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WANTED
TRIM M | NJ G S,
Lane Goods and VARIETY Store,

lust received anew and fresh stock of
~ Spring Goods, such as plaid and bleached
Muslins; kid, silks, lisle-thread and cotton
Gloves, Cambrics, Swiss, Jaconett, white and
colored Drillings, Laces. Collars, Sponsors,
Undersleeves, plain and worked HaDdkerchiefs,
stamped Collars and Strips; good assortment
of Hosiery, Work-Baskets, Indcllible Ink,
Paper, Pins, Needles. Buttons, &C., &c.: also
Ribbons and Millinery Goods; few pieces p
neat style Cslicoes and Ginghams. Also, q
good assortment of Contectionaries,aHdle EVERY
other article usually kePt,in a an.,e,l ,0W
Trimming and Variety Store
l All Of which will be offered at very small
profits to any and all who will favor the sub
scriber with call, feeling confident she cal
sell as cheap as the cheapest, l,... .t..a esd
Come and see before you buy, t......,7 s.ll
MARY A. ROBERTS, .,I
Commerce St, below Main, Smyrna, De-
Ja.lO, Ap.4, 1855. 1y ...,,,.t....., ...t, fs,,,
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!: sel.ett Sd. {: /. aflistellanp,
RUNAWAY MATCH I'M THE DARK

Everything was arranged: two more notes
settled the business; and on the third night
after my arrival in the neighborhood, lifted
my gentle Adelgitha from the library window
of her fathers house into my carriage. She
was SO agitated at our meeting, and the excite
rnent Of the whole affair, that she could not
stand, and ! deposited her myself in the vehicle
which was to convey us to happiness. e.a
'9"D Dispatch p said Dillington, whoBe eye was
as attentive on the dial as his ear to the dia-
logue. in, a.. -...l..., .s7rI ,.t.,is,
l,idaI will,n said Lackington; q but know
you'll laugh at me, although it is, indeed, no
laughing matter lAswe proceeded on our ra pd
Tourney towards the coast, j made ten thousand
enquiries as 10 the suferipgs my dear girl bad
undergone since my departure, aand recsiveG
every assurance of affection and kindness from
the dear object of my heart but, in the, mids
!. Of auxieties and endearmerts, I every now ans
then heard knocking against the bottom of tn,
carriage, which, to anervous man, sounded yer!
much like a growing failure in the axle-tree
but whenever I attempted to listen, my dea
p Adelg githay diverted my attention from tn
sound, by fresh professions Of affection an
4 1as, asyn alI'ohi ,sin1Sne4@9f'" f@'. - '"* iy
\, 90 - -, fag5 ytiva7d t4 tNr4rsE 81 4. mud
IL scarcely expected, dear Fgedesck," sal
: she, .that you would have remained constant
!. liz thought perhaps The news Of the dreadful %
currencs might have induced you TO 'retrae
and that you might have considered 70 Psrfs'
Ijastihcasian Of your withdrawal" s.,,a,,r....
I ts'sWhatl Accidenta. said ,Iaasa Tell me, m
j bslovsd."si oR sloIsd haa lslna Spa ai 8lq
!. Don't ysa know, Frederick - said my q
i fect'onate cornpanion,n arr ".i-.,a sga6s
., =" lndeed ! 90 nos.s said / and a, that m
!. ihsns hssrd the same Iioiss which d, tteoumer m
" attracted ny attention, and inser,,u ise p.sd Ii
smomeat By asking her Il she aid no. near III
p thumpms. as ishoughtiOf the ehslsot ON d
l,porch.- 70 ssaea nia asBas & lois-1~'g'a d sIg1
, F@sil4qus 81 dsidN .iaaa aat s,r gaBu
. .qois gisTliaa pa,d Jon 9iEs aii 10 fsabnp8sao
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EATING AND DRINKIHG.-" Ifyou WISH" said
Sydney Smith, "for anything like hap piness
in the fifth act of life, eat and drink about one
half what you could eat and drink. Did ever
| tell you my calculation about eating and
drinking! Having ascertained the weight of
what could live upon, SO as to preserve health
and strength, and what | did live upon found
that between ten and seventy years of age,
had eaten and drank forty-tour horse wagon
loads of meat and drink more than would have
preserved me in life and health. The value of
this mass ofnourishment consider to be worth
$1,000. 1t occurred to me that must, by nv
voracty, have starved to death fully hundred
persons"
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Or Rev. DR.. Woods. of Andover. was once
giving his class some instructions about preach
ing in different place, in such manner as to
gain attention and applause. Young gentle
men," said he, iii is all contained in nutshell /:
When you go to preach in the city take your
best coat; but when you go to preach in the
country, take your best Sermon"
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The Ten CoMMANDMENrs.-Th following

The Ten CoMMANDMENTs.-The following
poetic version of the Decaogue has often beer
printed, but cannot be printed too often:
Have thou no other gods but me,
Unto no image bow thy knee,
Take not the name OF God in vain,
Do not the Sabbath day pIofane,
Honor thy father and mother too,
And see that thou no murder do:
From vile adultery keep thee clean,
And steal not, tho thy state be mean:
Bear no false witness-shun that blot:
What is thy neighbours, covet not,
Write these thy laws, Lord, in my heart,
And let not from them depart.
Richmond Christian
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MARRIED-In New York, on Saturday week
last, Mrs. Passon Eldredgs was married to Mr..
James Parton of that city. Mrs. Eldredgs is
better known to the public at large as Fanny
Fern" The bridegroom is the biographer Of
Horace Greeley, and contributor TO the peri
odicals Of the day. ..
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o." Doctor" said hard looking customer,
the other day, to physician, doctor. Tin
troubled with an oppression, aud uneasiness
about the breast. What do you suppose the
matter is !" "An very easily accounted for"
said the physician, "you have water on the
chest" Water Come that will do we'll
enough for a joke but how could get water
on my chest, when haven't touched drop in
fifteen years!" ..-8 .a ......b 49,.
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ysq0J- A wild man, seveen feet high, lie said to
be roaming through, the great Mlssssippi bot
tom, in the State of Arkansas, Numerous ira.
velers and hunters have asserted that they
have seen him, but none have ever been able
to getnear snoughoto glse particulars concern
ing this strange, being.is 81 adw " ",ia.baasi o.
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or A Greek Maiden being asked what for.
tune she would bring her husband, replied in
the following beautiful and foreible language:
IL will bring him what gold cannot purchase
Ia heart unspotted, and virtue without a STAIN
which is all that descended to me from my
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or There is probably no other business in
this world more uncertaIn-more rife with
vanity and vexation of spirit, than that of the
trade of Office seeking. -utr7 .ara. ~..fg
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OF Thin shoes--anarticle worn in tho win
ter by hIgh-spiriied young ladies, who would
rather die tIaa' coneesl the beauty OF their
feet, ,T 4eU oltr btnt ad 81 y .zssass-'-as
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G~"Blddy, has that ssriy fellow cleared off
the snow frym the pavement ?Y.H" Yes, SIR"
9 Did he clear it off with alaeritys Biddy e.
u No sur, aid a shovel 5.-.',.
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.,7. pARt,OR, MANTLE AMI aOfr tIn d
d IL GD ID l~- - .~
FiueJewelry, SiIverware. vestand Fob Chains,
liold. Silver and Steel Spectacless> together
with a rich assortment of Ladies' Jewelry, of
the best style and fnish.-all Of which viii he
sod at City Retail Prices.
Having just replenishedi bis stock from one
of ths best Jewelry Establishments in Phiia-
ad,,l2hia, be feels confident that he can please
ailgwhs may give him cali, both in regard TO
qualify and price. ~
u UT CLOCKS. Watches and Jewelry, .car,,-
fally REPAIRED, and all 4warrahled . give
s,tisfaciion. "a - +
= .ry2 lie keeps, alse. on hand, an assortment d
g III Drugs, ChcHnicais and M edil.
/. SlI7ft saofsiitata" Cines. q 80 q q
P. MANSFIELD, snyrna, Del
scpaGID.f aifs ~ sAE@f al ,ftasustsl as3 Z
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,9ssla iad' ie Anaa h,ae1d ls.fdpls. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-10

GREAT ENTERPRISE "A letter from Wiborg, in
Finland. Of the 29th ult says sOne Of the most
coiossatenterprises ever undertaken in Finland,
the construction of a canal from Salma to Wiborg,
has just been terminated, after twelve years' uD.
interrupted labor, though sixteen had been consd.
cred necessary. This immense canal, which has
innumerable branches, places the interior of Fin.
land where there are scarcely any roads, in direct
communication with the Gulf OF Bathpia. The
length OF it. including the branches Is equal to a
third of the total length Of Finland.
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BoURcIcAULT ON MODERN ACTING The New
York Tribune having commented upon, and dis.
sented from Dion Bourcicaults style of performing
Dazzle In London Assurance, of which be ia the
author. replies to that paper in letter, vndicat
ing his conception Of the character, and says:
II differ, on principle, fundamentally with the
presents school of acting. believe it to be wrong
ab initio 1t il in fact acting and not nature In
Comedy there is extravagance of gesture facial
distortion and affected utterance instead Of those
natural ntonations of voice. easy carriage and play
of the eye which should betray rather than expose
the character assumed. In the Tragic school I be-
eve that volume of voice supplies the place Of in
tensity Of feeling. There ia no repose; the poe.
try Is one glare of the lidless dragoneyed nopster
of modern Tragedy in search of points crunching
the dialogue. There is no grouping of tenderness
with pain no antagonism of character, no perspec.
tive n the passion. The action is a rack on which
the performer writhes in monotonous anguish
The Dramai is a pedestal on which one solitary
creation is uplifted, like iPrometheus On q monu-
ment, bowling at the gods e1-
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- ID. DEMON has Tor sale 600 Enamel.
-. led Crates Tenders and summer Pieces EN-
bracng Square Topped, Circle and kleptic Patterns
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town ana
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Me.
clanics Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium, to SAML ID. DENooN for the best speci.
OF Crates and Tenders. Also for sale large
stock Of Bells Brass Brick houlds &c. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be-
tween 8th and 9Th, west side Richmond, Va.
ly lu-3m
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MAGIc MIRRoR.-A novelty for the dressing table,
certain to receive immediate approval and adop-
ticn Ia the miroir face ct nuque. Have you seen
it--that happiest contamination of the appliance,
of the toilet No more twisting off of the head 10
get the merest idea Of ones back hair; no more
blind faith in the mechanical accuracy Of one 8
fingers in arranging Its massive rolls and braids;
but by this magic mirror, the gift is given us TO
ses at least part Of ourselves, 'as others
K 5l za. Gl@t ssE A@G Putnoms Magazine
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In addition to the above card take pleasure In In
forming the public that Singing Society af 44ers-
genAemea is about formed, which, sfter hav.
ing been sufficiently drilled by me- is going 70 be
united with the .sRIchmoDd instrumental Music
Club" 90 that both are be considered Society,
consisting Of one Instrumental and one Vocal sec
tio1.
Gentlemen wishing to Join the Vocal division, will
please call for information at Mr.. p. Z. Gibbs AM
brotype Rooms, Corinthian Hall; at Messrs. Hsr-
Told 4 Murray's Book and Music Store; and ss my
residence Oh Bank corner of llth streets, opposite
Goddn's Hall. OLOF A. EhlCbSON.
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A CAHD.-.We, the uude rsixned, mem.
~ hera of tha RICHMOND INSTRIIMENTAI.

A CAKD.-.We, the undersigned, mem.
"A bers of the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL CLUB, which has now been in successful
operation about session under ths direction of
Mr.. V. BUSCH feeling much gralifed at his ability
es Conductor and ATranger, take great pleasure in
recommending him to the public, aud hereby cor
no may be disposed to unite with from the
of our next session 1.-THE lst of Octo-
ber and also lster in order make this Club per.
lnanent and worthy the countenance of refined and
Intelligent community.
ER- Apply to MIR. F. Z. GIsss Ambrotype Rooms.
Cornthlau Hall
w. LEIGH BURTON, Wolino Primo
A SHoLL, 80 , ) ~ s i-+--t
JSo Fay, Viola. - F.ss r=fa3 ~s
Pc. GIBBS, Violoncello. s1 -ii vt- sr
+ "a 4 hos4Asur' sssaAs Flauti Prima.
3 3. Ffssrsss F. maoDss' Flauti sscondi.
o. A. ERICSSON, Clarinetto Solo.
V.BUSCH, Conduotof.
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NkOULDI INti = DRESSED AND UN.
I'VE DRESSED LUMBER-B BelvideAe Planning Mills,
81 street. south of the Basin, in of the Pc
tersburg Depot.-Planing of all kinds of lumber,
To1guing and Growing done in the best manner.-
Dressed Flooring Sd, L. and "A inch thick Shelly.
ing, Partition and Car s;uf on hand and for sale.
A.so Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
teEal5 generally ~r
Builders Mouldings, sixty different patterns, al
wsyB on hand. s-4-----s.--...
ss3 Ism C. ROBINSON.
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SLAUGHTER OF HoGs.-A live stock train left
Rochester, New York, on the 18th instant, snd on
reaching Lyons, at 8, was thrown off the track by
the breaking of shaft Several of the cars were
smashed by conclusion with each other, when un
der headway, and some 300 head Of sheep and hogs,
were incontinentty slaughtered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-10

FUNERAL OF DIR. MooRE.-We learn from our
New York exchanges, that the funeral of the Rev
Dr. Moore, son OF the late Right Rev. Bishop
Moore, of Virginia. took place on Friday last, at
Richmond, Staten Island, and was attended by thu
largest of friends that ever attended on
similar occasion in the parish ST. Andrews
Church was crowded in every part, and a large
number could not gain admission within the build
ing This was not unexpected by those who knew
how warmly DIR. Moore was beloved by his parish.
oners, and by the Islanders generally. He had
been among them for about half century, and a
generation had passed before him. Few of the
companions of his youth were left, and those few
shed tears of sincere grief. While the body re-
manned before the chancel, and the congregation
were passing TO take the last look upon their be
loved pastor, one venerable lady stopped, and ex
claimsd-"My dear friend, shall I never see thee
againi" The Rev. DR. Bedel, of New York,
preached the funeral discourse in the Church
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Posr.OFFICE AFFAIRs.-The Postmaster Gen.
eral orders the following: N
In Tlrginia The Office at Game Point, Stafford
county, Va. is discontinued
Te ell vacancies occasioned by resignaions -
Appoint Nathan w Hancock postmaster auRed
House, Charlotte county, vice w Hunter Dan
lei N Tucker postmaster at Ballsville, Powhatan
county, vice VIM E Netherland; James T Paxton
postmaster at Selurd, Allegheny couaty, vice Jno
ID Sadler: A G. Walker postmaster at Inns
Creek, Kanawha county, vice John r Walker;
John Dunlap postmaster at Spanishburg, Mer.
Ger county, vice Minerva A Headen; Robert J
Boag postmaster At Nebraska. Appomattox coun.
ty, vice Richard H Mann; Ephraim Honiker post.
master at Johnstone Roads, Monroe county, vice
Moses Johnson j Thomas postmaster at Crich.
toms Store, Brunswick county, vice Robert II
Turnbull; G Garren postmaster at Sywersville
Franklin county, vice X Gilbert
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y <U1iCE.--Severni pleasant rooms, with
\ Board n.sy be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9Th
streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
sent residence. A few gentlemen can be accommo-
dated IS day boardsrs. Sc 9-ts
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.c.Ss NEW YuHA II . vi r. vi A ID T.
SSisI BREAD.--We are now manufacturing at
fSs' our establishment, No. ana No. l59 nj ain
g1-l..&S street, new and superior article of home
made BREAD, TO which We invite the attention Of
tue public All AK is trial to convince all that
1t sUrpssse any thing in The way of Bread made in
the city. Two and half pounds warranted for ten
ce1ts Also, tine largest and most varied assortment
Of BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS to be found
10 the city, at wholesale and retail.
SIMPSON u BAGNALL,
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PRISONERS OF WAR-Qute q number of our
the past week, but most of them were released
after short confinement. Among them were Dr..
Tebbs of osawkee, and Col w. Preston Of Le.
compton and formerly of Richmond, Va who have
since been liberated We learn that strong efforts
were made by several of the AbolitioDists while
Messrs Tebbs and Preston were in their hands,
to have them hune.-Lseomptoa Journal
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1 NOVEL SHIPMENT.--We noticed the arrival OF
the first of . large lot of sugar-some five hun.
dred heads-through direct from New York
via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, consigned to
Aessrs. Nef, Mckenzie & Co., of this city. On
enquiry we learned that II was transported
through in from ten TO twelve days. IL 5s,,i
- s4esss3 aasts - ts s Cfacinnafi Paper
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s. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
EA Tt5I The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach

fS EsL The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
GzSSI Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
l-Y between Main sad Cary, tl3th end I4th sreers,1
raa, the Columbian Hote,. COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
top.. and SULKIES, all OF his own make, of the best
materials and workmanship. All Of which will be
Ed as low good work of the kind be in the city
Of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
ternined to make TO order and sell at the lowest
prces possible aud all work sold, that 10 new, We
!sntsd
fa Adm MiCAJAH MANGUM.
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The Queen City Mills. at Black Rock, New York,
owned by Hiram G. Smith, were burnt ,Iussdsy
stated At So, 900, with An insurance OF $4,000
Among the notabilisies ct the Mozart Festival
recently held at Saizburg, was An old silver haired
man, called Karl MOzsrts som OF tho tmncFtai
composer. and last Of the mama e
James Parker. free negro. was On Saturday
last ssntsseed by the Corporation Court Of " IN
CHESTER Va to the Psnitsntiasy for four years fos
shsft. - s.sst
Senator BENJAMIN has commenced the canvas y
Louisiana forthe Democrats ticket. 1a-ts
The expenditure Of the city Of Paris, last year,
was upwards Of E4,000, 900. ~
On Ahe 2lst nit. The Steam MIL near Sutton, IN
Braxton, County, ya,ewped by Aessrs. Warden =
Beal, was dssti o. Cd by fre -. ~ IS 49,.
Asiisht SNOW tsu II Weston. Virginia, on the lat
insE&ok y - "a II ~ SIfI A.ass. .slslz.slx
The young lady who canshts gentieman's eye
has rsturnsd Il. bseause- IL had wes drop In H.
Humboldt celebrated the eighty ninth anniver-
ssry Of bis birth On the l4ih OF september.
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BURNED TO DExTH.-Lasf Sunday evening. rs
Mr.. Boddsmeyer. with FRIEND was proceeding TO
his farm, near Buffalo, New York, in . two horse
wagon. the horses took fright at the burning
woods, and ran off, capsizing the wagon, and
throwing the two men out. Mr.. Boddemeyer's
body was fonnd soon afterwards dreadfully burned,
but the other man escaped saa faEs NE7s'
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GENERAL CoSvEN.
TIos-ou re-assenbiins, Tuesday morning, pray
ers were read by ths Rsv. DR.. Hicks, Of Vermont,
and Rev. Dr.. Andrews, Of Virginia. s s
Rev. DIR. Vintoni ct New York called ait snf;on TO
theTecord TIE Secretary in relation to the ote Of
Monday on tns amendment to the 6th article He
said tnat, according 10 the annoIncemant made by
the fresident, there but ajorty Of the laty
assinlt the amendment, End he thought thai the
change OF vote ight alter the result He trusted
that some deputy who voted in the majority would
move Q reconsdeYati hereafter. 1sbi
CANON declaring that It il the duty of eyery
Bishop of this Church to reside within his aiocese
adopted and sent to the House of Bishops for
currsnce
Henry 8. Jennings, Of Illinois neved reconsid.
eraton OF the vote on the amendment to the n a,t-
Gle, which, after long debate, was negatived BY
want concuTrt nee between the two branches. The
clerical vote sood-ayes l6 naYs ii, divided 4. The
lay vote was-ayes Is, nays IL
On motion IF Judge Conyngham, committee of
seven was appointed to revise the rules of er and
add provision relative to motions to reconsider.
The consideration of the ports from tbs Commit.
tee on the Judiciary System OF the Church then came
up a. the order of the day. t4 tss,fstf 4 E
MIR. h. ID. Evans, Of Maryland, advocated the adop-
tion OF the majority report of the committee, and
mr. Mr. u William ct Vireinis urged the adoption OF
Judge Chambers proposed to strike cut, in sc lion
IL of the canon repored by the majority relating
the trial of Bishop; ali after the fest sentence and
inserting provs that in all trials korzed By the
constitution canons, hereafter to be authorized
the said tribunals shall be governed by the rules OF
evidence prevailing In the diocese ia which it fakes
place. Adjourned. tas 1,' s"1'
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Fg,HE sUBsUKIBKRs beg leave to In.

FEsHE EsUBSCRlBERS beg leave to In.
form their trends that they are RECEIVING if9m
rhiladelphia and New York fresh eupplies OF FALL
GOODS, and will in few days have IN store thetI
eLtire stock which will comprise the best and most
complete assortment we have ever hsa; ana al ws ~
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere we are
determi ned to sell cheap. and give sii who may DO
disposed to patronise value received for their mo-
ney. Quick GALES and small pro6ts' 10 our niotto.
We deem it unnecessHry TO enumerste sll the aEtl-
ses have on hand. Suffice it 70 ssy we bsve e. sv.
cay thing usually kept in the dry goods iine. fer fsf
'A'f pa''''1'j ''''a' JOIN L. sMIrHER BROS,
ss22-Im No q Man st.
NOGshTT N AsDEhssosNS; A..s : .sSpsi EPHnk. E1k
hER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STs-.
invite the attention of their friends and the public TO
their stock OF FALL GOODS. being tne osss assoIt-
they have ever bad TO offer in French and Ame,
lean Paper Hanging all qualities Mgfiin and Lace
Curtains. Danask and pelane Curtain Goods Gofnices
bears and trimmings for Curtains labs snu 5o niOor
shadea Mattrssses, Feather Beds WI mspy otneI
articles in the line of business which VIII Dc SOLO or
@ofked ap on the mos reasonn1Ie - = -.-a
tALUABLK kAikisa koh $500 -! r oiler
situated 10 the county Of chssterfed, four miles
from Manchester, aud one and half west OF tns s
Broad Rock ksce Course, containing ofe acfesrSU
are open aud In high state Of improvement. dhsIs
10 s!soa large piece Of rich meadow land The pa
Lance wood, sllarge portion heavily umoefsa,
The improvements consisi of an excellent dwell ~.
ing-heuse, negro quarters, stables and barns Inc
6srss are well supplied with water from bfsncn,
by nissns Of email water wheel. There . steam
engine, about eight hsss power, which drives .ns
threshnR 1ssen1e; also steam saw, srisf snn piss
ter mill. aa 9*s =.
9he place Is wen supplied with coed water. and
hsstwe hns young orchards, peach and sIt 10, ana
one vi the d he siGhy eestions " the st$tx.
=, The 10 nis win be made accommodating, Fer fur
thss pariepIsls aypiy TO nysel the prsmisss, OF
a'.; s.s's q the arm = wai4saI1D
My post Office 10 Manchester. asll-dkcim
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] EARTHQUAKE IN CAUCASUS Russian Journals
contain details of the catastrophe at Schemaka, in
the Caucasus. On the morning of the llth July
the weather was very sultry, and general feeling
Of sufocation was felt At length heavy rumb.
ling noise was heard, followed by very violent
shock of earthquake Although the shock lasted
only thirty seconds, 300 houses and more than 100
shops were completely thrown down, and . great
many others seriously damaged. Only one person
was killed; five were wounded. The loss is esti-
mated at upwards of 100000 francs.