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mo. 5s4.1
Notice

mo. 5S4.
Notice
or the Removal Of The Land Office from OJBwA 10 OTTER
TAIL Cry, in the Territory Of Minnesoa.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the act
Congress entitled authorizing changes the
Offices approved 81 March, 1853 hereby declared
for the "Northwostern Dsc'
the Territory OF Minnesota wi be from the
TAIL said Territory early period practicable
the precise Of removal will be by
the register and receiver for said district.
my hand city Washington this 18Th day
August, A. u. 1857.
BY order OF tho President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
..... Commissioner OF tho General Land ONCE
Aug 20-1awew Intel Start
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II J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIE southwest corner OF and Twelfth Streets Washington,
AP11-dIyt
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COMMON LETTER-PAPER 81 per ream
~ letter paper u rs per ream
Fine le,ter-papr 81 rs per ream.
Sep 20 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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sud DATES on SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, N. Y,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, Il CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
"a Austin Friars, London.
ID. G. WAINWRIGHT IL CO.,
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DROFEssoR MAssE, of Paris, instructor in Ii,

French language and literature, forming classes
taking private pupils In the study Of the French language
Prof will constantly with his classes and afford every
facility for attaining thorough cooqua knowledge OF the
NJ Will houses whenever
rablc would be glad make with colleges
seminas lie begs leave refcr pupils TO the gentlemen
below.
Prof Masse DO found at Blanchard Mohuns
Of Pennsylvania and 18th between
four o'clock
Toucey Secretary OF the Navy Rev Coke
Baltimore Bishop Clark Providence Bishop
G. Browncl Hartford Connecticut Richard Dana, esq.,
Rev Charles IL Brigham, Rev snow Taunton Epes Sargent,
csq,, Boston Rev Dr. ryne, Washington
Sep 23-eo3t
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Commissioner Of the General Land oGico.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMrrIoN CLAIMANTS.

NUITCE To FKETEMPT1UN CLAIMANTS. :
Every entitled TO the right Of empon
within the townships and townships
establish the
of the proper land Office and payment therefor
practicable after seeing This notice and before
the tho public OF the embracing
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
TIlOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Office
Sep 19-1aw3m (In&Starl
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GALE OF UNINCUMBERED REAL

SALE VI UNlNCU MBERED II h A L.
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Having purchased factory in the city Of Baltimore,
where intend to remove this fall shall dispose at
private sale of the following Real Estate, viz
LIST My dwelling house on Mayo street, with or
without adjoining flower garden. The house is 80
feet front. As feet deep, three stories high and has
connected with it all necessary out Offices servants
aaa' tments stable, carriage house, DC. The whole
lot runs back from Mayo street l2S feet. The flower
garden adjoining is of the dimensions, and adj
niIaby adapted for a building lot.
The dwelling was built for Col. John rutherford,
and occupied by him for several years. 1t is COM
posed OF the very best materials is large and como
diots. aud improved in the most modern style by the
introduction Of gas, water fixtures, cooking ranges,
&c.
FL A lot on Wall street, in rear of the above. 60
feet 'front.' running back 40 feet more ess;-this
includes "A fruit and vegetable garden.
81 smith and carriage shop on Franklin street,
y feet front, running g. feet back This is situated
opposite my Soap and Candle Factory and lately oc
cupied by Mr.. j. IIagan.
ith. A lot on Fairfield street, near l1th by the Old
DiStery 66 feet 'front.' running back 1872 feet
l.sr on which there is good two story brick build
of manufacturing 1900 pounds of Soap per month,
aud offers good opportunity for man of small cap
ltal with a knowledge of the business.
9Th. Two new Brick Buildings on Franklin street,
fronts, is feet 'front.' the lot running back 50 feet
or less.
will also sell my Factory, "a brick building partly
new IL feet by 40 three stories high with boilers
machinery, and all the utensils necessary for the
trade. This factory Is capable of manufacturing
10000 pounds Soap per week, and al equal weight of
Mould Candles in the winter season. Ii was estat-
Siied III 1872 since which time have carried on the
Unless disposed of by the 18th instant / will con-
tinue it in operation with the aid of partner, who
must be business man, with from s. TO Sl2G00 CAPT
tai. EDW. McADAM.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

n1ys To THE PUBLIc.-In reply to the
card which appeared In ye terday's Dispatch,
over the signature of "B. s. Humphrey. sec,
have simply TO say, that the reason why my nane
was used In the meeting referred to, was, because
WAS nominated for the Office OF Commander, win tne
positive understanding that / would not accept
elected; AMI not being in the meeting, could nor
halp IL; and ~ to this xrssrATsxssTs gensraliy,
have to say. that at meeting Of the Fire Depart,
Inen, held on Thursday evening last, 1t WAS uSAsI
MousLY resolved, that: the "new company was mol
lawfully organized. and the present company
should remain in service. The question was raised
by the department. and settled by them-our com
pany having nothing to do with the matter one way
On the other. This meeting was held one day before
the fire of Friday night, upon which occnsion, we
are char ed with taking ont the engine, &C. being
inspired by envy and jealousy of the now company;
1t certainly is and always has been, the duty OF
fire company to take out their Apparatus. In case OF
fire, and don't see how the company acted wrong
In doing So upon that occasion. As to jealousy OF
the new company" have seen nothing to be Jeal-
GUS about. There only one alarm of FIRE during
their pretended existence, which was on SUNDAY
MONT the Goth ult at II o'clock. at the movements
of which, no man could have possibly felt jealous
for my part, felt ashamed. to see ca new compa,
NY three reels, one engine, with seven men and
one woman attached thereto, leave No. Engine
House, and return. ,
Asto Mr.. Humphrey I do not know him, and shall
never think myself much honored By his aceuant-
Sc e-lts WIN. A. CHARTERS.
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THE DISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. =. SEPTEMBER '. 49,
The New York Papers and so"aheF"
Cnnve n lions.

The last Convention at Knoxville has not ~.
creased our faith In southern Conven'''"'
have the comments OF the New YORK press '''e,
"A On, s,th In Nortbsrn commercial journals
Tbe T;mes Herald and other papers, 10" years
Ara tafked on this subject In aiHereh' 'nsn
nrom that which they now employ ihey 'heh
COMMANDED that every increase OF southern proouc-
ton, every development OF Southern trade, would
nroye but an additional impulse to the demand FOR
Northera capital, and additional encouragement TO
Nortbarn enterprise IL was thus to be good
thing for the North rs well as the South. Whilst
Nartheru monopoly would cease the increased de-
xe,opn,ent Of the whole Southern interior would
sustain the value of Northern property. The d.
rect increase OF Northern numbers would not be
materially diminished, but it's relative preponder-
anoe would be checked by the American and Euro
man counter immigration, which would how into
The productive but hitherto inaccessible, interior
81 The South In this strain they talked not.more
than four wears ago: but now they boot with de-
r,s,on the bare mention Of Southern Commercial
Conventions We do not perceive, however, that
tbev have answered their own reasoning. 1t Is
trr,e these Conventions have accomplished nothing
.s vet even for the South, except the manufacture
Of forensic gas an article the supply Of which is
already greater than the demand But the object
4, as good as ever, patriotic, consistent With
the interests of both sections. 1t will strengthen
the Union, because, as the South becomes more
prosperous and powerfu,she will suffer no inequali-
ty in the burthens of the Union, and possess that
feeling Of confidence which can only arise from an
equality Of power. At the same time, Northern
capital would be employed in the railroads, steam
lines, manufactures and mines Of the South, thus
securing her interest in Southern prosperity. In
truth, the purposes Of Southern Commercial Con-
ventions, If accomplished, would consolidate the
harmony Of sections and make the Union eternal.
But their designs are now misrepresented in the
North by the very journals which once advocated
them, whilst, in the South, being principally in
the hands of orators and philosophers, instead OF
business men, they have become barren OF practi-
cal results, and are sometimes laughed at by their
own uenhers
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Court Matters.
lcORREsposDEsex OF THE RICHMOND DAILY nrsp .rcv

PETERSBURG, Sept. s, 1857
AT tue mayor Court to-day, hard-fsted young
aud nsh traps, by the name of Flip Stevens. was
bound over TO keep the peace in the sum of $iOO
for dishguring the countenance of Jack T6rift
thereby giving violet hue to the most expressive
portions Of his phiz.
Walter Lindsay was sent to the Poor House m n
yagabond. Lindsay IL Corkonian, has the mis-
fortune TO have no other friends except the ague
and fever, which stick to him with devotion wor
thy of Theseus.
William Berry, free colored carpenter, and his
copper colored rib, were ordered twenty stripe,
each for raising their voices 'aboot" Monday night
and threatening $50 kill somebody
Leandor, slave, for playing Putnam down Sc
cond street hill, was fined 70 and costs for fast ri
ding. ARIEL.
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Tho York shirt Sewers,

According to published statistics, the state OF
this class of the New York community is despe-
rate. Their number is estimated at FIVE thousand.
The average weekly earning Of each is two dollars
and a half There are few whose weekly wages
amount to four, FIVE, and sometimes as high as SIX
dollars but not than one out OF every ten can
earn so much. About one-fourth do not Darn more
than one dollar and a half week, at the utmost,
whilst still larger proportion caLnot make more
than two dollars
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nWedding In High Life"

il is not uncommon to see announcements Of
marriages under this hesd In American newspapers.
IT isa custom borrowed from England. We saw
one lately. correspondent Of a New York paper,
describing the suspicious event, says: 1.-THE mar
rage ceremony took place at the magnificent
country seat of the Generals father, y romantic
spot, reminding one more Of some nobleman's cas-
tie in the forests of England, than Of country seat
in America" People who write in that sort of
style remind us of anything but sensible men and
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TALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.

wM, IRA SMITH, DEALER IN FASHIONABLE
CLOTHTSG.-Havingg greatly enlarged and improv-
ei my store lat my old stand ia Main street. in the
latest modern style, shall now be enabled to exhib-
it my stock to greater advantage, to my customers
rery liberal patronage bestowed upon me for past
years shall use extra efforts to accommodate my
friends and customers 10 still extended stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING
ARTICLES of the very latest styles and fabrics
Ny stock viii at all times be complete in each de-
partnient ant no effort shall be wanting to give
tire satisfaction.
Ny large and spacious room will be complete for
the reception of my stock next week, and all in
want will fnd it to their interest TO wait and give
my stock inspection before making their fall pur
. chases. VIM, IRA SMITH
II Main
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TIE PorATo RoT IN MAssAcHusErrs.-we regret n
notice the continued prevalence Of the potato
MALAY. The Worcester Spy says:
1.-THE potato rot Is very prevalent in this city and
vicinity, aud the prospects are that there viii be
less than half crop. We consider two acres OF
our own planted with that vegetable, to be hardly
worth the digging, and one of our largest farmers
assured us yesterday that he woud gladly take for
his entire crop what the seed was worth last
spring when he planted"
The Manchester American has the following:
"a gentleman who passed through Durham,
Lee Dover and New Market on Monday, says the
potato vines 10 these towns are entirely dead, and
the patrid potatoes eau be smelled in passing by
the fields. Farmers were trying to save portions
of the crop by digging, and In Dover twenty five
cents were the current price per bushei. Beyond
Gambia Depot the tops are dead, but in Gambia,
Auburn and this vicinity they are only partially
injured as yet. This looks as If potatoes would be
scarce next winter
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TELEoRAPHIc NEWS.
REpoRrEp FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.

DEsTRUCTIvEsFIRE AT .AMERlCUs, GA.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. s.--A destructive ire occur
red at Americus In this State, Sunday, destroying
the houses of III W. shaw, John G. Holmes. 3. ),
Kendrick, r. yegeIany. !. r. Griffin, d. Greenwood,
W. L. johnson and johnson Evans large por'
ton Of the business part of the town was burnt,
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BRANDY FROM THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE-A Cor
Respondent Of the New York Post sends To that IN.
per sample of very good brandy, made from the
syrup OF the above named plant; and saws that 1t
costs about thirty cents per gallon to produce and
ID worth Ia the market from 81 to 81 per gallon,
according to quality lie suggests that the growt Tia
OF this crop will enable the farmers to manufac-
ture the spirit In the winter season, when they
nave ho other occupation. They can make gal
ion OF proof spirit for each gallon of fermented
syrup, ana 1t Will find ready sale at the rec,ifi-
es' VINO VIII turn it into alcohol for camphine and
other uses
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BSy- PROTECTION BUILDING FUND Con-
PASY.-The regular monthly meeting of this com
pany will be held at their room, on THURSDAY
evening, the 10th inst, at o'clock. Members are
by proxy proposition will be submitted to alter
the Constitution. adopting some measure to shorten
the duration of the company.
Dues received during the day, at IA Main street.
Sc 9-2t +. p. TOW NSkND, Sec'y.
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An American philanthropist assures Great Brit
ain that II will be the easiest thing In the world
for England to strike fatal blow at Southern in
situations, if the people OF that country will just
deny themselves the farther wearing of cotton.
with the minor Injuries of Cuban regalias, James
River leaf and Carolina rice. Having vast posses
sions invested in these products Of slavery, and
being selfindulgent as many Sybarites, it is
spprehended they will turn deaf to this sug-
gestion.
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ford Daniel, who was sentenced by the late Circuit
Court Of Roanoke county. Va, to Is years Inn
prisonment In the penitentiary upon the charge Of
committing IN outrage upon the person Ut his own
daughter.
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ABOUT TO KEsi's.-fhe Lyuchburg Cya.) Repub
l,csn states that Judge VIM. Leigh has ds,.-- :
10 resign his seat the bench, ON the Ia, .. ~.
sry next
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pEATH OF DISTINGUISHED MERcHANr-DAyIp
DoSSas, Esq, one Of the oldest citizens, and dis
tingaished merchant of Petersburg, died yesterday
sSsning' at ali advanced age. He had been in III
ns@ith ier long time. SIR. d. was connected with
the firm Of DOMAINS L johnston
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MITpnEp AMI GUICJDJ

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Sept. lin this place yester-
day, Samuel Davis shot his wife dead with revolt
yer, and with another shot, killed himself Both
of them were young. Jealousy is said to have been
the cause of the deed
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IN PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
~ RUGGISTS,
~ DEALERS IN PAINTS, oils. DYES.

IN PURCELL, LADD g. CO.,
~ DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS IN PAINTS, oils, DYES.
A2 WINDOW GLASS, &c.
No. Is Pearl street, Richmond, Va,
Nearly opposite their Old stand,
OFFER for sale very low for CASH, or On the asual
credit to prompt customers who visa TO purchase on
time, their usual large and well selected
which has been purchased on the most sdvantsr
geols terms, sad principally for CASH. Their stock
Is very large, and comprises the following in part
300 lbs best INDIGO
GOO lbs good NADER .~
$40 kegs SUP. CARB. SODA
500 ounces QUININE
Sso DO pure refined sALTPETRB
bbls. refined CAMPH0R
10 casks SAL. SODA
% bbls. SPIRITS TURPBNTISE
30 boxes STARCH
100 baskets and boxes SWEET OIL
loo boxes Colgate's SOAPS
bbis. WHITE GINGER
Is gross Brown Windsor SOAP
10 do Yankee SOAP
30 do BLACkING las
1000 kegs Lewis WHITE LEAD.
90 bbI. Spanish BROWN and Venetian RED
1000 lbs PARIS GREEN, dry and 10 oil
81 bags BLACK PEPPER
10 bales CLOVES
Is bags ALLSPICE
1900 gallons LINSEED OIL
i isS DO DO sat Aatff 2iE OIL
100 lbs GUM Arabic
1000 lbs TOSKA BEANS
loo boxes Ground SPICES
l case RHUBARB
10000 HAVANA CIGARS, of various grades
=, And An "a large Assortment Of all popular PATENT
ST. All orders carefully packed, and forwarded
sBrhs quality 6 ~ sEtiees ys5rap,sa to par-
Druggists, No. Is Pearl street,
an 20 Nearly opposite their old stand
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Nkw YonK, Sept. s.-Madsme Frezzolini made
most brilliant debut at the Academy OF Music lost
night, in the opera Of Somnambula.
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FAIIURE ROSTON

BosToy, Sept. 7.-Messrs. Saroni Goodheim, ex-
tensive clothiers, Milk street. in this city, stop
ped payment Friday. Their liabilities are esti-
mated at nearly half million of dollars.
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DEAh-Zachariah Walker, TO whom the country
INDEBTED tor the removal and safe keeping Of its
reeords ut tbs time efth capture of Washington In
lsia, died In that city on the 9Th instant He was
enc Of the few who witnessed the laying Of the cor
NET stoas Of the national capital
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ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR AT NE
MARRIED.,

On the Sd September, at the residence of Mrs
MeTayish, in Baltimore, by Rev. I. Foley. of the
Cathedral, RANDOLPH ROGERS, artist, of Rome
Qtaly,) to ROSA IGNATIA, younges daughter oi
the late Henry Gibson. of Richmond, Va.
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EJ- The STEAM PICTURE Depot, SO very celebrated
in Richmond last season. has re-opened refurnishet
and refitted. See it. I3e Main street
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LOST.

T OST-On Saturday last, on 9Th, be-
- tween Main and Cary streets, my FREE PA
PERS, They were in tin box. will give liberal
reward for them, il left at this office.
FRANCES N. WEAVER
Sc Sits free woman of color.
7 OST-On the 4th inst, my REGISTER,
- between the Exchange Hotel and It'll street.
contained in Pocket Book. and my name written
therein; suitable reward will be paid, IL left at
this office. ANN Il. LEWIS.
SIT
I 0ST.-On Sunday night, at st. james
IL Church, a pair of GOLD sPEcTACLEs.
50 3-H JN0. j. WERTH.
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BE TYLER Co., the celebrated steam picture ma
kers, who introduced the plan of taking fine Por
traits for 30 cents have renewed operations at l39
Main street
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sB ALEXANDER HILL has just received another
case OF Gents Calf and Patent Leather Caters
Shoes and Pumps of every description, for gentle
mems wear. The above were purchased by him
while IN Paris. Sc Civ
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RS DYSPEPSIA, YELLOW SKIN, INDIGESTION, BAD
Breath, Constipation. Poor Appetite. Pain in the
Head, Sides and Back, lsSsitudo and low spirits all
arise from bad condition of the Liver. Use HARrs-
n0RNEs CURE-ALL, and his Liver and Dyspepsia Pills
and you will coon feel look and act like another be-
ing. Your appetite and strength will improvs-your
skin look fair and ruddy, and your spirits will be
buoyant.
Pills % cents box CurcAll Is cents bottle Sold
by PURCELL, LADD & CO. and W. p. LADD.
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The NAVAL CouRTs.-In the Naval Court of In
curry, No i, the case Of Lieut. Geo. b. Gray was
taken up, IN No. case OF Lieut.. Jno. W. Abbott
and in No. 3 the case Of Commander Lockwood
all retired by the late Naval Board.
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Albany, n. Y. Sept. The Thermometer In this
city, this morning, marked 4So.
can of phosphorus exploded in Dexter Mill
gan's drug store ehis morning, seriously burning
two persons.
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APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONER OF
nATENTS Ec


WASHINGTON Sept. S-Joseph Holt, of Ky, has
been appointed Commissioner Of Patents.
There is nothing of interest in the New York
papers Of to-day.
ARRIVAL OF TIE BLACK WARRIOR AT NEW
ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 5.-The steamship Black
Warrior, from New York, via Havana on the Sd
inst has arrived here. Business had not recover
ed in Havana. The stock of sugar there was
100000,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
WING BIJILnINQ

RICHMOND, August s, 1857.
A Lii PARTIES claiming to be interested
\ in any funds in the hands of A. w. Morton.
Trustee, under the Deed from Francis Nelson and
Richard Reins dated the 18th OF May 1885, and re-
corded In New Kent county the nth of September,
1876, whether by reason Of the Trust Deeds mentioned
and ais In the Circuit Court ofthe city OF Richmond
or by reason of being creditors Of the partnership
concern formerly existing between the said Nelson
Reins or by reason Of anything else are hereby no
titled that they required 10 present their claims
at this office, ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of Sep
tember, 1857 at 10 O'Clock A NJ and bind themsel ns
to contribute their proportion of the costs of the 81
above mentioned; and that otherwise they wiG8e
deemed to have waived their claims. All claimsI nst
be accompanied by the proof necessary lin the opn-
ion OF the ciaimants) TO establish them.
au l0-2aWiw Il. MILLION CARY Cnrnir
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BB-Go to the great Steam Picture Depot, l39 Main
street. get excellent likeness for 81 cents
TYLER & Co. Artists
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pOOKS AND STATIONERY.

! am now opening large and complete assor tment
Of
BOOKS, PAPER AND FANCY GOODS WRAP
PING PAPER, &C. &c
To which would invite the attention of
country merchants
visiting the city.
A. NORRIS, Bookseller
g-3t Main afr
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Martin O.. Pens, who has occupied prominent
positon IN the political history Of Louisiana died
On the ttst ulA 'T
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THE WEATHER I'M ALBANY. &c.

THE OHIO RIVER.
WHEELING, Va, September s.-The river here Is
falling.