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The weekly ledger., 1857-05-23
Hardware, Cutlery, sc.
TIN, COPPER&S SHEET-IRON WORK.

EEaEtAWaIc, OutleEy, Gc.
TIN, COPPER& SHEET-IRON WORK.
L. d. HERRICK,
Successor to IIerrick & Evans.)
FUe-Proof Brick Main Street, Jackson.
TsF=s7F BEGS leave to announce to the pub n
enp- lie that he will keep constantly ontsI 4
81 Y hand. and dispose ofat the very lowest ~
prices, a large and complete assortment of Hard
ware, Stoves Nails, Cutlery, and all other articles
pertaining to the Hardware trade. Among the ar
ticles may be found
Pumps and Ledd Pipe;
Mill, cross-cut, hand and back saws;
Axes hatchets and hammers;
Augurs and bits of all sizes;
Chisels of all sizes and kinds;
Nails and spikes of various sizes;
Chain and spring bolts;
Butts and screws;
Mill and saw files;
Door, pad, trunk and table locks;
Together with great variety OF articles too nu-
merous to mention. In short, every thing that can
be found in any hardware store in The country.
Copper, Tin IL Sheet-ErOm Work,
In all its branches executed with neatness strength
and dispatch. a great variety of articles in this
line, of my own manufacture, constantly on hand
JOB WORK SOLICITED.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to the old firm, the undersigned hopes to
merit continuance of the same and new friends
are invited to step in and examine my stock.
L. ID. HERRICK.
may 29-ly
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that all persons holding
/ debts, demands or claims against the estate OF
Vim Wilcox deceased, required to present the
same, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned
at his Office in Drytown. Amador county, State of
California, within ten months from the date hereof
or such debts, demands and claims win be forever
debarred. All persons indebted to the said VIM
Wilcox, deceased, are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned
}. b. KING, Public Administrator.
Jackson, April 27th, 1851.
may 2s-4w
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Valuable Property For Sale.

vHhNNDAC HOpOAey kVA 'ofhts
HNHE undersigned having determined to close out
l. his business in Jackson, offers for sale .fI
GREAT B.dRG G.4LNS, the following described
property: The well known
Pioneer Fire-Proof Brick Store
OF FIXARY q CO., with or without the goods
which it contains--sad store being 20x55 feet with
celar-together with all the appurtenances belong
ing to or appertaining TO the same, consisting lin
the rear) of
Eire-Pro0f Brick Warehouse,
1sx24 feet; dwelling house 16x20 feet, and a
wooden Warehouse 20x25 feet. This property is
insured by the London Insurance Company, until
the 25th day of October next Tor the sum of Sl2, !,
600
ALSO-The building situated on Main street, and
known as the
jackson Bowling Saloon,
said building is now paying good monthly rent.
.fLSO- The RANCH, with or without the
CROP situated in lone Valley, between lone City
and the Q Ranch, and known as the
Oak Grove Ranch,
consisting of two hundred and forty acres Of land,
Of which one hundred and twenty-five acres are in
Misunderstanding house and barn on the prem
scs. PlCO'S TITLE given to all Of the above de-
scribed property.
If not disposed of by the lst of July, at private
sale, the entire property will be sold at that date
at public sale.
9sJ~ For conditions of sale, &c, enquire OF
Fixary d Co., Main street. Jackson.
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NEEDS REPAIRING.-The bridge over the
creek, in Broadway street, needs repairing
very much.
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Post Ontce Removed!

rTNHE Post Office has been removed TO the Lsfsy-
/ cite House, between the Louisia1s and Union
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Paints.
j. III. BAauiey,
AM Es R d II VI PISV.

ID OOMs over the Lafayette House, between the
IL Union House and Louisiana Hotel, jackson.
apr % 27-tf
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WAGON RoAD.-We have not heard that
any money has been collected by members of
fhe Finance Committee, except in Volcano,
athough it may be that funds have also been
faIsed in other places. Nevertheless, we un-
derstand that the surveying party, OF por-
ton of them will start probably in day or
two
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i D0nN b. WELLER.-Upon the arrival of
distinguished and popular Democrat at
francisco, his friends greeted him with
- hundred and sixty rounds of artillery
@conpl!ment well deserved
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QuTE A NuGGEr-Only half mile from
jackson, in little ravine putting into the
fputh branch, above town, Geo w. Huffman
lpst Wednesday found piece Of gold worth
$40 go. Mr.. H. came out with Stevenson's
Regiment, commenced mining in lS4S, and
baS picked up such little foibes before.
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Il az line new brick building on Main, near
49, ] 10y oi Court St, Jackson. approaches
I p'e'on' and will be an ornament to that
pft Of the town
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CoLUMBrAN.-John b. Urny is now the ed
itor of the Tuolumne Columbian vice j. w.
Oliver retired
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THERE are nearly one hundred newspaper;
in California Who says our people are not
reading population?
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tbs last news from Lola Montez is a fight
she had with Theater manager in St Louis.
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REPoRTED-That the comet has been seei
by the officers of the U. S. Pacific coas
Survey
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apr
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may
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

I chOh CUhOEE.
QUfBEc, Sept i9.-The steamer Indian, from Liver.
pool on the 'th' passed Rlviere da Loupe this after.
noon.
she reports that the Anglo Saxon arrived at Liver
pool on the Sih.
Ii was rumored that Mazzini was organizing apo.
tbsr revolution in Italy.
The United States ships Of war Cumberland aud
st. LOUIS were az the Cape Ferdes on the Goth of
August.
The total reinforcensuts for Iniia amount to &c. 900
men.
A perfect understanding exists between France
ana England In regard 10 Gains. II Lord Elgin
talls 10 get satisfaction, war will be declared stimuli.
taneously.
The intelligence from Europe per the Indian ia not
The Mortnons had held their Sixth Annual Confer.
ence III London. The reports submitted exhibited
tne lact toat their tenets were making Roadway in
vague rumors were again current in Paris OF an ap-
proaooing VISIT OF the Pope, TO be followed by The
coronation OF the Emperor. Tne trade of France was
improving. Corn was declining in France.
AoVices from Spain, via Tunis, say the Mexican
GoVe'nment had accepted the proposition Of the
former for a settlement of the difficulties by media
ton.
Late Intelligence from Rome indicate favorable is.
sue TO the movements il progress tor the settlement
OF the difficulty between the Holy See and Mexico.
Ii Is said that lhs sales of church property, and the
suppression of converts that have already been ef.
tecied in Mexico, are 10 be recognized by kvrne.
II is stated, in explanation of the recent coacentra.
lion OF Russian troops Oh the Austrian fro tier, that
iney are marched there merely for review by the
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TOT ne ENqNtrtT.
RHODES. "sUpER-PHosPHATE OF LIME,

RHODES "SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME
Messrs. Editors:-In reply to the card of Professor
Gillian, of the Virginia Militery Institute, of Septem
Der 7th, published in your journal of the 18th, the un
d~ersigned emphaticoNy assure the public that the ma.
n~ufacture of the heretofore Rhodes Super Phosphate
Of Lime" simply consists in an addition of s%ulphuric
| acid to Phosphate OF Lime. We are certainly not 30
inexperienced as to use q material in this manufacture
that contains any notable quantity of carbonate OF
lime orto add carbonate Of lime in any form to the
| prepared super-phoephate afterwards.
We know too we'll that 10 the fret Gaze a proper
tionate quantity Of %sulphuric acid would be lost for
nutrilizalion; and that in the latter tie action of sui.
phuric acid previously applied, would be reversed at
the sacrifice OF all the advantages for which wa went
through the trouble of manufacturing the article.
If it had been our Intention 10 Impose on the
public" we would rather have used saw-dust or sand
or Cumberland coal, but certainly not carbonate of
lime in any form.
We are quite sure that bi.phosphate OF lime and
carbonate OF lime will easily decompose each other
in the damp condition of a supsr. phosphate, and
there is certainly no doubt that al the instance Of wa.
ter being added to such a mixture decomposition must
take place at once.
How it was possible for Professor Gillian, after
having treated such a mixture with water in order to
remove all the soluble matter in it and then filtered.
to find on the top OF the filter carbonate of lime, and
in the fltrate the biphosphate Of lime, we remain at Il
loss to comprehend. Either the one or the other
must be absent.
We would request Prot. Gilman to send us part of
his sample for examination by another chemist, ut
the same time taking the liberty to forward 10 him.,
by express, a sample of our present article, with the
request TO report on it, and draw on US for any
charges.
We will, in conclusion, assure Virginia farmers,
that under no circumstances will the kigh standard
of DR.. Higgins, the State Chemist of Maryland. be
departed from, land which the close of Prof. Gil.
hams communication 80 properly commends;) but as
this gentleman, in connection with DR.. Chas. Bick.
ell. has kindly offered to inspect every new lot that
is turned out, we shall avail ourselves of their ser.
vices, and thus give the public renewed confidence
in This important fertilizer.
Constant supplies at all times can be had Of our
agents; Richmond, Schasr, kohIer a. Co.; Peters.
burg, Venable Il Morton; Fredericksburg, Scott,
French g. Co. Yours, truly,
b. NJ. RHODES 4 CO.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IL, 1857.
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SPEAK OFT.

We join with the Richmond Enquirer, and other
Democratic presses in our State, in a demand that
Mr.. Hunter should define his position in regard to
the Administration. The simple announcement that
he does not intend to war against the Administra-
ton, is not sufficient for the true Democracy Of vir-
ginia. If he is not with the Democracy, heart and
soul, he has no right to expect elevation at their
hands. Let Mr.. Hunter answer emphatically whe-
Their he is with the National Democracy, or with the
destructionists in their sectional warfare. Unless he
speaks out. he deserves no support from the repre-
s%entatives of the Democratic people of Virginia.
lHarr1sonburg Valley Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

IHfRHf1 IT'D N IEN FNUN EUNUFT
HAilfAX, Sept. l9.-The steamer Antelope. from
Liverpool, has arrived at St. Johns, Newfoundland,
with Liverpool dates to The 9Th inst.
The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Lang.
arrived out at Liverpool on the 5,h.
There Is nothing by this arrival later from India
The Spanish Government has ordered q suspension
Of preparations for the invasion of Mexico. The
question is to be ssttled by the arbitration Of England
and France.
The dismissal OF Redschid Pacha is confirmed.
Bullion IN The Bank OF France has increased during
the month FL, 400, QUO.
The English underwriters have settled for the los.
Of the Atlantic cable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22
IRISH porAroEs-ENoRMoUs YIELD.

IRISH poTATOES-ENORMOUS YIELD.
Our friend john L. Armstrong, Esq., of Goshen
Farm, Rockbridge county, Var will accept orr
thanks for a half bushel Of pink.eyed Mercer po'a
toes, averaging in weight one-and- q quarter pounds
each. The yield Of this delicious s%scuIent, was ~e
learn, on the Goshen Farm, about one hundred bush
!. - "i.u u Jul fie" PV'a
toes1 Our railroads are now extending far into the
mountainous regions of Virginia, and vegetables pro
duced either in the Valley or Trans Allegheny
country may soon be brought to the capital Of the
State in a few hours. The generous soil Of Rock
bridge is equal to any in the State. We would ad'
wise the proprietor Of Goshen Farm to exhibit speci.
mems of his pink-eyed Mercers at the State Agricul'
tural Fair in October. 1.-The will, We bespeak a pre-
MUM for him. Specimens Of these potatoes may be
seen at the Enquirer" counting room, on Main
street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22

hANAwHA JTExs.-We condense the following
items OF news from the Kanswba Republican of 18th
inst.
re 5ank Of kanavAa.-Our gallant Bank of Ks.
ua1na mas, W. believe: completely wssthsred the
promptly and fairly met altits liabilities. If lis notes
are not at par everywhere, all We have got to say, is,
they ought to b..
Broke Jaa.-Five prisoners escaped from Jail on
Wednesday night. Their names are Ruff. V. Raine,,
Coroner Stegall, Henry Skyles, Mike Farret, and
Jonathan Casio. The first three were awaiting a
trial for notorious conduct-Mik Fdrret, on a charge
Of larceny-Cssto was serving out his sentence Of
imurisoumept for robbinp the mail. and haanc..lS
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Sept so-cGw
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER FARM IN THE
COUNTY, OE BUCKINGHAM. EOR sAIE


TIME subscriber, OF ScotsviIlc, Aloemsrlc coun,y, vii
otter fer sale on FRIDAY, the rth dry of kovesEtef
1857, on the premises, in the county OF buckingham Al
public auction, his farm lying on James River, three m1u
below the town OF ScDttsviile, con;hiGing 2,2sj acrrs, 40:
known as the Wintree tract. This lie one Of the mos, va
luablc and desirable farms on the river, and nothing coul:
induce the subscriber TO part with It but his inability &c
give II his attention.
About 200 acres Of the fractsre cleared and the bssne.
heavily timbcred. II Includes nbou, l7j acres o. IuIne'
River low grounds, md about l2J arree of bat land on tbs
two creeks running through It, all of the hnest qualify
Inc high lana is also Of good quality.
There is a first rate grist mill. recently erected .. tie
farm, commanding a large custom.
Inc improvements on the farm are good and ample for
al lts purposes, and the society and health Of the aeiga'
borhood uhe xceptioDhblc.
IERNs:-One fourth Of the purchase money l. case,
and the residue will te divided into Eve equal snnUsl
lns,almcnis, bearing interest from date, the purchaser Civ
Ing bonds with good security. and II deed Of trus, on the
premi.es ns additional security.
Pc:soIe desiring TO see tho firm arc referred 20 Eli
ridge Jefcrton, who lives upon It. John Bledsor, E.a
oil Fluvanna. who lived upon i. ten years. will also give
any Information desired. PETER F. JEFFERSON.
Sept 2l-c.ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22
BALTIMORE MARKETS. SEPT 10.

CoFFEE-We quote prime Rio at l2c, ftir to good Il!
to ll.c: Laguayfa 10 10 lie; Java i6i to &c. =
FLOUR-Modfratc enquiry for all escr,ptions-Ohi
and Howard street steady at 5 50 cash. City Mills S 50
cash and s IS on time. Rye flour 5 ~, corn meal 3 50 a
3 Gel.
GRAIE-Wheatq quiet, but prices are well sustained
81 20 a rs tor good to prime red, ! 2Oa | 6? for white,
/ 80 for choice. Corn 70a7i cts. Rye c. a 50 Cts.
Observation-Disclosures are in fair demand. and for
all varieties prices are pretty well sustained. We heard
this morning Of sales OF two lots of % hhds each, Bacon
shoulders, at l3t cts: and Of one lot Of Is bid, do n, 70,
CTS. Sales also OF IS ticrces Bacon Hams at Is cts. Bacon
ia selling In jobbIng lots a. l3i a -! cts. for Should, re-,
and -; a lG Cts. for sides; very few lots are. however
bringing the outside quotations. There Ia nothing doing
in Bulk Meat; winter cured is held AT l2 10 cts for Shout.
ders, and IA eta for Sides, and we quote summer cured dc.
at II l2 cts for Shoulders, l3 a rs IL CTS for Sides, and
lGi 4 IL e cts. for Hama. Lard u u IL IL eta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22
a4fEST ~ TELEG nArH.
..,.uraDb.d for the Richmond Rnqaiwer.

WHOLESALE POISONING IN ALABAMA,
AUGUSTA. Ga. Sept. 2l.-Last Sunday, IN rlke
county, Alabama, a negro cook, instigated by a nun
garian named Comeska. poisoned thirty'seven PER
sons of the family of Mr.. Thomas Frazell, killing Mr.
Thomas FrazelI, his overseer's wife and TWO children,
Mrs C.aui and Mrs. Frazsll, a grand daughter ano
Others are still living, but are in a critical condition
The negro woman was taken out and burnt, and the
sauna fate awaits Comeska.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22

NEW YORE MAnEETs Srn.

NEW YORK. MARKETS. SEPT n
Cotton closed steady at previous rates. sales Of 900
bales.
Flour WAS quiet at yesterdays rates. Sales Of 500
bbls. State IS IL a 5 60; Ohio s. IS a 6 Is; Southern
IS a5a 6 10.
Wheat is h~envy-Saies of Is, 900 bushels. White 81 s.
Al so; red 81 80 a | IS.
Corn is quiet, and sales unimpor,an,; mixed noninally
go a 81 cts.
Provisions have a declining tendency. Mess Pork
sa5 o. a 25 70; Chicago ~repacked beef sl6 a IL. Lard is
lower. In bbls Il q Il! cts. Coffee is quiet-Rio l03 a IL
cts Sugar is heavy Naval stores are unchanged aud
nominal. Freight- are inactive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22

DISTRESSING ACCIDENTAL the freight train on
the Southside was about entering the city Saturday
night while after dark Mr.. James II. Harris, the cor.
duc,or, who was passing along the top Of the train,
him. Both legs were 90 badly crushed that they had
to be amputated. His collar bone was broken. 1t is
extremely doubtful whether he will recover, though we
were pleased to learn last evening that his condition
was as comfortable and promising as could be expect
ed.
The unfortunate man had the skilful surgical and
medical. service of DR.. p. G Spencer. assisted by Drs.
Dunn and Leigh Petersburg l~neNigencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22

For tie Enquirer.
MING WlLLIAa CouSIY.-The citizens of King
William are requested to attend a meeting, to be held
at their next court, tSeptember 2sth) for the purpose
of considering the expediency Of disposing, in some
manner, OF the free negroes Of the State, and Of urg.
MANY CITIzEHs.
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DIED.

DIED on Monday, 2lst inst, LITTI.EToN READ
Esa. ir the 2sth year of his age. His funeral will take
place a, Du"al street Chapel this day, (Tue.day0 a, 10
o'clock. His friends and acquaintance and those of the
the family are requested to attend without further q ,,ice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,

VIE next session commences October lit, LEST. The
primary feature OF this school. is the thorough and
the pupils, without extra charge: bu. thew Are moi reouir.
rent.. N' p'
The French i. taught by Professor and Madame EMION
OF Paris md peculiar facilities are afforded for learning
to peak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees THAT the Elementary and sd.
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dentisls to the King. The Prusslsn government had

dentisls to the King. The Prusslsn government had
announced by proclamation the legal equality OF the
df rent religious denominations.
Usrat had not been evacuated By the Persians.
~PucL. Wednesday.-The cotton market
closed buoysnt. The newspaper reports cay prices
nre generally unchanged, but Richardson, Spence a.
Co. quote an advance Of l.lGs!i on middiing 4ua''
lies. Sales three days 81. QUO bales, speculators taking
) 600 and exporters 1000 bales. Bresdstutis closed
with All advancing tendency, aud all qualities had
slightly advanced. Flour was firm, and 6dslsh'ghsr'
for fair qualities. Wheat was firm; red was lda2a
higher. Corn was steady and firm. ProVn IONS were
steady, Rosin was dull, with but little inquiry. Spirits
Turpentine closed firm at37ls. Cousols 80: for money
and account.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22
ANOTHER SHIP LOST

CHARLESTON, Sept. l2.-Ths ship Florida, from
Liverpool for Savannah, touched of the bar last Sun
day and placed on board of a pilot boat the captain,
officers and crew, Is in number, of the ship Florida
Zephyr, Of Boston, which was waterlogged in the
Late ,nIo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-22

NARROW EscArE.-The Charlottesville Advocate
says that a few days since, Mr.. David Paul Brown, q
distinguished lawyer Of Philadelphia, 10 attempting 10 10
get upon the train at the Gordonsvile depof, as u
moved of, fell beneath the first step OF the car, anu
every one thought for the momentth hat he was certain
" killed. Fortunately he did not fall upon the track,
but 60 very near that the wheels OF the entire tram
passed over the crown Of his hat.
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Total Of lives Iost

Tho ofhcera Of the steamer are spoken OF as the
choicest men in the employment of the Company, be.
ing distinguished for ability and trust worthiness. Mr..
Hull, the purser. has been in the employment of the
the California Line. Among ths passengers was pro.
badly a son OF Mr.. Raymond, the agent Of the Com.
pany, who went out in the s,eamsr to spend a vacs.
ton from school.
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NEW MUSIC

NE"
~ hRANroLPH's Bookstore and Blndery
Ny Prairie Flower; bsl!ad. by wnllace-4Oc
Beautiful Leaves; song, by author OF shells Of Ocean,
-aJc
To the West, to the West; son, By Russel-olc
fra.rie Flower song, BY the author OF Bell BranjoE'
BIC
Glenroc& Waltz by Boeckl--a5c
Overthe So MINER sea; transcribed By JunsmaDn-W
South side Reels, No. I; by Pa,c-2Sc
Lilac at toe Door song, by we,more, beautiful pIsea-
Ami Carol; song, by Wicland, beautiful pIece)-Nc
Kitty ONeal; song, by Crosl, beautiful ~piece)-2c
Lille Mayi song, by Mignon. (agneue)-25c
quick and go"-25c
There's music In the air; song, by the author Of "Hsis'
There's music in the air; quartettc, by do dose
Darling Nelly Gray; song, by Ilanby-25c
scotch Polka; by D'Albert, (besutfulH5c
bevltchlng Polks; by the author Of GOOD News H'I
Hone-2sc
Essence Of OLD ,vtrstnny Poka, by Dausisn-sje
Oatlsnd Polka: by Krummscher-2sc
Ar Castle Polka; BY author OF Three Bells Polls -'s
W5slie sehoEi'ch; By Benst-2se
Willie Mazurka; do do Csc
aeaud!ul Sea Waltz, by De Bubns = 25c
Zephyr @ lick Step, by Holland; dedicated 70 P'7ese
HOOK and Ladder Co No l-aoc Sept, q
lIkOGUkS, B%ROGUEs, BKOGUEs-OWo W. pax
ID Richmond msde Brogucs, tor sale on aceomn''''
ting terms, By N DEyEREu&.
Leather Dealer. l32. Cary o.,
Sept 2l-ctf Between l2th and 18Th 81
lJLOAKs, CLOAKS.-an assortment Of Lsisa
~ Cloaks, in cloth, More Antique and velvet; vsiysyS
cloth, &c Tor sale oy CH!LES s. CHEahAi
SAINT lJ
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The wife and daughter of Lieut.. Herndon, L. s.
n, Commander OF the lost steamship Central Amer =
ca, pa'sed the summer at Newport. Habitues of the
Fillmore House will remember the exquisite voice OF
Miss II ,as we'll a. her good natured use of il. Miss
H. is considered to be me of the best private singers
IN America.-l.N Y. Post.