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II having been stated that Hon. 3 H. Overly had de-
ciined to for Governor Of 9eorgis for which once
he nominated BY the friends OF prohibtory qaor
law, that gentsnAn has Come out With letter, In
which ks states that he rsosvsd the nnatsn OF the
Temperance party In good faith, and until they direct
otherwise, his name Will not be Withdrawn from the
CANVASS
The fuAioniss Of Buffalo have issued circular calling
upon the opponents Of the Know Nothings to call meet
ngs IN every town IN the county Of Erie and organize
for the purpose Of putting stop TO the onward march
of Gam.
The Massachusetts, State Central Committee, 1t their
meeting the 9th inst decided unanimously that the
CEN ccrac convention tor the nomination Of Governor
should BE- held At Springfield wednesday, the 9Th Of
September IL supposed that there will be effort
to elect at that time Pierce cesses to tae National
Convention ths nomination OF President Pierce il
extensively talked Of
The celebration OF the Fourth of July by the Amsr-
psity in Fredericksburg, Va, grand affair.
The procession numbered 700 persons. preceded 0y
chat lot esto0ned with and occupied by thirteen
little girls each waving American fse. At the dinner
letters were read from Hon Th0s. 8 Flournoy, Hon.
JD0 n Patton, r. T. Daniel Robt. kidgeway, Jno N.
Bolts, W. NJ Sewple, Richard G. Morris, and others.
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Mayors ONCE.

LErTFR FROM TIE FIRE MARSHAL TO MAYOR wOOD
PETITION RESPECTING THE DANGER OF THE PIE.
sKsT SYSTEM OF SLOWING AWAY FIREWORKS.
Mr.. Baker, the Fire Marshal has address si the fol
lowing letter TO Mayor Wood, which, no doubt will be
read with inherent by many Of our readers. petition
from the dealers in fireworks Is also given, asking
the passage Of ordinance prohibiting the storage o.
expot Of large quantities of fireworks
Ft.s NARsWALs Owes. July o. 1876
In submi,,ins the annexed communication, procured
or the better security Of ~. ana property, IN the .tor
sresor With the S single , e.s. , sha
Of M Martin Bennett, Of No. 100 Front street, signed
isp ssyns he did net behevs Wheel. would explode
su 70 ss Ii, :.ar ;. ',s s than Other
him for 70 cer Mhs they 0.ss,
@ h aid sss
s:os s s ss Z 20 ssi
While Other dealer. could sign the petition &c, such An
% over ms p: s.s ~ My c would
would therefore 30 prevented competing with Others
siso enclose nopsi. Of the evidence taken in tho care
" VIZ '' 0'''' a E. BXkss' Fire sn x.rh,
To rur uoSoRAs rHr MAYOR ASp COMMON CocscIL
a. Ss1s.s.. o s n s y = tho solicitation
Of ,ss Tire s.r.h: repeatedly recommend the enact
ARE o. i.ss qsans. q "a this city especially
me ssSsmpasss eoored pot and lance wheels
The acts ec.a By the firs Mar.hais investigation into
Mr. Jsrny NE show. .d IS. Necessity IN o o1a r Sss
sss ~. s,s .sssr Ia the matter %
fully With neishbers 10 an 10 your
and 81 ss ~,
% the 81. s,s
!oh 4 Ia91H.atihsssI
PSSss,fijs$S ssaGSSSSs,sxsa
Ava other atser seahs "a Maiden sss sas tss yis
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THE PROPELLER RACE AT ALBANY-THE o. N.
CnAPS NIcTonors test between the sorow sea m
trs o. ~ Chspir Of this city, and wite Awate of Phi
actpba, the 6istsnce oepg 10 HUDSON and baos came
CT yesterday Afternoon sDi ietnlttd Ia tbs truuuh
the Chaplin The excitt nen raised Ia conseausuee %
this rsce-the boats having before 10 Casteton
and hack, which resulted In fe ot The Wide Aga.s
vas intense Large amounts Of money haa Sseu wager
ed en- tbs CONTEXT, tie greater amount being on time
IL being confidently thought that the distance sixty.
two nile' eonlt be dors IN Eve hours aud half The
beats started from this city at l. NJ Moncay tne On,
pin having tie lead, which she kept N h.y had rou1i
90 Ieurs point kn were out q eight Tho Csapiu tep
her lese until opposite Negton Hook tntasly opoo.it
Cox sckst, shp !. IL said she worked watr fnto no
cylinder and compelled 10 stop. AZ Fonr Mi
Po.nt she Eet with another accident which m
peesd her progress slightly. STE was yain,oa
en- the Wide Awake at the titae 90 tse re-
torn, vbsn cppcse Kinfcrhcos, upper l!gLt the
Vice Avsie ret with serious and fatal sccifen. a.
wing trttss one 81 her ctrnecirg Jods and erased hs
bead Of her cylinder, vhch conaplctely disaoed her
Sic 'sken tow by tie Yong mef ca mn brought
10 this city The time made from tiis city Go Uasson
snd return, VS. tye minutes less than sx hoWrs 4,
expected .hS; iae trip would he made In gye Lcu,s
aci lsn The acce ent 10 tho Vice wake tLcrrh
eke was qui'es mile sbtEd at the tine sees 70 tns ~
vor OF the Chsp!n, 81, by agreement Oil accident ere
In ibs CANT the chances must hs taken TIE ,hs nia
WAS gar 'nz The Wide Awate al the time Of tho sri
dspt. spess In shallow water the CHARM draw.v III,
ltt,eit Ia ss@red that had no ecciasnt occurred lin
Ctapiu would have crowded the Vide Awake Ia r,ss.,
the d'stsrce 20 the city. Ia not Probable tht, ths
steamers will maze another the same distance
II has been shown that IL toe grs. IRE svetn
rtn 10 THE city was rrsst tire decks boiar H,s-si,v
'red Nth sSk'css txFe,sanis, -4any Argps yp,y 10.
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Obituary,
DEATH OF HUGH AUCHINCLOss, ESQ.
We notice tie following an1 ouncement In OF .he

DEATH OF HUGH AUCHINCLOss, ESQ.
We notice tie following anr ouncement In one OF .he
evenipg pspers:-
At Staten Island. 9th instant, Hrrn in the
76h hi. friends sni those Of the family
respectfully invited TO attend ha neral from br. Al
exsn9es church Nine,en tn and Filth
nue. at o'clock, T. Wednesday l1th amt, with
out turtle invitation
Nj Auchincloss Ia well and widely known among our
citizens Of the oldest merchants in city To-
eeeo 1t 10 claimed fer him, that at the time Of his death
be the very ooest merchant the city engaged in
the ci7 goods trace, his contemporaries though s,il
living, aviDa retired tue bnsiness for
Mr. Auehincloss born Scotland in 1850, from
which country he migrated in 1903, in which year
he landed shores. He enterad the Dry goois
busns in 1905 ana 10 1t at the tine of his deatn
full fifty years. Through this long period ne nigh
character for probty and sagacty, and his judgment
matte OF business held In high estee cir
cles in which he moved. He not poll ician, and
held public Office than that OF President OF
the Board OF Trade Mr. Aus hncloss old school
presby seran. and devoted much time and money
Interests OF bis sect. He smber at the time Of
his death, of DR.. Alexandsrs church, in Fifth
THE EUsxRAL OF ALvAH MANN.
The funeral Of Col, Alvah Mann, whose death
yesterday noticed in obituary column took pace at
noon Yesterday (Tuesday). The body encasei In
metal fin, and deposited In the parlor of the
Fitrence Hotel where deceased had been staying for
time. The plate upon the coffin tollows;-
col. ALvAH MANN,
Lied July o, 1866,
q
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BROADWAY THxArRx The drama Of "Dick the News.
boy will the entertainments Of this even
Ing Nrs Barney Williams as Dick The "Rscollscstons
Of O'Flspn igan and the FAries' will follow, Nj. VII.
Hams - Phelim OF1annigan. Tho last feature win be
tho hYst oct Of rish Assurance and Yankee Modesty
Mr.. Williams Pat, and Mrs. Williams as Nancy. In
tie course Of this piece Mrs. Williams VIII sing ''BOb-
bling Around"
BowYRY THEATRE This establishmsnt has at present
very fine company. Mr.. Goodai il well known TO the
dramatic public as . good actor, and Mrs. w. Ward
comes here with q reputation Of great dramatic cole
br,y The amusements Of this evening consist Of Bull
wers "Lsdy OF Lyons, Mr. Gosdal Is Claude Melaotts
and Mrs. Ward Pauline. The comic drama of skate
Kesrney" will conclude the entertainments Mrs. Cooke
as Kate Kearpey.
EIBLo's GARDES.--The new comic opera entitled q
"Queen Of q Day. Is announced for this evening,
Messys. Barrison, Holman Borrani, sod Miss Louisa
Pyns and Miss pyne in the principal chAracters MISS
Louisa Pype will introduce the much admired and cole
brated song OF the skyark In which she Displays all
tie Of the vocal art This troupe very de-
servedly, 10 largely patronised.
WooD's MINsrRELs continue IN q of great pros
perity The hall ia nightly crowded. Ia fact many per-
compelled to retire having The same
bill fer this evening a. last night
PERTAINS CONCERT RosMs.-rhs AlIeghanians will give
. grand concert this evening" at the above rooms.
There will be solos, gees quartsttes and Instrumental
performances,
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UUL. ALVAH MANN,
Lied July 0, 1855,
Aged 48 years.

Tie face was EXPOSED and presented fair representa-
ton the features Of deceased while living At aboat
two O'Clock the Rev. f. L. Chaplin, officiating minister
entered the room where the body lay and commenced
the services Of the occasion by reading sewers. por
OF Scripture appropriate to the OCCASION which taking
for his ext he addressed those assembled the
sty OF death its lessons TO the living and comforts
those that die true believers After an appropriate
prayer the body removed 10 Greenwood Csmetssy,
wh tepostted in the vault Of Mr. George Harr
son, intimate friend of deceased pending any arrange
msnt a. TO its ultimate disposition that may be made
by the relatives Of whom sister, Mrs. Mercer Rue,
sieea at Point H. near Saratoga and brother in VIA
cfnsin About fifty persons participated in the
ciies, which were OF impressive and solemn cha
racter.
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Married.

Married.
On tt ursdsy July s, by the Rev. James Mllstt, Me-
THOMAS T. KEALY to Miss MARGARET A. CowEN, both Of
this city.
On Thursday evening, July 5, by the Rev. a Cohen
Of Brocme street church, Mr. j. POWELL, Of this city
to Miss ANNIE E. BEALK Of Rochester, NY.
Rochester papers please copy.
On Tuesday afternoon, July 8, by tho Rev. Benjamin
Lockwood Of Brooklyn, E. d, ALFRED b KErcHAM, ESQ.,
Counsellor ataw, to Miss g. ASToINSTTE SPANGLER both
this CITY,
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Deputy Sheriff SHAW. Of Providence, arrested on
We dnesday. at Earls HOTEL in that city where thsy
bad been stopping as man ard wife, BeDj amin I.
B,smaD, OF B,ston, and Mics Ada Fisher, Of Rox
bury. They were followed, and were found by the
wife of Branan.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIE IN NosyotxOo F,;d ~
e. at 9, about O'Clock a,e discovered in The ,e
81 sicrJ Of Mr. JOS NAshs fu; ui,urs store on New
tCna sbsrf, which rapidly ccmmunicatsi vtb the al
joe ~ buildings The following the ssc.r,a,nsd los
Gttnoy scut 90 $50 insurance on tteek -o.s am all
j. n Rsed 600 insurance on stock and toois-ioss
as otsiy festroyed Joseph Nash Vi 600 nsuraoes on
rek phNh vas totally Destroyed; 8iu.ord Co :
80, sitto TO 81 Sc; he ,iy % s. eco irsuraues
's,y '.swoyed; George Re D. $1,000 insurance ear
H. rrstfoJfd; VIM. vseey, $500 tnsursoce, 81 u o
Il o,.-'otsi loss III SO on stock partial loss The
,t. tttifss nsured 81 200 on each total los.
II" ore iu'leiDr Partial los % 600 TO u, o0o.
N II Tram. yNtJ ..
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TNHE GENTLEMAN THAT GAVE A CONDUCTOR OF A
i Sixth avenue 3 $40 bin, Aopdsy, July Q,
to take out his fare is requested to call Rscsvsrs
Office, Of Forty fourth ,treet and Sixth avenue
and receive the by paying for this notice aad ve
cents fare.
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M RS. GEORGE 8. *s*s*s-wRITE KEEP GOOD YOUR
Ul promise. Otherwise shall call on you, about
the LIT Of August When shall see you in B*ss*rS
regret that had TO leave you before reaching Boston
G, B, y,
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DERSONAL A. HODGES, TRAVELLING IN
j. the State Of Georgia or mississippi. will learn
". A. HODGES ia Grand street, New York; or any
knowing his present address will confer favor By send
ing il az above,
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BELOW.
Bark Olivia. Spsll, from Cardiff.
Aho ship bark, and briss, unknown.
SAILED
Ships Contest Bombay; Nanhattan Liverpool Orphan.

steamer sir Geo Harvey has been sold at Sydney NsW
for f4lCc.
LAvrcHEpD..oAt Maehiss "a inst BY PSI Talbot Co.
fDe scbr Of 0 TONS oaed the Sak 10 be by
Capt joseph Hooper Of Aachias.
At Port Jefferson 9Th from the yard Of Charles L
Bayes Esq fr ely modelled schr Of 200 TONS called the
Rindesi to DO comm snded ~ Capt ChAs Kinher Also,
Co. 80 TONS Both intended for the coasta az
trade. -
AtNewturyport eth inst By Hsssrs cuIrsr Townsend,
eshtps ship Of about 1000 tom. called the Old Colo
lest nsterss under the Immediate inspeotion Capt
that Of the Brewster which recently made passage from
NCreaps to HAVE In 81 days
Of go toms called the Dosne, 70 be commanded by
Capt Parker.
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TOHN MOSHER MOSIER, OR M0zER-THE HEIRS
81 Law next Of kin Of John Nc sher, diseased,
OF three brothers (Hugh John and Daniel Mosher), whs
emigated to this country many since request
edito call upon or communicate with, the undersigned
and prove their descent by documentary other ev
dence J. 0. KNIGHT co., European agents, $50
Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

Personal.
A DEIA-DID YOU WRITE TO ME? If so, IT Has
IA not been received. Write again to my address,
Herald efics. ASSN.
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TOHN DOUGHERTY, CIVIL. ENGINEER--P1EAsE
81 send your address to g. DE AGREDA J0vE, l. CO.,
New York.
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BosToN-Arr July . steamer CITY of New York n.
hsy. f1,.d;iI.s ,hs: ch,rs Fame ~iss iivsr
n' I.ssni Wy g, lrs Ably 5sn,. neikns, xssaa
htn las Tea ssSr 3. csor,.s fsal or sTs s,:
esIP,S nsmPsse, eros M,.qu..h NIB having rsp.rsd
Airs Do trss Crrie~ new Of Boston al tons s,ssor
thIa kssIeni AIMEE Bangor TO lead Tor south
ss az. IsSSs w%infS dsS sr,Ss
iu,eb.nsen NYork sid ships Cincinnatus and Bombay
shse, Anchor. Condor farther on, xbecps 81 Crsn'
Ayr, tsnis tsisntiie Cszciis
julia Newell, Cuslins, Portland. cd ship Adrisn Hun
Yer oitss!'sr snd smsIhet sobrs Hyde Foster PORT
Y.rki Bsltic, stevens Wee, ladies' ~-'''A' "
BANGon-Arr July s.ebrs Arcade. NYori; 9TH, John
itsssre frt Even cd I'm trs Niassss, Harding. Bar
EA.H-sld Jaly ship wsshis soa Libby. -, Calcutta
cBARl EsfvN-Arr JpIy s sehs Alhat Mason, Smith N
nefE sla LARK susan schr CAsbsrire johnson, CrAnmer
CALAIS SID July brs New Era, Walker Havana.
thNyfRs-AIr July sehr Ann g Cstsesi, Williams,
Fall fivIs--.Ar July sehr H.st,h Matilda, Brown
At,ine J.shios', JsInes Ri'er Henry James Adrioh,
Arr az .cfr II elneS. HOi., rtiisde,pbs.
for Lfysrpoo bsrks Robs Mnis, NofunbesA and william
noLhEs, Is Ho,E7Ayr 5uiy 6 ry s,is Jadss Whitman,
,sa }s,e1se Rssr Tor be.tss aad.on' croasy Rsa
seutfe d. Seies,, esrrst ~ Leader, Barter Phi.
insae,e d. Pert.no Mirror, Alley. DO Tor nsnsor
" Gs,alsr h.u,ss fLlasslthia Ter Nsntueksti Golden
abs isses, Joe csis Kelley AID Ns 20 Yoss
., ssss BspSss c.rtss,. s III t orr s sor a roe
Insn Chemist and ,osaor, Ctsge phhdslphis Tor DO;
Bssr nanssf eis5 c.rsens sth Ut Tor eessor ssn
=, south wsss Asssners f.r Do stesd sonsr. walter
deIrtis 'or % tsstena, fssltiin NYors Tor do jals
hsris Isi'igere tS for,.msatb ks.oo "a aartoa
TA.Ac1ll!s C.A.s ssf.cn, 3lusa bill fgr DO sd chr
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EhN LIQUOR uUEyr,Or.

I ono CASES OF SUPERIOR CIARET VINE.
lsOOO from ~ (bottles returnsd,) to So; L0n.
don Dublin porter, brown stout Scottish aiss brandis
vines, rum, schis5am schnapps, London cordial gin,
sale In any suaatity, by CINDERELLA q MArTER50S,
430 Broome street, corner of Crosby
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IMPORTATION wANTED-OF WILLIAM B0HAN, OF
i Coleraine, county Antrim, Ireland, who ca ne to
this country about eleven months ago. and supposed
to be in Hartford Connecticut Any information given
viii Ss thankfully received by his wife, at No. Beaver
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ITO Observation-Disclosures. A HlUArON, AS
L extra or job Rnisher. Apply ut 10 Clsrmont ayeaus
Btooklyn sr address b., care OF j. 7. Spencer Ne.
Spruce street
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Mr. HOW'LL, OF New brunsHfsx, proposei that AL
votes re taken in propc rtion TO stock. Lost.
Tseamruc ment of Mr.. Camp then put and lost
Mr. Mann again In view Of the feeling in Ohio,
a 20 o. to conc ate the kind fevngs Of those sben
tees 4to are In interest He said he had objection
a solution uiGpg the term the receiver 10 Decem
Der pcud Mt worst only put things into ta. present.
Tbs .s lie moved the reconsideration, which vas car.
riec.
Hen VI SrsSsBrRy, OF Ohio, followed. As counsel
fer the trustees under the first mortgage bones he
should sdue q compliance with these resolutions. He
teutvtd " 10 be- merely paper settlement ~ to the
Limitation for he did lot beiicve that any Judge would
awe up 10 TIE STOCK possession Of property
put into the HANDS Of without some very good
existing cause.
The question on the amendment was then again put
Ind this time II carried.
Mr. HILL Of New Brunssiok, representing $3.50. oco,
mostly in first mortgage bopds say that with the
prseIt spighs only, be could not depart ON
hts Instructions, adverse ths plan altogether Il.
could zee no reseon why he shoud sacrifice
Mr. Mann then, in explanat on, allied the atten ton
OF the sst speaker To the fa, that be based hts
citation OF value not what Is the present worth
read, but what 1t il estimated 1t will be worth thi
nent carried He also called attention TO
the necessary TO Get the control and possession
81 Ike road, and the difficulties Of ruasng IT shen 40,
tousn all the opposition that viii from
nsssurts
W. CAMP sub,tsntated the remarks OF Mr. Mann
ta the value Of the security viii be ir creased
rna esns BASED en- 12S miles Of instead OF &C. and
strg the only debt th.n exssns ia the place or
~ eefies OF ooncs nov sncu m bering the road.
lie retf iutons Of MI. Mann a. amence ed were then
Y ven 70 the meeting and carried
The mstsng then Aojourn,d
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CIolLN-FRoN 1HE 81 BsuRIBER's ROOMS Aeorrr
~ The LIST July two pictures 10 r,ch eli. o.. poof
Jtes r!mpatey and the Russian Family on Uoysah.~s
Ahners reward viii ts paid for tusir rstnrn 49, -.
arrest Of the thief n TyEp n rar 1890, ~ 90
ce2 Broadway, cornsy Of Fransla ssrs..
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IMPORTATION wANTED-OF ONE NAMED JAMES
i DUNLEyEY formerly a musician at Eagle Pass ana
Fort Duncan Texas who left New Orleans for this port
on the 18th of April last. Any one having any know
ledge Of the whereabouts OF the above named person.
viii confer great favor by addressing line to his BE-
reaved wie Susan Dunlcvey ut the Empire Stste Hotel
No. 1855 and l57 Church street.
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TTyHE MEMBERS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT Ma.
Il uonai Guards, who intend goins to the eacamp.
nent at Kingston will meet at Lafayette Hall Thurs
day aifeSoon 18th inst At "a O'Clock precisely, In fu
unlform-srey pants, over coats rolled knApsacks:
their baggage to be left at the hall O'Clock BY or
der. w. p. BENSEI. Lieut. Ctmmaudiny
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Aaa O'h,t atslsr' ssnans 80 Maiden lsss sas tss V
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INFORMATION wANTED-OF MARIA KIRKBY, WIFE
Of Joseph Kirby; married in 1885, at tbs Protss-
tant church, Toronto Upper Canada, by the Rev DR..
s,rachan. Mrs. Kirgby was In Buffalo, State OF New
the State OF Ohio ANY information OF Mrs. Kirby,
whether living Dead earnestly desired By relative
in the Australian colonies. Address box No. l96 Bos
ton Mass, Post Office.
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A Valuable Tract Of land
LAND SALE.

TN pursuance Of the last will aud testament of the
i Rev Jacob Bear, decd, VIII sell at public aue-
ton, on tn. premises, Tuesday the 3rd Of April
next, the uppar farm OF the deceased, known as the
Hut FARM adjoining the lands OF Accord, Crosby and
others and about "a miles west OF Churchviie, in
Augusta county. 1t contains by recent survey,
2305a A ORES, a good portion OF which is cleared,
Aud the balance we'll tnbered. 1t lies well. and is
well adapt.d To grain anu grass. The improvements
are u comfortable II VLELiNG House, with out
buildings. Barn, Tenants House, and 5 A -
MiLL The farln is well watered.
The land viii be shown by the subscriber at any
fine and the terms which WIN be liberal made
known on day o! sale. Possession given on the Isl
OF September next. .s-
March 10, 1855. GEO. A. SHUEY, Executor.
N.1- Rockingham register copy.-tds.
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S P Il | n & S 4 L Els, 1855
RIG II Nj @ N d Y A.

PUBLISHER And Wholesale DEALER IN
Books, Paper, Stationery & Piano -Fortrs
YKTOULD invite The attention OF Country Dealers
w visiting the city to make their Sp ing lurcha
Sea- To his la ge and geneel assortment OF toods
pertaining his trade, which will be sold upon the
Nest reasonable terms. ~
Woreesisr's PIANO F0RTES and Princes NE
L0Dk0NS.-A. N. is sole agent ir the sale OF the
above celebrated Instruments which ar uarisailed
and unsurpassed, and sold at Moderate prices.
va genera al assortment OF MUSICAL instruments
and SieseEl Merchandise. z5f1G.5I5 =
Having a Bindery attschad to his Book Establish
mcnt he is prepared to inanu.acufe. to order, every
deslptson OF BLdNk BOOKS, and execute bind
ing in every variety of style.
N.ss- All orders from the country will meet prompt
attention. and be executed faithfully il the pur
ehasers were personally present
A. MORRIS, Main st.
March 3, 1885. Richmond, Va.
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Lsrery. SAFE Gssts E..scls@agc
= ,@sUhfe, SySWsssssess, We.

rs TN r sqbse.iae has
etaSx.s . Lirerg. Sale .dad El,- aSgx4%3
change Stable at the Va. TSS
cssssse4a ~. Hotel, with accom- uioda--SZ--S-k-.
tons 100 horses.
PARTICULAR attention and accommodation viii be
given to Horses boarding By the month year
Also to County, Travellers and Drove Horses at
moderate prices Pure Spring Water runs to the
door. e45s ltz= zsa
3,'- Every facility will be furnished for those who
wish to buy. sell Or exchange Horses. 5sa..s.5=
W. n. i. Horses and Carriages for sale or hire,
constantly on baud.
Feb II, lS55.---3m. 1888 ii. BROWNELl,. r
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-10
GOOD TIME COMING!

TyAYlNG tins day purchased the interest Of J. W.
1 l. Merritt in the Stock OF Goods belonging to the
firm of BcaAuS Merritt, to take effect from the lst
OF January 1853, and as by this arrangement will
have too many goods On hand for the Spring trade,
therefore oter my entire
Stock of Goods at Prime Cost for Cash.
without reserve from this date to the 2ath sdzy o.
arch next 1t useless to enamcrata articles Is u
generally known thai have very large an. lss- =
bic stock OF
FANCY GOODS,
for Ladies and Gentlemen, Boots, Shoes Hats Cara
Glass and Qucensware, Resdy-made Clothing, Gro
ceries &c.
All persons desrious Of saving rs per, cent. are
earnestly solicited to call before making their pas~
chases elsewhere, as am deteymincd to comply viii
the above. A. J, DEAAlNS.
Feb, 3, 1855,