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A., TIE LADIES WILL PLEASE

A~7 THE LADIES WILL PLEASE
-askSfsSS NOTICE that we have received within
the past few days, very large and well selected
sentiment Of Ladies' Misses and ChildreE's BOOTS
and SHOES, embracing the following styles;
La lies fine Pump Sole Heel Congress CATERS
Do do Thick do do do
Do do d. do DO do, foxed
Do do Pump do Lace do
Do do Thick do do do
Do do Pump do MQrocco do
Do do Thick do do do
Do very fne Rosetted White xii slippers
Do do do Toile to Do
Do do do Mor and Kid Heel d.
Do do Plain do do do
Do do do do French Ties
DO fine Velvet slippers
Do do Morocco 1hin Sole Bots
Do do do 1hck Sole do
Do do Goatsku Boots
Misses fine Heel Lace Caters
Do Thin aud Thick Sfle Morocco Boots
Do Morocco and hid Slippers
Do Heel Lutton CATERS
Childrens Lasting and Morocco Button and Lace
Caters
Chldrens Morocco and Patent Leather Boots and
Ankle Ties
Together with rany other styles. too tedious 10
meutou-al OF which shall he pleased to show
patrons, and we will sell as low we can al ri. -
Call at PuTNEE WATTS.
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PoR RENT AND sALH.

Ga FOR RENT--A very desirable res
III idence on Grace street, between Poushee and
Adams. lately occupied by Philip p Winston. II
contains ten rooms gas and fixtures complete large
Kitchen aud ell necessary out houses. with city
ter in theyard. Possession given Immediately.
Apply TO SD DENojN,
No 2e5 Main street.
Or DANIEL DES00N.
Re l3--lw Treasury tfiice.
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From II. Imp. HiGhneSS the Prince Jerome Napoleon
Mr. Schlossers ma estrait DIES cOrs arce beaucouI
dadresse ct saus la moadre douluer.
JEROME NAPOL EON.
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GREAT BARGAINS In FINE CLOTH
~ ING,--Prices reduced very low for cash IN
0yercoats. shawis, Business Suits in fact m en,r
stock. till the day go north for spring goods. Re-
fore you purchase, examine the stock nj
u Go0DMAN,s
fe % No il9 Main street
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MO HUM B &c.
StupendOus Bargains !
AT NO 80 MAIN STREET.
LAIRBANK'S RAILROAD TRACF

T. SCALES
Fairbanks Cattle and Hay Scales
Do Depot Scales
Do Warehouse Scales
Do Platform Scales
~. s. Do Counter Scales
DO Hopper Scales
Do Rolling Mill Scales
Do Counter Platform Scales
-r Do Minors Scales
DO Wheeibarrow Scales
Can only be had la Richmond of the Agents,
CLARKS0N, ANDERSON IL co,
:..s s-.= No I06 Main street.
Who can deliver any of the above at short notice,
fx,a of eXpense fa IL
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COAL.

DEDUCTION IN FUEL.-We have on
AZ hand full supply of excellent HARD COKE,
which will be delivered for the balance of the
1t $3.50 per load At this price it is, beyond conpa
risOn the cheapest fuel to be had Tor close Stoves.
Cooking Ranges aud Heating Furnaces,
as Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and 9th
and Byrd streets. JN0. j. WEkTH, Agent.
de pts
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OFFICE souTH-sIDE RAILROAD co.,
PETERSBURG, Sept. Sd. ls57. !
f..ys-. An r1ssss><rEE1 ON AND AFfE Il
k47S ~ ~ssssfss -<.saz5SsyM oNDAY next, the It'll
Inst and Until further notice. the following achedula
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SUGARS hhds. good to choice new
~ crop New Orleans SUGAR
- hhds good Cuba SUGAR
2A bbls Coffee SUGAR New York Extra G and
yaUious other grades
Crushed, Powdered aud Granalatod SUGAR.
fc I7-im LEWIS WEBB 4 co.
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GUIDE FOR, TRAVELLERS AND OTHER S
RAILROAD LINES.

d 5hIuAhoSD, FREDERICKSBURG AND HO-
roxae RAILROAD. gong North. leaves twice every
dag Sunday evenings excepted AZ 6.45 o'ck "A NJ.
u steamer is taken for Washington, thence by Rail
read to Baltimore &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this city
twice daily, tSnndaS evenings excepted at O'Clock
A. NJ. aud * o'clock p. NJ, for 0ordonsville where
they connect with the trains OF the Orange aud Alex
. hnfria. Washington. Baltimore, &C.
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE-Leayes Richmond at
O'CLOCK A. NJ and connects with the S0uth-Siie road
st the Junction, at IL o'clock NJ. sundays excep
ted An Evening Train leaves the Depot every day
except sunday, ut $50 o'clock, and connects with tho
south-Siie at the Junction, at Is.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG-Leaves this city twic'
every day, (Snudays oxeeptedD at o'clock 4. NJ.
and 255 o'clk 2. NJ. An accommodation train leave
here every Monday. Wednesday and Fridy at
n,clncE A M
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A letter from Beyroot, published in New York
journal, says that at criminal trials in Turkey
they have no counsel either aide, no long
speeches, no legal teehnicalitiss. When the pri
sener gives an improbable explanation of the mat
ter laid to his charge, the President Of the Court
rates him soundiy, and interrupts him With sxcIa
nations Of "Bosh."
1t il said there 10 strong indisposision In Tur.
key to punish cuiprits Of any kind, the swearing
on both sides being 90 wonderfully hard, that the
members Of the court conclude that Allah only
can tell who 10 uttering the truth. Even IL gull.
be evident, the effect Of . severe punishment upon
the friends of the prisoner 10 taken into considers
ton, and If he be rich, they let him sf easily. II
poor, he 10 punished with sufficient severity, to
make up for his crime and that Of the last rich
criminal who has escaped his deserts. 1t is thus
clear that Turkey 10 fast rising to our own stand.
ard Of civilization. Mention 10 made of gentle
man who was % unfortunate as to cut down Gus
tom House officer at one Of the gates of GambouI
and who was sentenced to give small sum to the
family Of the deceased, and liberal donation OF
land to the stray dogs of the city. Dogs are held
in more respect in Constsntnopls than men, I'm
less the men be rich, which ID every where admit
ted to make the difference between man and
dog.
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CORRESPONDENCE o, tbs RICHMOND DAILY ptspArcH.I

WELDON, n. c.. June lath, 1858.
Saturday last Was one of Weldon's "big days"
There was large concourse of people assembled
to hear the discussion which had been advertised
TO take place between Judge Elis and Mr.. Mckae,
the opposiag candidates for Governor OF the state
The former you will remember, 10 the nominee OF
the Democratic State Convention, while the latter
claims to be an independent Democratic candidate,
and 10 running principally upon his advocacy oil
the distribution Of the proceeds OF >the public
iands They ere both able and strong and
captivating speakers. Judge Ellis was too hoarse,
however, from the effects OF a severe cold which
and too unweli to make his appearance upon the
hustings, bat Gen. Matt W. Ransom was requested
10 reply to Mr.. McRae, and the discussion WA
therefore conducted by those two gentlemen.
Mr.. McRae opened, and spoke two hours, and
was replied to by Gen. r., 10 speech OF the same
length; after which the former rejoined. and was
again followed by the latter, the rejoinders only
occupying half an hour each.
The discussion was conducted In pleasant spiyit,
and no personalities nor anything else resorted TO-
10 mar the perfectly pleasant nature o. the pro
ceedings.
The speaking closed at about seven O'Clock, and
notwithstanding some Of the audience had to ira
vel over twelve miles that night by private CON
veyances to reach home, amajority OF them remain
ed 10 hear the discussion out.
Mr.. Mckae's views on State policy will no doubt
please the citizens Of Richmond, for he IL In favof
OF the railroad tapping the North Carolina road 81
greensboro ,&nu running acroos 70 DhuNito. AHIs
does not take here, however, and think IL will
tell against him throughout eastern North Caro-
lima.
Ian happy to state that Messrs Ellis and McRas
are very friendly and courteous In their inter
course, and no one would suppose that anything
unpleasant had ever occurred between them.
Or. X. NJ. Jordan, one of the proprietors OF Jor'
dams White Sulphur Springs, WAS here on Satur.
day, and went South distributing his cards and
bills None Of the other Summer resorts have
done this as yet, and if they don't mind, the
NJ 'ssrs Jordan will get ahead Of them 10 the mum
Der OF visitors, they have done in advertising
their springs.
find that good many besides myself, in North
Carolina, are In favor of changing the time Of
holding our elections-from August to May. II the
next Legislature will do this our people will here
after get OF to the Springs much earlier than they
now DO, and suppose we letter writer's will also
EsTRANGRRo.
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The New York Express 10 predicting futur
for Virginia, OF which this Is q specimen: "Th
great estates Of the Old Dominion--the Brandons
the Berkelsys, the shirleys-are only to be mar
ket gardens for New York, Philadelphia and Bos
ton. II 10 horrible destiny, but it must come; ant
where scipio, aud Cesar, and Ssmbo, nov turn or
the soil TOR wheat and corn, Patrick ORsily
from sweet Ireland, and Herr Thunderbludgeon
from the glorious Rhine, will raise cabbasss and
greens, and turnips, and sqasshss, and onions" ~
The Express seems TO revel 10 the anticipation
albeit We had supposed 1t was not In favor Of the
"oheiiiys" and the "Thunderblndgsons" coming
over and taking possession.
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The Derby A dministra.,sn.

The promptnsss with which the Derby adminis
tration has acted with reference to the Iats occur
rsnces In the Gulf affords IN agreeable contrast
TO the malignant attempt Of Paimsrston TO en-
bfoii the two countries IN var. Whatever A.
tsmpss may b msds by that old political fox to
hide bis tracks, the public will retain the convio
0on that be II responsible for the late aggressive
and insulting conduct Of the British naval officers
nh 70 DO hoped that Lord Derby will retain power,
Tor the sake Of this eoustry, - veil - for the
cause OF liberal principles 10 nnglsnd, both Of
Which havs always received hirsr treatment from
the Tories than the Whigs.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE
ttN arvnttcak f.NtTHsrV

Tais we'll known aud sarorsss place OF summer
resort Is again open for the reception OF visitors VI
der the mana gement Of its fbrnaar proprietor.
II Is situated oa the top IL the Blue Ridge at dec
fsh Gap, 10 miles west OF Richmond. and one nis
from the Virginia Central Railroad Tho ssevstey
situation. beautiful views. mountain seenefy. AZ
the constant aud refrashing aclnsain ersckes ms&s
n one Of the most delightful piaccs 81 snmmsI E
sart In Western Virginia There Is slso consen~n'
q Spring Of pure chaiy hssts water y.
Visitors 10 the Mountain Top vii come VA ~
ginia Central Railroad % Anon Depot sea- 70
hack will always be In attend anes % convey snen
Zone miisl TO the Mountain Top 10 b always ee$
fssss - heretofore: FOR tbs ssAssa Of mentss
"a 81 per month BY the month, o.: " psS scss'
Ana NM ssr NY wM. n. LIPsCoAh
Ia a-sosatm Afton u9ngf. Va
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FLOOD IN THE OHIO AND TRIBUTARIES.

CINCINNATI. June 11.-There nave been heavy
rains within the last eighteen hours, though the
strength of the storm has now abated. The Their
mometer has fallen twenty degrees since yester.
day. The Ohio is rising at the rate Of two inches
per hour and all its tributaries are rising rapidly
There are now thirty eight feet of water in the
channel here, aud great flood Is probable. The
track of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad has
been washed away six miles west of Cincinnati,
and other roads are injured more or less, but the
particulars are not known 1t is feared that the
crops are injured seriously, particularly that OF
wheat.
CLEVELAND, June l2-The Ohio river at CiDcin-
natl has risen Ave and half feet since noon yes
terday, and still continues TO rise ry rapidly
All its tributaries very high. 1t Taiued here
steadily, but not very heavy, all last night. To
day the weather at Cincinnati has been cloudy
but dry.
At Dayton the Miami river rose two feet last
night but was stationary at noon to-day. Ne
Phersontown is completely inundated. The wea-
Their here is wet and dri2Eley. The track of the
Pittsburg Railroad is washed away for half a mile
on the lake shore.
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Sc TYLER Co.'S. l39 Main street, Is undoubted
ly the best place In the city to procure good like
nesses. AID at the most reasonable prices. The new
style Of Ambrotypes Is cents to So.
AETHE GIFT Book STORE, No "a Main street, is
now in full blast. This is the place to buy Book
and an elegant Present for one dollar
Come one, como all. whove cash to spare.
Gull from this stock the rich an3 rare
Your money will be wisely spent.
You'll save full thrty-five per cent.
We've Books ofaU kinds, in binding good
And here we wish II understood
That all you purchase here. You msy
Depend will prove justas they say.
Call at the Gift Store" and you'll find
Our Literature Of the right kind:
With such a stock you rarely meet
As this, at Eighty-two Main street.
For every dollar here that's spent,
You get full equivalent.
And with zach book q present neat
At far-famed EIGHrY-Two MAIN STREET. jel2-3t
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AnscrNsnxxs 81 Coxonkss.-Coneress anoutne
yesterday evening The President, however, issuea
. proclamation. convening the Senate 10 sAecu'
i've session to-day. The session has bcsa snoIs1
by two months than the average length OF hls'
sessions has beea fbr many years past yes sns
number OF hours consumed 10 work has BEEN
greater The appropriations aggregate $so,ooo,ooo.
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DREADFUL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT ONE
FLOOD IN MISsOURI-CAPT. MARCY'S COM.
LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, s, c., June 1.-the steamer Isabel
has arrived
The Havana correspondent of the Courier con-
tradicts the story of the landing OF British ma.
rines at Cardeuas.
The Water Witch, Fulton and British sloop De-
vastabon had been at Havana.
The yellow fever prevailed among the shipping
In the port.
Sugar market firm for higher grades. Stock In
Havana and Matansas 500, 600 boxes. huscovados
duiI
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FIRE IN BOSTON.

BosroN. June PA fire broke out this evening
at ILL., o'clock, p NJ in the store of Il. B. Paine 81
MILK street, and communicated to the adjacent
stores, occupied by @. F. Hathaway and Carpenter,
Plymton Co., the stocks of which, with the int.
rlor of the stores will DO totally destroyed.
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SaaaA. ls.lovnxnsr III

axrRAofYNa FERrH-G. w. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce 10 those Wishing their
teeth nraAcv.D. thai he now has instruments snps-
perkeeton Of their adaptation n such ~ ~ rsndar
he sxtrActiou Of the teeth almost painless aeon
sN q brssY sAe tcoA tie fra trial never breaking
p6B3S.
AZ ether opsrssions. Wiling. Cleansing. ana 10.
Ossce opposits ass|s M ,a@escSsniy psronsa
anyA-ayn 1850 80 $3.50 ""%s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
w sEAS0N!!-Just received. lot OF fine Wa
TERMkL0NS. in prime order. Persons desiring
this luxury should call Immediately at
RAPHAEL PARDUCCpS
Confectionery and Fruit Store, 18th ST.,
je l5-2t$ between Main ana Cary.
NOTICE.-A gentleman living on the
~ edge of the city saw q certain mar shoot three
different cows. of which he thinks must die from
the wound The owners Of the cows can find out
who shot them by applying at this office.
lie l5-ltS
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= 10 sell Farm 10 Chesterfield county, - mlles
from Richmond, from the Court House, and ons
mile from the Clover Hill railroad oontaiainz about
rs acres. 10 cleared. the basnce ia wcods and 81
Joins the lands OF Messrs. Middleton. Wii2efsoo
and others. The improvements consist OF plsie
Wooden House with four Rooms. Kitchen, &c.
There il spring of the purest water very sea,
the house. The piaos 10 considered healthy. sp9
society good. great bargain can DO eousot
In the farm. Any one wishing 70 view the premises
or 10 obtain information relative 10 IL. will Pleas
cali at my once, ovnr A. Bodeksr's Drug stoss
no LYME.
tefi-3tawts Auctioneer and Land Agent
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FIRE IN BOSTON.

Bosros, June l4--Yesterday fire broke out In
Corinthian Hall, corner Federal and Milk streets,
DESTROYING the buildings extending to the Thea
ire alley, and damaging the stores Of Z. p Paine,
C. II. Grifiiths, George Blaekburne, j. c. Bradse
aud others Loss 100000, covered with insu-
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~ Vrr0rxrA CnHrnAL AsnfcuLTUnAL
soeSrry-An adjourned meeting 81 the executlvs
Commitfse 81 the vifainia Central grcnitnral %
ciety fakss place WEDNESDAY AfTehNuoNf
~ Ia Sas;ssv G. DIMMOCK.
~ 800 Secrstsfy.
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- sold by all Druggists. Jim

- EOIu by All DfuEQIsts lH J-Im
~ A POsITIyE CURE FOE CANCER
Vitaoll the ~ Clssstc Nate endorsed ans IL
9Ifised BY especial Enactment Of the Sdts LEGISLATURE
Of Aarylond, with good report from five physi-
clans of the House OF Delegates who were appointed
10 examine it's claims
The undersigned will guarantee O cure of alI ex-
ternal Ganctrs, where vifal parts have not become
involved before the Is made and the gen
eral health of the ratient is still good.
The above 10 all that is deemed necessary to say,
as the great efficacy Of this remedy Is nov pretty ex
tenmvely known
A pamphlet giving sonle useful Information on
the subject OF Cancer will he sent 20 all requiring
Address JOHN GATHERS,
Office No ie2 Baltimore street, Baltimore. Mi.
AtnrS
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ruLHoRAPHIC NEWS.
APPOINTED roS TH7 DAILY DIsrArUh
CoNeREssToNAL,

CONGRESSIONAL
wAsmSaros. june i4-.Senass. The ssnst: pass
Cd the Post once bill, and adjourned until O'Clock
this evening -.
The President has issued proclamation calling
the Senate TO meet at noon tomorrow, ~ extraor.
binary occasion has occurred, rendering IL uecsssa
ry for the senate TO convene, and to receive snd
oct upon such communications % may be made to
them BY the Executive.
On melton Of Mr.. Benjamin, the President is re.
luested, ere next session, TO prepare iss OF al
claims OF American citizens, against foreign gov
ernments, with the action on each.
Mr. Douglas has procured the organization OF
Arizona Dacotah and Nevada territories, 90 special
order for the second Monday In December.
The Senate went into executive SESSION ana after
wards adjourned
Hov~-The House, after remembering the vote
by which the Post Once bill was amen ded by the
substitution on Saturday, sent 10 back 70 the sen
ate, without conference.
II then took o recess until u past o, ss Wnicn
time it re-assembled and adjourned.
CLOSING WORK OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June I4.-All bills except one mn
important ono, which were presented TO the Pfesi
dent-were signed. The Light House Dill fSheo
TO pass the Senate.
The aggregate amount of appropriations thia
session In believed to be S0,000, 600.
The appointmeuts Of J. p. Stockton, Of N. j.,
minister to Rome; ]. r. Chandler, OF Pa, minister
TO Naples; Dr. bradford, of N. r.. Consul to
Rome, and Il. Y. Fair, of Ala, minister to Belgium
were confirmed.
DREADFUL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT - ONE
HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED AND MISSING
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 1.-THE steamer Pennsyl
vania exploded and was burnt to the waters edge
and sunk on Sunday morning, below this place
Three hundred and fifty passengers were on Doard
II IN believed one hundred are killed and missing
FLOOD IN MISSOURI--CAPT. MARCY's COM
MAED.
sr. LOUIS, June 14-Carroll City, Mo-, is flooded
All the houses are tumbling down and drifting
away or sinking. Scarcely building IL expected
to Withstand the flood.
All the streams flowing into the Mississippi ara
rising.
The reported cutting OF of Capt. Marey's trair
is unfounded.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsrovH. PARRISH.
Master. from New York.
eb 5np LGH Palmer s and lady, Daniel amartin
Houston. Miss Cummings; cabsil, lady ~ sna 3
piehardson. Miss W Tuttie. Robt Pussley. Joseph
Webb and H hss.SfPipo a:tsn
VIM nasEam. Jr Massman. Charles Samuels
and son and 10 in steerage. q
Alss from Norfolk-K Wendenberg, hogefS'
wasfheimer MI M r Todd, Hugh Muiligan, Y
Rice Brummel N Whitaker.
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~ County Rightsin Virginia for sails.
Ia lS--fn
ngR- ErrooY--Hon HEHRY A WISE:

~ EuLooY.-Hon HEHRY A WISE:
srs-T am thankful for the enlightened power of Eir
ainia's distinguished son who has extended NE
clsmency to whom II was justly sus. am Goa
scious that was sustifabie in committing the set
which have, although regret that ! em one VI
the unfortunate number who has tsk en- that away
from o human being which 10 not 10 my power
TO restore, making o widow and orphans 70 weep
for the loss of the deceased Here are my cordial
wishes-I hope eventually You may be elevated to
the highest oMcai oAaos tina. ID In the gift Of re
American people.
Yours. with dus respect.
jef 5--Its J. W. Walden
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1hk AMERICANA AZ NAvAgA~-Ths Star vi ths
vest, on her outward passage, communicated With
.ns Island OF Navasss, and Was Informed BY the
.nhso'tAnes that the Emperor Of Hayti had cent
sWo vessels Of var and prevented their taking
100 nom the Island. They required no assist
saes' oat wished the fact to b. reported.
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AMUsHMuUr.
THE FLOWER QUEEN IN mr.. =.
DONATION t,p q, : ~ - AnE 10

A BEAUTIFUL CAVITY ecss,a
eVhGs, HECITATiyks r,sYRT-,rIs on
wu ). hgsEs AND Observation-Disclosures
III 1s psrmrmta b. the YOUNG LAf,Ifs
the 18th inst A"ehsDAE EvkNrNe
10 me sq.s, +, ohs flower. sss 10 secluded
eontented with the world sae ~ a, 1ssson dis
rreaTstnsns irenfs carts and dsspp pisee
in~ tbst Ie ~ q love ana duty he rse'uss I'
denoe y to b. happy, .rssol sss - sno.ea b. fro,L
tnress """ood his fellow efss
q ticket admitting two rs eta. : 1T one, y ess
tnree. "; children end schools AZ soinstt ag
ne asa Of the pupils and at the Susci .,a.
Mr.. sOIoaGxs viii n osa evening Of the Csncsr.
fsho - kindly losned By ar James wooaS The
Inc doors viii be opened At oiclfrk 49, Use
fornsnce begin st * O'clock. Asd ihs psi
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a., BELL ~ BsoS, House Builders
je I'LL Main. between eth and an.
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Advertisements Tor the pfspsrcH must be handed
a BY rx o'otork IN tie asrnoem In order 10 appear
the next ,ay. The heavy pressure 81 advertisement
apon the columns OF oar paper. will not ADMIT "
!. their reception AFTER the hour named.
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DIED.

At her arandfather's Sunday the 18th ints INFANT
child OF Charles w. fillmore.
The friends and acquaintance are Invited 70 ~
trr1d her Funeral THIS MORNING, Ut II O'Clock, on
Marshnll street.
In this city, yesterday. about o'clock. Mr. NJ
nRRT D. billiard, ared 81 years.
he leaves q wife and 1--WE children TO mourn nIs
Ioss His funeral will take place THIS EFENIr6
91 The Religious Hefald will please copy