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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-M the matter

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In tie matter Of
IA the estate of Marcus IyreH, decd. In the Or
phans Court of Bradford County
Notice Is hereby given, that the Auditor appointed
distribute money in the hands Of the Administrator this
estate will attend to the duties of his appointment at his
Office in the borough of Towanda Friday, the 3Oth of
Oct 1857. at o'clock, p VI. All persons having claims
upon said money must present them else be forever
debarred from the same. p d. MORROW
September %. 1851. Auditor
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SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
HARRISBURG, June %, 1851
Pennsylvania, So:
DO certify that the above and foregoing is true and
correct copy of the original " Resolution proposing
amendments the Constitution of the Commonwealth
with the vote in each branch of the Legislature upon the
final passage thereof appears from the originals
file in this office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
H.. 81 hand and caused to be affixed the seal of the
= Secretarys Office, the day and year above written
A. G.. CURTIN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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New York & Erie r R., waverly Station.

ing Monday, June IS, 1857, Trains will leave
MAVERLY at about the following hours:
D,,L; IIolnG WEST. GOING EAST.
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IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
April -, 1857.
Rcsolred That this resolution pass. On the first
amendment yeas Is, nays II the second amendment
yeas 81 nays 81 the third amendment yeas Y,
22 on the fourth amendment. yeas 50. nays l.
[Extract from the JournalJ
JACOB ZIEGLER, CLERK.
Filed in Secretary's office, May 2 1851
4. G. CURTIN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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IN SENATE, March 81. 1857.
ResOired, That this resolution pass. On the first
Amendments, yeas "a, nays the second amendment,
yeas 23 nays the third amendment, yeas "a nays
on the fourth amendment. yeas %, nays 1.
Extract from the Journal1
GEO. W. HAMERSLYi Clerk.
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND oTHg8s.
RAILROAD LINES.


ioaAe RAILROAD, going North, leaves twice every
uaS, tsunday evenings excepted at g. sock A NJ
ana at IA o'clock, NJ, for the Potomac river wherr
steamer is taken for Washington thencs ,.v Rsi
road 10 Baltimore, &s " i'si'-
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. going North, leaves this CITY
twSs daily SUNDAY evenings excepted at .,ciock
A. VI, and ia o'clock Z. NJ, fer Goror.svilIe WHERE
they coqnec with the trains of the Orange and Ale.
andria, " Washington, Baltimore, &C. ~
,NcHaoNp AND DANyILLE-Leaves Richmond at g
O'Clock A. NJ, and connects with the South-Side road
AZ the junction, at - o'clock A. NJ SUNDAYS er
eepted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot syery
aay except sunday at ga o'clock and connects with
ule oouth-Side at the junction.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRs-Leaves this city twice
eVery day, tSundays excepted,) at O'Clock A NJ
ana 2ao oclk =. NJ. An accommodation train Leaves
mere mere every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8
FOR NORFOLK. &C.
The steamer CURTIS PECK Cant Sarny Rarnes
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday Tines,
usy ana Ihursday mornings, at So e'oiock A NJ
and the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis. eyery Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings at SlS oSclocI
lor Norfolk and Portsmouth. touching at ali the
regular landings on the river
FOR NEW YORK &c
The steamship JAMESTOWN Captai. Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening" at O'Clock for New
iork touching at City PoiHtand Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning. al
II O'Clock. e' 9"
FOR PHILADELPHIA, &c.
ny the steamships PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA
ana CiIf or RICHMOND. One of these steamers
teaVe every Monday and Thursday, stopping at CITY
toiht and Norfolk TO receive freight and passengers
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DURE PlCkLING SPICES, of every
variety; pure ground Pepper; English Musiarti;
Essen Of Coffee; Fabers French Crystalized Starch
Gloss for giving beautiful coss to shirt bosous,
Muslin and Linen with full directions for Use, for
sa q by WARING Il rEARCE Druggists
oc Corner 4th and Broad sts.
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nIcHNOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE

DNVF. J. I. ANULADL, respectfully
ann .uc's that he has taken rooms in the Ar
% H.g-r. Where L. will he pleased to meet
..... p.l>s~ who may wish 20 make arrangements
'.rH'rl anon the study # French vr Spanish Lam
~ .-.> ami Drawing.
"Gmh~r at years IN Spain. that ic speaks thr
>-..ll~h tau-u81. As luertly and correctly as his
nstEr t1n-Ir. lie hts been Professor III one nf the
'.-t SPANISH UBsvgrS,.iys oi America, and has had
4. Institution in Havana.
j " also gives les as AZ private houses.
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suNM.RY Dsros,r1ox The folloxinr

pessans were before the Mayor yesterday nornir :.
na r posed OF: Alexander jackson had tree ne.
saturday night Edward uu,.ac free reyrc~ 1.,~.
sea ana neid to bail for permitting am unlawful as
s,.y E'y oi negroes In his house iiIiam f,entry
n%1d 70 baa, Ior being drunk aud Sighting with ne
Ing drunk in the street ON snaasv y, o,.,, I
cpmmitsed to prison for srespassng on the prem.
ises OF Robert Read.-George sprisss. free to hs
heard to-day for being In an unlawful assembly =
Martha Green. locked up for being in the eitv xith
Henrico papers.-Betty, slave to James Msysh.ii
to be heard to-day for planting brick on the s,ds
of Neds head.--Sam Cousins. free, sentenced IA
the lash for assaulting John Smith aud his via.
stealing Johns boots and stoniug Johns house
He was also required to give bail and IN he failed
was probably sent TO the chain gang.
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ADVANTAGE OF PUNCTU CTUtTIoy-Punctuation that
is the pnttinC the stops in the right places can
not ha too seduousiy stndicd. We lately read, in
country PAPER tho following startling account of
Lord raI'pcrston's appearance i'll the House of
Commons: Lord PaImerston then entered on his
head white hat uron his feet large but well pol
iShod boots upon his brow dark cloud III his hand,
his ftithfnl waIkingstick in his eye, menacing
alare saving nothing-iie sat tdown"-Itvlch
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FtrAL AFFRsY.--An anray occurred at the house
of VIM Whalrn, in Harrison county, ky- on Fri
day last between two mem named Davil Morrison
and Henry Whaen. in which the former kilt
cal by sabs inflicted by the latter with ordinary
pocket-knifo Whalen Immediately surrendered
himself to the law, WAS tried and acquitted on the
grouad of selfdeltnce.
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TnE FRENCH YINTAGE,-fhe late rains in France
have done immense service To the grapes which
are rapidly advancing TO maturity 1t Is mauy
years since the grapes were of such good quality
ms At present. The vintage commenced early in
September. Last year 1T did not commence before
the 10th of October, making difference of a
month.
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Two MoRE vIcTINs.--0ne by one tho names ofthe
lost passengers on board The Central America are
coming to light. Tive twin brothers, named Par
ksr from Greene in Name and the of VIII
| liam Parker. Of that town, we're on their return
| from California. gentleman who was saved
states that he last them on board the Ilfsted
I
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The CoLD At THIRTEEN THOUSAND FEET IN THE
AR-Whatcon be Sem from a Bti'ooH.-MOns. Reg
nard made an ascent i'll balloon. from DanbGry,
Conn, last Saturday afternoon. 1t was a beauti-
fal day. still and warnl-near the surface of the
earth: the thermometer III this vicinity at two
ociock indicating temperature of about ~
degrees; but MoAs. Eegnard, in his balloon.
rose rapidly to a height Of $4,000 feet, or
to twice the height of Mount Washington, and at
that height the mercury in the thermometer ex-
hibited contraction of nearly 50 deg. At least,
that is the statement Of Nous. Regnard himself
who declares that his thermometer Indicated deg
below zero 1t is very possible, however, that he
reckoned by Reaumurs method. aud called it .er,
when the mercury reached the treeztRg pant
which i 81 deg. above according to fahren
heit's thermometer Otherwise, his statement is
almost incredible. OF the view TO be enjoyed at
such height, on clear day, we may judge some
thing from Mons. RS statement. He says:
1.-The earth beneath me a beautiful pano
rama; could see the cities Of Hartford, Norwich.
New London, New Haven. Waterbury. Bridgeport
Norwalk, Stamford, besides hundreds of smaller
towns and villages: continued in this direction till
3 o clock. when found sure enough could land
in Bridgeport"
The distance of Hartford from his point of obser
walton must have been fifty miles; of Norwich
ninety miles.
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ALEXANDER nIIyAL pronriator

ALEXANDER DuYAL, Proprietor.
The undersigned having taken this Hotel, respect
fully announces the fact to his friends and the pub
lie, and soCits their patronage. He has removed his
family to the Hotel and will from this day, give his
personal and undivided attention to the business and
hopes give satisfaction to ali who may patronisc
the house. Hs.;ables supplied with all the deli
caces of tine season, and will always be furnished
with the best of everything that the market can
supply.
Good and capable servants have been selected and
the guests may at all times expect Yrumpt and par
ticular attention.
au 5-ts ALEX. DUVAL.
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ytsarx,. peSroyscEs.-fhs Office at Rsymoth,
Caroline county. Is discontinued. Appointments;
-David A. Ceilings postmaster at stony Greek,
Scott county, vice " II. Niehels. resisnedi enas
b. Dabney postmaster at Quincy >, Caroline county,
vice VIM 4. Catlett. resigned
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INDUSTRIAL ExumITIoN.-A STITCH IN TINE, &c
4 young lady passenger in one of the Mount Pleas
ant cars a day or two ago, came very near getting
the hats of all the gentlemen, who noticed singu-
lar and unexpected display of good sense and pru-
dence on her part. On entering the car her dress
caught and was considerably torn, the rent pre-
senting a very unhandsome appearance in contrast
with the exceeding neatness of her apparel. As
soon as she was seated. she removed her kids and
diving into the recesses of tiny pocket, brought
out a needle and bit of thread, after uniting
which with most dexterous manipulation, she set
to work TO repair damages, and very soon spread
out the folds of her robe complete and whole as
if no accident had ever occurred. The materials
Of industry were then redep0sited in their resting
nlaec. and the lady assumed her kids aud an atti
iude of repose, smiling triumphantly y-If1Ston Cott
lcT
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SENTENCED TO THg PtNlTsSuARYe-Georgs W
McClellsnd, charged with attempting 20 All MT:
isaac v Burns was tIied by the Circuit Ipaft ..
Derkely co.. va, on Monday last found guilty., ana
sentenced to two years imprisonment In the penr
| tantiaFy
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ToURNAM Henrico Troop
have determined tournament, the 10th Of Oc-
tober, and intend to give the net proceeds OF the
entertainment TO the Baptist and Methodist
of the lT9th regiment of the line, and will parade
as such on the 10th inst
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SsaE OF 4 RuLR0Ap.--The Contoeook Valley Rail
road was sold ON Thursday at Concord, N H., 10
Robsrt u. Corning of that place. for the sum OF
$4,000 The track runs from Concord to Hills
boro, rs miles.
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A LIvE BEER CAsK.--Frank Fleck, one of the night
watchmen of Toledo, drank forty-three glasses o
lager beer in fifteen minutes, last sunday ON wa
ger of six dollars that he could drink thirty mine
glasses in one hour.
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A Coon OLD AGE-The Carthage (Leake county
Miss Herald announces the death Of Mrs. Mary
keenan,, in thar county, on the 4th inst, at the
good old age of III years.
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The Constitutionalist states that the Mechanics
Bank of Augusta, Ga, is supplying sight checks on
New York at a per cent premium.
Mortimer Belle has been elected cashier of the
Bank of New Orleans, in place of W. P. Grayson
resigned.
New York milkmen have put up the price o
milk to seven cents quart, In consequence of the
increased freight charged by the Railroad compa
mics.
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sP4cIg FOR GcANO.--since the suspension Of the
banks there has been considerable excite nlent
among the purchasers Of guano, on account Of the
demand made by importers for specie funds In pay
ment for guana purchased before ths excitement.
Several parties who had bought 10 arrive, ON the
demand for specie funds have thTpwa up their con-
tracts and rrfuse to reeeive-the difference between
specie funds and cure MT funds here making the
| price about $50 per ton - Ais1. Gas.
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WoMAS-The last and best of all series If W
may have her for q toast, We won't ask Tor any tl
kap
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In Gibson county. fnt, last week, zuV hoss
we're contracted for at te net
Farmers 10 Maryland are new generally snSssss
In seeding their whssE.
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COOP NEws FOR sHPBtILDERs.-From Vienna un-
der date of September Il. the n. !. Poet learns
that Mr. Moller, who was in negotiation with the
Austrian government last year r the con-
struction of vessels Ot war is at present again in u
Austrian capital, and that II has been definitely
decided that the vessels shalt be bnilt Ia Amer
shp-yRrds, the only point remaining to he settled
h. ing whether 10 build frigates ships Of the
| line.
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AMERICANS ON Mousr BLssc--Mount Blanc was
successfully assembled on the 18th OF August "
s,nyyesaut Le Fov and stephen W. Dana
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a=, FOR SALE VERY Low. and on

III very accommodating terms, my late Residence
on grace street. near 9Th, now occupied by Mrs.
French. The purchaser can, If he wish retain the
present tenantstke rent S710. The lot fronts 32Is
feet, runs back l5n feet TO wide alley, and is valued
by good Judges at over 500 foot. The buildings
were valued by the Mutual Assurance Office at s. 800
before commenced my extensive repairs. l W IL
take considerably less than the property can be
shown TO be worth.
Also, for sale, other valuable Property, including
a Business Stand on Governor street; and for rent
an Office in the Law Building and other Tenements
See Goddin Apperson, Or me, at my Office, where
despite rumors of my leaving Richmond, am dill
gently practising law.
Sc l2-lm b. b. MINOR.
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APPoISTmEsT.-Wil ilkerson G. Freeman,
from the Mississippi and Ohio Railroad, has been
appointed Master Maehinist on the Virginia Cen.
trail Railroad, Mr.. i. is an experienced Maehinisi,
and was formerly on the Montgomery aud West
Point Ala Railroad
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The AMERICAN HOBsEs IN ENsLAND.--By the Eng
ish papers just received we learn that the Anleri-
can horse Babylon who entered for the great
Yorkshire Handicap, did not start, being struck
out for that well as Prioress, the American
racer, for the Doncaster plate. Prior and Prioress
have accepted the weight placed upon them for
ihs Cesari which stakesZ4 miles the latter haying
only s. lbs. and the former 10 lbs. to carry In
the Cambridgeshire stakes, Prioress carrying 81
lbs, and Babylon 81 lbs, have accepted; and with
the very favorable weights placed upon them.
they ought certainly to redeem the high Teputs
tiun which they enjoyed in this country, but for
faited by their disgracefui defeats in England.
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ANOTHER WRfrK.-fhe schr. Abram Brown. Capt.
Barton, loaded with COAL bound to FTcdeTicks-
brrg Va. was ashore on the beach, opposite
Pupes Island, Monday morning last She
sprung aieak ut during the gale. and with DIFF
fuuIty reached the beaeh. All hands were eaycd,
Ill (Mfl Stsii
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uEAD OUARTERs-FALL GOODS,

i 257-The subscriber has received his fall sup
pIy Of Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods;
also his stock Of Fall Cloths, Cassimeres, sestngs,
&C. &C. Of the latest and most fashionable styles,
which he is prepared 10 make TO measure, at the
shortest notice and in the latest aud most approved
style and cut and workmanship. 20 be surpassed by
none Z. 3. SPENCE,
SEA No, leos corner Of Main and lssh sssl
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Jtf Exchange Brokers'
QEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
~ his office 20 the third house. South of Trinity
Church. South side and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. Dr. p continues treat all
syphtic and gonorrhceal complaints and having had
much practice in this line attcrs himself that he can
give very general satisfaction. call from those in
terested is solicited.
DR.. p also makes and ycnds of the best restora-
hves chemical Extract of French Flowers for con-
stitutonal weakness, ever offered to the public.
DR.. Z. may be consulted confdentially by letter. or
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent to
Ter, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ. till A. NJ. Franklin
eet, near the Exchange Hotel Richmond CITY, Va
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THE FAIRFIELD RACES commence to-
day with a sweepstake that promises to be highly
interesting those who like To good colts come
together. All those who attend the course should
take with them enough change 10 pay their gate
fees aud hack ride as none but specie and hanka-
BILE funds will pass muster With the proprietor.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


O. FOR RENT -12 desirable Rooms.
LII on Wall street. suitable for Offices or Lodging
ROOMS, with city water, and water closets all new
ahu III good order. Apply TO
Il A. j. CL0PT0N
Cor. OF all and Franklin sts,
oc 3-0 0ppo. Messrs. Dickinson, Hill 4 Go.
G. FOR RENT-The office | at pres
G.I ent occupy in the Law Building, on Franklin
street Possession to be given on the ist November
Apply to
B. W. sTARKBe Attorney at Law.
oC3-G Law Building.
C. FOR RENT.-Two small Rooms.
Iii with steam power, suitable for a Tobacco Box
Maker Rooms, twelve By thirty feet. Apply, cor
ner 81 Byrd and llth streets. So N-ts
o. HOUSE FOR kENT.-The Brick
Lii Tenement, on Main street the residence of the
,ate Thomas Cowles decd, and of late occupied by
Mr A. Is. Hutchinson I'd door from the residence of
Dr. Dove. in Union Row, is for rent Possession gil
We ven the lst Of October. Application to be made to
Thomas Il. Carter. or the undersigned
THOMAS w. BOSWELL,
Administrator Of Thomas Cowles. deceased.
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AiRS- PELLETS sCHo0L.-Tbe next

W session comE1enccs October LIST, lS55. The prma-
~ fgsfGyc al tlS school is the thorough and sys-
ter.st instruction ia the French language given TO
Al ta> pupils. without extra CHARGE bat they are
o., ycquir H. study the language without the APP
pssyai o: th1r parents.
Tie French i> ;aught by Professor and Madame
ENinN II Paris and peculiar facilities afforded
fFt i.aruiug to speak the language.
Mr. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
slysage>i stGlirs In English shall be THoROU0gLY
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!. AMBER WEEDS CLASSI

MR.. STUARTS CLASSICAL AND
VI MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL. situated on Clay.
near corner ~ rth street. &C 3-2s
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

ns,rner of Goyernor and Franklin sts.)
HAVE received their Fail Stock of
l. French and American Paper Hangings all quail
tiles Floor tsil Cloths Curtain Goods, Cornices and
Trimmings Window Shades MatIngs, and many
other articles in the line Of business which will be
sold AT moderate prices. Wealso keep on hand and
make 10 order Fea her Beds Bolsters and Pillows,
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses of the best auat
ity and all other work in line. executed by the
most CON petent workmen, with the strietest desire
10 give satisfaction portion of public patronage
is fespectfully solicited. Sc 3-3m.
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CT4SSTCAL AND MATHEMATICAL

- SCHOOL-The undersigned will. on the first Of
October next open IL Classical and Mathematical
school embracing such course of instruction as
will nit youth for easy entrance into the high
classes either of classical scientific institu-
tons They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner of sth and Clay streets upon which they
now having erected their school room. Their
TERMS Will be as follows, PAYABLE sEaI-ANNUALLY
IN ADVANCED
Latin Greek and Mathematics.
Latin or Greek, and do. 81
English Branches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Nll,rn IanglIeees (pxtra \ each .., ...,..,. ~
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MADAME DUVALL, ASTROL LOGEF

MADAME DUVALL, ASTROL OGER
| WI AND PHRENOL0GIST, also the LADIES' BO-
| TANICAL PHYSICIAN, is now in Richmond, and
has taken aver the Grocery, corner of Eth ani
Main streets on the same floor with DIR. Rust, ad-
| Joining Dr. Taylors office-(Room No. ~ Ladies
and gentlemen wishing to con- suit her in the above
| science have now an opportunity. Ladies will find
Madame DuyALL safe and confidential adviser. Her
| medical compounds are made from Herbs, gathered
| under the strong influence of the Planets which
| rule them oc i-lm*
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BOARDING., &c.

NOTICE.-The Central Hotel will be re
~ opened on TUESDAY, the lst day ofSeptember
for the accommodation Of BOarders aud transient Gus
tomcrs. The table will be furnished with the best
the market Affords the Ear will be furnished at ali
lines with the best Liquors Wines and Cigars. We
best exerons TO give satisfaction to all who
nay favor us with call.
an l5--d2awSC2m JOS. A. MAYO Il co.
DOARDING.-MRs. T r AVIS, of the
- NORYELL HOUSE. on Main street, be-
wei 18th and 18th SITS over the store Of Mr. VIM.
II. Harrison can accommodate pleasantly. AID on
reasonable terms, family and several transient anu
lay BoIrderS. &c 2-Gt
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
~ RICHMOND, FIRGiNLA
Opposite the New Custom House.
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REMOVALS, &c.

REMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
- rarily TO No Pearl street. under the Exchange
Hotel, where We shall be pleased to see our old
friends Z. w. PURCELL & CO..
1ei Exchange RrDkers