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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-06
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On the Pacific coast he latters himself he will be
able TO give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their trade.
BY new and improved process, his candies are
made at quicker rate aud at less expense than for
merly, that he is enabled 10 sell at much lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do we'll
TO call and examine his splendid stock of candies,
Well Gs his prices as he feels confident they cannot
full to please the siriclest economist.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
A beautiful assortment of STICKS, LUMPS sAND
DROPS, selling at the reduced rates.
COMFITU r II Including
GARAWAY SEEDS, peared and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS,
CASSlA BUDS.
COREANDER SEEDS; large ana
small at cots per pound.
GUM DROP>-SMOOTII ALMONDS
JUJUBE PASTE FRENCH NOTICES,
ALMOND CANDY &c. at 30 cents
AALso-A beautiful assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES, varying in prices according to quality.
The attention of the trading public is invited to ex
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing in TIE "dulce" line.
He leaves it ~ the buyres 10 judge OF the superiority
of his articles call and for yourselves for
ular demonstration is proof positive. J. KEGAN
Remember the R1nt5er--33 Montgomery street, be-
tween Bush and Sulier. San Francisco fyl9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-06
JUS, Received and in Store.

A large supply of Acoaol CampheAo. Lard. Sperm
Polar Neat~fOoi. aud Boiled Oils Solar Ou, and
Camphene Lamp Wcks. Caude Wickns. Wax aud
Night T1yers, rOraX, soda, Castillo soap, Salad ol!
in Basket Woe'- -chapps lostcter's Bitters. pure
Cream rart,r. etrychnine, Castor Oil. and Wyn-
koop's Medicines. Wholesale and reiai by
ALHAN, THOMAS 4 co.
anTf Corner j and sixth streets.
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The fSAnka.

The quarterly statements of the Banks will soon
appear and will make we anticipate, a favorable
exhibit, especially for the banks of this city and
their branches. Public confidence is firm in the
stock banks rs we'll as the old banks. The notes
Of those institution. are well secured; and it is
announced in the letter of the First Auditor, pub
lished elsewhere that the Governor will not issue
his proclamation rejecting their notes for payment
10 the Commonwealth, we have idea that they
will be subjected to any sacrifice of their public
securities, now SO much reduced in value. Several
Of those banks still paying specie. Two of
them here by their agents on Saturday, en-
deayoringto make arrangements for the redemp-
ton Of their notes in Richmond-these were the
Bank of Rockbridge and the Merchants Bank of
Lynchburg. We believe the latter made a tenn
porary arrangement by which house in this city
will give bankable funds here for its notes. There
is great difficulty here for the want of currency
that il bankable and we wish the banks would in
clude in their list of haakahe paper all the notes
q those stock banks which now paying specie
II would help out very considerably.
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Money Matters at the North.

Under proper heads will be found details as to
.ba events in the monied world of the North since
our last. They are discouraging enough; bat still
we do not think they compare with 81 for the num-
Der of failures and we cannot believe we shall see
any thing like the disasters to the general trade
then experienced The Banks of New York and
the people seem to be determined upon maintain
lug specie payments The merchants OF Boston
on Thursday adopted, three TO one, the most deci-
led resolutions against suspension. They declare
that 1.-THE voluntary suspension Of the Banks is a
great public calamity and should not be entertain
ed by gentlemen of high mercantile honor only in
the last extremity"
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Immense iocks of wild pigeons were seen las
week in Roanoke county. Va.
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Remains Of the late Hugh 8. Legarc.

Mr.. RICHARD YRADoN, the distinguished citizen OF
South Carolina. reached this city yesterday morn
Ing, bringing with him the remains of the late
HCGH SwINTDy LEGARE. lie continued on with
them yesterday evening by the Southern train
and will deposit them in Magnolia Cemetery, Il, al
Charleston.
In 1913, Mr.. Legare, then Attorney General OF
the United states during the administration of Mr.
Tyler visited Br-ton. in company with the President
and the members VI the Cabinet, in order to take
part in the celebration of the anniversary of the
battle Of Bunker Hill. On the morning of the ami
versary, the 18th June he was attacked by disease
and was unable to take part in the ceremonies OF
the OCCASION He died on the 20th, and was buried
In Mt. Auburn Cemetery. The city authorities
of Boston proposed to erect monument in honor
of Mr.. Legare. but were prevented by suggestion
of the Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr. Spenser. who
considered that it was the especial duty of Con
gress to do so in the Congressional burying ground
Congress, however, failed to act upon the matter,
aud recently the citizens of Charleston, led on by
Mr.. Yeadon, have taken the proper steps to do
monumental honor to one Of South Cardinals most
gifted and patriotic sons. To Mr.. Y was entrusted
the task of disnterring aud translating his sacred
dust, and depositing it in the bosom of his native
State, which he served with such love and deyo-
ton
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R5- De. SrsPoRD's LIVER ISviGoRAfoE ia what
we wish 10 recommend with confidence TO our read
ers, eur reasons for which will appear in the follow
ing:
Some time since while troubled with Dyspepsia
1nd geston and thousand other ills that none hut
the Dyspepic suffer- ply sciau denied Us the use
Of the tavorite cup of coffee with break fast But
this did not lessen the evil, by the Drs advice
meat was discarded from our et-yet Dyspepsia
haunted us day and night, until finding no relief
amsng physicians. commenced the use OF family
medicines with less faith than hope. Among other
thine, we were recommended to try Dr. SASPoRDs
LIyla iNVIG0gAT0R. We iriel Ii, and since then we
have recommended others 10 try it, while they IN
their turn have given their recommendation, ana
there are no cases that know of who have tried It
but have been benefited by its 1t is the IN st
inp0oratin1, life-Riving basan We have ever Known
and happy in telling all of its curative prop
81 ties and in recommending them when troubled with
any dcran cement of the ivcr to try this unfIiing
remedy .-FTeriontd Democrat.
FISHER h WINSTON and ADIR GRAY. Agents for
Richmond, Va. &C i-d&c2w
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LATER FROM NEBRASKA AND SAT- LAKE

IAIIlh FhV3I NEDhAchA IND oALI LNhE.
ST. Louis. Oct Gen. Denner, Commissioner Of
Indian affairs, has just arrived from Nebraska
He reports having made fall and satisfactory
treaty with the Pawnee Indians at Table Creek on
the oath utinO.
The Lexington Mo- Express announces the ar
rival Of Capt. Russell from Salt Lake. who states
that the M0rmons have fortified Fort Bridges with
the declared intention Of defending il against the
United states troops. Capt. Russell also reports
that the depredations by the Cheyenne Indians
continued without abatement, and that they were
daily growing more daring and aggravated in char
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MONEY MATTERS IN BOSTON.

BosToN, Oct. 81 P. M.-There is nothing new in
financial matters. The merchants have generally
been to pay their notes to-day, and there has been
less draining Of funds from the banks. Altogether
the feeling seems better than yesterday.
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Frost AT TIE SouTH.-There was a very general
frost In the South last week. On Tuesday and
"Wednesday last heavy frost fell in Roanoke co
Va, injuring quantity Of tobacco, and making a
hght crop OF the weed from that section. There
was frost In Raleigh, n. c., and Wednesday night
was cold enough for fire. At Augusta, Ga, and
Ldgeheid District, .. c., on the same day heavy
frosts were seen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

SALE OF Coal LASDs.-Mr Vim. D. Pate sold las
week, to Messrs Hunter & Selden, of Eastern Vir-
gina. three tracts Of camel coal land situated on
Big Coal river, below Peytona, kanawha county,
Va, for the sum of twenty-eight thousand dollars
The lands abound in large quantities of very supe-
rior camel and split coal
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MASS MEETING IN PHILADELPuIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA Democratic mass meet
ing has been called for Monday night, to oppose
the legalizaion by the Legislature of the bank
pensions. Some of the publishers of the leading
Democratic journals refuse to publish the call.
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SAILING OF TIE ARIEL

New YORK Oct. 3.--The steamship Ariel sailed
hence to-day for Bremen and Southampton, with
II passengers. Among them were the following
Or. Ernest Noger, of Richmond, Va, u. s. Consul
for Barcelona; John Eudlich. T. S Consul for Swift
zerland: Signorina Parodi, and Mile. Augusta Gou-
Ian of the Italian llnnra
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BURNING OF PROPELLER AND FREIGHT
WARTH )ITSE

SANDUsKY, o., Oct, 2.-The propeller Republic, of
the New York and Erie Railroad line. was burned
at the $. VI and \. K. r. dock this afternoon. she
had full cargo of rolling freight and live stock
which was consumed. She was partially insured
The large freight warehouse of the railroad compa-
ny caught fire from the propeller, and destroy
ed. together with portion Of its contents. The
building was insured Tor $4,000.
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nv Have you ever visited TVS. Co.'s Steam
Gallery II not imagincs yourself in machine
shor: 100 babies crying; 100 ladies laughing and sx-
pressing delight; dozen captains giving COM
Haus, and loud shoutsofioy by the entire Hence.
Take look in some Of these ane mornings. 1879
Main street.
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INDICTMENT OF ROBERTSON. FOR POISONING
HIS WIFE

ROCHESTER. \. Y. Oct. 3.-JOhn B. Robertson.
cashier of the Eagle Bank. has been indicted by the
Grand Jury for attempting to destroy the life of
his wife by poison Rumor says that of twenty
three jurors only two opposed to bill. Rob
ertson gave bail this morning.
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ARREST or A RANK CASHIER

IIsRKIMER n. Y. Oct. 2.--Iarvey poolittle, late
Cashier of the Agricultural Bank of iierkimer,
to-day arrested by Deputy Sheriff Wilson, on
three several warrants is.ned by Judge Earl lie
held to bail follows: for embcZzlement StO.-
600; for perjury, $4,000; for ni,demcanor 81 900
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RAILROAD oaoAsIzArIos.-The amount requisite
to secure the charter of the Salem and German
town IN. Co. r. r. having been subscribed, the
company have organized with board Of directors
ooi' l. s. Gibson, Treasurer, and Col. J. ". Alspan
e's, secretary. Capt. Samuel w. Dewey of Camp
Dell county Va, Is one of the directors This
ROAD Is intended to form a part of the line from
Lynchburg "
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MARINE TNTELLIoDNcD.

ARRIVED

fWEg hhhmoTd, octoT 5--fhga wafer ~ 6Rt.
ARRIVED,
schr. Anna Smith, Smith, New York. 1uans vvv
Il Cons and Matfrudars Sons. -
schr. Charm. Star, Wilmington. Del. powder. N.
sshr. Nv. Williams. Smith. smi.hfeid. md..
sshr; Emily Fowler. Willard. Lubcc. Plaster, l.
ID. Davenport.
steamer City Of Richmond Mitchell, PhilaisIpb,a
mdss. and passengers, H. n. futile.
SAILED.
Steamer Belyidere, Keen, Baltimore, mola,sos
schr. Jane =. Doughty. Murphy. Phiiadslpbia.
mdse w ID. Celquitt Co
schr FINN. Jane. Phillips. Baltimore, sugar, W.
ID. Colquitt Co.
scbr. Amo, Falkenburs, Rogers, New YORK. mdss.
D. 4 W. CurTe.
schr Sarah L. Parker, Rogers. New York, mdse.
d W. Currie.
scbr Planet Mars. Geos hogan. West Branch. uro.
duce from Hatch r Webster
sehr. Robt. ?. King. Leeds, Marlborough, mds.
In ba last
Bark lila. Sparrow. South America, fsur, Dun
schr. Jno. Craumer, Alexandria, in ballast
Schr. Ellen G'Idsboro, Homes. via Port Walthal
coal, Washin zion.
NFw YORK, oct l.-Arrived, Schrs Hanrico YhIn
pie: III kali. Winter, aud Van Mann Riehmnn4
CARDIFF, l0ths oept.-Sailsd. SUNDERLAND City
Venice, 9th Sept--Arriged, bark Henry Buck Pan
dieton; Richmond. Va; Itb. the bark Erie, House.
{, ON DO
EALrI~okE, oct 3-Cleared, schr Helen, Phips
Ricltm0 a.
NEW YORK. Oct 3-Cearcd, schr Lyn ht,urg liar
rs, Richmond: arrived, schr. Pcrne. jackson Rich.
mond; rchr. West Wind. Seaman Kchmond, ia
with flour 10 G. IL Person Co. Ist inst, Ell Cape
Hsnl pea. carried away maiatopmast AMI head Of
foremost
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FINANCIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. at is n biue day in stocks
There has been no sales of Readings, and but 10
has been bid
The Pennsylvania Bank will not go into line I'M
ill Monday
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THEATEE.-hiss Fanny Morant, lady who be-
came a favorite here during a short engagement
last year. appears at the theatre tonight. She is
versatile actress good in anything she undertakes,
aud exceliing in comedy. Knowles play Of" The
Hunchback" is to be played with a cast not equal
led here for three years past.
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suspKSprNo-The Charlottesville Advocate learns
that the work on the railroad from that place to
Lynchburg, is to be suspended in consequence Of
the hard times" The first 20 miles, which will
only need $4,000 more, it is believed will be com.
pleted before the suspension.
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Flour INsPEcTIoss-The -four inspections at Fred
ercksburg for the quarter ending October LIST
reached lS GOO bbls, and at Falmouth for the same
time 0s5i bbls. OF this, the Recorder says 22,5G0
hbls Xere sold to Northern markets.
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EFFECT OF THE CRISIS IN NEW ORLEANS
HEAVY DECLINE IN COTTON AND EXCHANGE
OFFICE OF THE STANTON LINE, !
Corner Main and Pearl SITS.
Fatal, ACCIDENT.

Charlottesville. Va. Oct. 3d--As the up train
on the Central Railroad was passing the University
of Virginia this evening. lad IL years of age.
named - Taylor, in attempting to get on, fell
beneath the wheels. being cut almost in twain.
lie died in short time lie is a son of D. Taylor,
a nainter
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A COLORED MAN NOMINATED IN NEW YORK
SYRACUSE N. Y, Oct. 2-The Abolition State Con
veution met here yesterday, and nominated the
following ticket: Jas McCune Smith Ia colored
physician of New York; for Secretary Of State
Lewis Tappan, (white) Comptroller, Geo. ID. Vas
shaw, (white) Attorney General; c. ID. b. Mills
(white) State Treasurer; j. C. Harrington, white
Canal Commissioner; J. c. belong, (white) State
Prison Inspector, aud Berish Green, (white) Judge
of the Court of Appeals
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RIM on THE ILJINols RANKS

QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct. 2.-Therc has been quite a
"run' on the Banking Houses here, but they all
with one exception stood firm, and paid up every
dollar on demand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

NAVAL COURTS oP ISoURY.-Court No. l, was not
in session on Saturday on account of the indsposi
ton of Com. Lavaletto. Before Court No 2, the
ease of Lieut.. Bissell was resumed Before Court
No. g. the evidence in the case of Lieut. Refill was
cir
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+, W. CLARK & co, BANKERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3-Mossrs. Il. W. Clark & Co
announce that the suspension of Clark, Dodge
Co. will not interfere with their business. Til
house is going on as usual.
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS In RICH.

L M0ND.-Among which you will find Plain, Plaid,
Striped and Black Silks from 90 cents and upwards;
English and French MeTinos from 20 cts and his CHER
prices; Cashmere, Wooden and Merino Shawls and
Scsrfs at all prices; Cloaks, Talmas and Nantes,
from 81 81 to S35 worth double the money! Flannels
Blankets, Sheetines and Pillow Case Muslin; Towel
ing and Table Cloths astonishingly low; French
Worked Collars Cambria and Muslin Bands Linens;
Hosiery Csssimeres and Sat5nets. the greatest bar
gains in the city Let it be the first thing in the
morning 10 call at J. STRAUSS No q Main street.
who will take all suspended notes at full value for
goodS limit
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DETAINEn-IIon. X. X. Meade U. s. Minister to
Brazil, is detained in New York by illness. 1t is
probable that he will sail in the T. s. frigate Mer.
rimac for Rio.
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100 BBAS. No. 3 Mackerei, % do. No.
iOoi do, % kits No. do. 50 do. No. 3 do, re-
ceiying and for sale by
G3 WIN. WALLACE SONS.
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~ STEAM PoRrRairs. soc. Don't be guIled by pay,
Ing u so for Likeness, when TYLER Co. make them
fine for half dollar. l3o Main ct.
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81 AyorHER case Of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has Just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL. No. III Main street
Richmnnd Ya
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THAsKseIvIsG-Th Governor and Council O,
New Hampshire have appointed Thursday. Nov
2eth, tef4hanksgiving Day In that State. This is
che 6Tstof tho season.
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THE RANKS OF DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 2.-The banks redeemed their
hills till after the usual hour of closing yesterday
To-day the run has entirely ceased
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FRE.-A fire occurred last Friday, at Cologne,
Mason county, Va, which totally destroyed MIR.
Daniel Leachs large dwelling house and the black
smith shOu of Mr. 4. Ouestell,
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THE NORTHERN BANK OF MISSISSIPPI, &c.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The agents in this city Of
tho Northern Bank of Mississippi were unable e
redeem its notes to-day.
The money market is feyerish
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M SPECIAL Nor1cE.-The attention

HsBN SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ihe attention
of the public is requested to sale of Furniture:
Fine French Plate Mirror &C. to take place at the
residence of Mrs. Samuel Reeve, on Main, between
9th and eth streets, THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock.
oc5 T.. b. COOK Il Co, Aucts.
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PIANOS. &c.

NUNS & CLARK'S PA
- - NOS.-sEyEN OCTAVE PIANOS
III H ~ P Il. TAYLOR has lust opened
! II v several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular mandatory Of NssTs. NUNS
CLARK Whose Instruments he has BEEN selling during
the past thirty years to the entire satisfaction OF the
numerous purchasers. Alss, Planes OF ca OetAVos
together with several excellent second hand iastru-
ments, which will be sold at unusually low prices
MELODE0NS, Of Peiaubets make, 10 be- obtained
at this estshl ish nent ca y.
PIANO STOOLS. OF a variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and MH-
steal Instruments ia the State. p. ii. TAYLOR,
je 25ts Piano and Music Store. Governor street.
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GEO. II. DOWNS, appointed port master at Tappa-
hammock, Va, under Jacksons administration, died
on the 9th nit
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THE NORTHERN BANK

SUSPENSION OF J. W. CLARK & co.
BosroN, Oct. 3-Messrs. ] W. Clark Co., bank
crs, suspended payment this morning
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ihk AMOUNT of SPREE IN THE UNITED STATES IL
estimated st about $500 100000, or equal to si2 in
coin for every man, and child in the country
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THE CALIFORNIA STEAMER

NEW York, Oct. 3-The steamship st. Louis is to
take the place of the Star Of the West, but will not
sail until the 7th inst, Wednesday next instead Of
Monday, the regular day of sailing.
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next days, in order to make room tor additional
stock.
They consist in part Of
Heavy Grey Negro Blan- 1900 Grain Bags
ketS super. BieaChed CottonS
Do White do. do Heavy do. do
Sat;nctts Il Negro Cloths Flannels, Kerseys
Plaid iinseys Prints, Irish Linens
Cotton 0Znaburgs, 81 and Pillow Cottons
Al Gweeds, &c. &C.
And by the same ship and other arrivals, they are
in receipt OF large additions t. their commanding
stock of rich Fancy Dress and other Goods, of the
most recent Importation, bought within few days:
Elegant Silks and Silk Ladies' H. S Gloves
Robes BombaZines and Tamese
Bayadere Silks and Pop Grape and Leye Wells
Inns Blk Ottoman silk
French Mernos, (eyery Blk Bayadere do.
COLOR Ladies' Merino Vests
French Cashmere. Ladies' Armenian do.
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks Mourning Collars and
in great variety Sleeves
Splendid French Nous Corded and Hoop Skirts
lines Extension aud Bone do.
Rich De EcOsse Hosiery (evcry Variety
Point Applique Sets Gent s Lambs wool sha-
Yal.ncieuncs do. ker, Merino and CASH
French Work Collars and mere Shirts and Draw
Sets ers, &c. &c.
Their stock at this time is the largest and most at
tractive they have ever exhibited, and they invite
call from city and country buyers, either at whole
sale retail THOS. X. PhlCE CO,
&C 5-di2tcw2t Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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MARINE NEWS.
NORFOLK, Oct. 13--Arrived, barque Cuba, before
reported ashore Oh beach.
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re- VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
A regular monthly meeting of the Institute will be
held in the Hall, ut ia O'Clock THIS EVENING.
oc Sit j. W. LEWELLEN, Sec y.
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The Jersey City Sentinel says
There is not single New Jersey Bank at pres
ent in Il state Of suspension. The state Bank at
New Brunswick and the Bergen County Bank the
only two which suspended, resumed almost imns-
iiately, and none others are now likely to go
dawn
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TT 0BACC0.-Prime Chewing Tobacco,
Old Republican brand, Ave years old. for sale by
GEO. D0wDEN, Druggist,
OCT ITS Broad street
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GINGER CORDIAL-Far superior to
~ the Extract, for dyspepsia, indigestion nervous
debility. Pint bottles 50 cents, For sale BY
GEO. D0WDEN Druggist
Rraad .fraat
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OCTOBER 5, 1857 -S75, 600 WORTH

OCTOBER 5, 1857 $751; 600 WORTH
" # DRY GOODS. AT AND BELOW COST,
FOR CASH.-In order to close business, offer my
entire stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
at and BELOW COST FOR CASH. or for negotiable notes.
at months, interest ddded.
Merchants and farmers wishing to purchase Dry
Goods will find many Inducements, my stock is
now full and complete.
Houseke- peTs and others will also find very great
inducements III their line.
CHAS- HARTWELL, lis Broad st.
oc5-ts Opposite Broad street Hotel.
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DIED.

Saturday, 81 October. about o'clock, P. NJ,
ABRAM THROp, II years old
His funeral will take place This Morning. Mt 10
O'Clock, from the residence of Mrs Herman's
SCrumps Cottage Row. His friends are respectful.
ly invited to attend )