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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-02

"Annexation and war'-that's
true, every word of it, said a
pert old maid: "no sooner do you
get married than you begin to
fight"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-02

~ Naomi, the daughter of Enoch.
was five hundred and eighty years Of.
age when she was married. Courage
ladies' = M
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Monument TO Madison.

1t IL a humiliating fact, that at this time there
illustrious Madison, and that the stone over the
mortal remains of the great sage of Monticello is
fast going to decay. We were pleased however,
upon recent visit to the establishment of Mr.. J..
w. Davies, of this city, to see beautiful plan for
an appropriate monument over the grave of Madi-
son. which he is executing at the expense Of some
liberal and patriotic gentlemen of our city and
State Mr.. Davies informs us that, not long ago.
an unknown lady called at his store and requested
him to accept fifty dollars towards the Madison
monument, but. having no authority for that pur
pose, he referred her To the gentlemen having the
matter In charge. This is gratifying evidence of
sae interest felt in mark of respect to the memo.
~ ct Madison, which ought to have been paid by
the State itself, especially Madison was not in
cluded In the group Of the Washington statue.
The reason for not including Madison In that
group as Is well known, was simply that the de.
sign embraced only the men of the Revolutionary
era But under such circumstances, Il would have
been an act of peculiar grace and propriety If the
Dill spproprlating $500 for the erection of suita.
Bile monument over the grave of Mr.. M.dison had
passed the Legislature. The failure to pass tina,
oiii' In connection with the omission Of Madison
Hom The Washington group, seems almost pk :
IN mteptionai slight 70 the memory of that mo.,
alsnnenished man, though nothing, we are am.
body. sisuVe
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Dsnnely wrote home recently that McGraw
had died from an affection of the throat" He
was hung last season in California.
The Rev. c. R. Vaughan, of Lynchburg, is to
address the Alumni Association of Hampden Sid
ney College, Va, at the next annual commence.
ment of that Institution.
Dr. Jas K Glider of Newberry, s. c., was acct
dentally shot and killed while hunting on the 9th
inst
John Field, Esq, distinguished lawyer of Ar.
kansas, died on the lite ult.
T. j. Bobo was robbed and murdered last week
at Atlanta, Ga
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TUNNEL FISIsHED.-The Brooksville Tunnel
800 feet in length, we learn from the Charioftes'
vile Jeffersonian, has been entirely arched with
brick, and the work completed and ready for the
iron rails The cars on the Central Road will cease
To he run over portion of the temporary track,
as soon as the rails are laid in this tunnel ana 1t
will not be long before the main track win be
ready for the cars as far as the "Robinsen's Hol'
low Tunnel disseminating another portion of the
temporary track" after which time no other por'
ton of that track will be continued till the compile
sion of the main tunnel through the Blue Ridge.
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LIVE AND LEARN; GUIDE FOR ALI WHO WISH
TO SPEAK AND WRITE coRREcTLr--This - the
title of q small volume just issued BY Garrett q
Co, New York. II lisa very useful book of refer
ence, and contains an immense number Of exam
pies of correct style Of speaking and writing, re-
latins to phrases abominably misused in every
day cow ersaiion and writing. For sale BY Messrs
HAROLD g. MURRAY. Broad street.
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LIBERAL CONFERENCE.-The Shiloh Bar list
Association, which met at Madison c. II. on Tues
day. the Sd inst, contributed $500 in cash to the
Indian Missions under the care of the Southern
Baptist Board, and $50 more were pledged by in.
dividuals to be paid at a future day. Two hun
dred dollars in cash were also contributed at the
same time for the Foreign Missions of the South
ern Baptist Board, and upwards of $500 more
pledged by individuals for the same object.
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SUMMER RETREATS.

COYNEK'S WHITE AND BLACK an,
" PHUR ST GS.-This delightful waterins
place is now open for the reception OF viaitors It
situated the Inns of the counties of Roanoke and
Botetourt, surrounded by mountains. and in one OF
the most beautiful picturesque and fertile portions
of Virginia and Immediately the line of tbs VIZ
ginia and Tennessee Railroad within $50 yards Of ths
road ITSELF and about half mile from Bansscks de.
pot, only eight nine hours hide from Richmond and
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lyn .hburs.
Persons leaving City Point, Petersburg Or Rich.
mond. in the morning. by the Southside and Danvis
Railroads. and taking the Of the Virginia aud Ten
nessee Railroad at Lynchburs, reach Bonsacks depot
about O'clock p Nj the same day. where an Omni-
bus &c. will meet them, and ssnvey them to the
Springs.
There are three White and two Black SULPHUR
Springs, whose curative powers can be attested by
scores of persons who have been entirely relieved BY
using the waters The reputation of these waters for
half century past has been established in the sur
rounding counties for having cured many persons az
icted with various chronic and other diseases They
are net surpassed by any mineral waters in Virginia
for the of Dyspepsia in its various forms Aec-
tions of the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, General De-
bity, especially of the Nervous System, ell kinds Of
Cutaneous and other Diseases Of the Skin, and many
of the diseases peculiar to females They gently
purgative and diuretc, with strong determination to
the skin. For certificates to the efficacy of the
waters of these Springs, see handbiils.
The Buildings are spacious and convenient, and
almost entirely new consisting of Hotels Csttases
&c, afording accommodations equal to any to he
found in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 400
persons
The Furniture and Fixtures arc absu. equal 10
those of the best hotels in our citiea.
The Bedding Is unusually good with hair mattresses
throughout the establshment-as to all which we in
wife visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared in obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
assistants for every department of the establish.
nent.
The general mana cement is contidad to J. A. He.
FELFINGER, Esq, late of Cumberland, Maryland
assisted by 4LFKED R. JAMES and Ro. J. Read, lsts
of Lynchburg, who will doubt give subtraction to
all who may visit the place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, de-, for sx-
ercise.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC Is already secured, and
sacks depot.
The TABLE will be found equsl to any in the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about a. great a. they can well be.
J. 4. HEFELRINGEk CO,
10 ISM ProDretors
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, September II.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT u O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED,
Schr Hsnover, Whipple, New York, mdze, d d w
Currie.
schr st Cloud, Savage, smiihfed, corn, Thomas
Jones
Schr Mslvina, Reynolds, Norfolk, corn, Stearas,
Brummel Il Co.
Schr Chas Brown, Lakewood, New York, hay,
Mark Downey; cement, Bridgford Co.
Schr Walter Doyle, Gillian, Jas River, corn and
wheat.
Schr Herbert, Myers, James River, wheat Sell
den l. Miller.
schr Gen Armstrong reported at Jordsn's Point, 10
miles below City Point.
SAILED,
Steamship Pennsylvania, Tea, Philadelph1a, mdze
and passengers, Fl y futile
Bark Fame. Spaight, Rio, flour, Warwick & Banks.
dale
scbr Lydia Ann, Voorhees,, West Point, ccal, VIM
Colqutt Co.
Bark Ann Grant, Nelson, Rio, flour, Crenshaw
Fisher.
schr VIM Severe, Brooks. down the river, light.
Schr Fl M Smith, Malone, via Port Walthall, coal,
Norfolk.
Schr Crenshaw, Moss, New York, mdze, w
Currie.
New York, Sept. 10th.---Arrived, schrs Ingraham,
Merrill, and Henrico, Scranton, Richmond
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DTCHsIOND MILITARY INSTITUTE

and English Department.
MR. CHAS E. LAUCK, Graduate Va Military In
and Military Tactics.
M. j. MICHARD-Modern Languages.
NJ j. A. CALYO-Drawing.
The subscriber will commence the 18th annual
session of his School, the lst October next, under
the above or ganizatlon
In addition to full Classical, Mathematical and
English course, Military Instruction will be given to
all whose parents my desire it. These Will const-
tute corps of Cadets, properly uniformed and sub
iected to regular daily drill and weekly parade.
The uniform worn by the Cadets will constitute
their daily Dress and will be planned to be at
once economical and neat.
The duties of this de partment will be arranged
as not to interfere with the regular studies and duties
of the school, but will rather, it 10 hoped, become
stimulus thereto. as we'll as powerful agent in pro-
noting the health, manners and personal bearing of
the pupils and the general dsc pne of the school.
recitation rooms will be reudy for the opening of the
session.
The location (the brow of the hill adjoining the
sidences of Mrs. Bruce and DIR. Seldom has been
lected with especial reference to the comfort and
health of pupils being at retired aud accessible
with free circulation Of air, fine prospect, and spa
cious play-grounds
cation. j. AMBLER WEED.
292m
Livery cheerfuly bear my testimony to Mr. C.
z. Lauck. Graduate of this Institution, faith
fui and laborous teacher He has been engaged in
teaching for two years. and am sure will commend
himself 10 those who may patronizs the school in
which he teaches
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent.
VA. MILITARY INSTITUTE, Aug. II. sel2
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q WE are authorized to announce that religious
services, on the part of Reverend Mr.. Motley and
Mr.. Mcdowell, may be expected at Ashland on
Sunday next, to continue throughout the day. Per
sons DESTROYS of attending the occasion, very
conveniently go and return twice during the day by
the regular and accommodation trains of the Rich
mopd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRsINA.-The Board Of Wis
ors of this Institution, Tuesday last, appointed
Mr. BAIL Gidersleeve, Of Richmond city, to be
Professor of Greek. There were seven applicants
for this Professorship, viz Messrs Holmes,
Kemper, Cameron Shelton, Peters, Carroll and
Tebbs.
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MARRIED.,

On the 9th inst, by the Rev Philip Courtney, Mr.
BARNET LIVINGSTON. to Miss CHRISTIANA
KERSHAW, both OF this city.
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efepubiicsu Rejoicing.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 10.-The Republicans
are rejoicing over the result of the election in
Maine. A salute of 80 guns was fired this morning
in honor of the victory.
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CATTLE.-Fifteen hundred head of Stock Cattle
passed through Albemarie county, Va, Wednes
day, on their way to Orange and Culpeper mar.
ke,s. They were driven from Middle Tennessee
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TuLuoRApHrc NEWS.
.EpoRrEproR THE D1sPATcH.


NEW YORK. September 10.-Young Lines, who
WAS recently prisoner In the hands Of the Border
humans in Kansas, arrived here yesterday.
He had been discharged, on condition Of leaving
the territory never to return He was prisoner,
along with fifteen others, for five days. Five
others were discharged at the same time. He was
told that several OF the remaining prisoners, in
Guiding Rev. Mr. Harvey, would be hung.
While prisoner he overheard the Border Ruff
fans discussing their plans. They had appointed
Monday. the 9Th of September, for the attack on
Lawrence,
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THEATRICAL.-The Portsmouth Transcript an
nounces the fact that Kunkel e. Co, are about to
open Oxford Hall there for dramatic season.
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MAapALEs HEPBuES--a story Of the Scottish
Reformation. BY Mrs. Oiyphant, contributor 10
Backwood, author of 'Zaidee," Passages in the
life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland" &c. For sale by
HAROLD & MURRAY, Broad street.
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aSceved another case of ladies' and gentlemers
III Boots, shoes, and Gaiters, manufactured ex-
\sfS pressly for him by the celebrated Boot and
Shoe maker of Psrs-that is, Meleas He has import
ed materials of ihe best quality for the manufacture
of ladies' and gentlemens Boots and Shoes of every
description. he also keeps always hand the best
of Baltimore, Philadelphia and Eastern work, and
thus with his own manufacture and his imported
work, his assortment will surpss, any other house in
this city. He has made an arrangement in Paris to
have shipments of goods made here every month so
that he will hereafter be kept regularly supplied
with he best and all the latest styles of French
Boots and Shoes OF every kind
p. 8. He has shoes in tbis for ladies that are
entirely new in this part sf the country, and he in
vites the ladies to call and them, they are
something extra. se12
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The Bostsn Advertiser saws that the ..;,.~ -.
raannsid must have stolen the jeweiry tai en- from
nlm ~ the Mayor Of Norfolk, Va, either ia Hns.
on or Norfolk. e' ~ dug
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I EVILS N. WEBB & CO.. offer for sale
IL 500 hhds. N. o., P. r. and Cuba Muscovado su-
gar, prime TO choice quality.
100 bbls. "Love-ings" Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
500 bbls "Stuart's" and Eserton, Dousherty
Woods and A Coffee Sugar.
rs half boxes "Loverings' and Eserton, Dough
erty L. Weeds Loaf Sugar
100 hhds. prime Porto Rico and Cuba Muse0vsdo
Molasses.
so bills prime New Orleans MolaSses.
10 bbls choice Syrup.
800 bags prime Rio and Lagusyra Coffee.
600 pockets prime Java and Mocha do.
800 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
200 boxes Adamautine Candles.
Sperm and Tallow do.
Is barrels Tanners Oil.
Is Go. Vinegar
Rice Cotton Yarns.
Window Glass, by 10 and 10 by H.
Soap, Cancle Wick, Wrapping Paper.
Wrapping Irvine.
Shot and Bar Lead
Pepper, Pimento, Bed Cords.
Leading Lines. Sporting and Blss.ins Powder
Painted Buckets Brooms, Backing, and
Green and Black Teas. &c, &c 80 I'm
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crNotice. 1.-The members Of the virginia
state Agricultural Society residing In the city
If Riehmond will be summoned 10 inset. on the
second MONDAY in October next at the City Hall,
for the purpose of electing sixteen members to the
farmer Assembly Life members, and every such
adult male member of the Society shall satisfy the
Commissioner conducting the election. that he has
paid his annual Dues who shall then pay the % no.
Re are entitled to VOTE Accounts Of annual members
have been put int tn hands of Mr.. James A. August
who is an authorized agent to receive the same The
of his receipt to the Commissioner st the
soction will be conclusive evidence OF the holders
right to vote
lift Va. State Agricultural Society.
The subscriber beg. leave to call the attention o.
the members of the Virginia State Agricultural so
cetv to the above notice The accounts are now aos
out and ready for collection. A. it wcud oe
HE for him to call each before the gay o
election. he respectfully asks that they will eau %
him at the office Of the Southern rlsnter owe, .ns
store of r. M Zimmerman whefe nc e1h 10 i'NA'
every day during business hours .,orar
Sc 12-tf IA" go n q 1880
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Massachusetts Buchanan state Conven
ton.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept l0-The Buchanan
State Convention met here to day. The attend
ance is about 1000. An unusually large number
of the leading men of the party are present.
Benz r. Butler, of Lowell made the opening
speech Asbel Phelps. Jr.. of Springfield, was
chosen President by 500 out of 912 votes Giles
F. Whitney, of Winchendon, was his principal
opponeut
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To conclude with
THE ETON BIO Y &.

ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, ~ Cts,
(no extra charge for reserved ssas) I'd Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries 80 and Is cts
ER- Box Office open from to 5 O'Clock
tV- Doors open at Z; Overture commences at qusr-
ter before o'clock precisely. sc IL
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, THOMAS SLAM
BERT, aged Sc years. For notices of his funeral,
which will take place at the Rev. Mr.. Moores Pres
byterian Church, to morrow evening, see papers OF
tomorrow Saturday morning.
az The attention of the Masonic Fraternity, and
the Light Infantry Blues is particularly invited to
said notices. J. K. M.
In Manchester, on Thursday, the 18th inst, MAR
TIA, consort of John R. Pollard-aged u years.
TIE friends and acquaintances of the family are
auestea to attend her funeral o her late residence
in Manchester, on Jones street, this mornng at 10
o'c lock, without further notice.
On the l1ta inst, at 81 O'clock CHARLES, infant
son of Charles w. and Martha Gracs-sged IS
months.
Dearest Charles, thou has left u.s.
We thy loss 30 deeply feel
But 'tis God that hath bereft us,
He all our sorrows heal.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from St. Pc
ters Cathedral, at 81 O'Clock, P. hi, without further
notice
On the 18th inst. Mrs. MAHALA BLACKBURN,
in the Seth year of her
Her friends and acquaintauces and those of the
family, ectuly invited attend her funer-
al, at 5ociosk, this evening, from the residence Of
Mr. Benjamin Walton, On Marshall street. without
further notice.
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spHcIAL NOTICES.

~ nInrshnll and Henry Building Fnad
CoMpArIEs.-Ths twenty-seventh regular meeting
under Lee L BsyIy,s Office, This (FR IDAYl EVEN
ING at u O'Clock -Four shares Of orfeifsd stock IN
the Marshall Company, will be sold during the meet
ing. So.
ne 12-1t JAS. Il. Lea Secretsly'
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LOST.

I OST-.On Saturday evening, between
IL the American Hotel and w Goddin's residence,
las supposedly roll of NOTES, one of twenty dol:
lara, two of ten dollars and two of FIVE dollars in all
fifty dollars The findsr will be literally rewarded
by leaving the same at the Dispatch Office.
II-2tx
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Sailing OF the Niagara.
BOSTON, Sept. 10.-The Cunard steamship Mag
ara, sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool via Hall
fax. She takes out half million In specie.
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4 OST OK STOLEN..A white and yellow
IL SETTER PUPPY, about four months old. Any
person finding the ,aid Dog, will be liberay reward
ed by returning him to
0. g. COSBY, No. 1Sl Broad st.,
Sc 1I--4tA Opposite the Depot.
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4 UeT--A Check or A. Greenleaf on the
IL Treasurer of The United STATES, at Washington,
for S66l S. payable my order and endorsed by
The finder is requested to return it to Payment
has been stopped. j. X. ANDERSON.
se list
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Collision on Lake Michigan.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10-The propeller Northern
Michigan came into collision, q day or two since
with the brig Northumberland, near Beaver Island
harbor The brig was sunk No lives were lost
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FALL TkADE..-THUS. II PRICE &
CO. are in receipt of their usual large stock OF
Fall Goods, consisting in part of French Merinos:
Rich Pieids; Mouselains in great variety; Silks and
silk Robes; Ctoaks and Msntes in Velvet and
Cloth; French Lace and Embroideres; French Elan
nels &c together with large assortment of family
goods; also Baskets, Sheetings, Negro Clotbirg
3c.-a OF which they otter to their city and country
friends at the lowest market prices
Also. they would call special attention to lot of
Auction Goods consisting of Silks, Meriucs Bomba.
zines, Fsnneis, &C., which will be sold low7r than
the usual prices fe l2-lw
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ATTACHMENTS.

TH E TR E.
TIrNurr l. m Lessees and Prcprietors.
rOuN n. rom .,..........M Manager,
ALSO of the National The strs, washington, ana
the Holiday Street Theatre baiuGoleI
ACtlpe niauofoi'
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ARMORY r L. /. BLUES.
"a September 18th, 1856
III The Company will assemble at their
W Armory. on -ATURDAY evening, a. 81 O'clock, in
Summer Uniform Cloth Caps and Pompsn, with
Grape on the left and three rounds Blank Cart
ridge pay the last tribute of respect to our late
Honorary Member, THos LAMBERT.
The Honorary Members are respectfully invited to
unite with this occasion
Sergesnts will summon their Squads.
BY order OF Lieut. in Command
ne lz--2t VIM. H. FRY, LIST Sergt.
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= Ep~ n sTkAMER CALYPSO

- Eu@ - STEAMER CALYPSO
SrE.A1 FOR SALE.--The undersigned 10
disposed TO sell, upoa Reasonable
terms this beautiful little pleasure steamer. shs
was aune he'd less than year since, built OF the neS
material, with an excellent FIVE ho.se power snflns,
and s now in first rate order, having been recently
reftted She forty five feet long, feet BEAM iz'os
burthsn. aud easily run eight or tea mhes "a
hour. The Calypso can carry In the cabin, twoicaa
has been tastefully fitted up,) twenty passengers sa
possesses every comfort and convenience A. ~.
draws only - inches water she can safely nsvissse
the smallest streams. As . pleasure or pssehkei
boat for short distances. she possesses no suPeoiS
ferry boat she would prove attractive, while upon @
James River and Ksna~ha Canal, twhsre sns hs'
been used)
For terms, &c, address Ii. w. FRY, JR;
a. H. 6t Richmond, Va
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HALL AM "INIEE SEOCh OE DIX
l. GOODS.-J. d. M ROSENBAUM, have by
recent arrv ais received their Fall ock and are now
able to show much better and more extensive assert
ment than theyhave done before Their selection
in Ladies Dress Goods and Enbroideries very gooa
and of newest styles Also in Shswls and Mantillss
with complete assortment of men ana boys wear
and Domestics from the most favorte manufactured
Having bought their goods under the most favor
able terms, by paving cash for all, and selling them
at small profits only enables them give better bar
gains than any other house 10 the city They re.
spe ctfuly invite their friends and strangers visiting
the city, to call and examine their stock at
1879 BROAD STREET.
P. s-Our stock of Carpets aud Rugs will be open
xt week sc i2
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BENEFIT OF MRS. j. w. DAVENPORT.

FRIDAY EVENING", Sept. 18th, 1885,
Conrsd's Poem Of
JACK CA DE.
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A LATIN BOOK LOST. A medium .iZ e
"A book, about SKI inches, called RITUALE Roma
MUM, printed very handsomely at Rome in red aud
biacktype, and newly bound in Morocco was lie ft by
mistake at tbs wrong house several months ago. A
suitable reward will be paid for its delivery to
J. w. RANDOLPH,
Sc I2-St l2I Main street
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWAhD.-..phe
pcck at book of the undersigned containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLAkSin gold
and notes, ssoleh from him n the Hustnss Court
room on yesterday afternoon. He will pay fifty dol
lars for the recovery of the pocket book and the
money, and pa pers which it contained
P. Fl. AYLETT,
se 12..-.St Office liz M ain .treat