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NOTICE OF CU-pAHrrERsHlP.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCI-
Il ated themselves for the purpose OF conduct
ing General Wholesale Grocery and Commits
sion Business In Georgetown, under the Arm Of
GETTY 4 WILLIAMS, and have taken the
warehouse No S, southwest corner or High and
Water streets. VERNON GETTY,
EDWARD WILLIAMS.
Georgetown, October l3, 1855, oc 2S-lm
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MEDiCAL CARD.

CAUD.
nR. H. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
u pathic physician, has the honor to offer his
services to the Inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity.
tween both and 2lst streets.
N. Homeopathic medicines for sale. which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, For Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c dc. sc 33m
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Commodore Stockton and the Prs.;a.r,,.p
Question

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 2S.-The WILMINGTON
dispatch, published in the New York H.ssid
of this morning, to the effect that Comm odore
Stockton will to-day come out with letter in
favor Of Fremont for the Presidency, frds no
eredence here, and the letter referred 70 has
not yet been heard Of, either In this city or
Trentor
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EOk RENF-A THREE STORY BRICK
House, containing six rooms, situated on r
street between I'd and ID. Inquire next door
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SUPERIOR CLOAK vELVkTS AND
CLOTHS
VNTE HAVE NOW IN STORE AFINE AS
w sortment Of r'ch Black and colored SILK
vELVETS, Of the proper width for Cloaks and
Talmas.
Jus, received, a large LOT Of fine Black, Brown,
Tan and 6rey CLOTHS for Cloaks
Weinvi.e the attention Of those ladies who pre-
fer buying the materials and having the cloaks
made to order Cooley & SEARS,
2}-St 523 9TH st three doors nor Pa. av.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
rUyp USrEES SAGE nE nnrEE =

VVNRUSrEEs SALE OF HOTEL FUHNI-
Il ture, &c Will he sold on WEDNESDAY
the 5:h day Of November, 1855, at the United
states Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, WASHINGTON
city, commencing at 10 O'Clock a m, all the
Household and other Furniture lately in use In
said Hotel, comprising great variety Of useful
articles
Carpets, Tables. Bed and Bedding
Bedsteads, Chairs, Table linen, Crockery Ware
Table Cutlery, Glass Ware, Mirrors
Hotel Carriage, &c &c.
Taken and TO be sold to satisfy the creditors
named In deed OF trust from K B Hackney
dated the 10th day OF June, 1854, and .ecorded IA
the land records OF Washington county, ID. C, in
Liber A. = No. -, folios $50, &C.
Terms OF sPle cash. BY ORDER " The Trustees
HENRY NJ. MORFlT,( ,r,,..
h THOMPSON, trustees
A. GREEN,
&C l3-eo INTEL Auctioneef.
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IGinger Lszenges and Essence IAN al .

CA ginger prepared by FRED BRows Philadelphia
81 GILMAS5 Store, Pa. avenue.
th& Psste, delightful article for coughs colds.
Also, Pure Cod Liver Oh prepared by SAMUEL snss OF
Philadelphia for sale above &C SOW
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OF FRENCH MILLINERY.

~. MRS. NJ. X. HARRIS, PENN. ~
Kavenue, one door east Of the corner ~
S6oOf 9Th street, will open on Saturday, ~
November LIST, a rich assortment OF French Hats
Flowers, Feathers, and Ribbons. &C 20 3ts
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GEO. ii. VARNELL,

Il Al Il ~ IL IL
No 81 10rth side La. ave.. bet 6th dad 7fh SIS
"ISHES TO SAY 10 HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public generally that he is prepared at
all times TO execute WORK In Ills line at the shortest
notice. oc3Im
nOLE'S SkLF.CENTERiNG HUB-BOR-
- ING MACHINE. with capacity to work on
hubs rging from p inches TO Ia Inches In d.
ameter. For sale by
ELVANS & THOMPSON, Agents,
&C 25 lw BIG Pa av., bet 9th and 10Th sts-
NEW AHD ATTRACTIVE NOVELS
~ Raising the Veil, or Scenes Ia the Courts; by
Ball Fenner Embeliished with portraits OF Po-
lice Court Officers 81
Carrie Emerson, or Life In Cliftonville by Mrs.
G A. Hayden. 81
Walter March, shoep1e Reeollections; by Ma
tor March. 81
Boston Common; Tale CT bur Own Times; by
Althe, or Spells from the Strand; by Mrs Ada
Kate stanton, Page nom Real Life. 81
Dora Grafton, or every cloud has silver lining
81
Ambition Kate Willie 81
kambes In Eastern Asia, including China ard
Manila, during several yeari' residence; with
notes OF the voyage to China, excursions in Man
illa, Hong Kong, &c; by L. Ball, NJ ID second
edition. 81 IS.
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S bookstore,
Oc "a Penn ave, near 9th street
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ANEW COACH FACTORY,
nm TWFI ETH STR EET

ANEW COACH FACTORY,
ON TWELFTH STREET.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENT
i ly opened Coach Factory at $685. ARG,
18th street, south OF Penn avenue, RS
would respectfully announce 10 the public that
he is prepared to manufacture or repair all kinds
Of Coaches, Carriages, and light Wagons, on the
most reasonable terms, and In the best manner
Those desiring good Carriage, or to have repair
ing well and promptly done at low price are
earnestly requested to call as offer such induce
ments as cannot fell to please
All work guaranteed 10 g i've perfect satisfaction
&C 27-1m THOMASI GARDNER
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E>OR RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE ON GOTH
4 street, near NJ street, Of rooms. Also, an.
other on M street, between 10Th and 10th streets,
OF rooms. Both are neat houses. Immediate
possession given. Inquire Of JAMES WAT
TERS, on 10Th street near NJ oc 2S.9t&
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1.-THE Universal Cloth StPetcher can be
procured DYsoN5 avenue corner of
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7S00 BUSHELS OF PRIME WHITE
NV MERCER POTATOES ex pected da!
ly For sale On or before arrival, in lots 10 suit
purchasers.
Fifty bushels Golden Skin ONIONS, which
Will be sold low On or before arrival Apply
HARTLY BORTHER,
&C 2c-2W 1Ol Water street, GeoYg etown.
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TO THE LADIES.

~ WE HAVEJUST OPENED OUR M
fashionable assortment Of Velvet and Sf&,
49, ther WINTER BONNETS. Also SHR
a new style Of Hair Dresses and Flowers lust re-
ceived from Paris; and all other articles In the
Millinery line. e. PRIBRAM 4 CO.
Pa. ave-, bet. 10th and 11th SITS south side.
oc 2-lm
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TABLE CUTLER

TABLE CUTLERY.
ouch AS IVORY. WOOD AND HORN
- handle table ard dessert, Knives only, and
Knives with Forks Also, meat and game Car
vers, Steels, &c. These goods are manufactured
expressly for my sales, and do not hesitate 10 re.
commend them as being equal IL not superior to
any goods In the market
G.. w. BOTELER.
NC N-eo.. iron Hall.
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For Sale and Rent.

fOk RENT.-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
=. mouse on rem. avenue, betw, en- 9th and 9Th
streets, over A. Hoover & Sons Shoe Store suiia-
pie TOT hrst. Class Boarding House. 1t is now
undergoing complete repair Possession given
Immediately. Inquire Of A. HOOVER SON +,
streets. oc 9O-tf
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a. IL. l.. CROWN & CO.,
AUCTION MMISSION NERO HANTS,
335 Pennsylvania Avenue,
between 9Th and eth streets, south side

Consignments solicited. Liberal advances made
when desired AL Personal and Real Estate at
tended to
SALES EVERY NIGHT, and on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at the store
&C colin
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CLoCkS-CLOCkS-CLOCKS.

CLOCkS-CLOCkS-CL
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LAR6E As
= sortment Of Clocis-50 different STYLES which
Will be sold low, and warranted to 90 well Those
who BUY TO sell aga would do well 10 give me a
call before purchasing elsewhere Also, Cioe Z
Materials OF all kinds. Oils, Balls, Keys, Cords,
Hands, &C, at J. RUBTNSOS;5
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLosKs.

VELVET AND GEOTH CEUI KS.
"E OPEN TODAY ANOTHER INVOICE
w Of beautiful Velvet and Clorh Cloals, and
Talmas, all the latest styles, and which will be
sold at the lowest sc lie Of prices
III We invite the special attention Of the La
dies before making their selections Of Cloaks.
CObLEY & SEARS,
oc u ct 629 eth st. 3 doors above Pa ave
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A PPLES-MACkEHEI
"A GO barrels Prime Pippen Apples
Is do No 2Mackerel
., do No 3large Mackerel
Is do No } need do
Now landing per schooner Marietta Burr, and
for sale by HARTLEY Il BROTHER,
oc " az 10l Water street, Geore etown
pLACk TEA.-30 CHESTS OF UNRIVAL
- led Black Tea just in
KING BURCHELL,
oc3 Cor Vt. ave and 18th street
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RRsIsrRR's OFFICE, October 10, 1856

kKsIsTRR's OFFICE. October 10, 1856
TNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
l. Notice Is hereby given that licenses issued 10
taverns, retailers OF spirtuous and fern ented H.
4uoIs, wines, cordials, &C groceries, dry goods,
hardware, medicines, perfumery, watches and
)eweiry; lumber, wood, coal, and commission
merchants; also keepers Of hackney carriages
ana omnibuses, billiard tables, ten pin alleys,
and confectionery, and for hawking and peddling,
ana dealers IN Old Iron, brass, copper, &C =, will
ana that said licenses must he renewed at this
once within ten days after that time
SAM'L T. DOUGLASS,
W io-tNoVS Register.
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rsocracy of Washington were al, alive this
morning, mastering for their visit to the great
meeting at Laurel Factory. While one large
| body had gathered At the railroad station,
another was forming at the Jackson Associa-
ton headusrters, from whence it marched
in force down the Avenue, preceded by With
er's fne band. We had no idea there were
50 many Democrats in the District. The as
tonished know-Nothings peeped out of their
holes, rubbing their eyes and staring with
blank open -mouthed Amusement; and as pha-
lsnx after phalanx Of the apparently endless
procession moved past, each Know-Nothing
seemed mentally to ask himself, "Will they
stretch till the crack of DOOM"
Now, considering the bad luck of the Know
Nothings In such matters, it seems like posi-.
tive cruelty to allude to the subject; vet we
can't help calling their attention to the fact
that this was something like a procession. It
struck every body, too, what amazingly good
looking men, thu Democracy are Compari.
sons are odious, yet the spectators could not
we'll avoid forming q mental contrast betveen
the athletic, cheerful, handsome, broad. ,hest.
ed, well-developed, amisble- looking citizens
who marched in the Democratic line to-day,
and the disconnected, ring streaked, dyspeptic.
looking mortals who struggled along in the
late remarkable Know Nothing papesuts
The Know Nothings, of course, can't help
their looks, but there is no earthly need Of
their making an exhibition of themselves in
public PROFESSIONS to the detriment of scary
horses and young mothers.
TIE MsLoDEsN TROUPE bad another pros.
porous sOiree last night at Odd Fellows Hall.
Just look at their bill for to- night's perform.
ance. Why, it is positively criminal for any
body to stay away after glance at the con.
tents Of that bill. It's worth quarter to wit.
ness the last item in the programme
LARcENr.-Mr. Norwood of the auxiliary
gusrd arrested lad named John Rowe, who
Is charged with the larceny of potatoes and
various articles from the market. Rowe has
been away for q season. and is but recently
returned to the city. The case was laid be-
fore Justice Dom, who, in order that all the
witness might appear, committed him to Jail
for further hearing.
CENTRE MARKET Tho market space could
not accommodate all the dealers who were 10
tho market this morning; conseq uently the
curb line of the Avenue from Seventh t.
Tenth street was occupied by country wagons
and carts. The supply in all the branches
was ample, and the prices, except for scarce
articles, not unreasonable
SHAkSPERIAN READISGS-By the advertise.
ment in another column it will be seen that
Mr. Charles Newton, assisted by eminent tai
ent, will give another Of his attractive Sha Ks
perian entertainments tonight.
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Naval lntelligence.

mon,h LORI. ,9kk, Oct 80 The sloop-of-wsr Ports
and would proceed on the 18th e. Hona 49,
=! 70 relieve the Macedonian A Letter 70 the
Daily Times from Whampoa states thst ths
steamer San JscihtO had been repaireS' and
would start again for Japan about the Ioth 81
August. '"'A W
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WATCH RErURNs.-Pete Books, cJlored
assault AMI battery on bis wife; security for
peace; for profanity 10 the streets fas aud
cost.
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4. L. GOAMAN. wM R. wILso
GORMAN, WILSON l. CO,
B NIX r. RS
SAINT PETER, MINNESOTA,
DEALERS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
~ REAL ESTATE, LAND WARRANTS,
and GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS
Eefe' enceS-Pairo j. Nourst; Sweeny. Kitten
house, FAINT Co. &C Aims
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The Board then adjourned.

COEIss In Quite q number of wagons from
the adjoining counties Of Maryland and Viz
GINA were in this city early yesterday. They
were loaded with various kinds Of provisions
which were offered for sale in the streets, and
which found ready purchasers. Among these
provisions was a lot Of early pork.
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Corporations Of Washington IA seeosBf With the
Dir Bank of Washington CR
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
PROM The ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING TFLEG RIpu
Withdrawal Of Democratic congrsssiou Al

NkW YORK, Oct. 30 Hon Hiram WAL
oriase, the Democratic independent nominee
~ tne Sd Congressional District In this STATE.
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SnAksPERIAS READINGs.-By the advertise.
ment In another column 1t will be seen that
Mr.. Charles Newton assisted by eminent tai
ent, will give another Of his attractive Sha Ks.
perian entertainments to night.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
DaOPERLY COMPOUN DED AT ALL
Il hours, day and night, at \. B YATES
Drug end Prescription Store, No. 52s eth street,
opposite the Patriotic Bank oc 16-Im
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-27
Kate's Answer.


Yes, thirty years have fled, John, since
you and | were young, and loved in child
like innocence, as you have truly sung /;
and that we're growing old, John, it's
very plain to see--our hair is gray, our
eyes are dim, the staff guides you and
me. But we still live, and love, John;
though we are something old; our hearts
still have some warmth, John, though
others think them cold; The latent fires
Of youth, John, are not all smoth-
cred yet, and we can live, and love, John,
as when in youth we met. Our focks
upon the hills, John, come at their own
er's call the vines upon the trellis, John,
creep up the cottage wall, We have all
that we want, John then why should we
repine! since YOU, 10 me, a treasure are,
and ! am truly thine. AS down the path
Of life, John, Eve travel to the bourne
from which no traveller, John, can ever
more return" we'llbe each others treas
urc, John, as in The days Of yore {; and
at the foot we'll love and sleep, and ask
for nothing more. ,''.''' :. 7
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MY Mother

"My mother Manhoods anxious brow
And stern cares have long been mine,
Yet turn / too thee fondly now,
As when upon thy bosom shrine
NV infant grieis were gently huhhed to rests
And the low WHISPERED prayers my slunl-
- bers bless'd. st .F} III
The chord of human sympathy un~
touched by the word Molher, car vi
brate 10 no concord Of sweet sounds"
From the earliest cradle prayer, down
through infancy and boyhood, to the
threshold of mans estate--when the part
ing benediciion rests on the son as he
steps into the world, and the mother can
only follow him with her blessing-the'
lervent tones, the gushing tears, the
trembling hopes Of that mother burn into
the memory, and those sweet recollectiOns,
as star Of hope guide his unsteady feet
through life.
The mother draws the tendril Of the.
delicate vine Of youth close to her beat-
ing heart, and teaches it how to grow and
where to run and as she guides the
clinking vine, so it fastens itself to the
firm pillar Of stern integrity. or trails,
along the devious path Of dishonor..
"The mother in her office, holds the key.
OF the soul aud she it is who stamPsth the eoiA,
Of character, aud makes the being, who would.
be savage,
By her gentle cares, christian man.. 'e,
1t needs neither prose nor poetry To-
argue convincingly the controlling power
of the mother over the future destiny Of
the child. The exception is rare, in
which-if Influence and example have
been virtuous and good-the after life Of
the child has not been swayed and im-
proved by it, True. the good seed, sown,
and watered with the tears and prayers,
Of sainted mother, may long be buried,
under the tolls, the cares, the temptations
, of busy life, and even the lips which ut.
tered those prayers, may for years rest
closed in death, before blade from thai
seed bursts forth. Yet sooner or later,
the thoughtless man, orthe wayward son,
starts at the "still small voice !" Of that
mother, whose tones almost forgotten,
ring out from the dim and dreamy past |;
and memories crowd upon him--and
these long lost words touch bis garland
he feels that guardian spirit Of friend
whose affection faileth>not, hovers over
him, and he obeys that mysterious inAu-
ence. .e4., .s.+. .r.r..,,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-27


A HEROIC WoMAN.-A passenger on
board the Northern Indiana" gives an
account of the narrow escape Of Cicero
Fowler and wife, of Tully. There was
but one life-preserver for Mrs. F. and
her husband; he insisted imperatiyely
that she should put it on she perempto,
rily refused, saying she "was poor In
health, and his life was worth fur more
than hers" The preserver having no
strap, Mrs. F. tore the hem from her
dress, and fastened j. to her husband,
whom she continued 10 encourages, saying
she could hold on to him, and II the pre-
server could not sustain them both, she
would be the one to let 60, and leave him
to save himself .a
The fire was getting hotter and hotter.
The water was thick with human forms
struggling for life; she tore her bonnet,
already on FIRE, from her head, and hand
in hand with one she loved better than !.
herself, took the dangerous leap. As
they arose, Mr.. Fowler assisted his wife
in procuring a good hold of him on or
about the shoulders. She wiped the wat
er from his mouth and eyes, and encour-
aged him TO retain his hope Of being
saved. He continued 10 struggle with
the waves. Half an hour elapsed, and
there were no signs of assistance. His
strength was rapidly failing; his wife
observing it tried anew to cheer him.
He said he could not stand it any longer;
it seemed as though he must give itup,
At that moment she heard steamer
coming rapidly through the water. She
says: |" My dear husband, few mo.
ments more and we are safe. Don't you
hear boat coming!" He said he did.
and Immediately revived, made all the
effort in his power, and struggled for him
self and his heroic wife until the (" Mis-
sissippi" came up and took them, with
scores Of others, on her commodicus
decks.-Syracuse Journal.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-27

ET The following answer was made
to young lady who had sent her lover
a kss--in a letter:
Thanks to my little absent friend
A kiss you in your letter send,
But, ahl the thrilling charm is lost
In kisses that arrive by post, < ~
That fruit can only tasteful be
When gathered, melting from the tree
HEWere itnot for the tears that iill our
eyes, wha! an ocean would 6lfour hearts !!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-15
Still. Later from Nicaragua Cut
on from His Arny.-Cri ticai Condition
af His Tranns

Ou ToM n1s Army.-CFiucat OOuoltl0u
Of His Troops.
CHARLESTON, Dec l3-The steamer Isabel from
Havans, 10th Inst via Key West, arrived this
morning.
The steamship Tennessee, from San Juan 4th
instant, for New York, had arrived at Key West
With 500 passen gers and So00, 900 In specie
The cholera had broken out on board the Ten.
Passengers on the Tennessee state that General
Walker had been driven from every place in Mica
ragua, except the Transit route,
At last accounts his forces, four hundred strong,
were q! Granads, surrounded by the Costa Rica,
San Salvador and Guatemalian forces. They had
fought for nine days
Walker was on board q steamer on the lake,
without Communication with his army.
His men were in . tight place. suffering from
want of provisions and clothing, and dying from
disease.
Walker had destroyed Granada, as reported per
Texas ut New Orleans, and Massaya
The engagement bet Eet n the Nicaraguan schoo
ner Granada and the Costa Rican brig Of war,
lasted for two hours. The schooner was armed
with two six Founders Finally, the brig blew up
The engagement occurred near San Juan del Sur
Lola MonteZ IL q passenger In the Tennessee.
The United States schooner w. X. King had ar.
rived at Key West, and sailed for Pensacola
The steamers Black Warrior and Philadelphia,
from New York, were at Havana.
General Harvey and suite had arrived at Key
West, tour of inspection of the different posts.
Flags of truce had been hoisted at all the posts
through the country, for the purpose of calling IN
the Indians for talk and, if possible, to bring
them to terms peaceably.
AtHaVana sugars had improved to !.
The only news from Panema, concerning Walk.
ar states the arrival there of four soldiers Of the
Sicarasuan army who escaped from the Rivas
party. They represent that Walkers men are in
great restitution, and dying daily of cholera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-15
MEL Nv. Syme.

Wa announced, yesterday, that our esteemed
..n,.mporary. Mr.. syme, Of the Petersburg Inter
$500 IA. purehased thu Raleigh Register, and
r,I, remove nom Petersburg 10 that city
We regre. to part nom cur excellent and witty
,.,,hsor. though we shall continue TO enjoy his
.,,orou. And caustie pen in the Register" But
:, ma had become one Of the Institutions OF Pc
,.r.burs, and We can't realise how the coekade Is
"a sourish without syme, or syme without the
S..t .da We apprehend that he IL not seriously
inclined to permanent residence IN North Caro-
ins hut that he only intends 10 take Rip Van
w;rtis n.p there aud. .. the end of twenty years,
rrb bis eyes, shoulder bis old Virginia hrelock and
soms over 10 see how Petersburg aud Richmond
ne coming on.
But waking or sleeeping, In Virginia or Norsa
Carolina, We visa him lots OF g'od luck ana naf
Inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-15
nIED.

At her residence, near Richmond. on the Is insf,
Mrs BARBARA HOFFMAN,, consort of L. shosmaa,
In the AID year Of her age.
CT Bsitimors and Alsx,ndr.a papers Please
copy.
On Saturday, evening. the 18th irh after pro-
tracted illness, Of Copsu nption Mrs ANN hOhNE r.:
relatives of the family are respectfully invited at
tend her fauerai THIS MORNING, at the resiience
Of her ain law. Mr.. James Jtfreys. ON Eishth
street. North of Leigh, at IL O'Clock
On Saturday the 18th inst 1t half o'clock, at
the residences Of Mrs r. Roane, On Frank lin street,
afier short bot painful Hines, of three days Mr.
JAS. MADDOX, ia the Sist year OF bis age, leaving
la,re circle Of relations aud friends to mourn his
un,imey losi ,.
MIR Maddox was Young man of high respsctablli.
ty and strictly moral, beloved and esteemed by all
who knew hirn.