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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

Ey7 Pure and unde6Ied religion IS tno
sheet anchor Of happlness---the Periech0a
and glory Of human felicity Its essence -
conscience void Of offence toward Ooo anu
man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

GN Young men should bear In mind
that coat-taiIs. cigars, profanity, tall shirt col.
lars and buster, do not make men.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11
LOUISVILLE, Nav /;

The river is falling, with six feet water in
the canal. Raining.
Miner, Know Nothing, was elected Cover
nor of Connecticut to dav. The Know Moth
ing State ticket is triumphant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

Convince wise man Of his error, and he
will thank you, convince fool, and he will
insult you.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

tE- We learn from the Atlanta Intelli.
gencer that Judge Colquitt died ut Macon on
Monday morning Inst.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

kW Several communications on hand
thew will be attended to next week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

W Prof. r. E. Doak announces himself
as candidate to represent Monroe county IN
the lower branch Of the next Legislature.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

The Wheat Crop in North Carolina is moi
promising. The winter and spring have been
too dry.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

A SHARP IDEA.-Sooner than marry a
woman Of 6fsy--iake two at Eve and TWEEN.
An
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

E Circuit Court for Monroe win meet
at jacksonville, next Monday
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

Kickerbocker, for May, with It's usual
amount Of interesting matter, is on our Ia
BILE.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11

Tocure the heart burn-Msrry or cut your
throat!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

DKATH OF THE COUNTESS LAvALETrE.-Tbe
journals of the week announce the death of a wo
man whose name has already gloriously figured 10
The annals of contemporary hstory-Louisa Emi-
liza de Beauhsrnias, Countess de Lsvalette-whose
heroic conduct through various phases of the Re.
voution. but especially on the occasion
when, by an act of courage and intelligence which
has had but few pars'lels she rescued her husband
from the cstold la 1915, has formed the theme OF
historian and poet. The mind that supported this
noble woman through the dangers and difficulties
of her position failed when the excitement was
over; and from thence till the period of her death
at the age of seventy FIVE, her Intelligence remain
ed obscured. though her sweetness of temper and
extraordinary goodness OF heart never failed to The
end
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REM VAL-REMOVAI-
Halo! Mr.. Maker of News.

"a Halo! Mr.. Maker of News,
NJ lust give me q little sssiatanee,
And the citizens tell. il you choos,,
lAs we'll a. any friends at q distan;e1
pave JEwELkY-the very best kind
And plenty of that for their money,
ORposte the Erquirer you'H find
me nee Htee' without any honey
F1r WATCHES are coming apece
From sii ps,ts that ne ar "a |. sunopnS;,s
y. eos don't forget ny new place
Yon'il find 1t Is really ASTOUNDING.
Ny prices arc not anv deayey
Than other stores now In the town
30 Just give call, you'll see clearer
Thst things are neatly done "brown.n
call at my store ! solicit,
Iu nice walk and a pleasant retreat;
am sure that you cannot cow miss IT.
For ~ WATCHES am hard to beat.
Farewell ha word. - parting adieu,
would lihe to see all nv friends there,
AZ the store Of Bill Bar .tsoi o. se,e,
III You have WAT.H or Q Clock TO repair. q
WM j. .BARTHOLOMEW,
4. Corner of Main and lith strssts,
w. "a door above Exehanes 1snk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

Fraud IN GUAso.-The Country GehtleaaGn has
an artic ,e upon frauds In GuaLo, which developes
some proceedings in the sale of that fertilizer not
dreamed of by the purchaser. The editor pro.
ceeded to Newark, n and got the following ac-
count of the mode of putting up "Chilian" guano
at the factory there:
"The bags are first marked "Chilisn Guano;"
they are then mostened with water, and laid In a
heap, In layers, with quantity of Peruvian guano
between each layer
The sugar house scum is pounded fine. Three
barrowruls, of five half-busbels" each. are then
mixed with six bsrrowtuls of Mexican euano. To
this are added 1-2 bushels common salt, bushe
plaster, bushels Peruvian guano, aud half bushel
of quick lime When the Peruvian auano and
lime added, "they make il tremendously strong
In other words, the lime sets free the ammonia of
the Peruvian gusno. and gives the uauufsctured
Cb fsD Ruano strong smell of hsrtshOrD which,
to the unre fsctiDg, is a indication OF valus
BILE guano.
The floor, where the bags were filled, was cover.
ed with Peruvian Guano In order to make the ar
ticle look as like genuine guano az possible
The cost of getting the guano up Is SIS per ton
and farmers are charged $40. e.
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THE AMERICAN DISPLAY IN PAR1s-A Paris cor

THE AMERICAN DISPLAY IN PARrs.-A Paris cor
respondent OF the Herald says
"A portion ut the uncccupled space which the
American Commissioners had fenced 10 with
boards In the Palace OF Industry has been 'aiena-
ted uy Prince Napoleon Nearly all that is left is
flled with Goodyear's india rubber articles. which
make alone a marvellous exhibition The Empe-
ror observed particularly, ,he other day, the sur
prisiDg variety into which Yankee ingenuity has
twisted and squeezed csoutchouc.' Noticing some
niue pin balls made Of this elastic material, he
came mstsking them, well he might, for
cannon balls. 'Wha,r he exclaimed, do you max g
India rubber cannons, too in American When
all the American articles that have arrived for eX-
hibiion shall be unpacked and arranged, sh all be
| able to send you notices of them am hsppy to
| say that the Annexe,' (Which has at last been
thrown open 10 the pubIic) although the motive
powers not yet 10 operation, there are several
American machines. which In the novelty and i'm
portsnce of their applications of science to practi
cal purposes, will confessedy surpass all the other
machines In the building"
The writer states further. that the American ex-
hibtors shine less by variety and taste than by the
successful application of general principles to USE
iul purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

FATHER GAvAzzr. Among the names signed to
vazzi as soon as he arrives 10 New York, (about
The 1st Of September,) are those of Hon. Jacob
Brocm m, of Pa, George Law, Senators Whitney
and Brooks, Anson G. Phelps James w. Barker.
and D Daniel Ulmsn. The Padres first address will
be delivered q! the Academy of Music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

THE RECIPROCITY TRRArY The benefs re
suting from the reciprocity treaty 10 the increase
OF trade, are daily made more and more evident
The amount for articles which have been imported
from Canada Into this customs district, tor the
quarter ending July lst, az reported is $659, ,495,
tue greater share being bresdstuffs and other
cl-s coming under the free trade treaty Buffalo
Courier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

THE Last SNAKE SToRY.-A little girl In Gill
msnion, New Hamsphire, has been detected in the
practice of going short distance from her home 10
play with black snakes. She was found with a
largo one coied by her side, and another In her
lap. Her faa cination IL complete that she told
her friends If they killed these reptiles she knew of
others that she could play with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17
Correspondence OF the Dispatch
Liquor LaW-GOiaS to Russia-U s. Friqate I

gress etc.
NEW YORK July I6
No seizures OF Fquers have yet taken place In his
city. Ia Brooklyn writs OF replevin were sued cut
Saturday, to get back he liquors taken possession
of by the police theie. Mosl of the cases b. fore
the courts will not be finally adjudicaied for some
dayg.
DR.. George H. Oliver, young and talented physi-
clan of Boston, sails from New York in the Hsrmsuu
to day, and upon the arrival of the steamer at Brs.
men will proceed to St Petersburg where il is h,s
intention to become connected with the medical
department. of the Russian army.
Sailors are quite plenty and rates have declined
to $i8 per month to Europe; South America and rhe
Mediterranean Sl40l5 and West Indies Sl50l6
each with one m ontb's advance; to California and
East Indies SIS, with two month"; advance; and
coa,ting $l8010. with and witht ut advance
For the week ending to day, there were 4S7 deaths
in tbis city, and included in the number were 81
from cholera infsnium; congestion 20; consumptiop
48 commissions 81; diarrha z3, drorsy 32 dyssntery
u; measles 10.
The receipts of the Sixth aud Eishth Avenue
Railroads., for June, amounted to S437l4
The United States frigate Congress will sail for the
Mediterranean to-day. Her crew 10 all on board and
preparations for her departure nearly ali com
pl-ted.
The screw steamer San Jacinte is uudersoine ex.
tensve repairs, and will leave to join the Easr India
Squadron some time next month.
There ID living in the Second District of the 10th
Ward, lady who Is 100 years and month old She
was born in Ireisrd came to this country so years
ago, and 10 all that time has been our of the
ciry. - u Ea
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PReFITs OF ORcHARDs-A distinguished sgricul-
turst who has 00t apple trees and Intends to set
out many more, says thai if apples will sell at 25
ct. per bushe they his most profitable p; and
If they will not SELL they the cheapest food he
can raise for all kinds OF animals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17
THE MuSIC STORE :

THE MUSIC STORE -
EsaDeS p. III. TAYLOR would remind his
III u n II friends ard the public generally that
his store is now on Governor street
Ntrre may be found PIANO FO8rES, MELODE.
US. GUITARS, VIOLINS. FLUTES and ACCOR.
~ ONs, Of the best quality, and at the lowest
p5kee,.
sne agent in this city for the sale of the cele-
e4ated Nunns Clarbe's PIANOS, which are not
s1ypaned by any other makers, and equsled but by
few. Also. Gale l. Co . supe nor Pianos
3 9uitar and Violin STRINGS O the best onslitv
Hc has the largest stock of MUSIC to be Iound IN
this State and constantly receiving the latest pub
Heations which be will sell at The most reduced
pylces, and upon good terms as can be had else.
Uhee
u Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
- Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

FEMALE PHYSICIANS The N. Medical Times
announces the fact that at the medical hospital in
that city several yonng and fair looking women msy
.. seen daily folio wing the their rounds
Msny have besn permitted 10 take the hsspitsl
uss ct under the that they shall not have
to visit the male venersl de psrtnept They pre-
sent at surgical operations on males and females.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

PIscAToRY.-The New Bedford Standard learrs
that on Monday last the fishing boats from Edgar
town caught seventy y.seven sword fish, and on
Tuesday fifty more -haviog average weight of
two hundred pounds. The Standard says that SO
large catch in the short space of two days 10 un-
paralleed in the memory of man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17
E~ CARRIAGES. CARRTAGEl

G5HH-The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
EstAolshment sn Lombard Alley, between
80 ana Gary, (lSth and l4th streets) ne ar the Co.
<UpChEs, bUGGlES with and without tops. and
pLkiEs, all of his own make, of the best materi.
ew as good work Of the kind can be in the cita ~
zachmond; and respectfully ask q call from tbose
Z want OF .ny article in the Carriage line, ar am
zpfefmined 70 nake 10 order and sell at the Iowa1
lees possible, and all worn sols that II ns, -,
&st-d. lie 2n-smI MICAJAH MANGirM
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Loss or LIFE The N. O. papers Of Tuesday last
report that three negro boys belonging to w. H.
hrSaas. one wbits boy. and one negro elon gne to
the crew lost their lives BY the burning Il the stsa
msr Aagaola brAnner, near Baton Rouge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

The KRaTcH MUsRUM.-Mr. SumDer, brother OF
Senator Sumner, and at present in London. endea.
yored to save the Museum of Antiquities at kertch
from the destruction Il met with He addressed
the Secretary OF the Admiralty, suggesting the pro-
prieiy of sending an order to the British Comman.
der In the Criules to cause q guard to be placed
around the Museum to prevent injury. The Eug-
lsh fulctonsfy at once sent such an order to Lord
Raglan Whether the order came too late does
not appear, but the work OF destruction was very
edeciutlIy accomplished, much to the disgust and
chagr rio Of intelligent Englishmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

Col. kIssEY HEARD FROM M.-By the arrival of the
Prometheus from San Juaa st New Orleans, 10 sta-
Ted that the crss of ffuit vessel had Col kin
& ut. ~ -+'F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

BREADsTuFFs.-In Sparta. Ga, -four 10 seIlini
at So so per hundred pounds Corn Is quoted at 81
but 1t 10 believed win be much lower as the crop Ii
Georgia 10 the largest evsr made Ia thar State.
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;osrssI woels have brousht 20AS3s.

DIsTREssrNG, By the blowirg up of the s,eam q
Lexington, recently, Messrs C.. e. and Richard B
Bostwick. brothers, and well known citizens o
Atlanta, Ga, lost ths II lives. y gk#k &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

In digging near his house, . fsw days ago, q resi-
dent OF Yellow Springs Chester coanfy. Pa, dug Up
hve sseietons supposed to be those Of
ssidien who died whils dstsehmsnt of the Arm j
was quartered at Yellow 1priaes.
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Coresponaenc- OF the Dispatch.

-DYooaed &C
BALTIMORE, July l6
Tue case of Segeant Morro~. charged with sausp Z
the death of Lewis I.oup at Fort MeHenry BY harsh
treatment Is exciting much interest. Masonic II all
was crowded yesterday to hear the evidence in the
case
Rev N. G. Burke. late Of Springfield, Ohio, was
Installed to day in the church lately filled by Rev
opening sermon
Thes Byard, sssistant clerk ofthe Lexington Mar.
se', VITO d sappeared suddenly some weeks ago has
ts.urned. teu9 he went to Minnesota on unexpected
David Herring, an interesting lad. was drowned sfi
L9cust FONT this aft eTaoon. " hiie bathing
In the will of the late Samuel McDousId Of this
place, are three houses At Ayletts. King Wm, Va,
which are left to his ste p-brother.
There are two yessels in port for Richmond
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WooL.-A large proportion of the sWosl crc p
tsays ths Rochester N. Y. Anericsnl has besn tur.
chased by eountry bUysrs A lot Of "a o0o lbs. Of
be tier qualities 10 Chill purchased rates vary.
ias from SssS7ic buyer reports TO purchase
OF 10 GOO lbs at rates varying from and
raging 81 t. 90
Cosrssr wools have bros sht 20aS3a a, 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

IT MILES BOOTS.-It is sufficient
to announce that have received another ,un
ply OF those justly celebrated makers Boots
L Miles Son, which am selling at the un-
eesoented low price of &5. Those in want, will
Y 10 mud that they at the sign Of the Big
9t doors below st Charles Hotel opposite side
U street, No. As, at
II VIM. WALSH,S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

EPIcURIAE TASTE "A plague of grasst oppers ha
be en- sxpereBeed around MarysvilIe, California,
whish all green things are dsvoure5. They has,
been collected and eaten By bushels by the Indians
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

IN STRAY HORSE Strsyed from
- the Court House of Henrico county, about
ago, small SORREL MARE, with Star
%ne ad and both hind feet white-no other
%oi MARKS about her remembered. A liberal re
p House of Henrico. '"0
j. S-u L. w TIMRERIARr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

ALLIED CoRDIALiTIEs Capt. Bs'zze imperial
envoy to Canada. will arrive 1ebec ne 1T week. In
French war steamer. and will ne receiv ed with un
usaai honos. The Canadian suthorites have sent tc
Hoston for Mr. Yale's big tent to sccommodsts the
crowd expected on the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

THE PACIFIC SaUADRoN.-A letter, written on
board the United States ship Independence. dated
Paita, June 14th, says q portion OF the Pacific
squadron has been sineuarly unfortunate, not only
In the number OF deaths that have occurred, but
also in the necessity that has arisen for almost
constant Court Martial. Among tho deaths are
those of Passed Midshipmen Washington Totten.
of Washington, D c., and Lieut. John Mooney, Of
Maine who jumped overheard and was drowned.
Lieut., Rhind has been dismissed from the Pacific
sausdrop on charges preferred against him for dis
respect to Capt Boutwell, of the John Adams.
Three or four other Ctiicers to be tried, but
their senience II 10 anticipated will not be quite
severe The health OF the Independence and the
John Adams was good. The former expected to
leave for San Francisco 10 a few days after the
date of the letter. -..s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

FLORIDA SUPPLYING cHAHLEsToN WITH BEfY-
Taa stet Caroins, Last trip from Jsca con
VILE had ON be ard 81 had Of beef eastis for the
Oh sston Mafks9 S ~ i 11g- - s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

FOR RENT new BRICK TEN
EMENTs-with comfortable rooms in each;
~ places in every room, and excellent well OF
Beter in the yard. and about Ii of ground at
eeced to each with soil admirable suited for mark
eardeps.
rare opportunity 10 here offered for plsssat re.
tred residence, with s. much ground combining the
reerscy Of the country with the advantages of the
et9 being situated 2th street. about three squares
gorth OF Ashbury tMethod,t) Chapel, On Union
Hi Possession can be had 18th inst.
AZ arrangement might bs made If desired, by
y1ich all the around could be had by ono tenant
k4nt of each SO per month. Apply to
# WIN. WALSH,
~ M Majp ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

FOR RENT-A genteel Residence,
In sn excellent reighborhood. on Fret street,
efWeen msin and Cary, t3d dwelling from Cary.)-
- house IL now vacant. and persons wishing tn
eu4 are invited to view the premises, which will
o41howD by q servant the lot. and where terms
- 1Fotber particulars nnsy be obtained. A cal to-
~ Or Tomorrow 10 desired. WIN. GOULDIN
iI2-ts Governor street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

FOR RENT.-Ihe Warehouse on
the Southside of the Basin, (known as "Ladd's
k4DbeT House Possession given imned .ate!y
Zor terms apply at the Office of the James River and
ke1awba Company.
823--ts WM.P. MUNFORD, Sec
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OR RENT-Two newly ERE cted Brick
1& Tenements. on 25th street, near Leisa ct. Bap-
~ Church. containing rooms, including basement
~ passages, porches closets, rsntrys, &c. with
eefden attache and well of superior on the
HNmiies. Rent S80 each per snnum.
ApPly to ED. ID. EAcHo or
JAS. M. CARTER. 18th ST.
- &-ts Opposite Poa Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

FOR RENT-One upper room 10
the new Brick Tenement on 10Th st between
IN and Cary at.
4LsO-An Office in same rooms, with all the
N96 ern convenences, suitable for a small family or
M&ainers establishment Apply to
BARRET mORRIsS,
~ No. 1856 Csry Ut,
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kFOR RENT Or LEASE.-Those

Ilh KEN l. Oh LCACGs-A boo0
fvo large STORES or WAREHOUSES. Mes.
1853. OBJ osite the Exchange Bank of Virgins,
joinine the large and elegant stores of Messrs.
Paine * Co. Each OF these stores front 26
y Main street. with fSe fcors, running back
Jet. The Easements open on level with a
fayed court or yard in the rear, from which q
.ved alley leads to 1lth street, opposite the
I <of the American Hotel These are amongst the
{tommodious and substantial buildnss in the
I'd are well arranged for business estsbish mept %
- ei ,ss there beip 10 fact room enough IN each
lent for two establishments. These stores are
Sbeins painted IN side aud out. The large store
Hnad basement ofNs.l67 can be had Immediately,
I9per floors being already lea.ed, except ore
Ersom In the 81 story. Possession OF tenement
So, Eow occupied BY Messrs. Jones l. Potts, can
"a ON the lat September next.
p uperior location of these stores being Ia the
of the city, 10 too well known TO require fur.
q notice. Appl, to JOSEPH JAMES. Jr., at the
of Bugh w. Fry, Esq or to
= 3rswts FLEMING JAMES.
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SPIRIT FTHE P r E SIS.

The Enqaiyer thinks that the contrast presented
hv The ,errted ranks of the Democracy to the het-
syos y eoeous compounds IF odds and ends which
compose the Know Nothing party. VIII drive n the
eood the wise and the conservative from the at
So ard Invite them Into the orderly, law sbidiog
and law loving camp of the former.
The National american refers to the repu6iica-
,op by the Enquirer OF the constitution, ritual sc
of the American party, and says that the Poiisdei-
nbia platform has cispped and exiting ushed the
homes of those who expected TO riehteu full grown
men with spsctres and COLLINS raised from dark
Isn,srna and underground culverts. That Con-
yep,ion has banisbed ell secrecy from the princi-
pies Of the order-from those VINO compose II, or
from the places where they meet.
The Whig IL arstihsd to learn from the York
u.r.h thai the discordant elements of the Amer-
can party In New York have been harmcnized on
the Philadelphia platform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17

Ia. ..Reas..t sls.ss.' ere psrlssaias ia sssu
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FOR RENT.-A small new house,
II and four acres of Land enclosed. within half
.1le the city line, for rent at $84 year
81 J. r KEESEE,
IL 22-dts 18th st.. between NJ ain and Cary.
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DIR RENT.-Th,

DIR RENT.-Tbat very desirable brick
fttenenent at the corner of Clay and I'd streets.
0Atly occupied by Mr.. Byrd Chant erls yne. aDd
door to Mr.: Robt McCandii:h. containing eight
ns, closets, &c.. with brick kitaheu, hydrant
<pther copyeniences in the yard. Possession can
1ivcn Immediately. Apply to
"a 4-..--. y. d. EACHO,
u General Agent and Collector, or to
3S-2awtf L, w GI,aZEBR0OK
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MIR Weller OF MsrissDurf, Va delivered an ora
on the 18th inst
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Read what the " hig says about Simons

Kead what the Wing says about SlmOns'
likeness of The Rev. Mr.. Moore
SPLENDID Work OF Arrive have seen a por-
trsit OF Rev Moore, pastor of the First Pres.
byteri4n Church in this city. which regard a. one
of the most excsllent works of art that has ever
come onder our observation. 1t is engraved steel
by A g. Walter, of Philadelphia. from daguerreo-
type by Simons of this city The resemblance to
the gna perfect that shall think r strange
if every fre I'D OF Mr. Moore does once secure
acopy. They can be obtained of Mr.. simone
10