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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Notice Is hereby given. that whereas Rich
ard Leland of Eden in the Count. Of Hanco.k \
by his deed dated the second day of October
eighteen hundred and forty eight. conveyed
in fee and in Mortgage to me eertain lot Of
Land, situated in said Eden, and bounded on
the North BY the County Road, on the East
hy Thomas Leland and William Leland. ON
tie South By Pembroke Leland and ON the
West by Jacob s. Thomas. containing my five
acres more orlc-s which said Mortgageis is recorded
in the Hancoc 1 County Registry Of Deeds, Book
-, page 53e. Also one other Lo, bounded as
follows:
Beginning at Maple Tree the Southwest cor.
nsr Of Ebcnezer peach's home lot, and follow
Ing Smith Hopkins line south westerly to said
unpkins' southern corner. Then at right an
glcs eastesly fifty rods to a maple tree. thence
moth twenty eight degrees east 70 the brook.
thence following the brook norihwardly until
Il strikes the line Of No 80, thence direct TO
the frss mentioned bounds, containing fifty
sefeS more or less--which said Mortgage Is
recorded in the Hancock County Registry Of
Deeds Book No 81 page 29.-
To which reference msy be had for more
particular description Of the above named pre-
mises and whereas the conditions Of said
Mortgage has been broken. and still continues
uuperformed. Now therefore, | the under
signed, by reason thereof claim the foreclosure
u the aame. according TO the provisions Of the
l25th chapter Of the Revised Statutes Of the
State Of Maine.
Eden August 9th. 1855.
u DA'Ap
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Whsrsas Jesse Davis, jt II pedham la The County
e0 sceack On the "a IN day OF psesesf IN tue year
1874 conveyed the proprie,crs Of No "r ots hs
nssd Of MssAss duly recorded =" .he hsnsees asss
~ ND sstusts ia ssid usdam. ard 10 fsrtaer b'a"ass
ADD d.scrihed ~ 6toss. 10 vh;-BeSinnias o. me
aasshsey eraef ~ JoaA whlss hot sns ianaihs ses'
ssiy - email ppad sna rouah he shore " sad Paaa
= - v,ssrly cafasr ~ ssd whites le,-thsa Sos'h
- degrees east she northiy corner wa U bnfth
~ sssaes seu,h q, desfess ssai lio rods 70 ,As
~ eerasf a sald BsRs i thence souih - degree.
ga 3 reis sad links v ,hs soa,hef, ef"sr - sas
Duss,ls lot thsa seuh ~ dssre>s west 20 disputed
es ciai,nsd ~ Bsckspsc and orlsad shsnes nosih -
1ss,sss vess on sad line 10 the Boek-pof road 90
eAsa ,bsece on sa,d read aoUhety 10 Nathan pe1lHs
~ shsaes south ~ iegsees east ea said ine
- is Aess msassoasd eoaads containing t"o honafe'
And lwe acres more % isss.
A vhsfsas, sah mostsass dssd yss thsfe4ns s
stsNsd Ard traasrsfsd BY said Psepsieiors " the Als
Nsa Ahgxit c. o. Callss ~ NesharyPors, MA,sAene
s6sss wlsss executor and rss'dusfy iessies the an
1egeiape1 AiphNas Grossly an aad whsrsA: shs esedt
Isas y saii n,or,sass have rot been oalfed ha, have
49, lsekes hereby claim to ofs< lose ths SANE ssa
sjss m, n,ies of ny in,snioa to Do agrsssbs 'e
1 puEUS CROSBY Executor &c,
n Bv his Atlosasr. nos. Rosiason
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3tIstrl.NllrOug.
THE HELMSMAN OF LAKE ERIE.

THE HELMsMAN OF LAKE ERIE.
!, Mas Oh pleasant May mptrlns ls4t
Il steam vessel WAS riding al anchor, op.
poslle the town of BaillIo on Lake Ere
You know. dare say, lha, Erie IS ote oi
those sra lakes for which America is Ia.
nous and as you stand on Its shore. aud
see the green waves dashing N one after
another, suu might we'll lhlak you were
locking on the gteat ocean ltseli The
Jefsey-ior that was the name oi the
sieamef-wa saiy dressed wt,h flags
the Blue Peter, The sl.nal ot her lmrnedI
ate sailing, was at her mdinuast head
potte's were hurrylH. along the uart,m
quay that Iu,s out INTO the lake; boa,Inen
quarrel,ng with each other ior passen-
gers; traveller, hufylng backwards and
forwards 10 lnuk Tor their luggage friends
shaking hands ani budding each cIhef
farewell ldiers lounglug ABOUT with ,he,r
hands IN their pockets; and all the 'ar-
ous kinds uf hustle and confusion tha, at.
tend the departure OF packe, from wa.
,eriug place.
But presently the anchor was heaved.
the paddles began 10 turn, the sails were
set, and, leaving a broad track of foam
behind her, the Jersey stood westward
and held on her course for the town Of
Erie. Il was bright blue day, and -
hour after hour went by, some mingled
in The busy conversation OF politics, some
sa, apart and calculated the gains Of the
shop or the counting house some were
wrapt up in the book with which they
were engaged, and one or two. with whom
time seemed to hang heavily, composed
themselves TO sleep. In short. one and
all were like men who ,hodght that. lie,
danger come when it might, at least i,
would not be that day.
It drew towards four in the afternoon,
and the steamer, which had hitherto been
keeping The middle OF the lake, Stood
sou,hafd-Erie, the place to which II
was bound. lying on the southern side
Old John Maynard was a, the wheel,
bluff, weather. be a,en sailor, tanned BY
many wiu.ry tempest. He had truly
learned TO be conlen,ed with his sllua-
ton; none could say that they ever heard
him repins al his hard labor and scaniy
paw. lie had in the worst times, a cheer
iul word and kind look for those with
whom he was thrown; cast often enough
into bad company. he tried a. least and
generally succeeded. to say something Tor
its good. He was known from one end
Of Lake Erie 10 the other BY the name Of
Homes. John Maynard. and the secre. oi
his honesty 10 his ne'ghbofs was-h'a
love Of God. sa
The land was ten miles of. when the
ca p,ain, coming up from the cabin. cried
on, 10 q sailor ..-
"D,ck Fletcher, what's all that smoke
| zee coming out from that holdf
"l.'s from The engine room. SIR ] gaess,'
said the man.
Down with you, then, aud let me
know" said the captain.
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4ortrq.
For the Ellsworth American.
God Everywhere.
ALBION W. CLARK.

heard a sound Of angry tone
Upon !Eolus simpetuous moan,
Saying. roll thou mighty deep!
Awake the merma ids ou, Of sleep"
Then. riding ligh,ening's vivid streak,
u bade'he thunters loudly speak;
They foared their utmost; shook the
ground;
And ye, lie scorned their puny sound;
They muf,efed. wha, they only dare.
The speaker is, God everywhere"
An image, saw in the clouds,
Dashing down the other sh,ouds;
lie, with power IN HIS arm,
Surveyed the progress Of the storm;
Aud a, lIls pleasure. wishing peace.
Waved HIS hand aud tunu!t ceased;
The elements stood trembling there;
Proclaimed the right. God every where
The iempes, ceased, but III the skies,
l he solar spectrum ne, my eyes;
My gaze was fastened on the sight.
Whlte distant rim reflected light;
The eolof, arranged themselves IN form,
Aud rainbow hung on the dstan,
storm;
WAS then arrested from nv revere
By the bird creations s,,urS o. clee;
began 10 read and the language there
Head 'ios 10 rae, God everywhere.
4 language re ad | on the flowers;
On leave, OF trees IN sacred bowers;
On innsues ot sinners hearts Of SAINTS; /;
Ola ali the pictures Nature J,t lui>:
IEese, are scrolls ii wriueu hove,
Dai,6 now, aIG from above,
Turn 10 Nature, read /, iIiefc;
The motto IS, God eyerswheFe''
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ton Of the general government on sla.
very also causes them not unnat urally, to
abhor action that may have even the best
ends in view. This may follow from
their prejudices. or their ignorance. or
their interests. We know not what may
be the cause of their opinion. but We do
know that such opinion cannot be disre.
garded. save at great hazard to that end
which we all have in view. namely, the
union Of the free States n behalf Of free.
dom. II susa will ins.s. spon their ultra.
isms being incorporated into the program.
INC Of n rev party, they ought not TO be
surprised to see tina, party defeated. The
error is less with them than with those
who submit to their improper demands
We are all engaged in the most important,
Of causes, and every man is forced to
make some sacrifices in behalf OF il, to
secure its victory. Why should one par
,icular Sc, of men be exempted from this !!
There is no reason why they should be,
and they will not be allowed privileges
that are extended to no other men.-Bos.
ton Bee.
More BRUTALITY IN kASsAs.-On The
29th ult., a new tragedy was enacted at
Fort Calhoun. The site was designated
by the Legislature as town. Slnce that
time it has lain idle, without compl, ing
with the law, requiring Improvements to
be made. A squatter. Of the name Of
Davis, went on it about three weeks ago
and broke large number Of acres. A
large number OF members went up to ous,
Davis, but he was fortified in log house,
with four or FIVE men to aid him, and re.
sisted, as he told them he would. He
said they must take HIM corpse if they
took him at all Il is worth mentioning
here that Davis agreed to vaca,e if they
would try titles; but their object was to
dIspossess him by force, and then compel
him to bring suit. At nearly the first
fire Mr.. Purple was shot in the arm,
and the arm broken. A Mr.. Goss, from
Iowa, was killed dead. and two more
wounded. Daring the fight parley was
sounded. Alter three invitations TO three
different persons for one TO act as spokes.
man, Major Cochran, from Bluff CITY, d.
vested OF his aims and approached Davis
cabin. when Davis told him that they
the outs lie party-had killed his wife
and children. Thus matters stand.
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what Is worthy: Of the gratitude of the
whole age, is, that they are both men OF
God, stainless in character and life, work
ing with all their mighty strength as hum
bic missionaries at the feet Of Jesus, 10
redeem men from error aud sin"
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A great democratic meeting in Phila.
delphia ON the 18th, passed resolutions
endorsing the Nebraska bill.
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Art 3. All practitioners of medicine,
their wives, and their children while nn-
der the parental care, are entitled /,
gratuilous services Of any one or more OF
the faculty residing near lhca, whose
assistance may be desired.
n,ty ,f pbvs;c;,ps resnect;pr Vicarious
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BY TELEGRAPH,
TeleeIaphed foi the Daily Virginian
Arrival OF the Star of the West.

NEw loRk, July - star of West arrived
from California, with dates of the ist inst, thi.
day.
faaud- are reported to have been committed
ia the accounts Of Adams \ Co. and Page \
Bacon. Warrant had beeu issued for the
arrest of Page, but he had escaped in steamer.
The Democrats have nominated Biglcr for
Governor.
y naval engagement ia reported 10 hive taken
place oil San Diego, between Russian frigate
and French corvette. Tie French commander.
rather than surrender blow up his vessel, with
all on bonrd The Russians lost POO in killed and
wounded, The story is doubted
MARKETS.
llaXnll flour, So 10. Walker has been de.
feated at Riyas, losing 20 men. Walker ned.
leaving important documents behind. He passed
through san juan at night-burnt the barracks.
seized schooner at wharf and sailed for parts un-
known.
BALTIMORE, July 25-White wheat | 50 TO 81
S.; Red : 20 TO | Is. White corn ~ TO ~ OF;
yellow %. Howard street -four held at - 10
~ u. City mills 81 -
INV York, July 25.-Flour heavy and de
Glued - cents. State S. to 81 30 southern
- -. Wheat lower-W Western, white ~ 30.
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Mr.. Carter, of Richmond; Jacob NJ. Race, New
Jersey; Mrs Duberry, Hampton Frederick G cd
win, Gosport; Miss Follins, Gosport.


Al IA late hour Wednesday night, SAYS the
Louisville Courier, gang ot lawless rutliarS,
the same no doubt who have been committing nn
merous and coEardlv aud brutal cAcesses in the
lower part Of the city, made an attack upon the
houses of Mr. + Quinn. Several Of his houses
were stoned md much dclaeed. The property
is between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Mrs,
Sweeney's house at the corner Of Eleventh and
Monroe streets, was stoned and much damaged.
NJ. Hegan's house was also stoned and the win
dows broken. \ woman, Mrs Lee was shot
through the arm Noarrests were made. Threats
Of burning the property last night were uttered.
Mr. Afford. on Main street, received stray
shot in the arm from the crowd. The eowardly
misereans who committed these midnight deeds,
of course, were not recognized. They are a set
of fellows who prow around among the people
whenever any public speaking taxes plaee, aud
display their prowess by attacking defenccless
persons, not permitting even females toescapc.
\ malicious rumor was started that fire arms
we're concealed in the Catholic Church on lhir-
teenth street, which was promptly aIlayed by the
church doors being thrown open by the priest in
change, and the building searched. OF course
nothing warlike was found.
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ItTI, MEMS BIZ THE MAILS.

TIE Norfolk Herald of Yesterday has an mr.
,;ore with regard to the yellow fever in Gosport.
from which it appears that its exsteneeis tracea-
HE to the steamer Bon Franklin, which arrived
at onarantine on the 9TH June, from st. Thomas
The steamer was detained at quarantine II days
,,ben with the consent If the Board IF Health
she proceeded up the harbor She taken up
:, p3.se aud Aliens ship yard (neSt to the navy
,.ari ,yallO There she remained - DAYS during
,ybieh period il i stated the Captain violated his
,,a .,empnt in having the hole broken nut. Cn
The 9Th nf July. IA man who had been Mt work ON
h,ar If her was taken sick. and his disease PROV
al :, he yellow fever. This was the first Gaze
in % DAYS after tie steamers arrival. He died
an the Rth july and the Town Councils of Ports
month Immediately convened and issued an order
10 send her back to quarantine which WINS done
forthwith and she now remains there. Follow
ing this case were a number of others, among
whom were six of the hand belonging to the
steamer who were sent Ia the Marine Hospital:
two of whom have died. In Gosport six persons
have died in ali-ncluding the man before. and
the following is list of their names and residen-
ces.
Mr.. Carter, of Richmond Jacob NJ. Race, New
Jersey; Mrs. Duherry, Hampton; Frederick G cd
win. Gosport; Miss Follins, Gosport.
About fifteen cases renaia under treatment.
As yet the epidemic has been confined to the
vicinity of Page and Aliens ship ward which
has been boarded mp aud all communication with
it inlerlcted. We have not heard fsays the
Herald of any case beyond this smnll infected
district, which was not contracted within it; aud
have no dou't that with due precautionit will be
kept confined to it, present limits, and soon
cease for want Of material 10 feed upon.
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les. They returnedate s. "a a.sarnoon will
out having succeeded L. t...r enterprise.
Thomas \ 1oung, one Of the unfortunate par
" was Philadelphian. He wa brother Of Mr..
Amman Young. merchant Of Bank street.
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wa- tnRen sic curly in the wear 1879; confined
my bed soee six mo-; h,; my nbo'e rev stem en-
Ii ely postatod bud almost wholly lost the U.s.,
my limbs. Daring tat iiare ! was visited hy sever.
Physicians Of Gigh -auaii1g. bst W. - ianIr e1prt-
grew worse. uft hofuuI, as enlp. ia.t any onel.
my could be. My ~ y.cinns 'nrp ndNi Il m' II vis
t4e Allegheny Sprrg-. 4.i -o--'y4s ens'"d toe1e
ny bed, he4g D,ahr 10 .ian1 or sit liau.ed ic at.
1bout ten dpys-comoeutei improving al olce uni W
finally rc.fared h,aiih. nave 10 hesitation IA Ia
INK thni owe my restoration 10 h",rh ,a'lroy 10 IL
# thi, tcr, and a,n.yr het it mo- bern for til
po c,tul agent wou now have been iaibr srlNa
HIRAM mr..
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nniinn nfPnnment.

NEW ORLEANS, July 21.-'lhe house Of Eel
lows an ! c.. here has resumed basin ess, and
will continue business as heretofore.
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4gpoiotmeuss al H'ashington- Governor Rec

WAsHINoroN. July 2lth.-Robrrt Lushcr has
been appointed Commis>oner TO Louisiana to
take evidence of Court of Claims.
No conclusion has been arrived at relative 70
the the retention Of Governor Reeder'
Judge M.net has been appointed Commissions
CT of Pensions rice Waldo.
Adyices from Kansas report that Reeder reiu-
yes torecognize the Legislature legal body.
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Increase Of ieiiow F. rer IN Neic Otlea
NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-lhe yellow fever is
incr aasing in this CITY, though the new eases are
of mild character. There were & deaths in the
hospital during the past week.
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RoCKBaDGE AAUM SPRINGS, VA.

yhtlIIS old mud lASorite Watching PLACE hav-
ing been greatly eulugrd aud embellisGed j.
open Tor visitors its ianc in the Of disen,c-the
strndy gra4th ul mon linn thiuy years experience
and till--is tho well established 10 need advert
sing II Is b,icrrd snI wholly without rival IN
the cure"i SrroiuIr Chronic Dmrrhra, Dyspapsh OBJ
.tuaf. dsetsr. OF tbr Liver ol the Kilne :, md of
the Stiu Bronchitis 0ph,lni, aud Nervous affections,
Chronic Thrash and complaints peculiar to females.
Pamphlets containing uua ysis nndu few out Of null
titodr Of nt night have been p@blished will be
iorwordrd on npTllcatinn
Bul. thr rropucpr- wish to invite attention their
.rts ic,iug this attractive resort not merely
the Invalid hui to nil who desire heathiu api agreea
bic rcrreation from the cares Of business. They have
spared neither paio' expense ia fitting up their
Enlistment according 10 the requirements If tho times
in Hotel keeping.
lley have ui1o the pleasure TO state that Dir. G A.
ROSE. al In Porte, lnhnna, long md we'll know as
citizen md physician u LSnrlburg h1s consented to
reud ms services as resident physician.
The Nelnndt Band Of Mnsic. of Baltimore. is engs
ged for the Bliad, Ten.pins. SNORING Gal.
lory, &C. &c Frazier i, RANDOLPH,
Proprietnrs.
MAJ. JoHS II. SrAYREs, (ate of the Coumhan) SUI
periute ndeut. July 6.1Sc2m
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| IMPORTANT NOpsCE.-Tlr

loruer. Was-aa 4. Co having dissolved. il is high.
important thu fbc business be c sod as speedily as
o,sl; hore th ole, TINT oil persons indebted
will call nni s'tc by. before. the Isl August
shall on that ny place in the hanla of collector,
'.dhout disctmlr All all bonds and unset
el. HORNER WAI sOfs& co.
iuiv lU-igl rtBfr
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ia aw NJ q 2ss s.Es q NJ;
". 4. ShsJhspDIyANF,
hTroRNEY At LAW AND NOTARY pun

ATTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PURl1C.
Richmond Va
DRAGTISES in all the Court. of Richmond City
N mi in The Counties II lIegtira and Hanover
H. the capacity of notary public viii attend 10 taking
ucnowlcI sment, Of deel- drpoaitsons Sc. &r. All
professional duri-- PROMPT ly discharged. Office cur
of Bunk nnd llthstr"rs opprosr" Capitol Square,
ma 7 ,lt s}m
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SAW MANUFACT0RY,
10Th STREET.,
Between Mnin and Gary streets,
Richmond, Va.

ff'OlAND - BURGER, n"priotur- would respect
fully tother friends md fhr public generally
10, ii'eons"qncnce of the very hanerng -uceess with
NhrhthrY lnve IN ihHi enterprise they pro
aI,1 mspuf ,cinrc vi h greater facility aud promp
Ia,3 thau her toiure. SAWS, md onrc especially CIR
DNLAR SAWS which, upon the testimony Of some of
beat and rellahlc ciryens, claimed In be
superior IN ia ir working oil others. They he
Grnd in MI pfinepal Hardware Stores in the cty,ut
Factory pfieea
All Saw. stamped TOLhND 4 BERGER wnr.
aptcd in the nl s,nsc, no nHftcr from whom hy
ultom nafchu .cd
Ordcrs respectfully soIic.t"d an1 npty executed
~ Al lstter~ promptly nusN .red
eup Its TRTAND & BEKGER
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Es0n SAAE -.lO0,0uO Bonds ii I'll Virginia
and r,lne= 80 Rulron1 Company, bearing per
. nj ittrrc.' ptin- pal and niercet payable in New
ork mad secured by sccp Il morlR ge upon the on.
Rad md nj tn, ngset, Il the Company.
fheHr occurfd# are regarded Of the FIRST class,
ID vii be .ai price II command the ention Of
#era eapitiit ru ufarmation of the present condi
aud future prstprcts 81 the Road will be furnished
= Us u3lu nprIir lion.
jp.a II. 49,, pFTFPS SPENCE co
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a Va DEECtN ko'E FL. Richmond,
~ VA rlmor having become rurrrnt thu the sub
.ober had renIu.hcl the pr"prietnt.hpo tho Ameri
so, Hotel he takes his mode ol informing hi4 iends
md the travelling public thai such IA the lie
l"H- to nssu1o hs patrons that sne cn,c nnd nrn
uu slhll he shown then in future heretofore Inns gain
81 thri, liberal pntr"unrc
]. MlLDEBER6ER SMITH
il - dS'Im American Hotel Rtchmond
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JyO. o. L. GOGGsN,
LII, ~ JOHNS, y,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL ROGERS
COMMISSION 4 u FORudh DING AGENTS
DynchbuTg, Va,

IiqUurs, Domestic Goods Sole Lenther Tannef'r
H. fi-h. BE. a., 10 which they invite the attention
dun lcnha ~ t-r nuhlie frnrInllv. lnne 2s
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gtounfy Land warrants.

OFFICE to the SOLDIERS ofthe WAR ofl812
ANA "A you will soon be In receipt e your LAND
sSFlWARtANfH, and / suppose each and every
nAAs ct yo Win ret the yer, hghcs price you
therefore thii I tonotify You before making sae OF
chius You vii i've call navc made
narmruta IN NeW No,k which viii cnuho me to pay
1T" than any one h..' hi side ol Nov York
LAfAYETTE X. CRAY.
Agent Tor Military Cltms,
na1l Z. Lynelbprg w
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D. II. HisuDGEORD n co
Richmond, Va.
BRIDGPORD & cos
WESTERN EXPRESS LINE,

No 0bnte INV htr via Ohm KIVor. eIight nd
vnr,r /. charged II all tho why by Railroad. No
a9rlRe et9Rsd on goods scnf though line Com
si,ul" BRlDGFOHp y CO. Richuond
ItrERrNcFN ~ RenAuNp Stetns 4 Bfummc
Il -Ic, t. 4 Ca Sndcn y MilcrtJ II. Claiborne,
J. W NriRh y, Co. tlBa. T Wouhnm \ Co Shields
\ Somme, vile aud Ednoud., Davenport 4 Go.
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Ahtsht. MUSIC, MASEC.-rh. undcr.en-
VI rd hn- iusf received hrEe assofment of poS
"a benutiul NGslC. lor the rnho Fore, al J. r. l..
- cid -tuwd Bsnh .qua,r, LyucrhurV md
nriei 10y Strnthsr Y " i'cheaa Druggists
All kinds ol Mus.c and Musical Instruments faruish
/ at shori notice. W T. GREENE.
tt,s9 IL ~
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