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LAND WARRANTS.
ROOM WANTED

AM paying cash for Land Warrants. Call my once
Cherry street. the Post 0fce Joseph FeloE
al York's Bookstt Oe- TjyIOl i q PILLOWS
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LAZY PARTNERSHIP.

ID ECEIyED to-day ~ College a. Ladies August Boots
II Wide hne Kid Buskins Kid spring Puup Boots AaoccA
Nd Successors, Childrens hid Ankle Times Ae
July . JOHN RANlAGF.
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To Corporation Tax-Payers.

THE Assessment Ron having been comPisted and &c.
tarned % me, w rsrnan n my once The ny Hal
for ten days Cor the inspection during which
time thcy nay examine h lsts, and CORRECT any erreFs
that may have been made n A. kAMOkfHc
Nashville. Juy :, 3f-i0d Kecari.r.
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NEW FIRM !!

II He undersigbed having bought sut TIE hrn 81 O.
Robertson Co., and formed n eo-Partner hip . be
known Robserson and Dase viii continue The business
OF dealing Boots snd Shoes Hats Caps, Ac &e Al the
stand % the late hrm No Ia soGth College street, where
they hope By close attention business merig the
tom Of The Old Arm, aad the public generally.
q. ". ROBERTSON,
iva JOHN 5. uASHIELL.
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PooR BUcK.--The reports come IN thick and
fast from al parts Of Pennsylvania that Buchanan
cannot carry his own state. His friends have no
enGhnsAisn, The partlEaas Of Douglas and Pierce
are plotting against him, an anbFeken American
phalanx b opposed % him--elAs poor Buck what
ehsrcs hss hsl
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hrs. KELLY MADDIN have removed their Office to
IL the Lecture Room Immediately in the Of their old
office iyf2-tf
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STOP THIEVES-$1OO RFWARn

TWO IRIsHMEN names unknown, have stolen nv Ne.
Il gro Boy, SAB. and we're heard Of near fula.
hons travelling foot. Sam about 81 wears old weighs
about 40 pounds dark complexion rather rough fsatures;
large blaFing eyes. He has carrying brick to Masons
and likely that the harris OF the top Of his head
The induced him 70 th that they we're carving him
to State, but think they ntend to sen him viii
give $50 for the boy and 500 the apprehension Of the
thieves and the boy, lJy14l p. AKIN.
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WANTED
Notice

ITO Rent snail Dwelling House. near the Pupil; squa
l. jy10 w. X. CORNELIUS
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DY virtue Of Deer OF the Chaneery Court at Nashville
- Tenn, in the cause, John NJ Hill, ct ais Simon
Glenn. viii on the 9th day Of August next, expose for
pubic sale T. the highest bidder Court House yard
Of said city, the following Of ground Wit part Of lot
No. is Of Bloch and Whesides addition to Nashville"
fronting sixty Fix feet Market and running
one hundred and eighty feet less.
fERNs-Said property will be sold credit Of Fix, twelve
and eighteen months notes well secured bearing
and lein retained. Gyl4l c. D. BRILN, C. &m.
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SIOO Reward.

ANYWAY nom the residence Of MAJ A. d. aosTsoNEEg.
II miles nom Nashyic, lhe morning Of Monday
81 dsy Of Jane, nEt Negro Woman named MarY Of dark
eSppes color between tseniy Ex AID thirty yesFs q
Aher over The medium size aad q nne appearance rather
Pleasant centenAnce; treat teeth very bed.
She raised IN BoWiing Green, ny, aud Wa
brought 70 ths city aad sold about months snee oy
Jackson q the neighborhoOd Of Bowling GFoen she has
tres husband In Bowling Green, add also several children
belonging 70 Eenisman 10 hat place and yin
doubtless attempt 70 gstbaek there, and hon there es
State.
Wi gse the above reward fer hr appFshenon and de-
livery 70 ne, a. my once in Nzshvile. Tenn.
jansfi WILL. L. BOYD, Jr.
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REMOVAL.

GENTLEMAN wishes TO hire small negro girl TO
II FIR the bal ,nce Of the year. Apply at this ofbe.
in1n
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LOST.
CHANChRY SALE.

C0MEWHERE in this city Saturday morning, Silver
- Hunting Watch, carved cases By leaving It at th:
Office, the finder viii literally rewarded.
iyl3-dStG
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Foreign and Domestic Liquors

II AVING purchased stock and taken the Stand Of
Church Anderson, The undersigned prepared to &C
commodae his old customers, and such may
give him CALL with the very best Groceries that the
ket will afford
t% He will buy all kinds # country produce, usually
brought TO this market Liy14l R. L. WEAKLEY.
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GRAIN SACKS
sY EXPRE>S.

O.UUU JOSEPH NASH,
iune23-1m g. Corner College Spring sts
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-LAN[ NNAAN~O"a
THE undersigned will Cash advances cOnsign.
Of Wheat Racon Flour and other Produce TO his
correspondents in Charleston and Saysnsh.
JOSEPH NASH.
NASHVILLE, June goth, 1s5s-9ms.
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WAnlIN0T0N, FED. ~ IoF0.
Ny DEAR GENERAL: Your two confidential
and very interesting letters Of the 4th and sth
inst. have been received and disposed OF as re-
quested. am happy TO say that ] am entirely
satisfied, and so Is Mr. Blair, with the gentlemen
who IL Is supposed will e0nstituts the new Csbi-
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MEDDLING WITH WHAT DOES NOT CONCERN
HIN.-Gov. Grimes, of Iowa. has sent letter to
President Pierce, demanding protection for citi,
zens of Iowa now in Kansas, and that the emf
grant route into the territory should be kept open.
Notwithstanding that the Governor makes this
demand" he seems to have forgone conclusion
upon the subject without waiting to what the
action of the General Government will be, or
without inquiring what 1t has been. He says:-
"the General Government having failed to per-
form its duty by protecting the people of Kansas
in the enjoyment of their rights it is manifestly
the right of States to adopt measures 10 protect
Its former citizens" This is curious doctrine. If
State governments are to usurp the duties of the
General and Territorial Governments whenever
they believe the latter to be remiss In the perform
ance of their obligations they would pretty soon
have their hands full.
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Rad Wsssaer--7ae Unfsrsity- ScAoct-p Is& 9f c&s.
dets % Richmosd, ac.
cpRRxsroSprsrE = TIE DrsrATcAi


CHAhLoTTBsfiLLks " s.Ock Iokns 1870. ~
The weather IL cold and closdy. We had quite
\ severe snow storm last night, and lasted until
about 10 o'clock 10 day. The weather d ssiIl very
disagrseable The Blue Ridge 10 covered with ne
white caps But oil he's disappeared in the vicinity
Of town, and has left the streets in dreadful con-
ditien Every person We meet d wrapped up In
Al overcast Or shawl, and makes n shink that
winter is fast approaching. There ars great ms
ny strangers In town from distance There h .
prospect ofa very full school as the Universty Of
virxinia, and students are coming In daily, princi
cipaily from the Southern States
The Albemarls Military Institute 10 also In
fourisAing condition. There are about IS Cadets
In attendance, who, under tho command Of Major
Strange tths principaD present qultsa Ane and mar.
a appearance, and intend Waiting your city 1t the
approaching Fair. i know the military companies
of your city viii give them cordial reception.
The female schools are well patronixed. Think
Charlottesville can boast Of more pretty ladies than
any other town that have yet visited. The hos
ptaity ofthe people Of Albemarle Will ever be re-
membsrsd by me- and my memory VIII delight to
recall the many happy hours have spent here. /
will leave for my distant home tomorrow More
anon. SUBSCRIBER
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EXTENSIVE FoRGERIEs BosToN-A series of
very extensive forgeres became public In Boston on
Monday afternoon. These fors-ries. so far ascer
tained, follows: One check for S. COO purpor
ting to be signed by John H. Pearson Co.. was pre-
sented to the paying Teller Of the North Bark ky
Joung man who represented himself being in the
employ, earthquakes instituted when the check
was found to be forgery, skiluy executed as to
eludo the suspicion ofthe bank officers. While the sg-
nature was under examination the young escaped
One for 81 075, purporing TO have been drawn by
Messrs. Stinson, Valentine Co, IS Broad street. on
the Blackstone Bank, presented and detected
but while the signature waa being examined the per
son presenting the paper found it convenient to make
sudden exit. Three other forged checks on the
same Sank, for different amounts, were detected but
the individual Offering them euded detection. Ano-
theT forged check In this nsme of Messrs. C. Y.
Poor Co. rs Broad street. for 500, the Exchange
BANK. This check was prssented at the counter fer
payment but not being promptly cashed, the presen-
tor suddenly decamped. A check for 500 purport-
ing to have been drawn BY C. w. Forbush, on the
Atlas Bank, presented At the counter and paid
the person presenting IL received $500 bill and
two 8l00 bills on that Bank. forged check on the
Atlantic Bank (ths amount, &c ascertain al and
another the Granite Bank for $780, were also pre-
sented for payment bat account of the paper be-
ing too closely scrutnzed the presenter In zach in
stance beat hNty retreat and thus far has avodsd
d0tectiou.
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LARGE FEE.-Is is said that Captain Albert
Pike, of Arkansas, recently gained a suit at law
for which he gets the comfortable fee of Sl6O COO
The case was an Indian claim to the value of 1890
600, which he has been prosecuting for several
years upon an agreement that if he gained the suit
he would be entitled to onehalf if not, nothing
The suit was lately decided by the United States
Supreme Court at Washington in favor of his
clients
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singular ACCIDENT During he last great fresh-
et, tho resdence Of A. Gilman, in Sheburne Fslls
props Last Monday. while MIS- g. and two chill
dren vere ~ the house, 1t slid from liz prcps into
DseTneld ffysr, distance Of so feet The insuetes
wsss rsscusa siiys' bat badly hurt. The hosss VS.
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MERTIEG--A correspondent of the Athens,
CTenn } Post details the particulars of case of
poisoning, which occurred at Camp Ground,
near cambridge, Jefferson county, Tenn. We
extract the following from the correspondence
published Ia the Post
AT Camp Meeting at Shady Grove, In this
county, on last Monday morning, many persons
were taken SICK and were found to have been
poisoned. All who ate dinner on Sunday at the
tent of Mr.. J. F. Shaffell were sick to the number
of IS, SO far as we have heard all are, however,
recovering, except one negro woman who died,
although some were dangerously sick Four
years ago, at q Camp Meeting in Blount county
there was q similar case Of poisoning occurred at
the tent of Mr.. ShaffsPs father.
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JUNCTION, NoTTowAY Co, Va,
Qctohar Il 1896

october 10, 1856.
Yesterday and to-day have been without par.
allei in the annals of wsatherdom. Showing,
raining. hailing and freezing, with perfect hurri
cane blowing the whole time, making many long
visages among the farmers, as good, portion Of
them have deferred securing their tobacco to this
time Just think of it. to see fields of green tobacco
covered almost with snow. Indeed these are
strange times.
w. G. Armes, one of our friends, and one Of q
most exemplary character, and dearly beloved,
committed suicide on yesterday, by severing an
artery in his with his This sad affair has
east gloom over this whole community have
been unable to fnd the cause.
Our farmers complain heavily ofshort corn crops,
hear the whistle Of the iron horse and must close.
You may possibly hear from me again.
Yours, SENEX.
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, ~FALL TRADE--- m
g! ~
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
= CAP MANDATORY AND DEPOT

JOHN DCOLEY, 81 Mdm 6tTeet,
RICHMOND VA,
HAS now ready for the Fall trade, BY wholesale and
retail, the most varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported or manufactured
In order that the requirements OF all his customers
NAV be most fully met--and TO obviate the necessity
of country merchants and others going or sending
North for their Goods he has ladin assortent Of
every article In his line both home and foreign, for
Ladies, Gentlemeu's, Chidrsn's and Servants wear,
which he could find in the different markets he hiss
visited or communicated with.
To the getting up of Silk and other hats In his own
msnufact0ry he pays the closest attention, and he
feels confident that few other houses North South
can equal, and mona excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being OF
the most complete kind all orders will be filled with
the greatest punctuality and premptnsss.
an 30-ts r.
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1AYnoRE 90. hax,.s q.

he's the stors formerly occupied ~ ..,...
Janea Egans have nov On hand isrEs ees mi MI
did aasortueus OF CHINA GLASS AND hss;.ian.
tkarsto. Thsy arc prspsfsd 70 sher ssesS indses.
nonfs both Is the city and soe0ntxy geAe. Vtues
can't % them win Be faithfully sxeeased a..
g Weaoo JosnyR oYennina and = =. HAfcnhns -
meslJ II % eunplog,e 81 m Cleo. J. 1ssanes - "
f6an3 q tke Nm e1nre. al VIII ~ poeAea4 - -
Wish shel3 oi1 ittsel1 IA ssssaiataAssA
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FENCES IN OHIO There are Is, 600 600 acres of
land in Ohio, enclosed with 100000 miles of fences,
at . prime cost of ellis. 100000, and at whole
yearly expense for repairs, &c. of 81. 659. 900; of
which sum General Worthington calculates that
at least one third or g. 500 900 might be saved by
laws prohibiting domestic animals, and especially
hogs and sheep, from running at large.-Nev York
ObserUcr.
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ExECUTED.-The negro man belonging to Major
James Patteson, convicted Of rape at the Septem.
Der term of Buckingham (Va) Court, underwent
the extreme penalty of the law on Friday last, be-
ing publicly executed on that day near Bucking-
ham @. II.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.-Tbs u. 8. Revsnue cutter
Lake Ontario. was on Monday LAST sold ct Oswsso,
q, TO- Messu Murray 1 Gay of Milan, Ohio, 7or
eleS0 six new cutten are shout to be built fer
Lake service.
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RoBBERIEs OF CHURCHES Within few weeks
past the following churches have been forcbly
entered and robbed of carpets and other articles
An Episcopal church Ia Hoboken; the Episcopal
church at Fort Lee; the Baptist church and the
Reformed Dutch church at New Durham; the Re-
formed Dutch church atEnglish Neighghorhood; the
Seceder church at Hsckensack; and we have heard
q rumo- that the Reformed Dutch church at Schras.
lenberg has shared the same fats-N Y. Mirror
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DEAD-The Limerick, Ireland, papers Of the
2sth ult announce the death on that morning Of
the Dowager Lady O'Brien, mother Of the present
Lord Inchiquin and Mr.. W. Smith O'Brien. By
this event the latter gentleman obtains increase
to his income from the family property Of about
ga 600 per annum
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THKATRIcAL-Phenix Hail. Petersburg, Is to
be opened on Monday night next, by Mr. d. Allen,
of the Norfolk Varieties. Miss Annette Ince is to
be the first star
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UNIyERsITY OF VIRGINIA.-There were on
Tuesday 540;Studeots at the University of Virginia
The number Is about 80 in advance at the same
period of last year
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Destructive FIRE "A FIRE broke out ON Satur-
day afternoon. the of Forsyth and Houston
strsets New York, which destroy cd cracker bakery
. cabinet shop and number Of tenement houses
occupied BY upwards of forty families Tho asars-
gate loss 10 not less than SIS 000 of which Isaac hc
Gay, proprietor Of the bakery, ioses go 600 which
. partially injured, also tho other suferars
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p AcarITTED --Llent Grover, who was recsntly
tried before the Grant County (Wiscsnsiu) Circuit
Court LOT Killing dsserer from tbs u g. service, in
the acs OF desertion, has been acquitted.
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NJ as TOWN oE CoLpsI, CALIrossIA Dv.r..v
Are TS Ssn % Cola. has been entirely dsstroysd 5,
C0lua Hoes. ~ Amsricsn Va aswn, except the
Sooc1 ss.ee!ss. !ony horses ana r,1. o. .nfss
es..sS e asath, end spanish ehil ~s. wsts
- ~ me ~ = saa~siAS q $4,000.
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BY TeleKraph.

New YoRE, Oct. l6-Cotton unchanged. Flour
higher Southern 81 S01S765 Wheat advanced s
cents Southern Mixed Corn 20. Mess Pork S22.-
stocks higher. Va 6's unchanged.
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SNOW IN LYNCHBURG.-It commenced showing
in the vicinity of Lynchburg on Tuesday night
about 10 o'clock, and continued until the ground
was covered to the depth of several inches
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ySI0N AGKIGTILL.TgIKI4AaLd

r-szzszez1r UNION AGRICULTURAL
g!5zl ~ FAIR.To be held as PETER s 6
22d; THURSDAY, 2Sd, and FRIDAY, Path October.
Tickets win be issued at the Ticket Ofiss Of thiI
Company in Richmond. commencing on MONDAY,
2Cth Inst, Tor ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
for the roaud trip. to 80 and rsturngsod to return
at any time previous to TUESDAY, the 18th Oct
TRAINS WILL LEAVE RICHMOND Express Train,
daily. Except gupdsy,) at St a. nj; Accommodation
and Freight Train, daily, Except Sundsy) at 81 m
Mail Train, daily, ats p: N.
TRAINS WILL LsAvE PRrHRsB'e. Express Train,
daily at ST NJ; Accommodation and Freight Train,
daily lexospt Sunday,) at sf nj Mail Tfsin daily,
Except Sunday att P m. tE0
The usual rates of Freight will DO charged on all
Stock and articles going to the Fairi but all such
Stock and articles may return from the Fair f the
property of the same owners shall be carried back
free; and to such do return, having passed over
this road, the charge paid shall be refunded on pre-
sentation of certificate showing that such Stock or
articles have actually been exhibited.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
Office Rchm'd 4 Pstg r. Co.
0ctober IL 1854 l6
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"a LEWIS HYMAN,
- ~ IMPORTER OF
h4 WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
wholesale and retail, No. 90 Main street, J
IL now receiving large and elegant assortment Of
the above articles and will offer this Fall the greatest
bargains that has beeu offered in this city; and
to merchants who wish to purchase, he would inform
them that articles be had in his establshment -
low as any house in the Northern cities.
Gold Detached Levers, Is Jewels @2l 90
Gold Hunting do do so 90 --
Do do Patent do do IS 90
Silver Levers, II 90
Gold Guards, 10 90
Gold Pencils; Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Gold Neck, Fob and Waist Chains of various pat
Gold Lockets, and Jewelry of all kinds
70 be had cheap, at the Old established store OF
f LEWIS LYMAN,
se s-2m No. SO Main 1t.
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4 UTUmN IEAxEy AKE FALLING


A UTUMN LhAxEy AKG FALLING
Aatun. ls.vss are Aildss I'M "a vilisw sad the
Der pasture. nssdsw and the asld, Il. hvulss and
/. aisJ: !: u .sss~.,v. month. p.s q sAoss that
The v,dew'd oa. Al orphan child, tAsy are lsfs
Thst joyous thrs1s u inhuts. dssz who's izssblss
here have seasod,
Has caused the nsthsr's heat 70 bleed, although
from pain released;
Those aatumn lssvss arc falling st IN forrest and N
Are to ihsr mind embedded there, = ws y On yon-
der tablet.
II friends all knew = well - the Of much
They would their duty do to-day-not put It Cd till
That ie.ains cough, 20 simple, now the cause Of 80
much grief, 49,
Can aeon De cured, II they try LEoNARDs IN.
SLANT RELIEF.
q Price % cents per bottle. To be had of all
Drursiats and dealers in the State Of Virginia.
VIKGINIA W O X M KILLEK..CHIL.
DREN CRY FOR IT!-This valuable and pop
ular preparation 10 recommended with the greatest
confidence. Past experience and test Of year, hsv-
ing proved to be one Of the best, safest and most
reliable worm destroyers in use.
sweet and pleasant to the TASTE and to readily
taken by children may be given with perfect safe
ty to the youngest infant ss it contains no Oil OF
Wormseed Turpentine other nauseating drug, that
the contrary the health of the patient 10 generally
benefited BY its administration, even when NO worms
exist 1t 10 prepared especially fol- children.
Prepared only by +. j. PiCOTi sold also, by
PURCELL, LADD Co BENNETT, BEERS FISH
Err, Wholesale agents, and by Druggists generally.
h~--d
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M 90 r. E, q
=. PREMIUM
HAT rs n A B l. = 81 N 3 N r.

,h,.. IN v.nt AZ tip-top HATS, are reminded that
tbeiy ta,te csu be rrstifed ct the PREMIUM HAT
STORE. No 2o7 Broad street, whore can always be
found the NEST dursbls and somplets sssoItmsns =
DIV The increasing demand for the present popular
Hsts Which have been introduced this Fail.
bsvs and nv children's and mineS HATS, CAPs
and FLATS, are full and veil selected
Ny stock Of Lsdies ard Misses Funs y fuii ana
In fact my stock very large and well selected OF
sll articles belon sins to my business which VIII SELL
v~hoesale or retail at the very lowest prices
Caurtry merchants will do we'll to call and exa-
mine my stock before buying. Call 1t the premium
Hat Store. z07 Broad street. ..ok,yn
P.s.-Hats made to order, at the shortest notice.
warranted to please. 10 <f--im
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mGE1 INsTXUCTI0N ON TIE
PlANO.--A young LADY. Who ns 49, -
soesidsrahle sxpsriones z .ss = oss

Y and caa produce pupils thar y ~ y
quarter, can play and sing most any Ordinary
received instractious nom the principal pisnms -
Jenny Lind, w. ~. Hoffman,. Esq, fees sonaSss ~,
she can Give satisfacton ID thoee who sMeonfess 20
Terms rs Per quarter of - lsssonA AderesSs
A.. box d67 pcst oGloe.
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"a NOTICE 1.-THE Subscriber " ouid
IN most respectfully inform his customers and
&S3 the public generally that he has just recelv.
ed from the North beautiful assortment OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY of every description,
which can be bought reasonable terms as ut an
other establishments in the city Please call and OK
anime CHARLES L. VOEGELE,
Matchmaker, No. 1a9, Broad and 1th street,
Two doors above the Theatre,
And formerly next door to the Dispatch Office
Repsiring of Watches and Jewelry done at mode
ner se 30-1m
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:. T NE engine house Of the Union Fire comp.nv
Tussa nsnss'sr' Va was destroyed by DIRE on