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ryMuris the Observation-Disclosures. n

the American Shaving Saloon, is furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter vsitors--painting, guiding, carpeting &c
he Will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue to be- the
resort of the old the aged and the young; for
all who want agreeable Shave, or their Hair cut
In style unsurpassed by any one, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees. Co. them to Hobson
aud get Clean nice shave, your hair cut in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold Shower Bath aud
you Will come away better and wiser ...
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= wUphoIstery Goods.-Brocatelles, Indi

Satin de Leiues; Union Damasks
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tassels; Loops, &c.
Do Cornice; Bands, &c.
T. r. PRICE & CO.
J. D. SMITH, Upholsterer, makes and puts up
Curtains in the latest style Orders left with T. r.
PRICE " Co. will receive prompt attention.
oc 22-lm =.
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.....,,naent OF the N Y. Herald says that
the settlements in Warrington Iel,a -. nd that
rounded With myhads Of hostile Indians anu s sn
The small parties a The United states 'loops sn'
against them are overwhelmed ~ superior nun
bers great Indian war west OF 'ne 'n'''''''A''
Ia anticipated
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Later from .Wreckers fired into
md Two Killed.
Commercial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16-Flour has advanced
State brands quoted at 1891 Southern $e.67.
Wheat is improving. Southern Red S2.O6. Corn
higher-Mixed 81. Provisions and Lard firm and
unchanged whiskey lower-3s cts. Stocks higher.
Virginia 6's $95 -s-...
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16-Flour dull. Howard st.
Ohio and City Mills quoted at g. Wheat UNI
changed-Red $3.50 $204, White S20$20s-
New Corn-White and Yellow COATS; old common
unchanged Bacon firm-sides 12a 0l3; shoulders
l2I. Mess Pork q 023.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 15.-Cotton advanced -
Sales for the week 5000 bales. Rice unchanged.
HAVANA, Nov. 13-Sugars only quoted nomi-
naly Molasses active and higher.
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DENTAL CARDS,
A CARD..-Thc nnder.igned re,nectfulI,

tAIADs~s nc uhucfsi&neu Teepectialy
IA announces that in consequence OF his drclaG.
health he has been compelled TO retire from business
and has accordingly disposed of his entire establish.
ment, next door above the Exchange Bank, to Ma
ANDREW ANToNI, long and fsvorsbly known il tins
community.
In conjunction with this announcement beg leave
TO return my most cordial thanks 20 nv friends and
the public generally fo the liberal patronage received
by during period of twenty years; and Oespeat
for my continuance of the encouragement
So generally extended to myself
N. B.--Persous having claims against are re.
quested to present them and those indebted to no
will please make immediate payment. car e,9ghd
at my old stand. JUAN PIZZIhL
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MIR. GrnlrlptOn.

II is charged by British organ IN New 1orh
that Secretary Marcy consented 70 allow the Eng
lish to recr1it troops in the y. States. inns
denied ON the part of Mr.. Marcy's friends
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Posi- OFFICE APPoINTNENT.-W We are graft
fed to learn that VIM. A. Davis. Esq, for many
years chief clerk in the Post Office in Richmond,
has been appointed postmaster at St Josephs Mo-,
where he had removed, with a salary of $780,
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BALL AND CONCERT MUsIC.-We invite atten-
ton to the advertisement of DoLLINaERs BAND
It is great public qualification to have good music
on festive occasions; and this band OF Dohineei
il a very fine one. Each performer is SOLO play
err of very great merit Doilinger is an adn''raoie
violinist and conducts the Orchestra with DECIDED
ability. We hope they viii meet with liberal en-
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+ IsT or LETTERS Remainias In tho
IL Richmond Post O6lee on the 18th Of November,
lass -. !,
E1- Persons calling for Letters in this List, viii
please say they adserti.ed
fV- OIsce hours on Sundays, hereafter from Ito
A. A. and from 4 70 r. n. 49,
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m. nkssiyinx Day

The first Thanksgiving Day by Executive re-
commendation in Virginia, was observed IN cur
city. as universally as ever Sunday was observed
The Churches were thronged with attentive wof-
shippers, and many able sermons, appropriate 70
,be occasion, were preached. All to be seemed
nIeased with the new festival, and to desire Its
permanent adoption.
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EFFECTS OF ADULTERATED LIQUOR.-A ply
stefan of Rockingham county has informed the cdi
tor of the Register, that he recently had several
cases of illness, among which was unmistake
ably the effect of adulterated liquor. One of the
patients died
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EA THE POCA has
1NH been withdrawn from the line for the
&4Lesa $500 present, between this place and Bal
kzE2szS timore. The BELVIDERE con-
tinues her regular trips. -
no I7-lt LUDLAM l. WATSON
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lately of the American Shaving Saloon has taken the
house next doc DIR. Powell 10th street. between
Main and Caryaand fitted up with superior accommo-
datons for his business where all who desire an easy
and pleasant Shave, will find him, heretofore
ready to please his customers
His superb style of Hair Cutting 10 proverbal and
he is he please the fastidious He will
continue manufacture the eelebrated Hair Restora-
tive and Tonic, which, with other popular prepare
tons and dyes, together with the delightful Sham
poon Bath, win make his shop, he hopes the resort
OF all who desire TO be waited upon in his line.
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10 Fashionable CIOuks a n d Shawls.-.
LADIES' FURS.
ELEGANT SILKS; ROBES; MORE ANTIQUES
and Dress Goods generally.
CURTAIN MATERIAL, WITH ALL THE FIX
TURES.
LACE AND MI slim CURTAINS.
\ splendid assortment of these Goods, to which we
invite attention.
&C l6-ts THOS. r. PRICE & CO.
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2
Dalnasks, Satin deLaines, Lace and Muslin Curtnins
Gilnps, Tasses Loops, Cornice, Bands, &c. splen-
did assortmt hand
Having engaged an almost entire new set of work
men from the most celebrated houses North, who,
with my own experience, satisfied that Upholstery
work OF every description will be executed in stye
not to be excelled. JOHN f. REGNAIJLT
oc 30-lm 1872 Main street
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A0O OOO WORTH OF READY.tADE
MIL lUUl 4, ATIIINl AT ClSI Ting saO

sDsJV,OVU CLUEHINF Al w We - Ia.ins,,
scribers ir tending to make change m their bu'leS
the LIST of January next will sell their entire soeA"
Ready made Clothin at cost for cash. we 90 ~.
put this advertisement in for effect but the s1o''
must be Sold and we will sell them at cost 10, CASH
s. MERCHANTS WElsiHEh
40 Il2 Man street.
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~ Ella cts, HIaakets, and Heavy
WOODEN GOODS.--T. II. PRICE L CO, have on
hand large and well selected stock of the best Negro
Blankets, Sattineta, Plains, Kerseys and Linseys,
which they will sell at the lowest prices
Oc l6-ts
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~ A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John c.
NLcCabe, of Hampton, Va.

HAMPTON, VA Oct. TO, 1850.
Having had occasion to BAKERS PREMIUM
BiTTERs in my family within the last two years in
cases of dyspepsia and nervous headache can safely
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing nlaladies with so signal success this. | have
ever carefully avoided recommending any fthe var-
GUS nostrunls with which the country is flooded be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
harm than good but as Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation, and produced
such beneficial results, do not feel at liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to their value.
JNO. C. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, and Druggists
generally &C so
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MARRIED,
DIED

At st. Paul's Church, Wednesday, the 18th inst
by the Rev. III. S. KepIer, DAVID NJ LEA to Mrs
MARY ROBINSON, both of this city.
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G3 We would say to our country friends
attracted 10 the city by SIMONS Ambrotype and Co
the Agricultural and Mechanics Fairs-they are both
well worthy visit. oc 81
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gPECTAr NOTICES.

r. DR.. J0hs Duval, 81 Petersburg, win
preach In Sycamore Church this saturday. mornng,
AZ n o'clock. no H-lt*
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nODR sPnINlar.--A saperssf 10
- sps'ass for sale lTfiaEo. ROBERTSON,
I'm, aYtar and dealer in Foreign and p e Nan 4;
no nj Hardware and Cutlery, NO. W
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FOX TIE oiPHASs.-we have a small bundl,
of articles for the Portsmouth orphans, from ,vs
little girls In Albemarle.r '' :"
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\ I11TICE IL aax . lii. daY eonsIItated and
~ ~, mn ~ Y analificd a. Exsea'
n0I 1,IIE CLNrI.EMEN.--An eIesa .
x50 mn WORTH ODD, OF DRf % ' 'a1s' :

entire change in our business ON tire first JSnus s
we will until that time offer stock .! 49, ia u
cost for cash or negotiable notes at o "'""''''
terest added. ..I the cge
As we are determined 10 reduce our ss,,,,y tress
lie may rely upon getting goods az ri dr~
Our stock Is very large and desirable H'''
cent purchase. ,.pmwpILkC o
4. HAM "
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NEW BOoKs.--GEO. Nj. WEST Nos. 4

1 %,
ing New Books
Charles Vavasseur or the Outcast Heir; by ]. Fred
erick Smith, author of Gus Howard, Woman and Her
Master. Fred Vernon, &c, &c; SOC
Estelle Grant, Or the Lost Wife; ST.
Out of Debt Out of Danger; by Cousin Alice, beau
,fnlly illustrated; 75c.
Uncle Johns First Book being the first step IN the
ladder to learning illustrated With over eighty ensra.
wings; Sic.
The French Speaker and Colloquial Phrase Book
An easy and agreeable method of acquiring II gram
NAUTICAL aud speaking knowledge of the French lam
guage: hy Francis Butler; SOC. no lit
w 4 5; ., ~ m N RO,.-RRIDGEORD &
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v Ladies' Fair.-The Ladies Of Dasar

ryr Ladies, Fair.-The Ladies or Dual
street Church are preparing to hold q Fair with q
view TO help in 1iquidsting debt of 81 100 which
has been resting this church since it was built
They would earnestly entreat their fnends and all
those who feel interested in the to come to
their help II is scarcely necessary to remind the
Christian community In Richmond of how much good
tins church has accomplished and is accomplish
ing i'm Its quiet way in the neahhorood where il is
located. God has blessed the enterprise with many
seasons of refreshing from his presence, and has
made 1t instrumental in bringing many souls unto
Christ. But while the number OF its members has in
creased considerably, yet its pecunary strength has
increased very little. The church has beeh laborng
under disadvantage in consequence Of the above
mentioned debt, and the ladies have resolved,
with the cooperation of their friends to help largely
tow ards canceling it, For this purpose they will hold
Fair for the sale of Fancy and Useful articles and
Refreshments, Of which they will have goodly guam
ty of q superior kind. The ladies have taken great
pains have the best assortment of useful articles
Their embroidery and fine work hns cost them much
labor and expense and they hope be able to satisfy
those who will patronize them with the full value of
their money. Let their friends and the public give
them call and help their efforts in this good
| The Fair will commence on MONDAY 10th instant,
at II o'clock, p NJ, In the church, and will continue
| during the week. no 15-St+
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In Philadelphia, on the 18th inst aged six mouths
ROBERT, infant son OF VIM II. and Margaret w.
Pearson.
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wA Gold watch WORTH $500 a

rS-A Gold Watch worth $50, n Lndy,s
Gold Braaele. worth $l2, Gold Locket worth s 10,
splendid Daguerreotype in beautiful Shell Case
worth IS, together with boxes of Cigars Walking.
Canes, Port Monnaes Cigar Cases &c, nc. for only
25 cents each, at POWERS Cigar Store, /
no Is Opposite American Hotel.
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C. HARTwELL ! ~


GINA, in opposition 20 the extension oil u''
rate limits Of the city of Richmond; "a Atee
Distyict No. l--Robcrt A. Mayo, 'se""
Thos. /. West Albert NJ. Akin. ,,in Meass
Disfrict No 2--(ieorge NJ Savage, shSi"'
Thos J. Starke, DIR. Richard s. Fess' m f,1an, ~
f)is,rfet No. 3-John b. Young, feneah
John NJ. Sheppard, Nathaniel Matih,N' esni.rin
Us,triet No 4-Walter Leake, Dr. ps-ita-lw
Duval, Jas Sempie. e. NJ. Nimmo. - ~ -
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ITO THE PUBLIC Having purchased

L the establishment of Mr.. JUAN PIZziN, gens
rally known az the ''St. Nicholas Saloon wouid re-
spectfully solicit the kind patronage Of my rendan
the public, assuring al who may favor me- with yh'
that every exertion will be Used to give Satisfaction
In future advertisement my Arrangement for Coz
Quoting the Ordinary will be duly snnounc.d.'
mo IS-Im ANDREW ANT0NL
DUIfE GKOTND BLACK PEPPER, Az.
i RICAN CAYENNE, GINGER, ClNNAM0s,
Sc-These spices perfectly pure and ground ep''
cially for family use. T. J. flCoI,
M IL DfugshA
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BOARDING.
- ~ >~-|~>N|oo|N>~---~~1N.o
ID RDIN(...Therea ps. t,,,, -,

opARDiNG;--There are two very dL e,irs,
H bic and handsome rooms suitable g., "cesna-
vacant at the Prescott House ON Ma, ~. 'aulles
doors above the Banks, that would like Ia S,SI '"o
cupiot They have been vacated only f,r " S. o.
families who have returned to Portsmouth , uys y
lily Wishing to obtain b0Hr can be- accommod,t.Sa
on reasonable terms can also accuinmodsta ~
gentlemen with board ,.iih or without ods,Dn 'sia
Want TO rent also, "a GOOD PIANO for the a..
dalton OF boardeIs ut the Prescott House AM -
son having one tor rent wall please call ON Nrs II,
at the above place. ~ s s'sE
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~ VIM. y. BURWELL, Attorney m Luw
will pgactce in all the OF the City OF Rich.
n,oud aud the counties Of Chesterfield and Powhataa
Prompt attention paid 70 the collection Of all cams
entrusted to his care. M 80 81 I
Office corner Of Governor and Main Streets over
the store Of y. b. spence nol-lm
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fr RELIGIOUS N0ticc.-E1der II. l.. Cole.
man will preach in the Springfield Temperance Hail.
an Church Hill, on Lords day morning at ii o'clock
Preaching may also be expected5n the evening, at
~ o,cfCck. &E# noI7-H*
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w.EoRAPHIC NEWS.
sREPoRTEf j on 4 HE D1sPA Tc 7

gREPoRTEnf on THE D1sP ATC H {
49,
Arrival of Despafehes BY the PMe ihc--
A,ncrscnn stock for Redemption
uyuttons In Washington.
w.sBrSaTos Nov. 16-The Pacific brought
heayy tiespatehes from Europe for the State De
nart,neut and $4,000 In American stocks for re-
@.fic star Of ssis evening suggests that the war
FURRY Is designed by Great Britain to check English
capifaliss from investing their funds In AHiei lean
securities and to increase the bullion In fhe Bank
Of EnoIa mi nv the sale of such American stocks as
are now held In this country - .e.
[sEcoND DISPATCH. ai 8
w.srrSaroN Nov 16-In consequence of the
annareut hostile attitude assumed by England. in
reinforcing her West Indies Squadron instructions
bad heen withheld from Commodore Paulding,
until adyiees could be received from our Minister
At london on the subject More adyiccs having
been received, assuring our Government Of per
feetiy pacific intentions towards the United States
| on the part of England, Commodore Paulding will
now proceed to Central America with his nag ship
with general instructions, only, in regard to oui
interests in that quarter. htss
Later from Hayaua..Nreckers fired into
and Two Killed.
NEW ORLEANS Nov 16-The Crescent City
has arrived here with dates from Havana to the
18th inst. 20
| A party of wreckers, while taking the cargo
| from Spanish brig on the Bahama Banks, were
| fred into by a Spanish launch, and two Of then
| killed and five wounded. The rest were imprison
ed for "a hours at Cienfugos.
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u Ladies, Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agonzng toothache aud the horrors of the dental
forceps, by the habitual use of DowDEN's DENTAL
FLUID. 1t prevents the formation of tartar
all acrid secreions restores the gums to beautiful
RED and healthy condition, imparts wilderness to
the teeth, refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth
and physicians of this and other cities superior
any preparation in For sale by Purcell Laid 4
Co; Bennett Beers; Adie Gray, and all druggists.
ac CLAIM
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ROAliDINE.-Ih have a comfor,a HE to-

- room chat should ike to have $3.50 p ohl
gentleman and lady. | can also accommodate ,ey.
al gentlemen either as whole or half boarder, NJ
terms are very easOnable aud shall leave n,,b;
undone that may tend to the comfort and eoaypnps
OF my guests. Location eligible and convenient IA
business. ELIZA SPARVAWL
Over P Ii. Taylors Music Store.
No IL. Enyorn
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YNTES CIV ARD KO.--BRIDGFORD Il
w CO.'S WESTERN EXPRESS LINE, for for

Receipts given through TO all the above named places
and chorge nude for Forwarding. Tobacco sent
to our from the country will receive prompt
attention Tobacconst would consult their interest by
shipping through this line it is cheapest and most
expeditions.
D. B. BRIDGFORD & CO, Agents,
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no 10
: = ~ i5T 4 NEIL 4. BELVIN In.

u dertaker. is now at metropolitan Hall ID ',sn
ment where he may be found At oil time' a sIo
attend to FUNERALS supplying Co Hmsy 1DiS II
and Carnage, at the shortest notice ., hand and to
sale. Thankful for past f,vos be tenders ms roS.
10 tho puolc III the various nos
sion.
NOTICED hnv this day fe naw - W. civ d
IN appointed THOMAS WHEEL !, .. ' INV ssns
Richmond my lawful agent, for me arc r,a,sE,sDsf
to carry ON business an Ordinary an ~" D MiS0R
no 7-K
Richmond, Nov 6, 1855. -
HAVING THIS DAY auaiihne 'I ~ isdebs.
i l. tor of Robert Barker estats' al ~ .u and
ed TO the same will come forward ana Sc hem or
those having claims against II wiz p., asv Le tsEea
ward properly authenticated that s,spss 'R2RKER
to settle them. kObiHo nm I0-~2u'
Richmond, Nov. 9, 1855. ---S ~------.- =,
nor THE GENFLEMEN'--rraaVV .sauss ca
i assortment of Cloths Cassiniei,s Gu And laub.
hand, at very reduced prices also Ms, shirts CFs
wool Shirts and Drawers Linen bO'o -,s,y al fur.
watts; Scarfs; Suspenders; and every -
isiing goods of the most Fashionable " 20 Main IT,
noB ALFRED Mo'i''' y, 80
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Use Paterson & Jackson's MAGIC FURNITURE
POLISH" 1t is unquestiouably the most labor-sa-
wing polish known and satisfaction is guaranteed
Prepared only and for sale Wholesale and retail by
PATERSON & JACKSON,
no lS-2w Druggists, II Main st.
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PRIVATE 1RDTN1;.-TL, y. ono 49,.

III
IL pleasant ROOM with two adjacent rooms Ona,'s,
INTO each other well adapted to the convenience Of
family OF tour or eight; also, two other rooms d,
smaller size. adapted TO two or six persons B,,,i
very reasonable: situation most desirable in the ry
Address A. NJ Richmond. Va MAPS,
pOARDISG.--Mrs. HOOPER ba, several
- vacant rooms, and can accommodate fannie.
with board on moderate terms. Location CbnyrI
Hill. Grace street, four doors from 18th street Ma,
tors attending the Fair can also be accommodated.
Oc 6-lm~
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~ .ale q man aboat 50 years old soAhd S 1I
and . good hand on farm o. any Ordinary
Apply At The 'rre'eo'' f''''ej oHs A. yET EA-
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scotch Whskey; London Porter, pinlsi o'a sheiss
Brandies full assortment; Haysps Cselh Sniees 10
sorsment fine Green and Black TeSssi ,iIER.
store and Tor sale BY skapLN - cary street,.
no u Corner fehiI - rssaor
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~ Important Notice to Housekeepcrs..-
Patterson L Jackson,s MAGIC FURNITURE POL

ISL is unversaA acknowledged by all who have used
it. to be decided hit" 1t is warranted give the
beautiful polish to furniture, and with less labor
than any other known polish Prepared only and for
sale by PATERSON & JACKSON,
no la2w Druggists, IL Main st.
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tonS, Nc;:-Just received at the ae1y n nd
f esens,ve hat Cap and Fur Depot fresh sunpS
Cns of the richest patterns Alo heant, ai
VI lnlats Felt Hats which the ladies will please On
and examine Cor themselves .-4 va pie"se can
no II W ~ E.iioioLh,
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NOIlCE.:-I have mt Lipsc OlnbJ,s livery
Sal is, Letter Box, in which orders NAV be len
LOT New Corn either shelled OF in tie ear; Sbeaf
U ua Blade Fodder; Shucks; Wheat Straw; Pine
My carts or wagons will remove Wood and raa1
asnss, or other iaannres, WHEN accessible can also
".ulsr Ten cows at ~ 50 tSf ID ~ month
:" $50 as N y. BOWIE, Magnolia
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

7 CIto hi , y u
Yarbroush mrs I,
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DEATH Of CAPT. 4. FORD, u S. NJ

Couesyouoeuce cfThe Rore --n'iueL
SAcsLTT uAEBCE, Wednesday, Aug. z, ls5S.
Ceyt. Aucustrs Fore, Matter IN The u. ;. Naval
ser,ice, jeLGr sc ths life satunay last, aged -
70 aIs. Mr. Fsrd va bora in Rhode leland IN ue
Var 17;2 Pro- 10 the year 1900 be vas impressed
On board a Ri .h vessel Of the high sras ana con-
PEELED to poronn be duty ofo seaman 10 me setyse
nj Get Hritsip. About TIE er 1890 b. removed %
0.v,eo on Lsks Ontsuo. The brig Onelda beng
built It ila place for be Goverament competent
80. vss se,lrco Cap. Ford had made ~ &C. lrs,e
l,, a. axe o. tar.O and the River St Lawrence.
H. ,.as spaOnte1 and commission I'd Master Of the
Navv or r. 2sto Of Marh, lilo. came 70 Sockets
Uarhor on bond the ones UyOu toe opening OF nsvi-
gson and he'd rel I'd ~ih lin family here since thst
ueriod The char produced ly hin from hs cary
survey has q guide for all sub-equent nsyi-
eelors ifs complete rnndss Of grea. value.
For'y YEAR, stOra an1 tfy years ses sarv'ce We
IL tl y performed b. fhe deceased f,r hIs oOantry.
Tie leeesscd was tie is.ba Of fourteen chi irsu,
and leaVls a number u grencchilinsn and great
grad Children red over diFeeo. portions OF the
ion. lie en1 wls peaceful Ike a river, and
ca N the uLruitie1 sea Hs nope was that Of the
eaTnes Z. Christian.