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prsctioeshp Preble win sail from Annapolis on
Wednesday nerf, the 9Th inst, on q snofs cfsDe'
The following Ia q list Of her ofboen:
Joseph v. Green, Leusensnf Com mzndnS Roher$ n wy
msn Lieutsrsnf; Gal sher, Purser John ard rs "a
Asssstt ut VIM. Parker Master samuel rrsnk
lin Mster; William X Msyo Assins Master; w. heGunns
gl.. Passed Midskipman.
There will also be abost eighty Acting Midshpmen
on the PrebIc She will touch At Norfolk to take In
stores and then cruise along the Northern Cost.
Washington Union. June %.
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wise's usually fluent,

~-.,,- wrfscn in Mr.. wise's usually fluent,
a, Ie THE letter proved very attract
cosa, Sstsrr s..ts and is authors known ability
IVY wi o,,sr;euce eaye il both currency and weight
nv a" 1;rcrsai commendaton of this paper BY too
asa,,, nrsss has invested Mr.. Wise with the tue
"a .rls,ity of indicator OF southern Rights. Tae
enu ~ he Virgins Election proves that the Dem.
~ ouyon,iou judged truly that the would
,";n tfeir champion without regard to minor pc
si oonsiderations; and all other political consdera-
t;cn, are minor in southern eyes compared with the
safsty of their peculiar domestic instntion-Slayery
Theee calculations Of the Nominating Convention
hsve been ,riumphantly sustained. But the Aati
Know Nothngs Democrats who identify their cause
with their candidate and claim triumph Tor tneir
Marty win probably find they have grevously erred
when another tes day corcs Mr.. Wise hiss been eiecI
cd on the great Of Pro Sarery
vet there were many in he ranks OF bus supporters
Who differ widel, from the sentiments, OPP ohs anu
principles contained in that letter IN wncn mr WIS.,
.pfomulced his exceedingly ultra views iorge anu
rnco,eble minority of the ProSavery men regre' 10
sse that document hoat down the current OF une as
s,,sss;ve M the ooinons of the whole south. lney
ssr. ,sll;ed around him the yindlcator OF tneir
10 % reorIafe continue abolish Slavery 10 Their
80, ,err;tory without dictation or Linderance. ma
';,v Of them would agree with Mr.. Wis that Slavery
4. .ct /" Gin DOT &C." But in advancing the opinion
tbsf Slavery ia beneficial both races and that the
revival Of the Slave trade would be benefit to the
negro tie new Chief Magistrate Of Virginia has taken
position disgraccful TO On American statesman and
which do not think he could muster corporas guard
TO defend. IL W.
L<nfrokr. Juns Al
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fAdvsrtisemcnt.1

FEVER AND AGUE cannot exist wherever sne NV
An,isote 10 Malaria called RHooxss Fsvrn AHe Aesk
crsx" u,ed. It's singular innocence proved ey sos ee
cate Of the cele,.sed chemist Dr. J. chlsoa which seen
psnie each bottle. For sale by G. H. Rne G. "
Il Co.. and dealers generally. j. A. RHODES, rrove'aes'
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CHARGE oy FALSE PRETxssKs.-Ssmusl 2.
80 1890, .blv srpea-inx msp, arrested ycnes9y
.s Ss,,sr AZ ~ Second Dktric Police Court eses
viii hsTDs by false pressnses OBJ snsd 81 co. 70" ss
aid ant Cor the above several nosses - 49,,
stable Of Ransom Fernss Il Jersey CITY, wh.sa ysss
on viii on replevn sued BY tbs Circuit Court % ssS y
n u ehsrssd that accused had right 20 se 4sa
psy for the hogss He com mitf:d ~ JeS~7
Ssfant Of . eco bail TO answer the charge .-r b. 4r
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A CORRECTION.

To De Editcv Of 71<N " Tribune
SIR: In your report in Tuesdays TRIBUNE you
enoned that the the blue man. Butler caused
oy Oesr Boynton IL should read Officer Bowyer. and
o"ynton by making this you wd much oblge,
Yoars, &c, ROBT w. BOWER,
o..,< Aid, &c to the Chief Of Police
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(AdvertsemsntI
SUMNER uNnER- GARMENTS and HO6IERX 9

ever erption and the very lowest price, WI bs oaad
RANxr's OLD STAND, No. lof BowHRx
Special attention 70 invited at this season TO the
ZEPHyH NERrSo UxDKR.Vxs1s,
originally estahshmen sewers. yeen enss
and which have been universally approved Tor tneh
elasticity, durability and cheaPness - ...,
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BROOKL YNiL7,ElGS

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.--An interesting gathering
of the Sunday School teachers and scholars OF ne
Franklin-av Methodist Church took place last evon-
ing IN canvas tent ON Myrtle, near Franklin'sv.,
which was expressly fitted up for the occasion. Inc
tent was neatly decorated with hsgs and wreashs o.
flowers. Strawberries and other deicacies were far
nished in abundance, which were partaken OF ~
about 500 persons Of both sexes and oil sizes ana
ages The Rev. Mr.. b. Goodsall presided on the oc-
carton, and address was delivered by Cnaunoy
SchafIer, Esq, of New-York, who dwelt with con.
siderable force upon the influence Of the Sunday School
cause, and designated the Sunday School teacher e.
the greatest patriot in the land Tho school Is under
the superintendence OF Robert Van voorhis, Esq.
There we're pre- sent the Revs. Messrs Weed, Wiley
Field and Inskp. The evening passed of pleasantly.
SwIusIYG ARouT THE DocKs.-Three boys were
arrested Yesterday morning by tho Fourth District Police. fr
swimming dock the foot Of Cllntonsf aud mskinG
persons about the neshborhood They
were brought Justice Curtis and fined % e.ch and N
payment be imprisoned In the Coanty Ja for ave
6sys- .-i tia 20.
CArTuRR oy A SUPPOSED BuRGLAR.--A man named
Hughes the house OF Chses Week. the
Fuhinsax and Ryerons, about O'Clock yeses
day morning. He given into the custody Of tho foufh
District Police and committed for hearing b. Jssea
Cnftts
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O.r..xrxe (yoops ny FALSE PRErKssxs.--Inoe.
G. levitt wa, Yesterday arrested BY ceer Lord Of see
Police Corrt charged with hsvins IN May lSS opssass
Fepon Of No y Court who also sllcscs tnnf
the s.d yess be desu6ed him out OF about eo1 more
sccustd was he,d BY Justice Osborne for examinauea
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SCutIp Knlrp MI A FALL.--Corcscr O'Deaee9
held On inquest yesterday on che body 2, EaSs ~ w.
eh,d three years Ga Who was kied ~ s n n 81 W.
- -'ycrlct accidental death Aft ~ 4
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Gov JOHNSTON AT THE X. n. CONVENTION.
To TIE ESit~ Of The N. Y. Tyiouss
Sir: find in your paper Of this days date an ar
tiole rejecting severely upon the conduct OF Gov
Johnston Of Pennsylvania in reference to his vote in
the National Council on the Platform. l am conf
dent that you have desire to do injustice to IN hon
orabe man and therefore take the liberty Of setting
Won right on the matter Gov. Johnston was no
found rosing fr the Pro Slavery Platform framed
"bv n,gro drirers and doug faces" as you assert
On the contrary he voted against at and more than
that drew up and presented TO the National Council
spirited and Indignant protest against the measure,
and procured to it beside bis own name the sigma
lures of other me nbers of the Pennsyvania delega-
ton. He aIrayed himself unhesitatingly and firmly
with the members from Ohio and the West.
Yous sc GEO. r. MORTON Of Ohio,
PHILADELPHIA, June 20. 1855. Assist Sec OF N u
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fAdyeriscuncnt.

UNCLE TOMS CABIN, THE LAMPIIGHTRR, ana
MorvrArS syrrH are 10 be performed At the NATIONAL Thka
TER TosIcnr for the BENEvIr Of MIRA o. c. HOWARD os
early ..H I.f
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The great inhaling remedy for Asthma Cocsumg-
~ and all dsesses Of the Throat and Lungs Dr. Cvkrtss
HycssSA THOUSANDS have bser restored 20 health the pa
wear by the Hyseans. Principal once No ~ SroaesJ
r crnrIs viii be at the daily from 10 to ocosks
where he may be consulted free Of charge
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N.EW-JERSEY LIiElN&

DISTINCTIVE FRs.-A ere broke out at 81 o'clock
yesterday morning in the City Of Hudson, which
destroyed several buildings. 1t originated In the boz
mandatory of Mr. Hines, which, together with biz
lumber yard, was destroyed. Two houses adjoining
belonging 10 Aid. Gardner Of Jersey City were burned
and another one partly destroyed. Other buildings
by, of less value were partly burned and partly
demolished to prevent spread Of the flames. A
portion of the Fire Department of Jersey City resched
the SPOT ia to be of great service. The entire
loss is estimated TO be $50 900, of which Mr.. Hines
loses sl2, ooo upon which there was Insurance ~
$4,000 The City of Hudson has not organized Fire
Department or procured fire apparatus. - ~.
FEsTrvALs.--The Strawberry Festivals in Jersey
City held almost every evening, yet they do not
abate in interest On the contrary, the Festival held
at Commercial Hall on Wednesday evening by the
ladies of Trinity II. E. Church in rk-st., was an
indication Of their growing popularity The Hall was
tsstefuy decorated and densey thronged throughout
the evening. The tables were loaded with beautiful
bouquets, and with bounfal supply Of Strawberries.
ice cream and other Injuries Of the choicest qualities.
Floektons band discounted music, and Mr.. Scott -
the anetioneer entertained the company in pleasing
and advantageous manner.
The ladies Of the Third Reformed Dutch Church. Jeg-
sey City, Of which the Rev. Paschsl Strong Y the pes
tor, held their festival in the Tabernncle corner q
and passed of with much satisfaction. 800 -
The Great American Festival Of Charter Oak Asso-
ciation at Commercial Hall ON Tuesday evening, ives
very lsrge, attended notwithstanding the wet weather
and was On inte.esting occasion. Addresses were
made by Jacob Broom Of Philadelphia, Chauncy Shat
fer of New-York and Messrs. Hsrdenbergh and Shot
well Of Jersey City. There was music BY Flocktons
Band. .sIal.I
This evening the ladies Of the Second Presbyteran
Church, jersey City, hold their festival at Commercial
Hall; and the ladies of the Methodist Church In Ho-
boken hold a festival in their church. -
The Festival Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
jersey City, held at Commercial Hall last oven
ing and ike its predecessors met with public fsvof 49,
The Ladies Of the Baptist Church, jersey City, VII
hold their Feslivel this evening at Commerce. . na
The Festival Of the Ladies Of the Methodnt Cnurcn
in Hoboken took place last evening There was speak
ing by the Rev Mr.. Whitaker, Pastor Of tho YORK g.
NJ. K. Church, Jersey City, and by MI ha1som o.
Jerrey CITY and other interesting exercises ives
successful affair. re
souoot MoSIEs.--The Board of Chosen Freehold
ofHud.cn County has received 81 7s II the aolts4
t,on Of the School Fund for the County and -
Zen NJ II for each child betwosa
-
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fAcvertisrn@nf.

Mr.. FowLFR's CLASS IN PBRENOLoGY WIN
meet On Fprp,y EVENING NEXT June ed, No Se Broad
sv TO s,rsr for future weekly meetings All Interested ss
invited 10 attend. .I
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EyANs's CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. % ana ~
Pultop. il tho only Mace whore ZsPHyR CAssMkRs Sgvs
aTa sold for SIC CHEex MARskLLEs svIrs, - "a 'sss
LINN SuITs. 50 he
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IAdvertisementl !. I. 4.
PLAIN AND DEcoRATIYR PAPER. HANoIN0s.-

PaATr A HARpExBxRca, Manufacturers and Importers Ne
$50 Broadway between Leonard and Frankiinss mvns :.
tsntion TO ther extensive stock which unsupsssea ~
IN this country. Faithful and accomplished woshnen sses
any part the city country at short notice. ana tno3
NarTAnted.
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IAdvertisement.1
BIAKE's PATENT FIRE-P PROOF PAINT, No. l1U
PearLst-Soe under head Of Painta .Ds.tf'
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LOCKED UP.-The apparatus of Engine Company
No. Of Jersey City has locked up for two weeks By the
Chief became the Company v1ish -
egGded d<ordeny while returning TO their hosss sn
wash on Tuesday evening t )s4 ~
PREsEsrArIos.-A beautiful copy Of tho b. -
presented to Mr. A. Yeuinston Superintendent - 80
bath School of ST. Psns Z. Church. jersey Oy ~ ~
evening last. To him surprise. n " ssnS.x3
the Rev. M. z Eissu. pastor Of that Churce nj
IN an appropriate manner Ii the gin q ths e4ees
ers aud Bible class Of that school.
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ARREST OF PoLTcr DEALERs.-James Dalsou Of
the Of Forty6rsts and si1hay.; George Hoyt Of
ssven;hs. Seventhsv, yesterday arrested BY
ocer Murray complaint Of Caroline Kern Of No ls4 West
contrary to law The accused held BY Justice Davidson
to bail 10 sngwer the charge.
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FATAL FALL.-Coroner Hilton yesterday held an
inquest Of No Eat EleverthI upon tho body Of Benz
Wet nine years Of sgs who died from fracture OF the skull
PRODUCED by fall from an upper window Of the ebovensrned
house Monday evening The Jury rendered verdict Of
Accidental Death
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School MoSIEs.--The Board Of Chosen Freehold
County has received 81 7s u = hs eieee
,,e OF the State School Fund for the County end -
Zen sppcrfored II II for each child beewssa
a. ~. AZ nd eighteen year1:
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We call attention to the advertisement OF the Kari
tan Bay Unon which will be found in another colaun.
The vicinity of the place to New-York the varied adj
vantsges it possesses, and the generous spirit OF Its
render worthy of attention and inquiry on
the part of all those to whom this advertisement ad'
dressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22

The COMPLAINT BooK-The Complaint Book OF
yesterday was quite barren of interest There was
nothing in the criminal line more than burglary Of
tobacco, (which will all end in smoke no doubt and
the general charge that balehay falls from 10 TO
30 pounds por bale. Loafers, rowdes and garbage as
usual. The only serious complaint is that man 10
Eighteenthst does not keep the cover on his coal
ard and let's the dust blow in his neighbour eyes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-01

~ HOUSES \ Nd LUMBER YARDS. tile new
Basin FOR RENT two laIte fire rrosi BrcI. SIN,
GER, and Commission Hanscs. ia latse b. BIT "a e..
attached. the Basin, entity occupied j.. & a,l-
n Pryor aud Ro J. Ecaa, tn mi na..e-.tHf
given 4 One 10; has Ia lrosd ru.nfHs t.r# Ia
II aad tb,ro i Gran, on a. y .ai to- the SO OF ho b
tcn.iaents.
-Four Lumber la.a, Withhold avase. A., fer reat. on
The Basin Apply II JUIH RlGhbR.
ia, l daodf.
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~. FOR RENT On accommodating terms
Hill the large NEW BRICK FACTORY. recently
LILA erected by MIR Peter l.. Dadiey, on Church ST.
near Friends Wa ehouse, with portion Of the fixtures
al nearly new. On account of locut and
OF cement il i Justly regarded one nj the
most desirable in Lynchburg FIR terms aprly to
ED, D, CuRiSIIAN. {rrn.,ce.
PLEASANT PRESTON. \ ''us"e-'
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GILANO. GIIANO.

HAVING made arrangements with the Ponf'H1
1 agents 10 get supplies Of GIANO ON he hr-i
tcrtu4, prepared Ia furnish At W. my
now ou hnud anil ad iut 7.JdU bag. aud b" N re
ilur r,rcip oil W. .lia Il nufe,erIt Witt COME
to ~ direct Gum the nPepts ami all VII purchase 81 ~.
nuy rely on getting GENUINE GtAN0. w sob,H
the ar1er ol our friends and al oler-. with ia. a--us
TINT ~ always furnish thHan " la the hfsi utt
,le and an tho most ln> ornhlr tcuus
GRESHAM \ co.
fell.ts Nurih -rirof tine Be#fr R.rbnfauI, ".
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Fall Importation
fEarthepwnre and China.

Fresh receipts Of Glass and Fancy 4rf,c'fS,
I'IlE uhsenber olfs 10 IT, tad" ,sf ''' Na''''
tick Of Eartdrnwarc, Gtim md 81 "a, tn" PAT
ierns ct which were elected by hta-c IA person.
Having NJ Npefielre of nlauy yrnrs ia hs rt'""'
business. ees great confidence IA 'en7E TINT IN P"hl
Of price and guoltY viii eomPnrr taso'nbiy Win ny
other house "a the made.
White GrpHito Dinner Nare,
Do do Ba-ir. 1pd Ewrrs, Jug, Ten Nnfe, ct
Blue PINT. lowing ind Fancy do
Fine Decorated Chun DINNER ND Dessert Sets
% do do Tea and Toilet -ets
Do do do Pitchers aud Vases
Gold land do Of above variety
VI t. Chin do Of nLoyr YHrioiy-
Common Ware Of every de-crption, sniuble t"i
" pIralipg which he Offers upon such trims for eisf
cannot fail 10 Plensc
Fine Mnntr Pier and Toilet Gasrcs
Fnc Ivory 1nhe Cutlery Wolters an l'rtanle Nnre
Safety and other Fluid aud Salnr Lamps
Glass Wnro in every variety
All he a.b- Ia cal md he frey assured hi'priees
viii riv, satisfaction.
III, rnckrri. one of thebest in tlr trade
Stone Wure Mt incinrr urirrt
sep l2-b JAS - Il. u -.
". .ffa,t r.
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NEW CONCERN

TIVE undersigned will continue the Grocery md
L Commission business ut the old stand OF Wilson
4 anh'in, where he intends keeping genctal stock
If every arcl" in his line would - gla liz
old aud the Pr br gene ally r. mpt alton
all forwarding and Other business entrusted to
10 JOS If. WILSON.
September 1851 sep2 -
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GA, GAs., GAs!!l

DERSOAS wishing their houses i'ted for burning
Gas will find some strong Inducements offered by
IMPLYING the subscriber hive good wort men nnd 4
SUI c,iar stock of materials A q. nABNEl.
\. B.--All ,rdcr4 for fitting ~ To5nreo tarrnria-
rec iced thiu -x dny., pnymcui viii not be required
hciurr the 1T OF Jmc, 1879.
7-.lt.
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.JrNEasAs. WATERS.

MINERAL A'FEIBkS.--.lost to aud a
VI supply Of Waters from the celebrated A ghany
Springs in Aiontanr ery. and Roc>blidse um rings
and Saratoga %, Coaerrs4 Springs in New York
These Water rut mp in glass; and possess all the
medicinal properties il inst taken from the tountan
For -ale by JOHN H. SEAN d co,
nrln-ts Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-01

ID Having l,rernned to close ont stuck Calpen-
err Hariva ard building terial,,inrludng
re,iye assortment 1t Locks, Hinges, Screws, Window
Ga-, Sc Ac. the whole stock is offered at
cost Tho, ni,l5rq aay thing il that line would con
suit their ino.e,ts by giving call before purchasing
l... hero rlsrI3.. A. WINSTON.
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PLAID, Blrcchcl AMI brown Domestic Calico Linen
Dr,ll, Bed Cord- aud Tough Lines, Window Glass mud
ruuy. Coppru,-, Aur, Nader and Indigo, Peprcr
III pr aud Spice, Spades. Shoye.. Trace ind Halter
CHAINS, Manure and Hay Folks. Boots Shoes and HITS
For sale, exchange for country Produces
InI-ng tnrm.. (np. 9l.fsl IOIlN IIOIIlNS.
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WIN You Read the Truth 2

A Medicine have merit and areat mefjtto stand
" tie test ofpublic opinion. No art of man can
galyau-c worthless article AS tokcepi up good
nedciGe, If II be not ienly 50.
A good medicine VIII live, be ONE popular mud
lead ia snlo, your after yeur, in spite Of opposj,oh
rho peol IT, readily find its virtues, and the tame al
,haa fa.-c- f6pn ,gt 10 mouth with rapidly
ttaa nav sIHrer- spr ad IT, y living witnrss tc,
lyng L. ne medicine has adc for him Is of far
ulorr service 1. an my newspaper advertising
In proof al tai We any above, We refer yeu to
HANPTON'S NEGETBLE IlNGTGRf, and It's eff
feet, It, praise i, 10 Tie months Of muumdes. The
besturn in country give their Il stmory to its
wonderful cures. Among tnem we rnme Hon. II.
Clay, Hon Rich. VI Jobn on, Yicr Preriacrt Of the
United States. with hundreds Of others Cnpt Thomas
Canut--br ,ther the celebrated phy-tcnu of the
Emperor of frauce-vn- cured ty il Of II disease Of
oven yea,s tondinenflcr tho sill of all tie Doctors Of
Europe and Ameri,o had lniIeI torur
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
IN her Cf'RE bg tf4UPTON'S TINGIUR%;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, eUery ,ohere, bear the same
IeStiPtoay
Roal The f'ovirc CrrDItcutc tfrrn Lady, cndorseI
by Postmaster +. +. Cooper;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nA.UEK.

- REDrfPES.-H TIrEs ir#ss Fr',ls all
= where tHey ri7 get H. he a9i r'"a4e
Dszurrrsa.t pes. but iief uI come h1-s ." MiNNls
TASsFss whtr fHcl get the hs.t afd are 'ate o.
20, 80 worth Of f.rir money SiruuiHa' Al sa.lrl..
Rly~5aA accidents, Bank bursting. Mn iiHHR all
occur daily tu firing Miunis I1aH,Ts. IN 'aEirt
IRA liant artistic md ife T. DaeuerrcaUpe., i cut of
abe question Those in want should roi forget To oHl
ans set aac rs pictures no ~ I'D 70 iars hc room
unfiT t.e nares aie satisfied.
A sr.e ard beautiful assortment OF Gold Loekets
breast pms Ring. Na'eh Sea.. ksts. II aI ian ard
anry Casa always or mud md sa5 -ttr uHesf. e
picture cas pIrte. splendid = Gs=r- new
ln-t received. Call early in The dss before the crowd
comes Ibr state at weather mases ~ a.larenss D..
regard To qu44iy OF Piclute
MINIS { IANNER
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MISCELLANEOUS
CHANGE OF uOUHs-ons ss-p1;Hf

CHANGE OF Ss.-on S1slpIrIIlf
- and after the | Ith INST. eur Packet
Boa's vii leave Lynohbarg MONDAY, Nednesda, and
Ftiias, al r. NJ. and arrive in Richmond text das at
NJ. The Packet tor Buchanan viii leave at A
N, same lays and arrive in Buchanan nj 7. he
turning. leave Buchanan Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
day a. A N. md nrr ve Ia Iyuclihurg at 4 T. NJ.
lneor=squenco Of tn high Tttse Of tnrage and f'o
visions the fare i'll he raised tat dat.
BOYD EDMUND \ DAVENPORT.
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CARD undersigned will eontGe as here
~ totorc The GRncERr, toMMIssIrN q foRwARDiNG
business and elso, the manufacturing u Tobnroo.--
Grateful Ter former avor they pledge their best ekrr
lions IL n tit t8,ir continuance
opl9 L. MCDANIEL. bTR1 e. PRESTON.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

np2n-0'- Gil, J. FOL kES.
"A gfAas HATS HATS, 81.
- SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1858. 81
LtTlFZEk VIII introduce the Spring ryle Dless Hat,
oulr Inst S'ur say IN March, Ton The inspection OF his
customers and tire pubic generally; Which Will be found
-tfla,s any Hat, Tins marhet, in beauty, srlr,
qanOit, mud finish Al.o, 1t Lon Of beautiful style
soft Hat. for young Gents. All tho'c dcsiing dnc
bfr.- Hat. rclp-e ANY thing in this market, will
please eol ut the sign i, TIE BLuE HAT,
All kinds oil Hat, rhde To order with ncatnes' and
dispatch. Customers Has dressed over ns usual,
mn53Is WM. SIllZER.
-. FOR RENT from the lst My, the
s,iii ronnotteu- STORE present occupied by the
III sllstrbsr- This Is tAe most GENITAL md one
OF tho do,irahir busiues, stands IN the city. Aso
several 4vcnieut offices Mau street. Enquire nj
Inc Clathiag Bazaar
app IS BURROUGHS, SHAFE3 X co.
NEW GOODS
~ RICH GOODS !
FASHIONABLE GOODS -!
NEW S1lLEB.--W ELL MADE.
CHEAP FOR CASH!
to pun,toul short time. Now daily lc-
rci.ng the G1ohlns rna Furnishing Bazoar
npi3ls INTRODUCES, SllAFER Co.
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= nnA LBS. best Rio cirande Sole Leo'her
csNIS9sF iust received "
u1ay17-is Sal NDERS GIRBY.
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NOTICE.
.INO. 3. GADDESS'

nIiasNE.-trSaeh American ticrrnar and
W English, hlearhcd and unhe iohet. for sale by
GEO. b. JONES ( co,
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w NJ. J. FOLKES. Book BIhDtR BLsSK Boop
w Manufacture, ain street, siEn Of he BnoN
Lynrhb re-. Va. is prepared to do all Kind. of Book
Binding at short notice vrry low prices ttr the ras
A kinds Of ruling done to order. such Us Sermon
Music, Bill and Commission Percr
tell l3fs