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Washington sentinel., 1855-02-10
y EADY MADE CLOTHING at reduced

ID EADY MADE CLOTHING ut reduced
III Prices.-As the season is advanced we have
determined TO sell of the remaining portion Of our
winter stock at greatly reduced prices, therefore
gentlemen wishing TO consult economy in yurchas-
ing fine Overcoats, Talmas, dress, frock and bust
ness Coats, black and fancy Cashmere Pants vel.
vet, silk, satin and merino Vests, Undcrshius and
Drawers, and all other ready made garments Of
fine quality will find our present variety 10 be aa
well assorted as in the beginning of the season,
with the advantage Of mnch lower prices.
WALL 81 STEPHENS,
Jan ID 800 Pa aynext 10 Iron Hall
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-10
From the Fredericksburg Herald
Letter from Mai. q. nj. Crutchfield,


We received the following letter, Just as we
were going to press, from Maj. Crutchfeld, in
response to an inquiry made of him as to his
willingness to accept a nomination, by the
American Party, for the Office of Governor,
should il be tendered:
GREEN BRANCH, Spotsylvania Co.
February 4, 1855.
To Tic Editors Of tie Ia. Herald:
! observe in your paper Of the I'd instant,
received on yesterday, "a Card, copied from
the Richmond Whig, addressed to myself,
under date of the 9th ult, purporting 10 be
from al Friend and Democrat" / had
rather that my "anonymous" friend, like
others who have addressed me privately some
what similar communications, had given his
name, and with due respect for him, should
not notice his card but, under attending cir.
cumstances, it may be due myself to do so, by
briefly saying that i could not, in good faith
and with honor to myself, "accept nomina-
tion for Governor Of Virginia, if rendered you
(me) by the American organization Of the
State" j intend to vote for the nominees Of
the Staunton Convention.
will be obliged by your giving this an in
sertion in the next issue Of the Herald.
Respectfully, your ob't serv',.
0. M. CRUTCUFIELD.
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-10

DLAYING CARDS.-W. G. C.ZANTZINGER
IL has just received very large assortment, OF
the best American, English and French Playing
Cards of every description, and at the most rea
sonable prices, wholesale and retail
STATIONERS' HALL,
Adjoining Kirkwood House.
Dec 7--3tnw2wif
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c,1O REwARD.-Ios,. from the bapgape

Cs1 n REWARD.-Lost,f from the baggage
P ~ car, on Saturday, the 9th instant, on the
route between Philadelphia and Washington,
Gen,lcman's Overcoat, which was wrapped in
cloth bearing the name Of residence and strapped
on the top OF trunk; also, new Leather Strap
and Buckle from another trunk belonging to the
same person. The advertiser considers this an
occasion 10 represent 10 the owners and mana
gers OF the railroad this route that, for the com
fort Of passengers and security Of baggage, an in
creased responsibility should be required OF their
agents.
Any communication addressed 10 the Office OF
National Intehigencr will be received, and on rc-
turning the article lost, the above reward will be
pald Nov 26--tf
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-10
ZINE WATCHEs & RICH yEWELRY.

FINE WATCHES 4 RICH JEWELRY.
III O. HOOD, Pennsylvania avenue, between
LIE ~ and 9th streets, has just returned from
the north with good assortment of the most rich
and fashionable Jcwelry in the market, which he
purchased for cash at very low prices, and now OF
iers tor salc the same, nt wholesale or retail much
cheaper than goods Of like quality have ever been
sold for in this section Of country. Please call a
his store, sign ofthe large spread eagle.
~ u. Special attention paid 10 The repairing ~
ne watches by w. w. Hollingsworth. Aprz
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-10

UsT received, per schooner Mist
~ $50 whoes halves, and quarter boxes Rasins
cases Prunes. in jars and boxes
bales Almonds
4 cases Preserved Chow. Chow
4 do do Canton Ginger
10 dozen assorted JelIies
10 do do Preserves
so boxes Fig Paste
casks Curranis
cases Sardines
10 bbls Cranberres
so baskets Bordeaux and MarseiIes OIL
For sale by WIN. LINTON.
Corner 7ih and ID streets.
Dec 12--1wcodf
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-10

A WILLOW, AND OTHER TALES, by
IA the author OF Olive, The Head Of the Family,
The Oglvies, ac.
Year ofihe War; by Adam G. De Gurowski
IIarper's Story Book No. Q
Feb r. FARNUAM
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-10

NEW MUSIC.-W. C, ZANTZINGER has
IN Just received from the publishers, Firth,
Pond IL Co, New York, and George Willieg it,,
Baltimore, an assortment of their lates, publica-
tions.
EsS- Pianos tuned, warranted TO give salts.
faction.
STATIONERS' HALL,
adjoining Krkwood House.
Dec l6--3iawif
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-10
WAsnISeros, Nov. &c, 1854.

GS- DEBows INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES, three
handsomely bound volumes upon the Progress
and Wealth of the United States 500 pages royal
octave, double columns clear print, library edi.
tion, may still be ordered. Price sc delivered
at the expense of the author.
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STRONG PLacE.-Nicolaieff possesses IL dock
yards for ships of the line, and for smaller yes
less materials for ship building. 1t EMPLOYS GOO
workmen IN ordinary times, and Ioo00 on ocea
slons OF emergency. At present the number
According to German accounts, is not less than 81
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LANDING OF TIKI WOUNDED FRENCH gems AT
MARsEILLEs.-Gen Trochu was the first of the
generals who landed He is a handsome young
man, but he appears TO suffer aeuteiy from q Sc
we're wound in the left leg. The feshy part has
been completely carried away. General Mellinet
landed some time after General Trochu. He is
dreadfully wounded in the face, Both cheeks are
bound up, and, from his enaciated appearance, he
must have suffered severely. General Bosquet
came ashore long after the others, and was re.
ceived not at the usual landing place, but at the
house of the captain Of the sanitary board, where
he rested for few. minutes. He spoke to the at.
tendants in the Previncale language and express.
cd himself happy to be once more in his native
land. He suffers severely from the wound in his
right breast and shoulder received at the capture
of thu MalakoG He is unable to use his right
hand, and required TO be assisted into Gen. Rosto-
len's private carriage, which, escorted bya pieauet
Of laneers, conveyed him to an hotel A more than
usual crowd assembled on the quay. to see General
Bosquet land.
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WINTER WEATHER IN MAIsE-Winter seems to
have set in unexpectedly in Maine AT Bangor, on
Saturday the river was closed with ice and some
thirty vessels frozen ill., The ice in many paaaas:is
said to be quite thick. The Kennebecis Also closed
above BATH This closing os uayiea zion in ,h.t "a.
gioni earlier than the average, and quite unexpect
cd to lumber merchants, who will suffer considers
bly, in consequence -F j.
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- CORN AND PLASTIC r MILL, &C., IN STAUN-
TON, VA, FOR SALE CIR LEASE .-Engine IS
Saw biades-one 50, the other 40 inches:,1 Woods
wo , Pianns, Tonguans and Growing Machine,
doublegearea Mill, for Corn and Plaster; Plaster
trtsher; l Hosting Jack sn,an Circular Saws, for
Lsths etc TITS whole 10 in counpete order, and not
jet 10 months old. ''f p - @i- - S.,s=+
The Lot fronts about 200 feet on one of the main
streets of Staunton and about $50 feet back TO
rum Buildings sufioient to accommodate. several
families. g POO 't+ .t ~
Any part of the purchase money which the pur-
chaser can secure to my entire satisfaction, may
main unpaid for number of W ars provided the in
terest is paid regularly. -
! Address Dr. j. c. NJ MERILLAT 1895
7: no 2S-dInl" Il Staunton Va =
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NCTICE.-In consequence NJ the death
of Josiah Wills Esq, OF Norfolk and certain bu
sness relations between all of my real estate, sit
uate in the city of Richmond will be offered for sale,
under the deed of trust about LIST of January 1885,
unless BY Arrangement between the parties Interest,"
dence Church Hill, fronting on Grase street, is
desirable piece of property, in perfect repair, and
beautiful srubbery and garden. There five other
lots adjacent fronting Grace street. and two others
fronting Broad street. Persons desiring to pur-
chase will please call and the property. Refer
ence is made to Messrs. Goddn l. Apperson, Joseph
Mayo, Esq. @1sFfILT}f e EDWIN FARRAR
no I5-dSr1p1
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PRINTER Bishop Hubbard r. Kayanaurh
OF Kentucky, at present presiding oyer the Mem.
phis Methodist Conference now in session in this
city, was formerly printer, 1t has been thirty
years since he entered the ministry, and he started
on his frat crcu Zone Of 100 miles with only seyen
Ehings In lis pocket-Mem Emo,
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DWELLING BuRsT.-A house occupied by
Messrs. Sanford Terry and Wesly Wits In se',f,r5
county, was destroyed by fire Saturday night
Loss $500. i. $50 =. - e"''
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Hon. Henry e Thibodeaux. aw eil.kp.ss,, ,,,,rf;
can OF Louisiana, died on the 18th inst :
Inc reciprocity act went into effect IN Nu
Foundland On the l tn inst " -''"
Horace Greedy Esk, OF New York, is 20 spend
the winter In Washington 'po-N
grasshopper from Utah wa. exhibited IN yo,r
iofk last week 1t was five inches long.
Institute IN New York ~ rT-lg -, 'e''
The store of H. j. Sanford. at s, PANTS NJ,
vas destroyed by fire on the 9th inst Loss SOS ,
mere were only two deaths from yellow fsv.y
Der i7tb. '-Ans -N2'sia'
mm cushing brother of the hen Caleb
ryporf, Mass, witheut respect 70 party. 40 =
II 10 said there arc t,yo hundred s.,ro,.,... :.
.scm LoIk' doinS pretty fair business y, Who
thought there were SO many fools in that city "-o
Qaae large anounts of beef and pork. said IN 81
aessned for the allied army in the Grimes il na,v
~ albany, on Its way to New York. j. : = Wv
ems. isst sersa z, the English edition of Mr. nsx
gave ,a,sen little short of $4,000 = s'' ~
Sote mousse Of the Tennessee Leg;,s.,,,,a. n
passs9 resolution to adjourn on tbs 24,h of I,s.
cep5er. s-sss as 81 ,isf..-- 7s..f ~ - US
The Memphis and OHIO Railroad. now ,,n,x,.,
about thirty miles ID seginning to do gold bust
ness. - s@ss t,..f-r
Over 81 800 was rails cd for the cause Of m;ss;o,s
~ the Second Methodist Church at Memphis last
week. b Hzzs zssls asssag uss~a. 4 5R3FsEls
Thackeray has declined an Invitation to lecture
before the Mercantile Library Association of Mon.
treal w ar
Miss Clara De Lancy Is tks name of o. ..sripbt
particular star" who lately made her appearances
Ut the Pelican Theatre. New Orleans = :
Elizabeth Jewett, fcrmerlx of South Boston,
drowned herself at Gardiner. Maine, last week.
having been craxed by > belief of spiritualism
On Tuesday. the Boston and Worcester Rail
road cenpant presented Thanksgiving turkey to
ackes It's 400 married employees. -
The remains of Baron St Andre, who was Killed
OF ia QAMden and Analogy Railroad have been
inferred N IL cathedral cemetery OF Philadelphia
The Baltimore American notices two elopernsnts
Of married ladies from that city with .'gay Lolita
rios on Wednesday -'s
There wasa slight fall Of snow In Alexandra,
Thursday morning. GO Fss<sss ssee.s +
n the court Of Errors Of Mississppi Rev. DR.
1ieaasds has been granted 4 divorce from Susan
W. AASSee1aA gffg ~ - fsAk "a ff--az =.
Tup hundred persons, went ,frDu, Worcester,
Massr = Boston. Wsdnesday ni9ht, to witness
FORREST ~ "&partacua" egg 49, - ss,rsse ssegt i
4 large number Of countsrssit notes on the Bank
Of South Carolina Gcorgetown, 4. C.. ars ia circu
alton m South Western Virginia. They ire Of
heevy paper, and ths signstases are enafaved q
2. - Rrttou 4 Co, a the Columbia 3. d ,rim,.e.'
AVE Dees sleated State Printers By he Hoeth CT.
81 81
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GIl NAV AND SUPERB SORT

m NEW AND SUPERB A % II r..
III MENT OF FURS. JOHN DOOLEY 81
Main street, has just received large addition
70 ms stock OF Fu. consisting of Ladies' and Misses
CaRea sietorines fund Mufatees, and Gentlemen's
Collars, Gloves G .ps, &c
ara goods toe ether with tine supply of Carriage
hu.s. esnns Ro hes, have been selected at the FIRST
stvls nrra Win Inc Greatest care, and present. in
me stock OF Its, Of his own msnufacture il ON
has a,. h se ale and of the best finish TO these
ae.k and fhad .lpha Of boy. and infane Hs,s
yarv finest Inn =. Moleskin and other Hats of the
No i5.t. Ai'o a. 70 most fashionable styles
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A FEW PLAIN QUESTIONS which
"A every prudent and sensible man in business
ought to consider:
Have you SAFE l-not one ofthe worthless arti-
cles supposed to be safe but genuine salanan-
der made by B. @. WILDER l. co. Ifyou have
not, the following further interrogaores are deeply
interesting to you: =
Would not the destruction of your valuable books,
papers, money, &c greatly derenge your business and
subject you TO serious if not ruinous loss
Since such calamity can be avoided during your
lifetime by outlay of Fifty, hundred even two
hundred dollars, in the purchase of Safe does not
true economy counsel that outlay
Ii you pay annually for insurance your stock in
rade. IL Ii not equally important to effect insurance
your books papers, &c, for o series of years by
paying small premism once for ALA
The agents for this State area ttE f.t- sza 80.
WILLIAMS l. BROTHER, r;-a
no 10 Corner Cars and Pearl SITS.
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A I REDUCED PRICEss.--All thu. vari.
greatly reduced pr.ces ON this Day consisting of
loo Needlework Collars Sleeves Bands Caps,
tidkfs, &c., at j. IdILLHISER & BRO,
no 20 Is -... 1873 Broad street.
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y
bred acres of Land, in the county of Hanover. 10
the media vicinity Of Slash Cottage. upon reason.
able terms This Land is In two parcels. One hrn-
bred acres ia within half mile Of the Cottage and 10
portion of the tract formerly owned by Merweher
Jones'. Two hundred acres tall wood land) ia within
one mile and ahalf of the Cottage and portion Of
the Machumps tract, owned formerly by ii. Davis
More than half this land IL In original growth. upou
which there il some good timber; the emander Is IN
second growth pine, admirably suited for wood To-
railroad purposes There 10 timber and wood enough
the land to pay for III said by good judges Ex.
pectng to leave the country the ls OF january Is my
re ason for selling Any communication 60 me, at
Hanover Court House, will meetwifh prompt atten-
ton. no i9-tieD ~ D. C. TALlAFERRO, p
ri r1zErJ .ACGabsl 81 . d A 4 Ion
~ uTRAfN-CHAN0E OF HOuK.
1900 ---AOn and after MONDAY, ma
instant, tho Accommodation Train OF this Compssy
will run daily tsundays exeeptedf between Aia0ra
Leaving Milford at 81 O'Clock. A. NJ, stopping At
the Cottage for bresk FAST and arrive IN Rchihend Of
81 O'Clock, N. as~A - Ekza8&s s4k IA go 4
Returning, will leave Richmond at O'Clock, r. y.
and reach Milford at 81 O'Clock, r. NJ.
Stopping for psssengcrs at any point each way.
Fare the same as on the Regular Trsins.
. sstitASH $sS s7f9tsfxr = s8AMUEL RUTH,
- "a {. y..a.s1 Agent Of Transportation
Ofics r., r k:Po, RfR. Co. ID =
Richmond New. 26 1856. : DoR
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

- NEW STOCK OF FALL sy,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w. QUARLES, HtI
=. DEALER, IN HATS. CAPS, Doors, ASA
SHOES, TRUNKS, &c. respectfully bsgs leave to an
nonnce TO the public, that he is prepared to offer
to the public one Of the most commanding stocks in
his line ever offered in this city. His stock is
complete and he asks the attention of city and
try deaers with tbs assurance that his prices shall
Satisfactory. .-4-4 a..r -e .-.v - selI-ts
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RUNAWAY.

- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will
"a my store Of jim RICE, yellow fellow, who
- has been acting as porter at my store this
-. yesr no IS ALEX, MOTT. :
a day last, a bright malafto boy, WILLIAM,
1Ssbont l6 years old. had ON when sacu last, black
~ glazed Cap and light Overcast. The above re-
xa'wnrd viii be paid for his delivery to me ct n
Mssn street. DAVID H. JONES'
oeSI-tf tlN5as So q a3 ffset 9Atss asx : &
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J RfCHMOND AND PETERS.
y BrRff RAIL ROAD.

s-a4-@ Met0o0Aab We l0uAchGmAe.
To accommodate those persans dsslrons Of attepa.
ips the Conference % be held In PeteIsbsEs con-
Inencins ON WEDNESDAY, November 18Th, the Ac-
comnodaiien Train win be run daily between the
above date and the mn Of December inclusive y
Wednesday, geth. Thursday 1sth. and rrldsy. SOFA
November Saturday, the LIST Monday the ID, Iassdas
the 4th, Wednesday the 9Th, Thursday ths Oh, ana
Friday, the 7fh of December. 80 es.- -. = Is
On sunday. December ID. an Extra Train VIII lssse
Richmond Is 81 An. Rsturnins. leave fetsf.saif
both morning and evening" services and return she as
fskets win be Issued at the Tieke, oses ia Rich
.hond, corn.asacins on "Wednesday, The Nsh Noss%,
ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF. 20 90 aaG resa'" "
- ~ " = ~ - Il Sosib,aEAD sss
r~Hv.. Won sAIE. "a Rnc GAk-a<--yS
~ ~ RIA9E that has BEEN but httic &a
~ s.-unsd, ssnd psirs ii awell-hroks
yG no is -G.sAs. Asp'y'' LEE . oyEasY.
HFTENDTO FAMILY CAk.
q RiA0Es toR sALE.-- for sale % .s,sy.
sc~Avssy snpsrior fasaiiY Carriage saa h9'
aeA ssstly sew i'm Psrtss. ssSsr Any t ss
. H-&so sas .a.z.L ALkA. NJ
III ROY EElSgsla5 4! g Sn .,G.a,M Hs1rs.kk
Is. az. assYss a;sa AZ .s ss. Il 80
ssxt wssh ARR "a scREASHAM sssa
N * q sAsa.aax sas L Al
Of 7T7F ETVETTSS15As.sH Al Co..
800 baxk AEDE44En - now !eea2 ~ ~
6slvs easux n1wili hess eispnecas .i 80 ~
; s.ss ossse y : =. sa. =
80 - i 20 So ~ enxxsHAw CO.
E1D 49, ass -
:. Ihs~b = rriouAs Joxxs, :
~ H-0Ms4 81 3A~@s
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HENRI CLAY os THE PRESIDENTIAL AsPf'
nAsrs-In the compilation Of Calvin Colton's pri-
vste correspondence of the late Hon. Henry Clay,
and the following extracts of letters giving the
opinion of that eminent statesnanon the prominent
ssp.rants for the Presidency - go
NJ eandidate,I hope and believe, can DO elect
Cd who is not IN favor Of the Union, and in favor
of the Compromise of the last Congress Gucluding
the fugitive slave biu) as necessary means to sus
tainiL OF the candidates spoken OF on the Demo
cratic side, confess should prefer General Cass
lie IT, think more to be relied han any of his
competitors During the trials Of the long session
OF the last Congress he bore himself firmly, con-
sIstenty, aud patriotically He has quite much
firmness, and. Think much more honesty and sim
eerity than MIR. Buchanan" sgrs az
In another letter to the same gentleman he ex.
pressed his preference for Fillmore Chen the acting
Presidency as the Wing candidate for the presiden
cy, and added, ~ ,si--. asa .--a- .-t
THE foundation of my preference is that Mr.
Fillmore has administered the Executive Govern
ment with signal success aud ability. He has been
tried and found true, faithful homes. and conscien
tous. ! wish to say nothing il derogation FROM
his eminent competitors, they have both rendered
great services TO the couutry-the one in tho field
the other in the cabinet They might possible adj
minister the government well as Mr.. Fillmore
has done. But then neither of them has been tried;
he has been tried in the elevated position he now
holds, aud think that prudence and wisdom had
better restrain us from making any change without
a necessity for it, the existence of which do not
perceive. f-'f +..t..'' ... .l-t. go 50
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1I,I IHlE Il l1Is It w "A NIJE AND
~ THE HEAD COOLs-Es old and true adage
~ If you wish to hsxe good health. To have the
oeV former you must come to No. IS aud get pair
OF !" ashs Heavy Waiter Boots or Shoes, of which
there IL a large assortment to select from
hecoIlect they at Waisb's Emporrm four
doors below the ST. Charles opposite side Main street
no . VIZ 1,-.Icu
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r,,tnoan cArAsraopHS Il MAssAsHusErfs.--
er.,-as train cons!sng Of an engine. tender Ana
- e.r. on DIE connecttcnt River RAilI'ao
80. through . bridge over Deerfeld .rsse''
800 f,rrenaeld, Massachusetts. on Tuesday las.
Tne sreenash tsasesse gives the following pss'
ficulars: ssssa sv.Hxr. a.. ,,ubers
The sns,ne and tenders lodged on the nmDs =
below the flooring The arss freasns ga -. h.s.,.s
-. s..,na -. ritehed from the top OF the nHaee
80 ~. :, ssdox far,ding bottom side up. ne saA
sA .s fs-h, - :. broke through the nrst span Oh
49,, s ,a,eh 4 over the travelled rosd frem
=, .ssnSa,d to Cheapside. aad fea diRAnee % %
Go from the track into the road, compulsory hlnng
~ .ss entire Rad between the abutment ana
,fe Arm pier with broken cars freight, ana tns
r.ro,k of the first span Of the bridge me e'Shln
car ran partly osos the abaanaent where s.opp'u,
yhe leafs and fhe fret span OF the bridge were
,,.nr.,,,s nr,ke,, inte fragments The engineer,
nenr,s Cooley. OF south Deerfield, aud the IRE
49,, ,,,mrei frp,s, the engine before II struck the
h+iigs' ana saved their lires. Henry Weymoutha
brakeman. was GA the fourth car from the engine,
md went down with the wreck He miracuiousiy
,scsped with his life however: the extent OF M
Injuries being . severe CASH on the right sue OF MS
face near his eye No other person on the tram
was Injured The bridge Immediately took nre
from the locomotive but the engines from THIS w.
I,ra were soon ON hand together with hundreds of
orr citizens. aud the bridge was saved from de-
s,ruetion The engine was badly damaged By fire.
The loss 10 the company cannot, however, be less
than rom $4,000 TO $4,000 J. Russell d. Co, OF
this town. and hanson e. Co, Of Shelburpe Falls,
had large amount Of cutlery on board one of the
freight cars which were smashed up. zs}s ess
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. lH423 HATS and CAPS.--The subscri.
&&8 Ger respe ctfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public'that he has now re-
mems YOUTHS ami Children's Hats Caps &C. which
30 ~AG sell Wholesale retail, at the lowest prices
Inc pabhe are respectfully invited to call and OK.
anime at his store, No. lSl Broad street. .-s--
~, GEO. L. BETTY, Ag't
paid Tor all kinds of Furs - oc sSIg3,n
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BACON a BAsKERVII.I.. : - - -
u GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receive eonsisnnents of Tobacco, Flour, Corn,
Wheat &C. and give their personal attention to sales
OF same and keep constantly hand large aud gene
raj assortment of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano'
&c. ,-.. -.rg e. ts.--E fe H-d&wts
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I =. REESE, Agent for Selecting Pur-
j.. chnsns and Forw aidins PERUVIAN, MEXICAN
AND OTHER VARIETIES OF GUANO. Office
No. 10 Exchange Building, Baltimore, Md. '.e .e-
The advertiser guarantees to furnish the above fer
tilizers all Of the best qualities and
dealers on best terms 20 'i-''lH A 20. 'N
gE~Orders forwarded to the above address, will be
promptly executed. 80 3 r {fi+F IS lie I5-d&c6in
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FOR SALE OR RENT-The house
His on Grace street which have occupied for the
last three years. Tits on the third square above
the Grace Street Baptist Church. fnrnished with gas
and water; i'll agreeable neghborhood contains
seven rooms with FIRE places, and has ample accom-
house; is in good repair Sslsep 5-l5 80 -.i1f>
For further particulars, inquire of Goddn& Apper-'
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