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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD LiGHTl
RATA LION Richmond Nov. l6 1853 4

ARMORY YOUNG GUARD LiGHTl
y BATTALION. Richmond. Nov. l6, 1858.
WORDER No 10.
Y Company A will meet on this (TUEs
pAD evening at o'clock promrty for ar,i, and
missed three meeting nights. are reminded not to
By order of Capt. W L sArrERwHIrE
no I6-lts R WALDEN. LIST sergt.
GRAYS, ATTENTlON-Atten Com
a papy Drill at Military Hail, this (TUEs DAY)
n night. at IL o'clock; promptly.
By order of Capt Elliott:
- FOR RENT-The rooms under The
IL Exchange Hotel. formerly used as the Post
Also several stores and Offices IN l4,h street, I'M
der the Hotel Possession fysR %msafs9 Ap
no 16-ts Sec'y Exchange H'tel Company.
n HUNTERS BOOTS-Just receiv-
ed a lot otextra long leg. double soled sewsd
Boots suitable for gentlemen to hunt in
neat enough, and yet heavy enough for any
ksGo C, they are a. No q g. Main
tel, opposite side, at ,,
no l6 VIM WALSH'S,
80 BOYS OXFORD TIES, and
s&sO Brogaps Of fine calf. very strong and yet
fine very superior warranted no, = 70 y rim a. sus
o. NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC.-A
0NfDe bay MARE, years old, perfectly sound
and kind, and BUGGY and HARNESS. nearly new
SALE as the owner has no for it, To be at
HlX'I STABLES,
no l6-2w* corner Cary and 10Th SITS.
OFFICE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE KR,l
RICHMOND. Nov. 18Th. 1858. Z
THE Eleventh Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company. will take place on WEDNEs
DAY. the Sth day of December 1858, at the office of
THOs W BRHCKENBROUGH sec'y.
FORM OF PROXY:
Knew all men by these presents: that -, the
undersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint -
attorney - for -. and in - Aame to vote in all
questions that may be brought before the meeting
of the stockholders of the Richmond and Dsnvil!e
Railroad Com any. to be held at -. on the -
day Of. or any adiour ned meeting thereof. here
by ratifyiug all ths Is IF, So attorney in the
premises as fully as if - were present and voting
in person. In testimony whereof, - have here
unto affixed - hand, this day Of.
l6-dkcXtd
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D1sraxss1xa AccrpRxr-We reoret ~

DIsThESSIHu ACCIUshT-We regret TO
learn that Miss Euphrasia Beverly. Of this city.
was seriously burned yesterday morning. by her
clothes accidentally taking fire, &C the residence
of Miss Duval on Sd street, between Grace and
Franklin. At the time of the accident. Miss Duya
was preparing to 60 out, and as she started Miss
Beverly, with her clothes on ire, met her at the
door, and clasped Miss d. in her arms 1t was
with diffieulty she could be made to loose her
hold on her friend. The arrival Of the servants,
who were brought to the spot by the screams Of
the ladies' prevented them from being almost
instantly burned TO death. We understand that
the friends Of Miss Beverly have but faint hopes of
her recovery. The injuries Of Mas Dual were
slight.
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A- The PORTSMOUTH TRANSCRIPT

A The PORTSMOUTH TRANSCRIPT,
says:-"Good Bread-it is universally conceded-is
the chief ornament of we'll supplied table Within
the range Of acquaintance there Is scarcely half
dozen who produce the staff of life in eatabe
condition Everything is tabled in delightful style,
but bad bread mars the whole To remedy this svii.
housekeepers need only 10 secure a box Of sMPLE's
YEAST POWDER. They are certainly unfang in.their
operation"
This article Ia now becoming very popular and is
sold by all Druggists and Grocersin the State.
no 5-2w
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New Music.

We have from Mr.. woodhouse the following
pieces Of music composed In this city aud publish
ed by them:
The Richmond Belle Itdlt,," for the piano; by
CARLOS q. MERa, Professor Of Music, Richmond;
aud
The "Boon Of Lore"-poetry by HENRY TUCKER
NAN, and music by Mre. WIsr ROBINSON.
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~ PRICE & WATKINS.
FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS

FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS!
Beautiful Bayadere Plaid, Plain and a'Lez SILKS,
splandid two bounced double Skirt and a'Lez SILK
ROBES some Velvet Brocade, very elegant-in
these goods our assortment Ia unusually rich
and varied
Superb Fren h peLanes Valentias. Poplins and
Cashmeres, entirely new and beautiful designs
These are in plain skirts, two and three fonnces
and a'Lez styles
Plain DeLaines. DeBeges. Lovslla Cloths, Meri
Handsoms English and American DeLaines at low
BLACK BoMBAzINEs,
MOUSELINES, CUALLIES.
TAMESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and all kinds Of MOURNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels, Maltese, Boniton and French Emb. d.
In Embroideries aud Laces eur stock is uncommonly
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, yESTINGS,
and Mems wear generally-a large stock
Our basement room Is filled with heavy Goods, for
plantation men and women-say. PULLED Cloths, in.
seys, Blankets &C., at the LOWEST rates. in largeand
small quantities.
Hoop skirts; Bishops. new article
Ladies' and Mems silk and Wool Under.vests and
Drawers. Great attention Is given to this depart
mental sizes and qualities are kept.
FLANNELS, LINENS,
BLEACHED and BROWN DOMESTICS,
TABLE and BED LINEN, TOWELS, &C.
H. Buyers will find our stock very large, and
every department kept pnbroken and full.
ALSO
Splendid Velvet and 9th CL0AKS.
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;. Lieut. WIN. BiAkely, who sersed With distinction
,. Mexico in company 4, OF the arsf Pspnsylvs-
wa regiment. died IN Allegheny city, Pa on Tues
gay isse, q dteasss coatFactsd 10 Nsxice.
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DArIso BuRcL,

DARING BURGLAkY.-We are informed
that the residence Of Mr.. D. B. Pleassnts, ON 4.h
street, was broken open about 3 O'Clock yesterday
morning, while he was absent on yisit in the
neighborhood, and robbed of gold pencil, small
sum Of money, and several articles Of wearing sp-
Dsrel sssEs ef
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We learn from the Messenger Of this month
that a new book Of poems BY this gentleman
whom the Messenger ins.Iy styles "the living poet
ical representative Of yirginispar escinencs 10 TO
he very soon issued by Mr.. A. NoRRs Of this city
tt will contain the Terminal Ode prononnced BY
ar. Hope on the occasion Of the inauguration Of
the equestrian statue Of Washington, with other
poems delivered on public occasions, which many
Of our readers will be glad TO see 10 print.
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IHALL PERSONS having claims against
the estate of the late Rev. Y. JETER GEORGE will
lase present them to me, at kilmarnock post Office
Lancaster county All persons indebted to the o..
tate requested to pay possible, to ena
Bile the Administrator to settle the estate.
VIM H GEORGE
no 3-law4ws Administrator.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CAPruRB or ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Sunderland. convicted Of The murder Of Patrick
Colbert, who made his escape from the city jail OF
'euudsy morning, has besn recaptured and lodged
10 prison again. On Sunday morning, two gentle
men were passing through Hanover county. In
cart, and overlook Sunderland. on foot, who beg
eed permission to ride, 20 which proposition thsy
c,usepted. On getting into the vehicle. sunder-
land, who was no doubt under the influence Of
lqnor, became very communicative, and disclosed
to his new friends the fact that he had just made
his escape from the Richmond jail, where he bad
been imprisoned the cbarge Of murder, ana
that he was then endeavoring 10 eude the vigilance
of our officers. Ills companions suffered him 10
make these disclosures without apparent surprise;
but when they arrived at Sparta, just on the edge
Of Caroline county, they made known these facts,
when Sunderland was arrested by Mr.. Martin anu
brought TO Milford Depot, from whence he was
yesterday brought to Richmond and lodged In jan.
Sunderland also stated to these gentlemen that be
bad In his possession a razor, with which ne In.
tended to take the life OF Miss Colbert, sister OF
the murdered man. On the delivery OF the prisoner
to Sergeant Dudley, he paid Mr.. Martin the reward
of 800, which he had offered for the return OF the
prisoner,
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PASSWORDS. PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN. PsR.
RIsH, from New York:
b Outier, Niles b Taylor. Miss Kate Raudo,ph.
Mrs Cunningham. john Moore and lady, g Tay .
lor and lady, Brainard. James Kay. Mrs Cha
pean and nurse I'd Weeks, Jos ID Evans, Jas Fly nn.
7 Gross J L Tew, II Downing and lady, Mrs Crayer
and two children. Mrs n Avery, Miss Boyle.
srdson, 8 II Martin. Mrs A Wheeler and child, K d
Massey, Mrs D " Warning, Miss Julia Warning
Jno Sly. w r Lyons, d Mayhem, Armitags, N B
Cock. o n Could. II Gould. Martin, L Cook.
Il fsrotter. J Whitehouse, Nottingham, Thomas
Bow, Hunter, J II Gerry. Chas Becker, 8 0ugh-
tan. NJ b Knape. II 0odwyn. L d Levy. Thos Co
Also, from Norfolk H Wyatt, 8 D sperry. T
Thacker. J WinengdeD. - Wymsn, T. Mason. 9
werssn. Dsn1 Mayo. NJ NJ b Todd. Jno Lagorio. J J
ii Boughtou, Dr. Barbee and boy. Cox. b Gray,
Mrs Seymt mr. Thos Mott, @ Parton. J Gilroy, N A
rhompson. Saml Chic and son, Pat RileT. CAPT
b j Hill.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. Nov. is.
SECOND APPEARANCE

SEOUNU APFEAKANCE
MISS AVONIA JONES,
In the beautiful character of
PARTHENIA.
Or THE
GREEK MAIDEN!
In Mrs. Lovelis play of
INGOMAK.
1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat IS onen
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CCEOOL FOR BOYS -Reinp aolicite

SCHOOL FOR BOYS Being solicited
~ by many of his frrmsr patrons, of Shockee Hi.
the subscriber will open SCHOOL on First street,
the present month, for the instruction OF Youth in
Spelling. Reading, Writing Arithmetic, English
Grammar. Geography, History, Bookkeeping, Phi.
losophy. DC.
TERMS: Spelling, Reading and Writing, s. 90 per
quarter. English Grammar. Geography and Arfth-
metic, 1925 per quarter. Book keeping and Fhilo-
sophy, $500 per quarter.
no lifts A G. SAUNDERS
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FROM HAVANA

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The steamer Philadelphia,
from Havana ON the Sth inst, has arrived. Sugar
was lower. Molasses inactive. Exchange lower.
Freights lower-only one American vessel had
been chartered during the week.
The British ship Starlight ashore In the
harbor and total loss. The bark Ardennes, brig
Nancy and schr. Enterprise were detained by the
American Consul.
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Rscoysarso.-Mr. A. Schad aud Mr.

+. Richter, who were severely stabbed by A. B.
Llpscomb on the 18th October last, have 80 FAR re
covered from their ipjures ~ 20 BE- able TO attend
Court 90 Monday last,
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THE WEATHER AT THE WESTWARD
La CROSSE, Wis, Nov. Is. 1s5S.-six inches OF
snow fell here last night. Lake Pepn is partially
frozen over, and boats will probably be able TO
make bat few more trips.
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SNIP CAPTAIN DrsD.-Robt. @. Scott, Jr., United
States consul, at Rio Janeiro, communicates to the
State Department, the death at that place on the
sth Of September, of Captain Henry bowman, OF
the bark 0ctavia, from Richmond, Va. Capt. B.
was thirty eight years Of age, native Of Bremen,
and leaves widow aud three ichildren residing in
Baltimore. Geo. A. Thomas was appointei to the
command Of the Octavia, and she sailed on the
18th September, for New Orleans.
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PASSWORDS. PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN Par.

CrfY PoIyr. Nov. l4.-Arrived barque Amaranth
Probst master, from New York. TO load for Bre
men, to Schaer. Kohler Co.
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kBWHAT's THE NEws ?-WATsoN, at
Wbitehursts old gallery. Il Main street. is going
to Europe, is selling off his stock OF fine CASKS
at cost and he gives you a large sized AMBR0-
TYPE for 80 cents-sod at 81 in any other gallery.
PHOTOGRAPHS from 81 upward. Pictures put in
medallion and breastpin for rs cents
Good fires constantly kept. no l5-lmf
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THE TEHUANTEPEo ROUTE The steamship Quaker
City left New Orleans on Friday morning on her
second trip to Minatitlan. She took out ffty-two
passengers, bound for the Pacific via the newly
Opensd Tehuantepoc route,
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~ WHO WANTS PREsENT?-Or rather, who
does not want one? The Gift Book Store, at No. 81
Main street, is still open. and rapidly disposing of
both Books and Presents and il is not strange that
they do SO brisk business, for there you buy
Book (and they have all kuds.) at the usual retail
price, and get with it elegant Present. worth in
many cases ten times the amount paid for the
Book. no l6- St
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THE PACIFIC OUTWARD BOUND.
Sr. JOHNS, N. f., Nov. Is, 1S5S.-The steamship
Pacific, from New York, signalled at nine
O'Clock tkis morning. She leaves tomorrow for
Galway.
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FATAL STEAMBOAT CONFEDERATION.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.--The steamer Fulton City
was burnt at Burlington Island on Thursday
Twelve of her deck passengers were drowned. The
boat and baggage a total lose.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 15.-The Empire City, from
Havana on the 11th has arrived.
The bark Ardennes had been sold, and the affair
OF
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N0RN GHELLERH

CsORN SHELLERS.--We effer for sale
~ nine varieties of CORN SHELLERs, each of
which We will warrant ~ do good work. aud those
10 want OF the article viii nd II 10 their interest to
CAL For sale. either Wholesale or retail. with
LIBERAL margin TO the trade. by
CHURcH PLEMINa.
no is--sn Corner Cary and 18th streets
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@r To HoUsEKEEPERs- are now
prepared to furnish Concentrated Syrups of Rasp-
berry. Strawberry and Pine Apple FIR fiayoring ice
cream, Jelly, &C, suitable to all purposes for which
warrant 10 be made from the fruit juices only and
far superior to any before offered TO the public
For sale only by WARIN4 4 PEARCE,
Druggists Broad ct, above eth,
no ll-IW Richmond
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% MIDLOTHIAN LUMP AND AHTHRA-
CITE Coal The subscriber has now on hand and
daily receiving, large supply fyery superior Mid
lothian Lump (haiand smith Coal. which he is de-
hand large supply of Red and White Ash Egg An
thracite Coal which he will sell by the lold short
OF long ton. Orders left at either of his Offices one
at Danyille depot, one on Dock. between 18th and
18th streets the Auction store Of Larus Shine
will meet with prompt attention.
mol PC. LARUS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Tbe overland Pacific mail
arrived last night, with elk through passengers
The trip was delayed by bad roads on the eastern
part of the route The California dates by this ar.
rival are anticipated by the steamer.
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81 FRESH IMPORTATION OF FRENCH Doors AND
SHOES BY steamer Fulton. we are in receipt of a
OF those superior French Boots and Shoes,
pricing in part
Gentlemen's Cork sole Boots and Caters
Gentlemen's stout single soled Boots and Cal.
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Hon. Joshua r. Giddipgs. OF Obio.bas been delv-
ering anti slavery lectures in Sc Louis.
The Big Sandy Ky. railroad has been sold at
auction to j. Glover tor s26, 600.
The journeymen taiors of Memphis are On a
strike.
Brigham Young lost $40, 600 by the recent fail
of banking house in Washington.
The Governor General Of Canada ia shooting
snpe in the ueighborhood of Bradford, n Y.
There were 3S5 deaths 10 New York, last week,
SO OF consumption.
Gloucester county, Va, has declared for Letcher
for Governor, and Robt P. Montague for Lieut.
Governor.
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WAR EXPENDITURES is stated that the anDu-
al report Of the quarternaster general, which Is
now ready for the pxess shows the expenditures of
that branch of Nhr Department to have been
se7363s5 The ust amount of this--over four
millioos-has be6n appropriated for the Utah
campaign, aud the next largest for the Pacific de-
hartmann
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~ SPLENDID
VELVET
CLOTH
CLOAKS
AND
RAGLANs,
LACE RUrFLED SLEEVES.
Just received. -
no l3-15s PRICE WATKINS.
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~GEoaGA B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
sni residence No. 81. Main. between stk and 9Th
k-aata Richmond vs.. my sn-Iv
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ZOO DOZEN STEEL EXTENSION
cS1' SRTRTS.-We have now in store and for
sale at MANUFACTURERS PRICES
SFEEu SPRING EXT'E SKIRTS, I'd quality
with 6, IL aud 10 springs, white and cold
WATCH S'RiNG STEEL SKIRTS. 9. 10, IL, Is
and 81 springs
DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRTS, 10 and II
springs
ALSO
"HE GOLD MEDAL 81 SPRING SKIRTS the
the most elegant thing out.
Mrs Natban's SKIRTS are ack now led ed to be the
most DURABLE and the CHEAPEST Skirts now manutac-
tured. We invite this trade TO give us a call
THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALDWELL,
no 10 Sole Agents
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HAY, &c.-I have, and keep constantly
Ii on hand. Baled Hay. Baled Shucks, Ship
Stuff Brown Stuff, Shorts and Bran v hich will be
sold in lsts to suit purchasers.
RA K DARNEY,
no l6-4t Opposite the Theatre
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o. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-A
SNfne bay MARE, years ol6 perfectly sound
and kind, md BUGGY and HARNESS. nearly new
for SALE the owner has no use for it, To be at
HlX'i STABLES,
no l6-2w< CORNER Gary and II
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urs.A4A aO.AeAs


rrnAu AVN MANTLE DEP 4, -
70 MAIN STREET.
crnxKe Tor Ladies. Misues and hildrsn
B0NNETs. Ribbons. flowers. Head DRESSES an'
pRHse rRrMBfrNos-vanc Hair Pins, large az
Moi Ain Cspe. PufYs and Rolls
M0lJseLAINE DELAINES and BIa~k snks
FANCY CAPa for Children-Insaut ffocH
EXTENSION SKIRTS for Ladies, Misses and cnii-
RuCHEs, Feathers. Cotton Sleeves. Ca,icoes
Touafher with a good sssorted stock OF
FANCY NOTIONS
cs,I At the MANTLE and CLOAK DEPOT. 90
Main street. two doors below Whites Isdiss, shoe
Saloon EIehiED.
no B-lw
~ CLnAKs FOR MISSES AxD Chill
PREM Rich Head Dresses. fancy hair Pins. Ron
nets Ribbons, Flowers, Rucbes, Feathers, with al
kinds of Fancy Notions at prices % defy competi.
Ton r EZEKIEkS
Cloak and Mantle Depot
60 Main street
Dress Trimmings of all kinds. at great bargains
The gold medal Skirt q springs. Como and see it.
no 15-lw
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TRIAL POSTPONED.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. l6.-The trial OF the Swan &
Co. lottery men, has been postponed until the
Spring term of the Court.
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GRAPES, GRAPES,

GRAPES, GRAPES,
VI ORANGES, FIGS.
rs kegs fresh Malaga Grapes
10 barrels Havana Oranges
Is drums Figs
Receiving by steamer from Bost N, and for sale
By ANDREW ANTONf.
no IS lk Man ri.
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EOR LE.-About loo, 600 lbs Of
L Shesf Oats, that are bright and nice. and have
been housed ever since harvest. They will be sod
in loads of 1000 lbs. more il desired To Gen.
sumers who wieh to make engagements Tor q sup.
ply OF sheaf Oats, extra Inducements Will be offered
Of immediate application ia made Orders may be
left with George W Tyler. Agent and Collector.
ON Mar hall street, next DOR to the New Market
Scale House, where they will be promtly fiied.
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VARIETIES,
At p B PRICES, 1919 Main street.
BLACK BOARD CRAY0NS
SLATE PENCILS in Cedar Cases
FABER's PENCILS
GALVANIC PENS n new article-a elastic Pen
fitted to a Quill holder-combjning mote nearly
than any other the advantages of the quill and
steel pen.
POCK IN KNIVES, for boys at IS cents
POCKET BOOKS Of excellent quality
PORTMONNAIES, PORTFOLIOS
MAHOGANY WRITING DESKS
PAPER MACHIE do do
VERY SUPERIOR ENVELOPES AND LETTER
PAPER for Ladies and Gentlemen.
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4 GRAYS, ATTENTlON-Atten Com
a papy Drill at Military Hall, this (TUEsDAY)
nj night, at ~ o'clock. promptly.
BY order of Capt ELL'0TT.
NO IA mot k0GERS ORDERLY
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Splendid Velvet and c 9th CL0AKS:
no lat PRICE WATKINS.
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Ladies' Cork Sole Caters
Ladies' Fur lined Shoes
And many other styles All hobave been waiting
for the arrival of these goods viii plt call and
supply themselves.
ALIEN. HILL Il co importers,
NO l6-2t I27 Main street. Richmond
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SNOW At THE NORTH.
0swEGo, N. Y, Nov, 16-Five inches of snow fell
here this morning, aud there is good seighing.
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BOARDING. Two or three comfortable
- rooms. with board. suitable for gentleman and
lady. with without children. furnished or unfurn.
ished, in gentee and quiet part of the city, may
be obtained by addressing 18th etreet" through this
office. no I6-Ite
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EOUND.-There was found On the per-
Il son of negro man arrested few weeks ago. q
large WATCH. The owner must come rward.
prove property an pay charges. or IL will be dealt
with according to law. no Ia 81
M0TICE.-The person who took the
1S saddle from my bay Mare, between the Central
Hotel and my residence requested to return it. as
he was seen with it.
no 1885 j ANDEbsOS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10

GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- alias writ of Vcndition Exponas issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas Of Cambria county
and 10 nlc directed there vii be exposed to pub
lie sale at the Court House. IN the borough of kb-
cnsIurg. en- FRIDAY. the 26th day Of FEBRU
AIRY inst, at > O'Clock 7. NJ.
All the right, title and interest of Robert Car
man Of, in and to tract of land situate in Clear
field township. Cambria county, warranted in the
names Of J osc2h Jones adjoining lahds warran-
ted in the names Of Martha VIII, John Harris
and Thomas Brown, containing 435 acres more
or less, unimprovcd.
Taken in execution and to be sold al the suit
Of Charles D. Murray, successor to \. J. Riley
late Treasurer of Cambria f,r OF Jas. Ross
cHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF \
- writ Of Fieri Facias issued cut of the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria county and to me
outcry, at the Mansion House, in the borough of
tie 25th day of FEBRUARY, y. D. 1868, at me
o'clock 2. NJ.
All the right. title and interest Of Sarah r.
Benshoofi of. in and to the following described
lot Of ground. situate Vine street, III the bor-
ough of Johnstown. Cambria county. Beginning
at a corner thence west 50 feet To post, thence
north 126 feet to a private alley. thence east 40
feet to the corner of G. w. Tamilton's lot thence
south 126 feet to the beginning. being part of
two lots of ground NUMBERED on the original plan
of Johnstoun by tie nos. Sc and 81. ard convey
ed by Owen s. Cornelius M'DOnad to Robert
Hamilton bv deed dated the 9th day of October
1890 Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit OF George " Hamilton for Use Of Bel smith
4 Co.. Ivy JOHN ROBERTS. Sheriff.
She'fIs. Office. Ebensburg. Feb. 3, 1858.