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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

Il or all the officers and pr!vstes who SER
we'd during tho Revolutionary; war, only
about one thonsand now remain who draw
pensions fromthe government. The mum
Der Of widows 81 The Revolutionary officers
and soldiers who draw pensions Is about
six thousand. -: e =: ~. II. IS
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

+: An editor out west gives the following
notice; s""ourpurse is lost! The finder
is respectfully requested toreturn:it, being
careful not to disturb its contents, which
were brass rule, piece Of leaf tobacco
nicely twisted, and a very good leather
Strinr
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

!. Justice Smith, of Brooklyn, N. Y;
a day orFtwo since, fined Richard
Saltanstall $40 for kissing a young
and newly married lady in the street
without first having obtained her
consent. Theplea Of the defendant
was, that he was near-sighted, and
mistook complainant for another la
dy '.;. e..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
New Boot and Shoe Manufactory,

GhD THE snbs@iber has commenced the
above BUSINESS in all ito various branch.
81. al the STORE room formerly occupied
BY n. b. Harvey, EpGalo, Va. where lie Wal
be, th ankful for saare OF the pubic patron.
age. Re keeps anassoriment Of his own work
generally on hand. Repairing done on shpgt
notice. Hydes and country produce taken N
exclamation shoes. I'm. THOMPSON.
opt IS W. ~. IL :. 4 - IN --n-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

r Oscar Almar. "a years Of ago. and mar
Yied, was burned to death in. Danielsville,
Spottsylyania, BY falling into the fire
vhiio hboring under q &c. I IA
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

On Monday last President Grass, o.
New Orleans, killed himself by discharg,
ing pistol loaded with buck shot into
his mouth.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

TOTIN gE. NEAL, pspectfuliyinfofms
- the citizens or Buffalo and vicinity, that
ne i stitl carrying On the above tu5ness ia in
.iis branches. Ii, the shop formerly occupied ~
q. w. Taylor. He homes, from his long ex-
perieuce and attention 70 business, % merit .
shasc Of public patronage
CUTTING pONR AZ. TIE sHoRTEsT
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

+. W. Symes. il. editor Of the: Keowee
rs. @. J Courier, died on Monday last.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

,EIARDWARE.--Axes- ~ Hand, Broad and
IL Choppingi Hatchets, Hammers. Nail
aid Tack; Augurs, Braces ana Bits; Saws;
Locks, Enob, Stock and Pad; Gate Hinges and
Butts, Of oil kinds; screws. Bed, Wood and
coffin; sE3E 4 -af}hG alt4g 4$
Knyes-Pen and Pocket, Shoe, Butcher and
Table; IL .t&.#Gr#aEis s
Bride Bits from rs cents to as; 15
Surrups and spurs, curb chains; Fa
Plaintiffs, double and single; 5t y
Gun locks, Percussion and flash: F#
Powder TASKS and percussion caps;
Razors, razor strops, homes, brushes and ta.
zor powder; #F1= s1
Stet lizards and balances; Tfl
Window springs. and shuttle. fastnings;
| Sheep shears, steel and trying squares; ae
, Chisels Of all kinds. drawing HALVES; s
/ Carpenters adZs, IL O. SIC. III sF.
~. f=::.. sEl'szER. BEALEd co,
Pt Pleasant, Jan. "a, 4yt j
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
JOHN KlRKPATRICK,

.CsOTToN YARN, Canllewick. Batting,
~ Wadding, Carpet Chain, white and col
ored; A-
Bed Cords, Pillow Lines, Cotton Rope;
Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Rakespand Forks,
Ovens, Skiiets Pots, Kettlcsand Gdd Lids
Window Glass 3 by 10--i0 By i2--iobyli4
Putty, Spanish Whiting, Spanish Brown Rnt
Venetian Red;
Indigo, Nader, Coperas, Alum. Loywood;
Extract Logwood; iS
. Soda, Cream Tarter and Saleratus;
Starch, Allspice, Pepper and sRicsj /.
Loaf and Crushed Sugar;
Salt Petrs aud Chocolate.
i. { sETszER, BEALEA co. !.
Pt. Pleasant, Jan. "a, M ty. Ia sttsE a
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

DOWDER and Lead, for sale BY. II
SETSZER, BEALE & co.
PIT. Pleasant, jan, "a, i55.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30
r. Eastern Publisher

Those desiring to have their new publica-
tions noticed through this paper can reach Us
nm, 81 Messrs Fowlxa & WELLs, 500 Broad.
Wv. New York, who5wiil duly forward TO ~
nv hooks zen ID theif esre fof this purpose.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

fIL-linsesa shd Lara Oil juas|ssesivsa
sEfszER. BEALEA 90.
\ IT. Pleasant, Jan. ~, ~. sEl .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-30

~ BRLS. TANriERts OIL, M BID I'm
III and pure bark oil. for sale At
jiari BAiLEY &MAsfs-'s.
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LAST NOTICE. !.

ALL persons knowing themselves obeIin.
debted 10 the undersigned. either by note OF
acct ere respectfully requested TO call and
pay the same, as further indulgence cannot be
given. A word TO the wise is sufficient.
14Ez. # sa@. raE5H r.. 4. HARVEY.
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yY1ANKEEE NoTIo NS.- such a !: Comb,
Buttons. Pins, Needles, Thread, Hooks
qnd3 Eyes, Porte. Monnniea, and every shine
That IS Kept in notion houses, can be had at
n2 SANNS' ORIG. STORE.
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Sober and Temperate Life. Discoufses
and Letters and Riographyof Louis comaro,
30 cents. 4! 6 e. 60 ,;I XII a,
Tobacco. Three Prize Essays By Drs,
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Teeth: their Structure. Disease and Treat
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Future OF Nations: IN what consists its Sc.
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What the Sister Arts Teach IS 10 Farming.
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Hopes and Helps forthe Young Of Both
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fliE GREAT
r I c II M o d NOVEL NOW READY
A STORY OF RICHMOND IN 1852.


E'LLlE: OR II HUMAN COMEDY BY Jous
- EsrfS GuaHN. nulhn# Of the Virrnin Comcdi.
gn..' Leather Stockings and SIN. The Youth al
lcl,r-on" etc
"Murttr's rnf Only WtAur, = Is ion I,keH
Ia one hand4our Pm Vol Beautifully llusttatel
with org'nni Designs by Strnlher fricc u -.
It Is oi tho ve,, few Novels tlol should fin ad
miraoc" TO tn l,ry crr.e - chicago Dgtg Tribune
Gonfi' nrd aud triumphant success al the grcnl Vl-
gnu Book ALONE By MAHroN lIAnLAEp Of Rich
mond Va. Rrpubltzhcd ia Ipnien nnd Part. Tenth
Az eiirnn Edition roody, in handsome i2mo
va tnnrv Cloih g II, ~ -.
"A NEW ROOt - illi tratife -. the In .tlrtion II
Slavery SOCIOLOGY toR TUE SOUTH: OGfie
Failure Of Free Snciny, by George fit7bugh E.q Que
vol l2mo Prirr-Clath 81; lt,fer, - eenfs.
Noncfs ~ rnf fHFas -lhrt f,ro pnteot in this vol
nal inrts which tll ohukc taunttcsrn
nnd enrhiu tie uttc of thtHsiug men.-Natieaal
hp,iigoccr.
Thus nook ia ul.ue of tlough uud magazine al
jeps lt' mnin ohlart seems. be the 1usrrarion of
the nrrra,iry far. aud the adwintng.. 81 savcrY.-
Warrington So1Iak
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y 10000 CORES sTEAM-~ r-s~ :

n boAi DISASTERS ON + II T. H<s.sszsr-r.sg
NENlEkN ATERS. AND STEAMBOAT DlREC
tti7u ~ $ IA MBoA T DIRECTORY. winch viii
| l,sq.d 81 o uhcD ueS. The hoab Will in over
~ tn,it" r,e"-. illn=tH"d ~ tbc best style Al
e. siHls bou,l H. durable mnunr, II VII b. orc al
he masr MI le-ring hnuks puhii-h.d aud viii he
H. nh TINT a' h intrrestng all cln.-os al paupc.-
! he ANEusr DIRECTORY viii conu,ln d cum
ll en list ttd description ot all thu Stcanhuata
ba n tar y rst,ru nnd Southern wnjer.. The length
mod spe"J ro"er and tnnnge ot bon, where and
hon bul', tt na,ne,t the bout, with the lc she
in. A,o. the utncs OF Captains aud officers her nee
NrAc. lne Directory viii c"nininh history al Stcnm.
hoHls mud teRm' oat'nE On the Western waters,
tle appiea ion ui steam; also sketch ct thc hts bout
bui Tor the Ohio River with III" nnme 81 the builder
omnaf deraul ner.
The RlY Err DIRECTORY will conmio i.l aud de
crptipn OF all the hramhoRt div ,aera that huye
ure un tn. y crn aud southern watcr, beautifully
llu-tm,ci. y ha lel ct all those who hive persisted
l. their bur- sinking aui exploding "u the N.,tcrn
I'D uthe,l. oNors The Dir will cortai Maps
.1 the OHir Mississippi NIssnur, Iltun. AIkansns.
White. Ked. On, litt Xazoo aud orher Rivers. with
ihe Owns mi lii Ind down. Vifh e9rrrc d-tnure-i
also many othgr River All Commercial items inter
r,t To thr pcn lie At arge The book viii contain The
cari- nf The yalou# L. :. Mai Bonts. vh thr trnde
they IN. a. g. The Directory will also coutan
compete lit Ut ~ The responsible S,mh,np licensed
Officers, thou rhces o resi cnrr, Nc., hc tie re"
Sanuhuat Law ~ irquu,rne Is with INN ent., how.
aE wherein il beech tn iucnrn ""Hf oihref, aud IN
ufcs The competent o tcr. e.; AZ m all hr lnrof
'aur L. :. supreme Court St,upbant Decisions up
,!afe, the Il an imp ,tlHt commercial Privileges.
Bdset Laiing important Drri.ion4 OF the ylrioo. L.
5 Caurt~ ia f,luId IL trrehts Losl ard Damaged &c
80 with rne,0y othr, things Of interest
Tte Directory wi he Iztrtlcd IN The bet lyle, and
pltted n the hes manner The author hns for six
hern eathcrn together all The tact, aud items in regard
II lie nan"au-S disastcrs On he Ne-trr nnd
southern water, an intends publishing them IN
houI tnrr. III. rtirc Of tn work WI lao put nj the
low san' ot ono DIIr. f"u rh"astod copies will b"
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late NEWS BIZ TIE MAILS.

tcGd Tragedy a Ship Bound te China.
The bark Lspwing arrived mt Baltimore on
Friday morning, with dates from Rio Janero to
June DIST.
c,nt. Kelly reports the particulars Of hrutnl
,,,Ta,f committed on hnard the sea Witch"
,nnt Frazier. bound Ia China from New York
The Sea Witch arrived at Rio on thu 10th of
INN md on being hpardrd hy the officers of the
Customs it WAS discovered that the Captain had
Tbe officers Immediately sent for Guard
,,b.eh took charge ot the ship.
The American Consul. accompanied 10y Cap.
..;,, Royan of th- {. brig b liuhrilgp. repaired
- hoard and the men were all put in irons.
IN examination was instituted. and from the
Evidence adduced, it appears that on the night of
,he 9Th of June, between twelve and four O'Clock
,ba first mate. who had charge Of the deck went
- the room occupied by the ships surgeon, DR..
Rr laskv. aud hurriedly requested him to get up.
saving ne believed the Captain murdered -
The doctor entered the captains apartment, and
f,und him bathed in blood He Immediately
cave the alarm, when the watch on deck came
down. and.assisted him TO raise the captain. On
examination of the captains wounds, it was dis
covered that his skull had been fractured by three
distinct blows. and that tire skull WAS absolutely
driven in on the brain. The Captain died the
next dnv. and his body was placrdm hogsheud
Of spirits to he preserved The Doctor then in
sisted on going into hio, The snip beng theh 9oo
miles distant and it being The nearest port. The
mate wished to keep off, but the Doctor told him
that he suspected him as being the murderer, and
that if he manifested the slightest symptoms of
trpachcry. he would shoot him. The conduct of
the Doctor oycrawed the mute and he put into
Rio. On examining the apartment Of the
matt, a marIing spike was found CORES
popdng with the wounds given. deep
indentation in the wood of the cabin just
II
cred, TO which the marlin spike also CORES
pended, On the examination Icing concluded the
consul ordered themate, Sylyanus w Spencer.
to be arrested aud place. in irons, Previous to
being taken ashore he requested leave 10 dress
himself when he drew Il knife and stabbed him>rl
in the left breast but the wound he intir tied upon
himself was very slight All the men arrested
were liberated except three.
The Consul appointed Capt. Long to command
tie ship. The body ofCapt FREEZER was to be
sent to New York by the ship Union, about TO
sail
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


HHfEaTA fur.aa IA y deed ni t,usf exc
ruu=i hs plert. >to~art 4 - mud d, 1u.eph T. Dn
lara. Janr- Sie"u AM Wiley Campbell ula duly ~.
corded. sm'l rs trr IN said deed named rrnreed
Ia sell, at np'ir an'= In Ami pr~ tn,t llal-c On
The ~ IA, O." Aarn.i. 30 M hciaa autt Inv MI
flc risl l. title aud fhe .l N5b Can tlrlf
IA TIA. read "sate II 1pei g tpuh, u irsl bonn one
thtl Interest in t. ut 81 ure $. at WHICH the
aid joel Ca pheil diri s,zs and rs-rs-rI l,ne in
tnr county Amie',t aud elloiape the lands nj Mrs.
Nuarrd Betheli Gudru Campbell. T. 4 " lion and
a'her-. sn l'rf hoWrY"r IL thu NiiuwS daNer, nlsn
h}> lie sut w ey Campholts nnr.'hiri interest IN the
p"rsnnal property al satd rsate urludug one negro
MN ahnn - Years nd the heuseh "a and kitchen fur
n'in" snck I'D ri'utatian utensils. md atuui sl2uO
deposited IN The Cilsru- StsfnCs BanN Lynchhnrg.
viii tlsa Il. IN thr ThuI4d#tN fnIlnw1rs that il to
-'y NJ - d,v at August lslt in the corr, alinn
at y 'hhurc ~, pesnire-. ~ pubic auctiun the
HOUSE AND LOT IN which the -ud lnmr, stewart
u sdr siiaAted ia ar near aid corporation. nent tic
rrsid"l &c at Samuel McGorhlr. aud continuing about
ON quarter - m mere nis thu huusehol and kitsbca
furniture OF All Stcwnrt. aud Hlso on the sum lI,
viii sell u, public aurti , premises the loh,N ing
property conveyed hy sui 1ossrh z. DHlard. Ct 80
nueh nersp umv be s1l6cieut Tor ile purpose, "a
VII: TIM HOUSE ) Nd Lot m which the -uid Joseph
4 DIlinr e-iirs corntnins about ha sctr .itu-
med Diamond iidl, ia nrur -nd cotperptian; ul.o
thrt'lltw ps ~laves; two men. Nvutt ard uttir two
m"n, Chhr5b and Elm; CNo gill Lucy aud Csttn
rte; thrcr hoy l,nr- BIT al Mansfield; aud the
h"as"h I'D and r,'rh"n FURNITURE d thu spid pd,rl.
Tho ''m estate vii be sold upon pr,rdi II nld -
1on hs, uni ae per #oUal rape'lv uNaa ,lelit 81
'e'h- Negotiable fIrr- safj.lctarl, lor-rd viii
hr q8rei ia nch rase. mud the title tho real .sute
rrninrf rf'rl tho purchase ntou,., md
taly 'fa- wv t#AANGEk. Trustee.
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Thirteen Injured.
one of those dreadful accidents, the bare reel
taI of which causes the blood to eurde in the
Gins. occurred on the New York Portage Rail
road. near the foot of Plane Nos on Monday
between and O'Clock p. NJ. The locomotive
Hercules left the foot Plane No. 8, taking on
board, before starting, huckeberry party IN
their way home; and, proceeding at arapd rate,
came upon land slide, which had occurred du
ring the afternoon. at the east end of 'he deep
cut, near the foot of Plane No g. The locomo-
tive in its rapid course passed the slide, the
conclusion throwing those ON board down an EN-
bankment thirty feet high, the locomotive follow
ing. The tender and ira II Of cars attached
were parted from the locomotive, and remained
u Oh the track. All were more or less lnJured.and
William Berry, son of Jacob Brrey, of Grays-
port, aged about II years, was most horribly
mangIed and instantly killed The following is
list Of the injured;
Ann DeArmit, daughter ofJohn DeArmit-fa
tally scallcded; Jemina Long Young lady re-
siding at Mr.. j. DcArmt'S severely injured;
Potter DrArmit. of John DpArmt foot
smashed; Mary lh isbanp- severely injured in
ternally Mrs. Longaneeker. wife of John Long
anpcker. GAvsport- badly bruised and CUT Jas.
Jones' ay,port-srverely bruised; Eli loder,
Engineer-severely bruised and arm scadcd;
Richard Schellhorn. son of I'd Shelhnrn-lrgS
and shoulder bruised and cheek cut; two German
girls named Lonemyer, one d leg broke and the
other severely bruised; Lucy Lowe, daughter of
John Lowe Of Gaysporf- hand injured Daniel
Kneedler-leg hurt Geo Crawford' fireman
head cut Geo. Auginbaugh slightly bruised.
number of persons who were ON the coal cars at
tached made their escape by jumping Oft.
Owing to the confusion aud distress existing
and the many contradictory reports current az
we'll as the early hour at which we goto press,
the above are all the particulars ii the mean.
choly event that we can CLEAN. Fortunately,
the cmbankment over which the loco motive was
pr.cptated. had been rendered soft by the re-
cent .nins, or the probability is that more than
half Of those injured would have been killed.
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Ship IqHCh .

RosraS, July IS The new ship Defender
uumed in honor of Daniel Webster, and built by
Donald !IeFay, wo~ launched this morning, ia
the presence Of a large conoour4e Of people, The
Hon. Ed. Everett was present and addressed the
assenblase.
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lass ofths Shin Uofer UHch

NEW ORlEA $, July 25.--lntornati"n has
hacn received here of the loss of the ship Water
Witch of Boston, which was loading at Jaapa,
Mexico. for New York, aheut the Ist Of June
Capt. Pumcr was drowned
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Communication Of the Sentence Of Mrs. Robinson.
TROY, y y, July 2S.-tiovernor CLARK has
oominutrd the sentence of death passed upon
Mrs. Robinson. the "yeiled murdere-s," to i'm
,,risonment for life in the Sing Slug prison.
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NEW cove. ssN The subscribes having
purchased 'afr5est of his partners in the late
couaorn Of fnt -. tson y o. viii continue the
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS Ilts Old sIat aad sulirs the patronage
1T tie en-tamtf II the odconcen and the public gen.
rmly will ofrend promptly to the sale of all kinds
II rr, iucc JAS. f. HORNER.
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afternoon last, that the yellow Fever was IN the
increase at Gosport. 1t is reported that twelve
new cases and five deaths had occurred. during
Tue t"ehty'feor hours ending Friday night. We
sincerely hope the precaution and ear. of enr
Portsmouth and Norfolk friends, will prevent the
e'>ea>e reaching those plaoes.-Pet Erpress.
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ILLNESS OF THE IfoN. ABBoTT LAWRENCE
Boston. July 2G.-The Hon. Abbott Lawrence rs
very low to day and bat faint hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
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WAsHINGToN, July ?9.-lhe President has APP
pointed john l.. Dawson Of Pennsylvania, Coy
rrnor Of Kansas. vice Reeder removed.
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YELLOW FEVER AT GOSPORT.
We very much regretted to hear on Saturday
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| ,spOisTAxs NOTICE

l inm't. W. au s 20 having dissolved il is high.
~ important tlaf lho hp,ines- be closed speedily
rn,sie We hop therefore, that Nil persons indebted
Will call 81 by, before the Isl August;
stallion h7t 'n,s IN the hands of a collector,
without di4crimoqti, d. Il bonds and accounts unset.
tod. JOINER. WATSON h CO.
lul, l0-iftIstb,g
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bounty Land Warrants.
rICB to the SOLDIERS ofthp WAR oflOl2

fNOk SALE -siaO O00 Bonds uf III Virginia
1 md rnnues4ee Roilrosd Company. bearing 6 per
cent interest rfn'psl aud interest payable in New
York uod secured by recoed mortg ,ge upon the
tire Rond aud Nil tn, nsgrts of the ,npahy
lh"'e sceuiitlce regarded Hs of the frat class,
and Will be 4oll At price command the atient"n Of
very cnpali,t, fuI information Of the present eondi
ton and future prs poets o the Road will be furnished
by rs u?on application.
iuup II-t.rt4 PETERS SPENCE A. 20
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mn Il-l.rr4 PFrEPS. SPENCE &CO.
NEW CLASSICAL sCuOOL-The sub

/ .crtber- having made arrangement. with Mr. X.
lnlincrro succeed him hing respectful, solict
the patronage # tina community The School will be
o high order, omhrcing in its course the Latin.
Greek French German Languages, Mathematics
and the usunl Enrl.h ;, mel "a Tie session will be-
Monday s. temhcr B. d. aud continue 10 months.
orfns fi0 per sos nm j. NJ. GUY.
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tl,ss,iA smING M.Cm,,rs AND

: u ~ ~ N
q WHEAT FANS III. :. Nhitrcmora n Bro. arr
manufacturing their works on the ia>ia vcry super
fHkASHlNG MACHINES and FANS Of improN
81 patterns and ready Oh order, short notice
and reasonable lettn..
Farmers wanting superior Ma"i'r.. c.n .sperd o.
getting such by er.onal application y aodse.s ny u,
through the Post Offce.
Al'o. all kind. of eparing done shor, notice and
reasonable terms.
" 9 agents tor the sal, of OBED HuSSEY'S
CElFBe,FrD PArEsT REAPER AND MOVER, at the
manufacturers price.
Iho-e wishing obtain my of the above attic es will
do well 10 send ia their orders early as osSlbe.
The teaner can be examined Works.
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I'VE SUB ,GHIRER ,t-pe, 'a,"lfhis TRACT En-
at LAM. I,n= To- Ne tau,s, ~ A,obcrsi--tNo --2-
aIi.e- from 4 CITY yrebtnre. Thc 1art contains
aboat 1909 AIRES, which wtll b" divided IL suit
60 pur. ba,er,. The improvement. ~ all good md
HA-
fer terms apply 10 til subscriber at l., nchhurg.
doc 7-drnlts] GEO. q. CURLE.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tolosraphed 10, the Daily vrsinian

mITiMoRE. July 30.
Flour has declined quarter. Sales of How
ard Street at 81 80. City Mills So IA. Wheat
has advanced five cents. Corn is steady
NEw loRK, July 30.
Flour Is iirmer State ~ p Ia 81 ST: South.
ern Slo On Ia So Oh. Wheat firm Corn 30
To ~ cents
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slEMp EWINE.--50 ibs HEM lN Ne #
.sle by STRUTHER 4 WHITEHEAD.
jury i2t-
.N0RN FOR Sl1EE.-Ju't 1eee'y,d and / T
81, 80 to 400 tu-a-I. nj Con. l2w Tor ea-l -
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