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If YOU Ii" Yum will ohIise us a. present
Ii You don't. then we'H UGligG you.

DEATH-SiEre our last issue, our community
has been called to pay the last sad rites I" one
of It's most esteemed and most useful clilZrns.
DIR. Gilbert TenllenJ died on Saturday morning
alcra brief Lnl most painful illness. lie leaves
large family, who bu. few months ago, loi'
lowed their mother 10 the. grave. Thus IN thelr
early years, have they been called TO experience
the grief of orphanage, and our entire c"mmn' NJ,
nily 10 feel The loss of valued citizen, Il SKILL
ful physician and Christian gentleman, Ills
remalls were followed to the grave on SUNDAY
evening by the family friends, and very large
cuuruurse of ciliZens-AIurielta Geofglan
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Mr. EDrroR Phase announce Capt III. ROuL-
WARE as Candidate for Ordinary Of this District,
at the ensuing election, and oblise
MANY VOTERS.
February Z. 1855
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GP Miss KITTIE G. is assured that her reply TO
the s Bread' enigma should receive place, If 1t
were not that sufficiently satisfactory has already
been published.
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me- arter that, no longer than Ran.cr tuck to git me
ouen it, and that warnt long. Thare is some things
in na,ur hard to understand, and that woman with
out head has buthcrd my brains ever since.
No more at This present tine.
Youru 10 sarre,
DAN DOOLT
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Professional Card.

DR. M. w. ABNEY, will in future be
~ all times. either at his Office. adjoining w.
W. Adams Offre. and opposite Maj. George a.
Addi<ons residence. or at his own house adjoining
the Male Academy.
cg- lie will attend strictly to all calls upon him.:
Feb 81 #
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NEW CASH HOUSE.
Cash and One Price
TF8E ONE.Y TRUE SYSTEM!
SHORT PROFITS AND QUICK SALES. THE MOTTO /!

-:O:-----
SHORT PROFITS AND QUICK SALES. THE MOTTO!
1NFE Subscriber is selling goods exclusively for
4 CASH, and at VERY SMALL PROFITS.
Any one dring business on this principle, can GER
tany afford 10 sell Goods at much lower pr'ces,-
than one doing business predcated on long credits
In proof Of this the Subscriber would respectfully
solicit frun The citizens oi Edg"fcld and vicinity q
call and careful examination Of his Stock to satisfy
themselves. Gouds shown freely and warranted
to prove as represented.
Now in Store an extensive assortment "f
8gslRaAnM@ lelQolols1G
ALL ENTIRELY NEW, OF the VERY LATEST
Styles. consisting in part Of
French, English and American Prints,
Muslin, Barcgc DrI.aines, Baregcs, Grcna-
Dimes Tissues. Chaieys, Gnghams,
Mourning Goods of every drs. ription.
EEl3BOl!D!GRlaSa
French Wrought Collars, Chcn;setts, Sleeves, COL
laretts Colais and Sleeves in scits. Lace Col
lars and Sleeves, Muslin and Cambria
Edgings and Inscrlings, Swiss and
Cambria Bands Ditto in Flouncings;
Also, large assortment Of l-accs and Lace Edgings
o! every description.
Brown and Bleached Domestics.
4 large Stuck Of best brands at small advance.
Large assortment Linens and Linen Goods, for
family usc-Pan-StutfS. Gambr0ons,
Stripe Jeans, Tckings. Nclch
Gauzr Flannels Lancaster
and Marscillcs Quilts,
Furniture Dimcty and Fr;nccs,
Curtain I.n"ps Cords and 1asscls. &C.
Plain and Striped Osnaburgs al Factory prices
o. On the second fnor will be displayed 4 Va
RIED ASSORTMENT of CARPETlNG$. Floor
OIL CLOTHS. White and Check MATING, ALI
widths. y. IA. BANCROFT,
Next door to Bank If Augusta.
East side Broad Street.
Augusta, Ga, Fcb.26 3m
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Notice &gu
A SPLENDID SADDLE and fts.iy lS
N Harness HORSE FOR sale. G=,Ns,ha
Apply at this Office.
Feb rs II
Notice {!

Mountain DcW.n
TUST received supply Of superior Old NOUN
D TAIN DEW WlllSkEY.
S. l.. BOWERS, Agent.
Hamburg, Feb ] If
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IT is said that when the Gar heard OF The loss
sustained by The allied fleet in the great gale OF
wind on the Black Sea, he remarked, that II one
ship was saved she would be sufficient TO lake
nome all the survivors of The Crlmean eXpedl-
linn
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Administrators Sale.

Ilamhurg. Feb 26
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,

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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL hotels
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL Judge w Nash, Pow
obsneh.In, Va; Ss' Ioets.t, Rch%o1d
Goode, Chesterfield; Robertson, Amelia; M
White, pr Hit, w.rrsntop; wilkinson and
w Harvey, Rich'd; Boyd, Boydton; R Faulkner,
Heiif.1; F B Board. Bedford, Elan, Appoints;
# Ns;a s1s Il az ToRR'
g Williams Bait: D wood6n, Bucting CHAM; A 3
M Beurman, Harrisonburs: a Goede, Pr Edwd;
Clayton and lady. Williamson, Wsshin ston;
Maj Watkins: Presqus Isle; J z Noble, Prince
L Jones. Lunenburg; Il Roberts, A Roberts,
Sh0s Bossson W SSua.
Mrs. sar1. .pSs sne. ' Msoslsaburs sry s
ExeaiMan cf' wilkinson and lady
Bart, Wsddel, c; MIsJ WILCOX. children
vt NIL: wS9 qvos w1s. =. gis s
Halifax; B R Fleming, dc; E stesnrod:J W Mitch.
ssdden and lady. Stafford; Rev Atkinson, lady ar
j.sssss, As'Is. 8; ;; s;,i5 sssIs1 "
Ulrick. Ala; Poisman, Charleston; Larander,
Mis.;L C Houser. WytheviIls; W Maugun: Wash;
Brantley, B Bennett, j sullin, Ga; Davis and
lady: Ala, Hntehius; Hywell, Wilmington;
w Houston, w Houston, California; Davis N
MIN, Tenne,see; Agnew. s c; J C Burroush. N C;
Pssquire Philsds; Miss Merck. N Y; D II Hayes,
Ramb ', Gal Williams, Mobile; D w Barnes.
w 3 Atkins. Fla; T Fl Dickinson, Irving. F
George; s T Coalter and brother, Richmond; C III
Lee. Charlotte; L Dabney. Prince Edwd; L Ia
liaferro aud lady, ii Taliaferro, Hanover; SUI
tom King VIM; r Nelson, Abe; DIR Garrett and
lady, Miss Fauntleroy Henrico; Hunter, Char
lite.
AMERICAN HOTEL-H Edwards, 8 McCull.y y,
J Light, Bait; Cawthorn. Iynchbg; c W Homer,
Altmond Y; w Canny. Boston; r Wright,
Va; Dr. Coleman, u N; T Parrish, MISS Chs
Savage, Atlanta; A SauIrse and lady Miss Ssnfree
and svt, Mrs Campbell and children, Pet.bg; J 3
Powell, Miss FL Savage, g M McOorme. w III Cap
bel, Thos Jones and 2adies. Alta d z Fiaher, New
bern; E Crushman, Ga; w Benedict, Y; Jos H
Austin, Wilson, Crenshsw, BALTIC; Scott
Through Agent; Oh Williams Cumberla I'd; Jos Fl
Crenshaw, l. w Robinson, Wimn gtop; D C Cole
man. Charleston; H N Jnhnson, Buckins ham; M w
Rushton, Dsnvile; Chss Winchester, BALTIC; A M
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SLAVE CASE AT CINcINNATI.-A few days ago
Cincinnati en route for MONTGOMERY county, Nd.
some of the aboionists induced a slave In his
possession to leave him and remain behind MI
l. has addressed letter to the Mayor of that city.
asking that be may be returned, az he will
ce,t.inly becous charge to the city He saws
be 10 between 70 and 80 years of age, limps from
rheumatism, Is blind In one eye totally incompe-
tent to labor and has done nothing for three years
He sympathises with tbs old slave and 10 anxious
90 have him with HIN, so that he may support him
until he dies. The sympathy of this STAKEHOLDER
10 certaoly OF a far more practical and christian
character than that of those who Induced the
decrepid old slave TO leave his master In strange
city.
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MEXICO.

The present extremely unsettled oondition
of the Mexican Republic is matter OF very
general interest and speculation. There -
no doubt of the full and complete aooica',1n
Of Santa Anna, one of the most remsrkao'o
men Of his dsy, and whose life has Deen s'
even,ful A that of any one who lives. VIZ
I'll, .rcceed him is uncertain There "ofe
..v.r.I ch;efs enlisted in the revolt against
~. government of considerable prominence
T. ne noIitico military world of Mexico, ana
II is not improbable that there may Dc son'0
rivalry amongst them, though the more gen
eral opinion seems to be that Alvarez WIZ .e
called to the Presidency. his capsoiy
very limited and his elevation wouio HUI
than likely only prolong the commotion an'
strife of the country.
The most interesting subject broached oy
the revolutionary condition of Mexico no"
ever. is the possibility of its Americaniaation
by the annexation and assimilation u
that country with the government OF the
Tinted States 1t is a well known fact that
prominent public men of Mexico indicated IN
q very positive and direct manner IN lo4',
their desire that their government shouio DC
put into the hands of the United States. Ii Is
thought that the unsettled and revolutionary
career of the country since that time mas by
no means diminished that desire. In the re-
cent struggle, too, there were NUMBER OF
Americans enlisted These circumstances
have been noticed by some Northern papers
and letter writers, who have added to the
support of their conclusions, the inference
that the South will desire to increase the &C.
quisitions on the Southern border, to strength
en- them In the government against the cru
sades of the aboitionists and free soilers.-
The South, in the mean time, has said no
thing. Mexico is country of vast resources
and only wants liberal government and Anne
rican sagacity and energy to develope them.
Without saying anything as to the probabll-
ity of her obtaining these advantages by our
kindly taking her under our wings, we con-
slider it not at all surprising that the North
ern Editors and letter writer's should indulge
their speculations as to the dispositions OF
the South; for the course of the Northern
States towards her has been such as might
well prompt desire for the extension of our
territory southwark.
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RETURN OF EUROPEAN EMIGRANrs-The packet
ship Daniel Webster, Capt. George w: Putnam,
which left Boston Tuesday for Liverpool, took out
the larges. number of passengers ever conveyed to
Europe in any sailing vessel from the United States
she has about four hundred passengers, nearly all
of whom are returning emgrants, who have bsen
In this country sufficiently long II accumulate
no property, aud now going back to enjoy
themselves among their friends In the old country
Some of the emigrsnts who return by this ship
POSSESS drafts on banking bouses 10 England aud
Ireland, to the amount of several thousand dollars.
but there are others who have not been 90 fortu-
nate There are about fifty paupers on board, who
have been shipped by the State.
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ELLINGTON s The mex

5ession VIII Commences the 18th Of September
has been 90 long and exclusively engaged in the
duties Of bis profession, that the desire to instruct
1t one Of the purest pleasures Of his life to afford
TO the young committed to his care that moral and
intellectual training essential to their hs
= individuals their usefulness a. men and ctiz NJ
their spiritual enjoyment here and their spuiuess
hereafter The number OF Boarders 10 limited and
parents desiring to do 20 should fill immediately the
few vacancies remaining. No location eouId he
more convenient for parents in Richmond ana the
lower sounties than Ellington. Direct to June
ton, Hanover tn roy
an S0-2aw2w
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-The following
are the decisions which have been made by this
Court since our last report:
Hsnry Huff VS.. John NJ Taylor. Decree of
Floyd. Decree reversed and bill dismissed.
Morricle vs. Cochran. Judgment of Floyd
Affirmed
Lohr, ct al, vs. Miller, ct al Judgment of Bar
bonr. Reversed
Oliuger VS. Shepherd. Judgment of Lee. Re-
versed; and judgment of the county court af.
frmed.
Hughes and wife VS.. Johnston's Executor. Ap.
peat dismissed, and cause remanded.
Uuis, Andrew, ct ais paupers, vs. Charlton's
administrator. Judgments of Montgomery circuit
court. Affirmed
Phiilis, ct ale paupers, vs.. Charlton's adminis-
traitor. Affirmed.
Rhoda. ct ais, paupers, vs.. Currin's administra.
tor. Affirmed
Renda Il, pauper, vs.. Swope. Affirmed.
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MARROW ESCAPE Saturday mornings train of
the Connecticut River road pumped into horse
and carriage, with Martha Burrows, of Bernards
town, abroad, at crossing between Bernards,owu
and Vernon, Conn. The carriage was broken to
pieces the horse destroyed by having two leps
broken 10 the collision, while Miss Burrows was
safely taken off by the engine and seated on
the railing In front of the smoke STACK where she
was found unhsrmed, when the train, which was
goiog at high speed Yves stopped
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DIED.


At Warsaw, Rchm ond cnupty. on the 18th inst,
~ the residence Of her uncle. tCol Lyne ahscsle.
ford,1 Miss VIRGINIA BROCKENBRoU0H. eldest
dsushter Of DR.. Wfllism r Osrracott, ofths county
Of Hen-ico, In the 2lst year of hor are.
Her parents, relatives and frisnds have to grieve
for the death Of smisble gentle and interest
ing suddenly cut off la the spring tmo Of iifs but
they sorrow rot az those wlshout hope, for they
have the pleasing assurance that abe tins earl
removed from Of pain, sickness and death, to
those regions ct the blessed. "Shere the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary are ct rect"
d.
In this city, on the 26th inst, Mrs MARTHA
ANN, consort Of John e. Kelley, in the 18th year of
her age.
u South Carolina papers please copy.
On Yesterday afternoon, at 20 minutes past five
O'Clock, MARY FRANCES, youngest daughter OF
,hn and Virginia Fl. otey, In the 2nd year Of her
age
The friends and scq ,sintanses Of the family are
invited to attend her funera from her fathers resi-
dencs, this afternoon, 1t O'Clock, without far
Their notice.
On Wednesday, the 29th inst ISAAC READ. in
FAINT son CT C. Il. and Jennie L. BarkIdale, sgsd l
year month and % days.
The fiends of tbs family are invited to attend his
funeral, from Rev. DR.. Hoges Church, this evening.
q. Al O'Clock.
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II HEADQUARTERS EAGLE INFANTRY
a AUGUST so, 1855. :
III ORDER No 9.
" The Company will meet at their Ar
mory, on This THURSDAY Evening at 8 O'Clock,
for regular Drill Every member who designs soip
into Camp will report himself 20 NIGHT
By order of Lieut.. Commanding,
JNO B. WILLIAMS.
au 3a-1t LAT Ssrgsant
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Mrs. MINNIGERoDE.-Much anxiety has
been felt for the fate of Mrs. Minnigerode,
wife of Professor NJ, of William and Mary
College,) who having fed from Norfolk, has
been sick at relatives in the vicinity of this
city. 1t will be gratifying to her friends to
learn that she is convalescent.
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FAIRFIELD RAoEs.-The fall meeting
over this course, commencing the first Monday In
October will prove exciting one, as many of the
best horses In the country expected to be there
to contend for the purses. We believe the llmita.
tim of the Club expires this fall, when the course
will probably go Into the hands of Mr.. Talley the
present owner of the land If some enterprising
man would lease It, and put up such accommoda>
tions as the place deserves, he could realise a
handsome sum by 1t In a very few years.
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CALIFORNIA STEAMERs.-Tbe next Cali
fornia mail is expected to bring dates to
August Is. After that date, with the con-
currence of the Post Office Department, the
departures from San Francisco will be per-
manently changed from the lst and 10th to
the 5th and Goth of each month. Under the
new arrangement it is understood that the
movements of the steamers will be so regu
lated as to enable the Atlantic boats to leave
Aspinwall invariably on the 4th and 10th, and
arrive at this port punctually on the 18th
and Goth. The sailing days from New York
will remain unchanged.
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PoP.-Every keeper of an unlicensed
house in the city, when called before the Mayor for
rum rows" 10 sure 70 keep nothing on sale. in Ii
qu'd fern, save pop sooa pop-sarsaparlls pop
lemon pop. Rum. brandy, wine and gin are nm.
Known TO them. They We uid not touch either Of
those articles with forty foot pole But s,popn-
glorious pop-that pap which makes rich men ont
Of poor ones for tn, time bel &. and produces ex
posions more terrific 10 their aences than the
blowing up of powder msgsziae-is pc pped down
the throats Of THAR customers until they get 10 Do
piag each other ia the ayes and are finally popped
iato the cage to cool off and become steady. Know
very little of this popular beverage, only less
t-sbioa able than lager bier. bad sup It to
entret~ free from eli intoxicating properties; hut
seens tbs we're misiaken Ia our copjectprss
aod that p" after all viii mare men swear like
. troapsr and hsh Ike bull dos provided 1t IL al
was dunk Ia unlicensed hosss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

NEW TELEGRAPH LINE TO MoNrREAL-The
House Printing Telegraph Company have Just
completed new line to Montreal, by the way of
Troy, Saratoga, Pla.tsburgh, &C., which has been
placed under the management OF Mr.. AIphonso
Prascntt
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SoRA.-This delightful bird, so highly
priced by epicures and all others who delight In a
broi Try or good pot pie, hes made its appearance
In the marshes, aud Ia the course of few weeks
viii be fat enough to entce sportsmen to gun 1t up
We understand that the crop of wild oat Is az
abundant one, which is the best assurance that the
birds will be plentiful. With good tide, light
boat, skillful POLICEMAN, good gun end plenty of
ammunition, we know Of no more delightful way
OF spending few leisure hours, than Ia putting up
the sora and tumbling 1t over as it lazily wings
itself alongfrom one feeding spot to another.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

COOP NEDICINEs.-lt Is estimated that
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND CATHAR.
health than any other one cause. There can be
question that the Cherry Pectora hss By its thou
Coup, Influenza B, onoh hits &c very much reduc-
ed the roportion of deaths from cousuoptive dis
in this country. The Pills are as good as Pee
torsl. and will cure more complaints
Everybody needs more or less giDg. Purge the
blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels liver,
Purge out the diseases which festeE on the body to
work its decay. But for diseases, should die only
of old age Take sntidotos early, and thrust it from
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease not only while it
10 weak but when il has taken str org hold. Read
The astounding statements Of those who have been
GERS, Skin Diseases rheumatism, Neural gia Dyspep-
STA. Internal Pains Bilious Complaints, Heartbu,p n,
threatening ailments such as Pimplss on the Face,
Worms, Nervous Irritabity, Loss Of Appetite IRE
susrtiss Dzzne 10 the Head, Colds, Fevsrs. Dys.
entery, and indeed every variety of complaints for
which purgative remedy is required.
Fhese random statements, but authenti-
Gated BY yourswn neighbors and your own pbys.
cans.
Try them once, and you will never be without
them.
Prepared by Dr.. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass., and
sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere; and
sold ~ PURCELL, LADD 4 Co.. vhols:sls and
The members of the ST. ANDREWS 60
Getty ere hereby requested to attend meeting OF
this Society on THURSDAY evening the 3Oth day
OF August. and on every Thursday evening hereaf.
ter at th cir meeting room. over Messrs. Buffers
Simons Bookstore, till the 18th Of September next,
inclusive
All scotchmen, the sons and srendsons of Scotch
men who may wish to become members, re-
quested to hand in their by their frieEds and
their petitions will be acted upon at the first meet.
ing after they are presented
au S9-1t* ALEX CRAIG President.
at MEETING OF THE Directory OF
the Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike Com
psny, held August Goth, at VIM. Taylor's store In
Richmond it was resolved that the call of meet
Ing of the Stockholders OF said Company, which
was made at previous meeting for the 18th of Sep
tembsr, be postponed till WEDNESDAY. the Slst
of October at IL r. NJ, at Saunders Hall, in the
Of. of Richmond By order of the Board.
JNO CRENSHAW,
au S0-d1tclt President R. & c. T. P. Go.
AUCTION EoTIcE.-The attention of Gro
Is solicited to sale of Tobacco Brandiss Sc
gaIs. Apples, &c, THIS MORNING., at our store.
See advertisement
au so LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
JOHN O'NEILL, Bookseller and Stationer,
Broad street. near 9th, Richmond, Va respectfully
soiicits the attention of the reading community to
TIONERY PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES AND
NEWSPAPERS, which offered for sale at the
lowest prices.
There also be had at his store select assort-
ment of School Books. Blank Books and Stationery
Every kind of BOOK BINDING executed either
in Velvet, Turkey Moroscc, Russia, fancy colored
Calf Periodicals and Music neatly half bound.
Mr.. ONEILL Is also Agent for Virtue, Son & Coz
Illustrated London and American Standard WORKS.
au 2q-3tS
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WHITE APPLE BRANDY, CIDER
w VINEGAR, AND SMITHFIELD BACON
for sile low by C. p WORD
au sos. frat corner above u. s Hotel
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THE Ladies of the Congregation of UNION
STATION will open Reffeshmept Room in Asbury
chapel, ON Union Hill, on THURSDAY Evening
next, at oclock, and continue 1t during the week
The proceeds to furnish the new Methodist Church
just completed.
~ Omnibases will run to aud from the Chapel
after 7 O'Clock. an e8-5t
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w. LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, Cffice on
Main between 9th and 10th streets formerly occu-
pied by Mcconnell & Burton, and next door below
s. P, Semple's Drug Store. an S9-lm
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FEVER ON SHIPBoARD-The brig Arcadian from
Savannah arrived at New York, Tuesday morning,
Josiah TOWNSEND, first mate, native OF New Jer.
sey having died on the passage of yellow fever.--
Several of the crew were down with the same
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PLEASANT ENrERTAIkMxkr.-We sboul

be remiss in our du y to reaiers a. we'll a, To
the ladies OF Church and Union Hills, IL We were to
neglect calling their attention to the delightful en-
tertainment to take place tenight at Asbury Chanel
on 18th street. The lady commandments of the new
are now preparing large amount OF delcien.
ices and cakes, for Q grand feast, TO Commence to-
nsbt when they hope co be visited and D ,tronjz.d
by every well-wisher Of the Church and eyery ad
mirer Of the fair
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MARRIED.

At D.. Psups Church. 90 Taesd,y evening 7sih
Inst. By The ksv Mr.. Weed, NJ. DONALD D.
MAsY ELlZABETH CRUMP. Of tails city.
e. 0oldsboro' IN C pspsr sopy.
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FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG l. A e Mrs PELLET takes
pleasure la announcing to her friends and the pub
lie, tbst q FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL via
October, under the direction Of Monsieur acd Ma
dame Delavigne and daughter, of Paris Every ar.
gemeut has been made render this school one
of this first in the country, In all the departments of
dnshed education. The French will be the Ian
gage of the family exclusively, and IS the pupils
are pre- pared, that of the School also. M Delavsne
an ae ,ompshed gentleman, and near relative of
this tinguished author Cashier Delavigne. He
bfines the highest recommendations for character
ard qualifications.
Farther particulars of the School, will be given in
a future advertisement
Mrs Pellet will have charge of the English de-
psrtmsnt of the School, assisted by ninent and
srisucsi teachers euS0