, oars with the name
Oriental on them were picked up near Sheboy.
g'9, by the propeller Dunkirk,wnich has arrived
\ Milwaukee,.
The sohr Loafer went ashore eight miles from
\ aukegan and was a total loss. Considerable
mage was done TO piers, at kenosha.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Felegrsphed u xprcs-i, for the "virgiaiam.''
MARKETS.

MEw York, Sept. 25.-Flourdull and deolm, d
Il cenrs per barrel-State - o.; Western ca
nal 81 81: southern - 80 to ~ Is. Wheat
hrn-Southern white - 05 to 50 "; red Al a5
Corn firm.
fA'TnoRr, sept. p Fl ,ur, firm with up.
ward tendency, City Mills advanced l2cts sales
of C.ty Mills s. So; Howard ST.. firm. at S.
Wheat, light supply with good demand, white
s IS to 50; Red Sl75 to Sl.s5. Corn. white
aud yellow 81 to 90
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Post Office Building Cincinnati, Ohio.
irlv 1Odtf Q Wed If

xvsRs,ySsA: AT Circuit Court for the Corporation or
Ivnchbnrg continued and held Wednesday june 2otl
iieo'hll...a , poso Plaintiff,
Against , -. n o-;,,
John Jacobs, John Barrett john f.npaAh' james
Benjamin ID. IL rTis5, and ot4"f -.
On the motion Of Wilson Peters Administrator d james
Montgomerir decd his counsel said MoneoInerie nebB
dead the Court doth order that the painii oustaYs A s
do apear here on the first day OF the next eiI nay
H. ton served with copv order by publication Ia
some of the newspapers published in the town OF &
successive weeks previous lntre !" 9u'
causn If any can why the order of the "th OF
ls53 disseminating this suit should not be SET ASIDE ~ nv
nroylentaly made why this suit should mol ne
and proceeded the Of the said isoh fe'eS "
minstrator aforesaid ,.,-,->-,>-croS fc,L
copy-resc, j. W b'-N->it'' -'' -
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EPON WORDSWORTH

We hear but very little, The trains on the Sea,
,oari Roadonly run now three times week. and
yesterday we heano mail from Portsmouth. A
.cuileman who came up on the Curtis Peck stea-
aeriaforms u 5 that the deaths in Portsmouth on
Nmday were reported at II,
We understand that A i}ilsaiy is dead.
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l, AFERSTrY OF YIRGINIA.--The following
Is se.ntl"nen were appointed State students
On "pfting of the Faculty, on the Goth inst:
w., w. Distr ct-Frederck, &c.-JAMEs w.
S,H' 18th District Greene. &c.-JosEPH w.
ANuEEs; 20th ottstivania.-J.
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'''tfd'"gs against the Camden s. Amboy Rail
r0Cd DEcjgys

BURLINGTON, n. j., Sept 24.--Saturday last
Y Gfand Jury found an Indictment against Is
Adams, the Engineer on the Camden and
'unoy Railroad, at the time Of the late fearful
sirnt caused Ivy collision with DR.. Hencken's
Loco. = " =
'ao"z hingdcm, the ticket seller at Burlington
!, 4'Sn indicted Of grand larceny in taking a
"a the property of the late Mr.. Loveland'
was killed at the time of the collision A
x Tor $1,000 was given up by Kingdom
me body was identified by Mr.. Greens,
''eland's partner.
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distressed STATE Ola Schooner and CreT.
,,,hW YORK, Sept. 24.-The Schooner Joseph
,'S from Georgetown s. c., bound for Bangor
"oSplcked up manageless. near tho Greas
. ana brought into Edgarton, Mass. The
'"'i and crew were all down sick withthe fe-
''io not one able 10 attend to the navigation
he vessel.
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Fe-er al Can on, Miss.

w." EANs, Sept l9.--The yellow fever
a. zen ITS appearance at the town of Canton,
lso "a va o' OF population of 358, there have
- W. cares of the disease, and % deaths.
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+ HErIow THAT aEAT- TEE WORLD

WHOLESALE MD HElATI.
IL -. WEstysS IsDfE ~ HRO.. rEnnufac-
He TIRERS OF RICIiS PATENT IRON BEAN pIOW.
Our Premium Hillside Improved Livingston leek skill
Eagle plows and Castings Improved Thrasbing Machines,
Corn shelters Cuug Knives and Road Scrapers; also
proved Double Arou Force Pump for Wells and Springs
on THE BASIN, 1.ynchbnrg, Va.
do hereby certify that have tried for myself Rich Iron
Beam Patent and have hesitation pronouncng
liable implement opinion the best Plow In
tined believe take the place of all Others
become more generally known. JOHN HALLIDAY,
Nurserymau and Florist Lynchburg, Va.
CHAS II. lynch ESQ of this city who has used the
Beam Pow for several months recommends the
Tow In and has advised his friends procure
He has given the fullest liberty refer confidently him
sep Is II. S. WIIlTTEMoRE 4 BRO.
HNOR kESE.-fhe CARRIAGE SHOP belongdg to
H the estate Of Henry NJ bdlakc, decd Apply 10
WIN r. fANCEY, Admir-
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JESSE J. SALMoNS,
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REFEHFNCFs.-MrDanic, Hurt & Preston, Armsead &
Warwick, McCorle Jones saunders Fhy, Miller Crcn
shaw. john q. Meem, Joseph H. Wilson, Taylor Tnsley
Co. Nowln Appcrson, Taliaerru Hamilton, ltuchcr n
Rcdd Joseph Coleman, Horner Watson, ynrhburg, Va
John Scott Halifax; Capt Samuel Berger A. H. Norman,
Pitts lyana; George iiarson curytJmne NJ w LcftYh
Franklin Col Lewis C. Arthur. Samuel llohson, Bedford cr-
Pitzer Roanoke; VIM. J. Arnold Rockbridge, Thomas
Goodwin. Amherst Col Moses Arnold, Campbell VIM G.
Ganuawav, AppomattoN Corhin Z. Reynolds, Boie mi.
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ye|{o,r ffrer at Mepp}is.

New Orleans, Sept, 22nd THE deaths fromfe-
Ter at Charity Hospital FOR the week ending TO.
lay we're only A.
1t is reported here that the fever has made IFS
Ppearance at Memphis in Il very violent form,
nd that may citizens are leaving.