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GATE CITY HAT STORE.
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s. +. VOORHEES, Z co. respectfully a.
~. nouncs to the citizens of. ksokuk 80
the merchants generally that they have III -
turned from the East, where tHSy sG11tl1 1tsor.
assortment Of Hats, CAPS, ana other srtiefa -
their line ever brought to Keokuk.- An sxc~1e
ence OF thirty years engaged - nanufaetsrs1
and IN the sale of hats, ought to enable - % RVo
entire satisfaction to retailers and consuSe1I -
II will be cur business a. well ~ en- inl1spsf
always to select with care, both with rseasa 3
quality and style. We have located Aere -.
manenty and will exert ourselves to DO iusi3eo
to our purchasers The citizens Of the cItv e.
rely upon our hats being the best quality Al.
newest style.
Please give US call and look over our stocl.
a, the "Gate City Hat Store," No. ~, o>pesile
M,kenny & Runners Drug Store
Highest price paid in cash FOR sll kinds Of fI,u
and deer skins g. r. V1ORUIEG = IN.
Msseh Is. dtf
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@if1 CT In por ito n .
s. w. s. H. TUCKER,
Importers art Wholesale Dealers,

-. w IL = ~ SAAht
Importerx art Wholesale Dealers.
III AVE this day received per ship Shamrock
IL from Liverpooito New Orleans, and steamer
On the Mississippi, an Invoice OF Cutlery, Files,
Edge Tools, &c, dfect from the Manufacturers
IN sheffield; which, tos efher with increased par-
chases from American Manufacturers, form The
largest Stock Of Miscellaneous Hardware and
Cutiery ever brcugh. to the State n Iowa;
Which they offer and guarantee TO be at st. Lou
Is prices, and earnestly solicit from Dealers an
examination Of the same previously to going far
ther.
March %, 1855. daw
Garaer 7r.weis
0F dissren, sizes, for sklehy
" eW& TUCKER.
May /, 1885 a&w
AssS AAsysls.
StsGk atsst. LssA priesa. f.. 49,
a ~ Is WFArAf TUCKER.
- -@ 49, ---------- --------
Picks and Msssscks.
A LAREE Stock Of different qualities 1t 81.
Lou4s.ss.ce., for sale sy !, r,,ovr.
je Is d&w
~ AsvANfzED iron Pump Tuhinr, for sale ty
u dAw SW an TUCKER.
Assse saaA acsseas-
or the upright kind fvf bricki.yers and % n.sons,
- for sais " 8. W. II. TUCKER
Jsne "a. 1855. dAv
WAsHIN0 MACHiNEs.
THE patent floating -knuckle Washing Ma
chine, much used In Indiana and Ohio,
wonderful tims and labor-saving machine,
which should be used BY ell large families and
hotel keepers. s. w. t. H. TICKER.
j. - SAw
GRASS &YTARS
A LARGE stock Of Waldron's and other max
a eY's 0cythes ON hand aud for sale low by
s.W. l. Ii. TUCKER.
June IL. 1855. dAw
sCYrHR sNArHs.
/ N great variety ;iacinding the patent, ard alse
the wrought iren Snath, FOR sale by
S. w. & H. TUCKER.
June 10, 1855 d&w
scYTHE RHLEs AND sHARPxNERs.
A NJ extra article Of double and treble Scythe
n Sharpeners. S. w. d II. TUCKER
lel3 d&w
Nylrasiic Cement.
a Ill K LLOYD2
kskouk, June e7 1855. wsm
Hsy RAk~s.
L 4
IL generally used Revolving Horse Rake, for
sale by S.W. Ii. TUCKER
lel3 DIV
LADIES' SPADES
A LIGHT article, Just the thing f,r small
gardens. 5. ". * II. TUCKER.
iet3 4eSw
torn Planters.
THIS great labor and time saving machine for
i sale bt S. ". & II. TUCKER.
je I3 d&w
Hay and straw Forks.
LARGE stock for sale by
"A 5. w. s. II. TUCKER
lei2 d&w
Nickies.
A GOOD article for sale bv
Il S. W. HI. TUCKER.
el3 d&w
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Patent Snd Irens

THE Hsirsss Of HauUAtee, - ~ 11sehss's
j Secret.
The heroine is one Of IT, sUtelsSt psssran-
ures OF f. male loveliness 1vee fMo11n6k -,
For sale by yT HAyH ADI1k
July 3j--dlv &
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Justice OF the Peace.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
i friends In the country, that his office is on
Nam. between "a and Sd streets, Keokuk, Iowa,
over the Harness store. He will attend to the
collecting Of all accounts entrusted to his care,
with prompness. Accounts sent by mail, post
paid, will receive attention, and the money re-
turned as ordered
EDWARD COLE.
March :, ls55--d&wtf
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CAK rs.

F all kinds can be had al
CREIGHTON oAMERsS Z"
lel2 dif Johnson Street
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"a 5. W. s. H. TUCKER
let2 d&w
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FANCY CANDIES.

TUST received the largest and besi assortmen
~ Of Fancy Candies ever before offered ia kee
knk; also large assortment of Fruits, Nuts, sc
al CREIGHTON DINNERS.
April 30, 1855. dtf Johnson Sire
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SCRAP IRON.
WE will pay the highest pricein cashfor coed
wv No Blacksmith's scraps, at the Missorr
Iron store. THOS. J. RICE Co.
september s, l6b4.w
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az T. are at all times prepared 10 furnish Ice
w Cream Vanilla and Lernsn, 10 families
in any desired quantity We viii pack 1t in
small freezers so that Al will kssp for twelve
hours longer.
CREIGHTON & oHMER.
June - 1850.
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Patent ReefiDg.
2009 lbs Felting,
25 bbls Composition, for sale by
CLEGHORN & HARRISON.
Anril "A 1855
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torn Planters.
THIS great labor and time saving machine for
i sale bF S. ". & II. TUCKER.
e 3 d&w
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Aickies.
4 GOOD article for sale bv
Il S. W. Il H. TUCKER.
lel3 d&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

+ The Green River Synod, KY, at its recent ses-
sion resolved an additional endowment of $55,O00
to Cumberland College
The prairies near Bloomington, Iowa have been
on fire for the past month
Hon. Jno. NJ Bolts, of Va, Is in New York. q
5000 bushels Of corn were sold in Botetourt coun-
~, last week, at 53 cents per busheI
Forfy.eight manumtted slaves, formerly owned
BY Maxwell Chambers. left Salisbury, n. C., on
Wednesday, for oberline, Ohio. 49, s. 1
Rev. Jno Warwick, of the Alabama Presbytery,
died few days since from taking Red Precipitate,
in mistake for medicine < sFssSt
On Friday last. q detachment Of u s.. soldiers
started from Newport, KY, barracks for Western
Texas ssrs 81 - zas a q
Mrs. Claeinds Chapman has been admitted with
in the rails of the Kansas Legislature as q reper
ter for her husbands paper.
Miss Lucy Stone Blackwell il Iocturing 1T Chi
cago, on Slavery and Woman's Rights, to iiumense
andiepceA
Capt Jas, l. White. Of tho lost ship, 4Jamcs
Chester charged with feisniously casting the vsss
SCI away was acquitted on Saturday u baltimore.
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. EXCITEMENT IN A FRENCH TowN.-Thc popu-
iation sf the Croix Rousse, at Lyons assembled in
the Grande Place, short time since, for the an
nuai fete, and were astonished to i huge lion,
which had escaped from travelling mnnagere,
advance calmly towards them they He'd in every
direction, but the lion, taking no notice, continued
his prominade to place called Les Tapis. and
there suddenly leaped on to poor donkey, which
was tied TO post, and with one grip of his teeth,
killed him. The king of the forest then calmly
placed himself on the ground near his victim, and
after while allowed himself TO be conveyed back
to the menagerie by his keepers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

WAR on THE Rio GRANDE.-The San Antonio
Texan has a letter from Eagle Pass dated October
30th, stating that the Mexieans have,l 200 men un
der arms near there and 500 had arrived from
Monterey with four pieces of artillery All the
far1iies at Pedras Negras had been ordered to San
Fernando, small town which had been fortified
Tho Lipan Indians had carried their families into
the mountains and were preparing for war The
bodies of the four men killed in the fight between
Capt. Callahan and the Mexicans and Indians have
been brought into Texas and buried
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

KEEP OFF THE PLATFoRa-The comparatiye
danger ofstanding on the platforms of railroad cars
is forcefully shown by the reprt of the State Engi
neer and surveyor of New York. by which it ap.
pears that over twelve million passengers were
carried over their main railroads during this last
year. Out of this immense number twelve were
killed. and of these elerea standing on the plat
form
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

SLEEPY SERMoSs-The late Sidney Smith in
reference to certain persons who, by handling tho
most sublime truths in the dullest language and
the dryes manner, often sot their hearers to sleep
used to ask whether "sin was to be taken from
men as Eve was from Adam, by casting them into
a deep slumherY .. = - !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

A QUIET ELEcTIoN.-The Office of special coun
ty Judge in st. Lawrence county, N Y, was va
cant recently, and the fact being overlooked, nc
provision was made of it. A half dozen wide
awake friends of VIM. II. Sawyer discovered the
omission, and on election day seen votes wa. cast
for him. The county cauvassers have declared
him elected -t... .t--
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SLEIGHISG.-The Pttsfeld Mass )Sun of Thurs.
day says: There was a snow storm i'll this vicin
ity on Saturday and yesterday, and the weather is
quite wintersh. Sleighs were in motion when our
paper WAS put to press." ..-- -i ,.s +
The Montreal Pilot of the 18th says: "The bells
arc jingling merrily through our streets, and we
suppose that winter may be considered as fairly in
augurated in his ice-mantled dOminions'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

FROM TEXAs.-Our dates from Texas are to the
18th, A company OF S. soldiers arrived at San
Antonio the 10th from Laredo. The Indians
continue their thefts at San Antonio The Presby-
terry of Western Texas holds its session at Sequin
ON the 18th nit. The cotton crop of the State Is
San Antonio has been visited with grassheppers in
such numbers that they obscure the light Of the
sun. Danger to the coming crops is apprehended
by the planters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

BRAZIL has been severe sufferer from the cho-
lera which, it is said had not visited the countries
south of the Equator till the present year 1t COM
menced in June, at Para and soon travelled from
village to village, LOCO miles up the Amazon, COM
mitting great rsvages. At Rio Janero, at last ac.
counts, the deaths were 70 a day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

A TEN MILE TRoT-On Friday last a grand ten
mile trottng match, for thousand dollars, came
of at the Union Course, between Trustee and
SFangie in wagons. Trustee won the race in
3:e9a owing to a bad break made on the tenth
mile by Spangie. The best mile, the sixth, was
made in 3:0I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

A 'FEMAIE WITNEss-"Facts are stubborn
things" said lawyer to a female witness under
examination.
Tho lady replied: eyes, stree, and so are wo
men, and if you get anything out OF mo just lei
me know it." -... -'s-.., ,-
you'll be committed for contempt" III.
VERY well, I'll suffer justly, for feel the ut
most contempt for every lawyer present" 5lr
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Young AMERICA AT THE PLOUGH.-A Plough.
ing match for boys off last week at the Black
Bear, in Bucks county, Pa, when nine lads, the
Oldest only II years of age, started for the prizes
finishing off their allotted work in superior man.
ner. The first prize of $40 was won by james
Cornell aged Is. The other eight all received
prizes, varying from $e to 81. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

A FRIGHT IN a CHURCH.-Sunday evening was
the occasion of some unusual doings In St Peters
church at Rochester. The house was completely
filled with people, seats having been placed in the
aisle to accommodate those who could not get into
the slips. Just as the services had commenced
boy in going up the stairs leading to the gallery
broke out light of glass in window, tumbled
over bench, and niadea good deal of crash A
nervous old lady in the audience cried out that the
house was falling; another screamed fire; and
there was general rush to get out of the building
A boy in the gallery jumped through window. to
the ground, and young woman was prevented by
force from throwing herself from the gallery down
upon the people in the body of the house. Three
women tainted and were carried out Some of
the moro excited ran the tops of the pews to
reach the door. great many hats and bonnets
were crushed Many suffered from having their
corns :rsmpled upon and their ribs pressed by tho
crowd. But fortunately no ono serieusy hurt
and the excitement gave way to amusement when
the real cause of the fright and confusion was as
certained to be SO trfng. 49,. --.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

NOEGET 4 ANDERSON, UphoIsterers
~ AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
d franklin streets havs in store their Fall Stock of
rAFER HANGiNGS and UPHOLSTERING
'oopS, beng the largest and hest selected assort-
heht We have ever had the pleasure to offer to our
hends aud the public generally, and will be sold on
Ge mos; reasonable terms ocs-,s
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! BAsKRUPT CITIEs-San Francisco is burderei
with debt she cannot pay, and her treasury is
empty New Orleans has disposed OF the use OF
her public wharves for the term of three years, 30
as to raise money sufficient to pay the salaries Of
her school teachers: Philadelphia has not dollar
in her treasury; Chicago is in sorry financial
condition-her treasury is entirely empty, and
those In the employ of the city go begging for the
wages due them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

DESPERATE FIGHT.-A few days since, near
Lead springs Tenn, party of nine gentlemen,
discovered a panther measuring II feet in length,
aud weighing $50 pounds The animal fought for
half an hour and only gave up after receiving five
shots and innumcrsblc blows with stones, fence
rails, &c. He killed three OF the dogs in the en-.
counter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

FOUR TEACHERS DEyOURED BY CANNIBALs IN
ONE OF THE SOUTH SEA IsLANDs-The mission
ary ship John William" named after the heroic
martyr of Eromanga, has recently completed q
voyage among the New Hebrides and other west
erly groups. The journal of the voyage says:
''On reaching the Island of Fate the distressing
news was brought on board that some Of the
teachers, with their wives, left there the last
voyage, had been barbarously murdered. Only
nineteen days after they were landed, under tho
most cheering circumstances, the two Raratongan
teachers and their wives were murdered to furnish
materials for horrid cannibai banquet The real
reason of this sudden act of cruelty could mot be
learned - .. Z
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SHOCKING ACCID2NT.--On Saturday week, &
man named Gus Blake, belonging to Bridgewa ater
Beaver county, Pa, was run over by the aecommo
daton train on the Pennsylvania and Ohio Rail
road short distance above the Rochester Station
and cut entirely in TIVE. His heart was run ovel
by the wheel and a portion of it dropped from hi.
body between the rails 1t is supposed that he laie
down across the track while In state of intoxiea
ton He was about twenty-fve years of age
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FATAL FIRE.--Thc barn of Mr. Gates in Motto
wa township st. Josephs county, Michigan was
destroyed by fire the 10th inst. An idiot son of
Mr.. Gates, who was lodging in the granary, perish
ed in the halnes lf..-1 '..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

CLOSING OF THE CANALs.-At q meeting of the
New York Canal Commissioners, held in Albany,
on Thursday, it was resolved to close the State
canals on the 5th of December next, unless sooner
closed by ice. .-- .E.
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as,isned the following principal reason for charg.
ing high prices for his lectures -" do not lecture
for the sake of high prices, but have demanded
high prices that might get rid of importuniiies
for lectures beyond my abilities to meet NJ.
Boecher seems, by this confesssion, TO lack the
moral courage to say no to request annoying or
iuconyeniert s tg
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ANOTHER MACHINIsr DEAD.-The Boston Ira.
yeler states that Robert Trail, South Boston ma.
chinist who left for Cuba in October last died near
Matanzas, of yellow fever, few days since
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE Josiah B, Kill
burn, of the firm of French, Wells 4 Co. crocke-
ry merchants. Boston is missing, and it is supposed
has committed suicide He was Director of the
Grocers Bank. His financial accounts are said to
he correct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-26

VIRGINIA MECHANICS, ms FITUTE.
SILVER Nj Ed l., the highest premium,
awarded to SAMUEL d. DENOON, for the best spe-
c.meEs Of CRATES and TENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
TENDERS, FOR SALE At REDUCE
PflCE5.-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
tors IN tina city, of his own manufacture. The
ats embrace all of the various kinds and pattern.
such Us sqnare-toppod Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c
win beautiful rounding Fendors, summer pieces &c
10 match Orders for Gretes, Tenders &c, from
town and country punctuaIly attended TO and care
i.liy packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
viii 30 supplied at The lowest Nsrthern prices with
tie uEua discounts of for cash by Wholesale Apply
Gmy Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main between ath
and 9th streets, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL D. DFNOON
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells
tc~ OF nv own make. no 8-3rn 4 D. D.
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PILGRIM CELEBRATIoN.-The anniversary o
the landing Of the Pilgrims Is to be celebrated by
the Pilgrim Society of Plymouth, Mass, on Fri
day, Dec. 81 The oration viii be delivered BY
Hon. VIM ii. Seward
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HANDSOME PRoFIr.-Fhe schrl Aiatamaha has
arrived at New Bedford. from whaling cruise in
at 81, 600 or $4,000 She sailed la May, and was
chartered for only 5000
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ERIE R1u.RoAp.--Thc Erie Railroad Company
has purchased 300 acres at Jersey City. and 30f
acres on Bergin Heights for ta0AD0o-to be use<
in the strengthening Of tketr road. S
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PoLYGLor PREssEs.-There is printing office
In Paris capable of printing tho Lords prayer in
three hundred different languages
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Fanny Fern is coming out with a new novel
called Rose Clark Fanny intimates that all she
has before penned is not circumstance to it.
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pREMiuM SIT! Il = The subscriber ts
low prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful igns
a. well es comlaon low priced He took the
i premium ut the last Mechanics Fair and asks of
Aose who RE in want 10 give him Il call. His terms
viii be made to suit and having in his employ expe-
HeHosd workEen, will also undertake any kind of
t9Ains required Call on 18th street, next door to
Nj, iarringtOn's.
no 20 w ALIEN
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Alexander II. Rice, has been nominated - Atht
citiEense candidate. for Mayor OF Boston
1t. Waterman Palmer. Jr, Frst Artillery y. =
18th insk ss 3 sse
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CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN BARK AT PORT
AU-PRISCE AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF ARMS
"A correspondent writing from St Thomas, un-
der date of Feb. 81, says: a- @
1.-The American bark Amelia, of New York. COM
manded by Capt Peter Swonsen, arrived at Port.
au-Prince on the oath ult. last from st. Josephs,
Florida, with large and valuable cargo of arms
and ammuntion-Sidney Oaksmith as supercargo.
The Amelia with her entire cargo. valued at
$l00,O0W consisting of cannon, rifles, revolvers,
sabres. clothing and III fact every thing necessary
to equip small army, was seized by Joseph n.
Lewis esq, United States Consul agent at Port au-
Prince, and by him turned over to the Haytien
Government for safe keeping t-isg5= Sd
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FALL POIlTATTON

FALL nj IL IT A II ON..-
AssfR LARGE STOCK OF GUNS PIS-
S tolls AND RIFLES q
H-----'-H,. am how opening large <saA48
tAhtS Of SINGLE AND DOUBLE 1&aL
DARkEL GUNS, of superior finish ASaAAze4sM
AA9o-A splendid variety of Powder Flasks. of
DAohs make; Shot Belts and Pouches, of the most
Efiu.ee yl9s; hne Game Bsgs; Wad Cutters: Dog
t'i!a and Collars Ely's Waterproof Central Firs
NaIg ", ssh Rods. complete; Gun Wads, &C.
A-so-Cors Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Re-
V''e' and every description of Pistol now in use.
patch IsMES w 90 srSnI Suu uiS
ush ,a importer, doors above St. Charles Hotel.
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In the two years Of the pending war, Russia has
absorbed into her armies, eight hundred ana sxty
thonsani man, and France into hers three hun
dred thousand, while Great Britain probably abb
sorbod about fiffy thousand.
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IIIRiIsIA ME17HANICS iNSTITiTrE

Z kI-k-NI ~
' FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAWES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TTEgS EIGRTH AND NINTH return thBuks to my
sads TO: their kind patronage during the past four
ytars Ld bog leave to say that am prepared 10
idnsh Store Frun.s Monuments, Touls, Vaults ard
attend to Enclosing Buying Grounds, and in fact all
h0 il the Stone Cutting apd Building line. -.
Quality Of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
,+ssed North or South. oc so
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VESSEL WREcKED-The schooner Martin Mark-
ley Capt. George Staver, Of Norfolk, was totshy
wrecked on Old Point Comfort a478s,
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SECRETARY DoBBIs.-The report that Secre-
tary Dobbn Is about to resign IS denied. Bis
health has much improved, aud he has resolved to
comply with the earnest solicitations OF the Presi-
dent to continue at the head of the Navy Depart
ment