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Judge Halliburton ON the ChnrAe &c r
Of the Sepoy Nntiny.

AT large meeting held in London to take
measures TO relieve those who have suffered
from the ravages Of the mutineers in India,
Judge Halliburton, Sam Slick formerly Of
Nova Scotia, said:
''Perhaps as an old judge, accustomed to
vindicaie the criminal law of the land in
which have lived, | might be allowed to
cay that throughout my life--my judicial
life-l have considered that crime should be
followed with punishment CHEERS and that
the certainty Of that punishment in great
measure renders unnecessary the iniiic,ion Of
punishment. (Cheers.) | might also say
that have acted upon that principle, and
that If ever it pleased God to call me again
TO the judicial bench, from which | have long
retired, would again act upon that maxim
which declares that be who sheds blood by
man shall his blood be she'd (Chcers.)
81 have no mawkish sensiblity in my ma
ture. ! don't cry elt 'shume.' against the
punishment Of those Wretcbes that have sur
passed in cruelty all that history can pro-
duce. (Cheers.) am myself by birth and
by education a British subject native OF
North America, and am conyersant with
the history Of that country from its first dis
coyery by Columbus to the present day.
have known the aborigines, and have mixed
with them, and have read VI their wars With
the white man but nothing in the whole his
tory OF British North America has cqualied
that which is recorded Of the proceedings in
India at this day.
'Al the torturcs, all the violence Of the
red devils, as they may be called, of the
American forest, are merely childish when
compared with the outrages that are commit
ted in India; therefore, trust, although
there may not be blood-thirsty punishinen,s,
tina, the punishmen,s will be adequate to the
enorniity of the crimes committed. Cheers
But that Is not now the subject with which
We have to deal. There are thousands of
our fellow creatures in distress, aud an APP
peal is made to us for aid. Hear, hear. "
II is an appeal which take upon myself, as
native Of British North America. to say
will be heartily responded to in that coun-
try.o
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C1S"A few days since boy was passing
through the cars on the Cleveland and Eric
road, handing out advertisements Of ssNoth-
ing to WEAR" illustrated. A lady remarked
to q gentleman, "That takes OF the ladies, /
suppose" "No," said her friend, sit only
takes Of their dresses" "Then," replied
the lady, sit is proper that strip ling should
sell i;.'
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orx Asri-PxSuLrIxArE PrNs.-Why il a
chicken pie like n gunsmith's store? Because
y contains foui in pieces. What is the TEN.
permanent o. teshy persons Limb .fat.ic Of
course. Why should man who Is struv.
CLING IN these tight times with financial dfG
culsies, hold his head more erect than ever
Because be is very much straifsnsd,
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SuAxRa IN NEW ESoLANp.-Rufus Choate.
ia one OF his speeches, introduced the fol.
lowing unique picture Of New England
summer, to illustrate the idea that irregular
ity is not ruin: " Take the Now England cli-
mate in summer; you would think the world
Was coming to an end. Certain recent her
csies on that subject may have had . natural
origin there. Cold to-day; hot tomorrow |;
mercury at 50 deg. in the morning, with wind
81 the southwest; and in three hours more
Sea turn, wind ut east, q thick fog from the
very bottom Of the osenn, and fall Of 90
deg. Of Fahrenheit; now 90 dry al to kill ali
the beans in New Hampshire then, foods
carrying OF the bridges Of the Penobscot and
Connecticut; snow in Portsmouth in July,
and the next day man and yoke OF oxen
killed by Lightning in Rhode Island. You
would think the world was twenty times COM
ing to an end But don't know how it is
we 90 along the early and the latter rain
falls, each in it's season; seed time and har-
vest do not fail; the sixty days or hot, corn
weather are pretty sure to be measured out
to US. The Indian summer, with ito bland
southwest and mitigated sunshine, brings sll
up; and on the 25th Of November, OF there
abouts, being Thursday, three millions Of
grateful people, in meeting houses, Or
sround the family board, give thanks for
year Of health, plenty and happiness"
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CO There is town in Texas in which /,
is said there is but one grave, upon ths
slab OF which is written the following cpl
taph
ndrr this turf doth lie,
lack to back, my wife and Il;
Generous stranger, spare the tear,
Ior could she speak, 1 cannot hear.
Happier far than when in life,
lrev from n iss and FREQ from strife.
When the last trump the air shall fill,
IL shs gets up, IL JUST LIE STILL.
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DELINQUENT kAor OF 1OTs
/ nNyhioh special taxes - ~ - unpaid for
" &eAdanistag ON DlsaAsas stseets from 9th 10
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Appeals may be taken TO the District Cosst BY
any party ssgsieyeJ by the arsersments Aforesaid,
1t any time within thirty day. from the date Of
this notice.
Given under my hand this ith day Of September,
A. u. 1ss1. HAWKINS TAYLOR,
sep5dim Mayor.
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Imported stock.

The Philadelphia Bulletin has the follow
ing aliusion to this subject, which tells well
for the spirit of improvement aud enterprise
which is abroad in the land
Scarcely a day passes in which the eye of
the most general newspaper reader is not
caught by notice Of the importation or sale
OF blooded cattle. In the East and the
West there is constant demand for superior
stock to improve the breed, and there are
few farmers Of any means who do NO. pos
sess one or more animals to which they can
point with pride as Of superior quality.
This has been going on 50 steadily and in
cessantly, and so much money has been cx-
pended in it, that there is scarcely one, even
among professed agricrlturists, who would
not be amazed II be could realize the differ
cnce between the quality Of the cattle in ey.
cry State in the Union fifteen or twenty years
ago and at the present day. In the Patent
Office Report on Agriculture, for 1855, We
lind, from different portions Of the most dis
tant States, such items as the foil lowing con-
stantly occurring sour old race OF cattle
is nearly extinct" "The cattle raisers Of
our country have turned their attention for
the last few years to the improvement Of the
breed" "'fhe farmers in this section are
making considerable effort to improve their
cattle by crossing with the Durhams and
other popular breeds" When il is remem-
bered that single imported animal may
make serious difference in improving stock,
ad nfnitum, and that the difference between
superior and common breeds is, in most in
stances, simply that between good and in
different, this extraordinary and rapid i'm
pfove'nent in quality, over such an agricul-
tural country as ours, cannot be regarded in
other than highly encouraging light. Much
OF this has been due to the public spirited
exertions Of individuals, who deserve tho
highest honor for their efforts, and much to
agricultural associations and fairs, oil Of
which deserve from our fellow citizens and
readers, the warmest sympathy and encour-
agement, since it is We, after all, who, in
common with the farmer, enjoy the results
Of every Improvement in the great art of pro-
ducing food.
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~ --ss-- -sr-- ss--,
DIED.

On the 9th inst, MrA. Sarah Smith in the 18th
year 81 her age.
The ianeral will take place from the residence
of hsr .on DR.. 7 Smith, corner PaleAn and 18th
streets, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are
invited to attend without further notice.
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Keokuk 8ook-Btudexv.

AND BLANK BOOK MANURACT6RY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
Dpsttsrs. Cosrs Records, Jasticss' Docksts, A.
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, ke., H., furnished 1t
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Mssic, &C., bound or re-
bound IN any style desired.
SrAy Biudsry will b found on Sseond-st.,
next door 70 the Athspaan, sign Of the "big
Book" ISAAC n. PlHRCR.
sep IL SD
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GYeAt eomentoSes.Dx Ara.
tic 1luine NJ.
A NY psrsos purchasing one large bottle or fsss
"A small bottles Of this celebrated Lininent,
will receive scrip emitting the u TO ths"Uuitsd
6tAtss JOurnal" for one year. This 10 one Of the
best ehsnsss ever offered Tor subscribing Tor the
best Journal oi Literaiure In the United States.
Call ct KING . TAYLORH,
asglS No. l Main-st.
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a Farm aud n ousc and Lot for sale.
I WILL SKILL, on fas orable terms, Farm Of so
L Acres, we'll improved, with . comfortable
dwelling and out houses, situated In ncock Co.
Ills, about miles from keokpk.
ALSO, q Lot on the corner OF 9Th and Timea
streets, with new frame dwelling house. In
quire at the Des Moines Valley PlALing Mil.
sepl7dtf r. IL. vANDkGRIFT.
WAR IN X ANNAS
THREE or Pour Hundre ed Acres Of Land to ex-
l change for Dry Goods or Groceries. Inquire Of
sepl6Im THoS. MARTIN.
kEGULAK PASSENGER PACKET,
BETWEEN Montrose, Burlington, ~ +
- Murcatine, Rock Island and Da-
ycnpart. The new and light draught steamer
EDWIN MANNING Il. s. DAVIS, Commander
Jsc. l.. HAMA. Clerk. leaves Montrose every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning. Re-
turning, leaves Rock Island and Davenport every
Tuesday Ihur.dsy AID Saturday morning.
Sspt. Is, '57-dtf
POCKET BOOK LOST.
rISiIE subscriber lost his pocket book the other
l day, containing small sum Of money and a
prom DRY note signed by X. b. French and In ia
sor Of Jonas Feather for the sum VI eighty dol
iars The public are hereby cautioned against
buying said note, and any Que finding the pocket
book Will confer favor ~ returning Il 10 the
owner 1t Hsmill + Ralston's corner Of Main and
Fourth cts. JONAS FEATHER.
seli6d3t
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I, ~ ~ is now definitely ascertained what
proke the telegraphic cable. A correspond.
ent Of The Philadelphia North American
.1ItIvs ...sae.ss-
nor years have been hoping some Of
the knights OF the pen would take up their
cndgels and chastise this literary tender.
Martin farqnhar Tupper) who seizes eyery
possible opportunity to write very had son.
net, and get il printed. lie really does have
ms say IN everything. Ills last sonnet on
the Atlantic cable, there is no doubt, was the
cause OF It's breaking. Nothing on earth
could stand such strain as tina.
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NE w nOOkA.
ESL0RAL AOMK, or The First Ysars VI Aiansyo
i Ia: by Nm. II. s. Bishop. For sale -
s~pt4L CLARKE'S
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y. NM ADEN q co.,.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

>. NM ADEN 4 C0.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. S2 Aaia street ...KkOKUK, IOWA,
LAYING removed one doss west. 10 soons form
l. - crly occupied BY Reid, Shields = Co., wesld
inform their friends and customers that hsviog
re- cited larger and ~ ade large additions -
their stesk Of Drugs and n edicines We ere pre-
pared 70 MEDIATE them By hiling orders on the
Bsiew We give 4 list Of some Of the leading AZ
ticles SUDf RECEIVED;
70 kegs Bicarb Soda,
10 80 Salerstus,
10 bhls. Cyssm Tartar,
200 Ne Tsftaric Acid,
700 " Quinins,
50 Of Morphine.
50 bs Opism,
) carboys Sweet Spirits Ni.rs,
do Aqua Anmonia,
.,.,,a DO salRss'is Aeid. a., 4.
To YAINTEM0.
NV y invite your atesption 70 ear fall snd COM
w plsts steek u Paints, Oils, H., which ~ are
oos..assly rsciyias fro. New York, clssinsasi aad
500 kegs Pure white Lead,
80 do LAthafgs,
so do Rod Lead,
SO do Snow white Zine,
10 bbls. Linseed Oil,
do Turpcntinc,
10 do Glue,
nra.he. Of al kinds,
V0yN1A0eo F" -
Al the cheapest rates for eash or on short time
Call and see, 1t No. ~ Main street, Keokuk, Iows
ang3id }. BRADEN co.
osesso ne IN FSen ch. German. Latin,
0Yeek. Brewing 4 MasAe0aslcs.
DROP. bRAESS 06srs his services % teacher Of
= the Languages, Drawing and Ecisaces 10 thu
Ladies and Gen tlsmsn Of Keokak.
We. tho underlined, having had instrurtions
fron Prof. braces personally and IN our Families,
ehserfully rscommed htm to the eitissns u Ksekuk
~ good, Efficient and faithful teaehsr, IN every
wsy worthy Of their patronage.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, WA. Beers,
Mrs. II. D. Diskinses, r. Rishsr,
Mrs. Geo. Kiibourns, J sles 0slsss.
August I'D
STAIN OF IOWA,
SEcRErARr's OSvicn, Iowa CIrY.
HEREBY certify that the laws IL the sixth
General Asssmbly Of the State Of iowa wee
distributed in the several counties u sal1 STATE
bsfore and on the 18th day Of August, A. y. ls6e.
Said lsvs win take eject ten dAys after they vsss
dsposited IN the last eoynty u ssiA 6sess, which
will b. the 5th day II & pssmbsr A. d. 1857.
In tsstimony whereof RlijAA soils, SECRETARY
Of State, havs hsFsnnto subseribsd ~
lL.s.1 name and afixed the Great Seal o. the
QAsh~ - vxrvn Al ~ 40 49,
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"a IN EsM AnnIVAL,
AIRS. TALON taLss nlesxuys

Al RS. TALON takes .plearurs ind wv
vx announcing 10 the Ladies Il ~ q;
ktok oh that she has just returned hon kew Yosk
and the Eastern Cities, with choice assortment Of
Bonnets, OF the iatsst snd neet beAstifgl styis,,
for Fall and Winter wear. Also, Aps assort nent
Of Ribbons, AYtineials and Feathers.
Customers from the country also request cd call
Remember the place-6s Aain-st., next door 10
Ford, 6sshen kofd's Bank.
KeokNk, Ana. <dty
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09xSOkUTH0N.
vlNHR copsvtnsrship heretofore existing between
Z Alley : Msy 1eE X :A:s asy Dissolved - s.u.a
Il consent. J. II. Alley 10 alone Authorised 70 sst.
tie the accounts Of the frm. J. u. ALLEN,
Sept. II ASST sepi3dlw r. L. HAYDEN
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DURNs RENT0RN, Of Ksokuk. Lows. have
- this ~ Asignsd 70 Ne, for the bsneAt u all
their srsditoss, oil A-d singular their personal
psspssty end Tsal sstats. CFsdito1 will prsseat
thslf elaias, under oath o. alarmation, within
three months, - the Law rsquirss.
JOHN u. DAY,
Sept. 8, 1857. Assirps>. 4
sepe-d6w Times soDy.1
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DONNkTA.
IA ERCHANTS and MILLINEkS whiting K.N
1N1 Philadelphia to purchase good Wild w
latest stylssof Paris and American Bonnsts, Caps
and Head -Dresses Ut Mrs. n. q. BISHOPS,
No. ola Chsetnut-st.
Psrtiexlar attention paid 10 orders, and goods
~.rrss.ss = eivs satisfaction.
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MILLS 4 HALL,
n ARRIAGE MAKERH

CARNAGE MAKfRS.
yswrfA-St., 0ppostss J. =. Bssify 4 Cs.'s hxa4ry
NyHD aAose Arn would iafsrn ~ ettisenn 81
i ksoksk and vicinity tAas they hAvs new opened
8 shop for Ne naaslaAtars 81 Cariaess, B1exies
Expesss anA areeesy Wsgoas. All vishing Sack
arsIciss We wosid esd ~ give ~ . sali.
N. b. Farticslas sttsptisn paid 70 sspalrin1.
nna6dSm
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ElAE I klAKll

NxJE desire 10 o6cr our sincere thanks to our
vsrance in saving our goods at tho late are, aad
TO our many customers for their long patronage 1t
our old stand, aud desire . eontiDuAnce VI the
same. IL they will take tae trouble 70 give u
call on the Le,e., No. 81, u our store on Main
few days only, their orders will be promptly Allied
and in few days they will And VI ALI right agaia
u the old s,And, with : we'll selected stock of
choice Groceries, which viii sell ~ cheap ever.
p"auss = s.sss
which We will always pay the highest market price
in Cash. w. II. AUSTIN 4 %.
aepti5-d10t
NORTH WEST COAST, or Three Years kesi-
I \ dcace in Washington Territory; for sale by
senl Al CIAHKEs
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39e5 XRooh Wt0110l
"A LARGE supply OF Peaches, Psars, Plsms,
kAAvplss, ena u fact svssy thise undsr 10 hssd
81 xsaitss will ~ kspt constantly . kssa -
kI10 . IAYLO1,
oepe ~. 4 Main-et.
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GATE CITY

HAT. CAP AND FUN EMFORIU1 ,
HAVING just received our stock Of HATS,
Ii CAPS, FURs and ROBES, we invite all Ia
want Of any such goods to call 1t our establish
N ent and examine our
0oO0s ana Prices.
This stock cannot be surp1ssed BY any ever offered
in this city either In STYLE fnish, color or price
Don't take our word Tor it, but call and sec for
yourselves.
We chsrge nothing for showing our goods.
Cash paid for Furs and beer Skins.
G. X. 4 j. n. VOORHEES,.
repi6d No.Si Msin-s,., Kcokuk.
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THE muscles Of Grand River, Mich,
have been found TO contsin pearls.
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J. 4 W. =. REYNOLDS,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
SehA,nS Daass. lSs 1ain-ss.,
UNION BLOCK.
retail = RressYapsa~n ssSve sls MAIN.
1899 g II

R040eSu Wv0OU
LAVE removed fsom bth street 10 thsir New
! i Store, on Third street, bstvsen Main and
% furnish their fsissds ind eastonsys viii ths
choicest
FAMILY GROUTAnS, FRUITS, 10.
eRensmbsst he plsss md give thsn Aesil. -
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1--WE AMEkICAN DEBATKk, beins plata sx-
position Of the prlneiples and prsetiees Of pub
lie debate: by james N. MeElligott- For sale st
scplsd CLARKEH
Moss SIDE. BY Marion Harland, author o.
lvl "Alone, ""uidden Path" For sale ct
sep-4d CLARKEsS.
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DbssolusAan.
eo-psrtnsrship heretofore existing bstwssn
~. :. 1ass sss 4 ~ day disseivsd by ma
me S..'r-.e ~s.s h.-.ssse As ...r..e.-s rrH..
he stylsana Urn q MART . 0A1Bnk, 20 WHOM
nest sesdlAlly lnviNe ths patronage Of or
3sisn1sand the puhlh NAmally. E.k.HART, :
keeksk. JsIy u, 's5ly1ed
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-28
JNO. 7. FRANCIS, Clerk.
NOTICE.

TIT A. SANTOS, Wholesale and retail
w. Druggist, Norfolk, Va, has constant
y o. hand a genera! assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Var
nishes, Brushes, Dye Stutfs, Glue, Sand Pa
per, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Surgeons In
struments, Trusses, Window, Coach, and
Hollow Glass, Locking Glass Plates, Family
Medicines, periumery and fancy articles, to-
gother with every article comprising the
Stock ola Druggist or Physician,
SEGARS.
Principe, Havana, Plantation and Hall
Spanish, from to $40 per thousand
MANUFACTURER OF
Genuine Clustering Plaster, Myrtle Tooth
Wash,
Improved lndelibl' Ink, Permanent Blue Ink,
Superior Cologne Water,
Whooping Cough Syrup,
Persian Hair Oil, Fluid Extract of Buchu,
&c, &c,
And Dealer in Garden and Grass Seeds,
Exotic, Plants, Evergreens, Trees, &c.
Y,4g- Country Storekecpers and Physi-
clans supplied with any srtic!s in our bust
ness al low rates. ec 20
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Local Items.

MAYORS CoURT.-His Honor's Court
WAS entirely barren of attendance this
morning, saving the disappearance of
Henry Mole, on the charge of vagrancy;
which was dismissed.
Mayor Ferguson sometimes seems at a
loss to know what treatment to subject
such characters as Mole to, in the absence
of a proper place to send them to, and we
would suggest to His Honor the applica-
ton of the Thompsonien-Hydropahic
treatment as practiced by Capt. Barron
ofthe Brig "Standfast," and his mate, Mr..
Nelson, some time during last winter
This treatment was then found so e(1ica-
cious i'll the case of the individual on
whom it was tried, that he has never
found it necessary to apply to his Honor
for repetition of it, 1t is so perfectly
simple that it at once recommends itself
to the use ola police courts who may be
troubled with the frequent appearance of
Migrants.
1t appears to have taken its name from
the fact of a notorious character by the
name of Thompson, who was regular
attendant upon Mayor Ferguson's Court,
and who as regularly promised to turn
from the evil of his ways and become
good industrious citizen. AT last His
Honor, seeing no other alternative recon-
mended cold water drench and scrub
bling for Thompson, to be administered
by Capt. Barron at the pump in the Jail
yard early in the morning This was to
be repeated every morning, with the adj
dition of a few stripes in order to restore
the equilibrium of the nerves of the patient
and the circulation of his blood. How
ever as the first application of the remedy
proved entirely elficacious, no further test
of its virtue was found necessary at the
time.
Capt. Barron in carrying out the priu-
ciples ofhis practice left tho gate of the
prison yard open, as though accidentally,
and Thompson seeing the chance fescape,
and watching the operators in their pre-
parations, gave one bound cleared the
yard, and distanced his purposely tar
dy pursuers. Has not since troubled
the doctor.
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FIREIN PoRTsMoUTH.-The carpenter
shop of Mr.. John S. White, between
Queen u High streets, and in the rear of
his own residence was set on fire last night
about aquarter to twelve o'clock, and the
shop and contents totally destroyed
Loss estimated at $4,000, and no insu-
rance. Several small dwelling houses in
the immediate vicinity of the building
were considerably injured.
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X X NOTICE.

I HAVE large and splendid stock of
4 Fall and Winter Clothing, and am constant
~ receiving new and fashionable goods from
the best houses north, which am selling low
for cash and to suit the hard times all in
want just give me call and rest assured you
will not regret it. have also good va
riety of Boys clothing to fit Boys from to Is
years old, which are going off fast.
have also a large stock Of Ca rnish-
ing goods, and fresh lot of superfine Cloths
Cassimers and Vesting, which | will make to
order in superior manner and guarantee a
fit or no sale.
n. bah goods left to be made and
trimcd, positively cash, after this Date.
+. A. karin,
90 20 No. 10, Main street.
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WRECKED GOODS.

T HAVE on hand lot of damaged IA
Il Clothing, saved from the steamer nd
Norfolk; amongst them are some fine LIZ
Beaver Cloth Over Goats,
Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Gentlemen's Shawls.
Lined Kidd, heavy lined Silk and Cloth
Gloves, just the thing for driving or any hard
service,
Boys Jackets and Frock Coats,
Many of the above goods are but little in
jured, yet they will all be sold at great sa-
critice. Persons wishing bargains will re-
member to call at the NORFOLK HALL OF
FASHION,
r.. D. CLIFTON,
ocl9 No. Is, Main street.
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Furniture
Furniture.

L
WTE would respectfully inform our GN
w friends, customers and the pub IA
lie generally, that we are now in re- N
ceipt of our fall supply of FURNITURE to
when daily additions are being made, and
will compare lavorably with any establish
ment in the State in point of taste, workman
ship and variety, all of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. All persons in
want of furniture would find it to their ad-
vantage to examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
n. B.-We have had manufactured in the
City of Norfolk, one of the finest HEARS Els
in the United States. and We are now pre-
pared to attend to the Undertaking in the
neatest style and on tie n.ost reasonable
terms. A. A. CIV ALTNEN d co. -
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ca. III. & Williamsburg Gazette Copy
VAS. e. JON Es, has on hand fine lot
- of nice new Baltimore city curd hams,
for sale low. Also few breast pieces Bacon,
which seems to suit every body, and western
sides and shoulders. Come and see me.
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