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Death of a French Nobleman.

The yiscount dArlincourt man celebrated in
the French literary world, died about the 1st of
February at the advanced age of &c years. His
family is one of the most distinguished in France
and has occupied an important part in French
history. One of its members was ambasi ador at
the court of Charles the Bold. The chateau and
estates were situated in Picardy and were of inn
inense value, and were sold by the father of the
late viscount at the commencement of the troubles
during the latter part of the last century. Later
the proceeds were most Loyalty distributed. The
aunts of Louis XVI received 500 francs to enable
them to live as became their birth at Rome the
counts of Provence and Artois received 100000
francs, and a few days before the memorable 10th
of August the king himself was presented with
two millions. These acts of generous devotion
bronght him to the scaffold He left two SONS, the
gensral and the writer.
Upon the consolidation of Napolcons power,
Mrie. dArlt1court wrote TO him; "Sire--I offer
you my children; If they take oath to serve your
majesty, they VIII be AZ devoted TO You as their
father was TO the king" Napoleon accepted them
Ona WAS made general at % years Of age--tho
other entered into the council of state and rose 10
several high ststious The emperor fallen, d'Ar.
linceuu remembered that his father had died for
the king, and he passed to the ranks of the new
monarch. During the hundred days he absented
himself but the king restored, he returned Loni.
XVIII. subsequently acquitted the debt Of Louis
XVI. and dAriincourt, retiring TO his estates, de
the Solitaire the ReHegat, fEtrang gere aud trage
dy called the Sisge'uf Parts During Charles y.'
time hc reappeared 1t court In 1926, when the
Drtches de Bcrry, being at Dieppe. visited the
chateau dc Saint Paer, the noble viscount gave
her reception which equaiied the foilies of the
Marquis do Brnncy. Dancers from the opera, de-
corations. fireworks and fetes greeted the noble
Lady. and people In the proviucespeak OF the splen
dors of the cccasion to this day
At the time OF the revoIufion of July he wrote
many political works, romances. sc, and publish
ed several of them himself such the Disa Ie v<a
Itaiis Rouge Sc; for the last work he had %.
we're law anti with the prince Canine. He receiv
ed nuIheroas orders from different courts Of Fu
rope, and, t0gether with his decorations, &c, hs
kept shem In . cabinet IN . conspicuous place In
his rssidence These, with autograph let ars, snuf
boxes, and other presents, many Of them froin
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FROM HAVANA,

We give below few additional items brought
by the Isabel at Charleston from Havana:
HAVANA, Feb. 25.-The English brigs of war.
Daring and Arab, are now here. The British Ad.
mirai is also shortly expected to arrive here In q
recent impression of the Gaceta leave Is granted
to two gentlemen, who with their associates pro.
pose to establish an Industrial Credit with capi.
tai of $500 0o0 to be raised by shares each of $500
This establishment will discount bills, make
loans and do other general banking business. If
prudenty managed it cannot prove otherwise than
of great public benefit.
The Captain of the merchant steamer Pelasgo
which plies along the Cuban coast was recentIy
killed by the engineer of the boat In an alteration
The steamer was in dangerous place, and the
Captain, violent tempered man, approached the
engineer ia passion, and the latter drew a pis-
tol and shot him through the head killing him in.
stantly. The first mate came up at the fatal mo-
ment and fired pistol at the engineer killing him
before he had time to learn the effect of his shot
on the Captain.
THE SHAM BATTLE-A letter thus describes
the sham battle at Havana "The Captain Gene
raj ordered grand parade and review of troops.
militia and regular which came off tho nth inst
with accompaniment of a sham battle, represented
by volunteers antsgonisttco oftke Queen troops
The results was not SO pleasau. as anticipated on
the ground, soldier having been killed and Sc
veral wounded by the carelessness of their un
trained opponents or through. more unkind eause
The gathering upon the plain north of Fort Prin.
cipe, made a magnificent spectaele--tho picture
composed OF seven thousand troops and tho whole
male population Of Havana grouped upon every
elevation within the field of viaon whore the walls
of the fort were garnished with the gems of Cuban
beauty, and sprinkling of Yankee buds, 10 give
more charm 70 the animated wreath that girded
the war battlementsn
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Messrs. Appleton & Co. have In press Mr. Dyce's
Recollection of the Table Talk of Samuel Rogers
from advance sheets of the English edition How
interesting the volume is may be inferred from the
following extracts:
Words cannot do justice to Theodore Hook q
talent for Improvisation. 1t was perfectly wonder
full He was one day sitting at the piano forte
singing an extempere song as fuently as if he had
the words and music before him. when Moore hap.
pened to look into the room, and Hook instantly in
trUduced long pareuthesis, -
-.+ "'And here's Mr.. Moore
Peeping in at the door, &c. s.ft
"The last time saw Hook was in the lobby of
Lord CanterburYs house after a large evening
party there. He was walking up and down, sing
ing with great gravity. to the astonishment of the
footmen Shepherds, have lost my hat.'n
when Erskine was made Lord Chancellor,
Lady Holland never rested till she prevailed upon
him TO give Sidney Smith living Smith went to
thank him for the appointment. Oh said Erskne,
don't thank me, Mr.. Smith; j gave you the living
because Lady Holland insisted on my doing so and
she had desired me to give it to the devil he must
have had it,"
Speaking to me of Bonaparte, the Duke of
Wellington remarked that in one respect he WAS
superior to all the generals who had ever existed
Was it, asked, in the management and skilful ar
Tangement of his troops No, answered the
Duke 1T WIS In his power of concentrating such
vast masses of mona most important point in the
art of war
"'I have found said the Duke, that raw
troops however infericr 10 the old ones in ma.
noeuvrine, are far superior 10 them in downright
hard fighting with tho enemy. AT Waterloo the
Young cnsigns and leutenants who had never be.
tere seen battle rushed 10 meet death as il they
had been playing at cricket" :,
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THE LAKEMANs TRIAL--Nicholas Wheaton
Lakeman, first mate of the ship Ariel, who " as
charged with the wilful murder of Capt w. III.
Eayres, at sea, on the morning of the 18th August
1855, has been on trial in Charleston. The case
occupied the U. s. Circuit Court fourteen DAYS.
and terminated on "Wednesday night by the Jury
returning verdict Of not guilty. Henry Giraud
prenteed to the captain. were in confinement,
when the Ariel arrived in Charleston last Septem
Der, suspected of being concerned in the murder
but the grand jurors failed to find q true bill
against Giraud, and when Anderson was put on
trial he was acquitted. Great mystery still hangs
over the foul deed, which will probably never be
cleared away.
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THE TRUE FLAG OF -vICT6K1.--

High, high, on the summit, how noble hsr bea1fns.
May we like her colors, always prove true ;s7p =
w ss and sa.
We win take to our arms thy banner hoats Ger n
The sight of thy form WIN chase away srief, ssss
Or if Cogghs, coids or Asta1a, around - ss0sldE
We win take LeonaySs Cough Syysp IHstant Rsss.E.
To be had of Duvai q Norton, a. Bodeksr, o. D.
Hill aS5 msdss assss. & "a
Druggists in the state Of Virginia
wholesale Agents, Messm rureelt Ladd Z Co Fszze
a HOME MkDlCINE.-.Siiad. DAWS,s
coa,h and sssfd: srsss sssf ' II coaBpsa ssa
most diseases arising from sods and neglected eoashs
The following are few extracss from, certificates 81
one nany doesors ices I Know 81 its coed effects
with great nisny other than my own family - W.
hass u.sa il in m, s.sIy sor sht.s yr. saa
found Z tthe best family medicine hsve over sssS
aTor Icsns. among shildran, noshias sss - hs1-
III hsve trisd sll tho eossh sssnsdiss ~ ne ssy.
Dswy % be tho aost yslusbIs prspersnon = -
a0y S.r % ,.ss \, ~ x. D. DAwa sssssss nss
G. n. y fisos & 4. RodsS.r and Cha.Iss D Yes.
N1H. JACKsON---siv. " shs i.ssrs.
IVl mentsiiay ~ Afrisae q nine 80 .s 49, -
K, yS siss. ssss assiss = sss II more sss
ssss;;s:: 81 !. sss. sss.s s'sis
rsiieS fscn esst 1IssGssssb1s sc w.ehsrare sssi
4 Yann rsspssffsigss ~ 70. - - -AxkI1..
-. =. = ssv.x ! ,.As i 80 - 8 fsiSi.y
= ..eok n. j. NssfA - essssss. 3 H.. -
..:Ss Ss:: S.:. ..:s:s' q W. siss s.ss.a - ss.s
a An orders pssnpsly sssssSsl =. t.1
RICk;.-S3 tlsress ssssrssr Rses iAs~'ss
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HOTELS.

1f1i7HfxN 1Df1OWi7HfITxN HOUSE~1Tfwo large and
Il comfortable rooms, well suited for members with
their wives families now vacant, which the Pro-
prietor would be glad to have occupied.
fe 10 JNO. DARRACOTT. Proprietor
NIOTICE..THE MILFORD HOUSE,
The travelling public are hereby notified that the
MILFORD HOUSE 10 open for their accommoda-
HOs iOs of tss Roqss = The Drocrstor Is
pared to give good accommodations and hopes 70 be
w. NJ BRAGG, Proprietor.
Milford Depot, Caroline Co, Va, Feb. film 4.
NOTICE.--The Ballard Hotel saloon, In
L Y the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance the same as that to the hotel This estab
lishment the European plan, is this day open for
the accommodation of the public, and the subscriber
fitted up his saloon will far meet their appreciation
that he viii receive fair share of their Pss.11sse
He solieitsa visit. j. W. SMIThs
jsI8 Late Of Lynchburs, va !
NOTICk.-TO PAssENlsEks ON THk
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
pANyfLLE OR LYNGHBURGs 81 ssss.E s
Brentfast! Brcakiast:: Ample time siven
.cnfsrs daily with BREARFAsT, At the Junction d
the Richmond and Dsnville and South-Side Railroads
Immediately en- their arrival On the cars -t
my i1-izm ...: j. sAmL D. BUkkE .
DERSONS wishing the city durinH the
i winter, viii hnd the PuWHATAN HOUSE .
very PLEASANT and convenient Hotel 70 stof
ct s,v sss. II ; . sad
business parts Of the city also 70 paces Of
sss 1nhM sass y, e Pss,s
Saias NSiiA sS5snay z; hs.ss,
September the trains of the ksliFpa<
Company viii slwsysStop - the SLASH oOfTA0l
= - s = PROPkIETORs,
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aENERAL ASSEMBLY OF yIRGINIA
SENATE.

q -
sa.sg ~ tss ssSS a4fsst3 SATURDAY, March l. :
The Senats was called to- order at 1loclock by
message was received from the Governor, am
nouucng tnat he had pardoned Eben Lipseomb.
uno was convicted Of the murder Of his wife, and
s9n,snceo - 10 De hung. in Preston county Nov.
q, .syo Inc Governor askstbe passage of . law
er the institution Of legal proceedings of inquiry
70 the insanity of prisoner after conviction The
subject was referred to aseiect committee. r
communication was received from the House
~ Delegates announcing the passage OF q bin and
'e1Twausicns, T, on which were appropriately referred
me following Senate bills were passed.
p,l 70 incorporate the Virginia and Ohio Steam,
To incorporate the weyer's Cave Company.
OF Leigh's Reports sss4l
A bill for reftting the State Treasury.
49,. 10 incorporate the Woolington Exploring and
hnng Company, in Fairfax and Loudoun ..s p
70 authorize separate election in the county of
On motion of Mr. FLOOD, leave was given to
introduce bill to incorporate the Lynehburq Law
Library Association. A bill for that purpose was
subsequently introduced by Mr.. FLOOD, and read
first time. = s.''esz -. -
THE ARmoRY. s-zs Il t.-ses
on motion of Mr. FLOOD. the report of the joint
committee on the Armory, in relation to milling op-
erauon, was taken up, and on motion of Mr. DEs-
NSs, recommtted -fF @ 5t
House bill to provide for more than two Grand
jury terms in Henrico and other counties was
amended and passed
Bills upon their second and first reading were
advanced a stage.
On motion of Mr.. MCILHANY, the Senate ad
iourned --. ~. s's0-I = = -
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BoYs MIST not RUN WITH THE MACHINE. "A
notice appears In the Norfolk papers, signed by
rents aud guardians that he viii cause 10 be arr
ed and seat TO jail all vagrants, and all youths nm.
der IL years OF ago. who are hereafter found run
ming with the different fire engine companies IN
the city
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RESTORATION OF COMMANDER RoBT. RITCHrE.
Though the Court Martial, which recently Assem-.
bied in Philadelphia for the trial of Commander
RITCHIE, found him guilty and sentenced him to
be reprimanded by the Secretary of the Navy, Mr
Dobbin, after a careful examination of the evi.
dence has disapproyed their action, and President
Pierce having concurred in this disapproval has
discharged the gallant officer from arrest, and
fully reinstated him to his position in the navy.
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MURDER.-An old and trusty negro waeoner
named Sam West, on his way from Macon. Gaor.
gla, was murdered in his camp on the Isth uu =
His mead was cioven in twain with an axe, He
had money with him, amount not known n.n
named Sorril was arrested on suspicion. hayins
some of Sans clothes on bim - : - -
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AFFRAY AND DEATH,-An affray occurred q
few days since in Columbus Georgia, between
John Wood barkeeper of the Oglethorpe Hotel, and
John Chisholm, who was at the time held to bail
on the charge of purloining valuable letters from
the Post Office. Wood had thrown Chisholm
down and that in this position the latter drew 0
pistol and shot him through the body. Wood has
since died. Chisholm is only sixteen years old.
He is committed for trial So q 3 5 z5ae5t ss-.E
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ARREST ron FoRaERfEs IN Eo>row-Bosten,
FEB. 27.-Daniei G. Emery was arrested last night
charged with committing forgeries in Philadeiphia
as followY; A check on the Bank of PcnnsyIyanIs
for $427; check ON the Southwark Bank for
$692; check on the Girard Bank for 1850 Al |;
q check on the Farmers and Mechanics, Bank for
81 GOO. About ten years since Emery wns con.
victsd and sentenced TO ten years imprisonment
in the State prison for forgeries several Boston
firms but was pardoned after serving two years
OF the term. He was arrested hast night Il the
Winthrop Hvuse, where he has been boarding
with his vile and two children. He Is about a.
years old 3 skssfsat q ks r ~
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DEATH OF A VIRGINIAN-Col James Fulton
distinguished member of the bar, died in Fayette
vile, Tenn, a few days since. He was native oi
Washington county in this State-moved to Ten
nessee in 1919, where he became distinguished and
greatly respected
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RAILROADS IN TEsSEssEE--A bin has lust
been passed by the Tennessee legislature, which
grants State aid in constructing the Chattanooga
and Cleveland Railroad, (for which the bonds of
the Nashville and Chattanooga, and the East Ten.
nessec and Georgia Railroad are to be endorsed
by the State for $l5oo0o each D for the beuee of
the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, endor.
sing that corpany's bonds to the amount of $2so,
900 the Memphis bond proposition, which lodges
the States endorsement to the Me mphis bonds 70
ald the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad for
s3Jo,0oo granting bridge aid to the Nashville and
northwestern Railroad 100000; to the Mob lie
and Ohio road $4,000, ION condition Trenton is
made point } TO the Memphis and Ohio road.
S50,000 10 the Winchester and Alabama road
es0,e00; and the McMinville and Manchester road.
Making an aggregate Of 81 10000. ass saa.i
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WIGAND, the German who mysteriously dissp.
peared at Staunton, some days since has not been
heard of yet He is about SO years old, fve feet
ive inches high, temperate, speaks broken En-.
giish, Is polite Information concerning him may
ton. -t5-at N'r' Fa s+'s..f tl'-5fs- y
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: IIIllINIA MECHANICS. INsTITHTE. Z

VIRGINIA likCiIANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES STONE CUTTER, AAIS STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks TO my
IN ads for their kind patronage durns tho past four
furnish store Fronts Monuments Tonbs, Vaults, and
st-nd 10 Enclosing Burying Grounds and in fact ell
wrrk IN the StOue-Cuttins and Building line.
Cu.Ftv Of Stone and Workmanship not TO be sur
pssz@d SQItn South. oc ~
,TuN-. II, LANGLEY, Tin Rsd sheet
u lion MsaUfsc.uTer, 18th street, between Main
sad CA-y Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes f9r Churches, Public But dings, 80
H.taIic Roofing Guitering and SpoGtng, put
W "a suy psrt OF The city and country.
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.--Some days since Mr.
Dennis simmons, who resides near Norfolk was
roooea OF some S400, and two EngIishmen who
were IN his employment and who disappeared upon
tne commission of the robbery, were arrested At
Weldon NC, and committed to the iail of Hall.
IA iax county They have since managed to effect
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HON. GEORGE w. OWENS formerly member
OF Congress from Georgia, died Thursday at
Savannah. l-
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YOUNG PANNELL,i charged with shooting An
drew Crist few weeks since in Frankfort, Green
brier, has been sent on for trial - -
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FROZEN TO DEATH--Jenny. an aoed colo-a5
woman belonging to Mrs. VIM F. Lock, of Jeffer
son county. was found dead Sunday week. She
mad been under the snow for about four yyeeks { &
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JACOB GRAVES az architect. native of Andover
New Hampshire, died in Columbia, s. c.. on Thurs.
day last. .-z-----.--.9,. - 49, ~ .
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!, ACCinEsTAL DEATH "A negro man, careless
handling pistol while on freight trair, ON tn,
Goiuinbia and Charleston Railroad, II was aecj
saentahy hred, and killed negro lad standing nea
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MICAJAU MANGUM.


] .ued is prepared to do HOUSE, PAINT
ne pd has engaged the services of first rate work.
,r He assures his friends OF his determination TO
ao.e his whole attention 10 tins business and SIGN,
- well as ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, and that
,r@ hr, the best materials will be used, and fair
les charged His Sign Work may be seen in front
a. 0;sfetch U:Fice, Binford Dickinson & Weisiser,
Wq1sa's Shca Store, opposite St Charles Hotel, in
tbe First Marked House, Bon Ton Bakery" nth
frsrt sad IN fact all over towu-he took the first
,-af.rra a the last Mechanical Fair" and knows
i.swo-k sad prices will compare favorsbly with sny
cher. IA tne business. Hoping 20 receive share of
r..,-gasse he asks those that require any kind of
pointing &c gire him a call.
Wsated Boy as an apprentice and two good
IIopsr FGtEteTs. n w ALLEN,
l2th St, between Main and Bank st.
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LATER FROM RIo.--We have been shown 4
letter from Rio, per barque Clara Haxail, dated
9Th January, which contains some additional news
to that published in our letter Of yesterday. The
letter says: Coffee has advanced to 5H500 5t6O0
for round lots. and 5H600 for United States lots
Stock on hand $1,000 bags principally of low
grades Receipts light 1
Holders at latest dates were talking Of 6Hooo as
the asking price. A-Bahimere Patriot. si :. 2 /
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= YANKEE SULLIVAN AT THE SANDyyrCu IsT ,Nns
Letters from Honolulu give q startling picture
OF affairs at the Hawaiian Court King Kamsba
mena is said to have no higher pleasure than n
boxing and keeping company with Yankee SuIli
van, On one occasion Sulliyan's wife was in the
royal box at the circus, and the ambassadors oi
r rance and England sought admission and were
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MECHANICAL.
.-.,,..--.l1llIa,,,l. - lIEa,,N,lt.,nIRAf:E NOME MANIf.

ENCUUKAEE- HUWE MANU-.
cSss- 49, EACTORIES.-The Subscriber has, and
sS=3sS--keeps constantly on hand, an assortment
of gockawnss bugSies and Bsrcuches, made of the
hssf materials and by the most skilfull WORK man,
b'cb he will sell on Us accommodating terms az any
one in the city.
ers taken for any style of carriage end executed
.bfliy al his establishment on 18th street, between
"!a'r 10 i--.Ssm '..S o. A. FRANCIS.
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--.- {, CARRIAtsEs. IARRIAtsEs.

C&Af@*S.. The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
SsS5SS=1e@- Making Establishment, on Lombard AL
go te,ueen Main and Cary, Jl3th and I4th streets1
osr tta Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIU-
Tt'FS RAROUCHES BUGGTES with and without
rs and STrI KIES. all OF his make, of the best
,ssfrr,als and Workmanship. All of which win be
d as low as good work OF the kind can he in the city
- Richmond: and respectfully ask cell from those
- xsnt Of sny article an she Carriage line, as am de-
.,,,iue6 to make 10 order and sell at the lowest
-rs possible, sad all work sold, that is new war
= = DON, MICAJAU MANGUM. "
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S1JILE.fAIL II, COLEMAN & CO., SHlP-
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALtFoRHiA AND FRONT Streets, SAN Francis.
co, CAL.-Otice No. 81, Wan Street, New York.
w. T. COLEMAN
HENRY CARLTON,
j. II. WILLIAMS
Ar. COLEMAN Ia In New York and will give ship
rers every Information Rs to markets shipping 30.
" EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for sale by
VIM. T. COLEMAN
le 2-ts 81 Wall street.
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IL COMMI ISSIUH MERCHANTS. IA Main street.
will attend to all sales of Rssl and Personal Estate
also the sales of House Furniture Stock Goods &C.
a., On accommodating teIms.
z. LARUS. JAMES NJ SEINE.
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DOWHATHN HOUSE-TwO large and
Il comfortable rooms, well suited for members with
prietor would be glad to have occupied.
fe I9 JNO. DARRACOTT, Proprietor.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.--aH persons
= = having claims sgeipst the estate of Mrs. Lucy
SicCaw, decd, are hereby notified TO present then,
tis date, ss it is my purpose to distribute hsr effects
SITTER that time. J. B. ROYSTER,
II l5-lm Exr of Mrs Lucy McCaw, decd.
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BUSINESS CARDS

EeSCIIARD CAUTHURS, AuctIpneer, on
Ia 18th street between Main and Cary, Kill attend
t. tas s..e Of Groceries Furniture, Dry Goods, &c.
as9 Of Horses, Mules, and Vehicles of every kind.
Advances made upon couslgnmentS and prompt re-
turns made. fe IL
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cEiptlCu of Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c.
Also, to Renting cut Houses, Collecting &c.
T. B. COOK q co., AUCTl0NEERS,
-k4. No. 20 MAIN STREET, offer their services TO
the public Auctioueers for the sale of Real Estate
Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods Horses Cattle, &C..
81 the shortest nstce and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and commodious rooms they will re-
oeve goods for sale rtsne sale withsut the charge
Of storage.
out door sales of every description attended to up
reasonable terms
Il. B. COOK. WM. MOTT.
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