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DY STEAMER ROANUKE--We have
ID lust received a full and complete assortment Of
Pain, Fancy Head and Bullion White fringes, d
all widths; trimming Braids, new styles. for Dgs-
scrition; white Cords and Tasscls. togsther with
many other goods In tho Trimming var. which ve
will ofier low to the trade. W
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-WIL-
~ LIAM III. Belts having associated himself
wn rs ior the purpose Of conducting hUHTION
after will be carried on in the name and styie of
PULLlAM BETS Thankful for the encourage
Hient heretofore received, they mutually solict the
patronage 30 literally extended the cid firm and
especially ask the attention of their respective
friends to the new partnership.
d VI PULLIAM l. CO.
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uYDRANTS, HYDRANTS.--In conse-
IL quence of change in the city ordinance rels
tive to HYDkANTS. the subscribers authorized
to put them up in any IT Of the city. We have
thosa Of the most approved kind, aud should be
pleased to receive or iers for the We also do
all kinds of PLUMBlH .sush ~ putting up b.
thing Fixtures. Wash sta DIS. Laundry Tnbs. Water
superior manner, both In town aud country
d YALE CO..
iv oJ-im IN Main afreet.
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cz@L CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
So For sals. q secondhand BAROUCHE, in
Ieriect order, and as good as new-will be sold III
ou--hAlf its value
q ,Tihce we have Ioom to keep them. An
early call is solicited by
JOHN DOES BROTHER,
Franklin street. below Wall, next door
ly 20-6t$ 10 Bs nkenships Stables.
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DIbBOLUTfON.-The cy-partnsrship
- heretofore exissiug under the firm Of DAVIS i
LBE sfhis day dtsseivsd by mutual CONSENT All
persons having cIaiHs Against the concern viii
please present them % either Of as for settlement
~, a.. JOHN 3 DAVIS,
/ will continue the business of buy-
ing an selling negroes at the old stand Of Davis
Zee. on franklin street, next door 10 the auction
h9use o. Hector Davis, Esq.
nIsSULUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
y The SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURE
ING BUSINESS, heretofore conducted by NIEDT
AGfMEYEk. has been, this day, dissolved nv
mutual consent. All persons having claims against
the concern, wilt forthwith presenf them for set
tement. and those indebted to rs will settle their
accounts. ~ longer indulgence cannot be given
Liner party is authorised to use the name Of the
MIN IN settlement only. .
MATTHIAS ALTMEYER
The above business will il future. be eondeted BY
~ H-lvts MATTHIAS ALTMkYER
DISSOLUTION The partnership be-
- tween Quin NJ Word, Oscar Weisiger i silas
Merchant, was Dissolved on the lat das OF October
last. by said Merchant selling his interest in said
her last the concern has been conducted By said
WORD, WEIsIGER 4 COWEN, under the firm
and style Of Word. Weisiger Co, which said con.
Germ expi es this day by limitation
Quin Word and Oscar weisger are only an
tboTissd to the name of the firm in closing the
business. WORD. WEISIGER GO
July LIST, 1853.
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n Foh SALE 81 wish 10 sell pri-
The county OF Powhatan, and containing about six
ty acres. IL is situated about one mile IRON Jag e
r'yer, and lies adjoining the lands of James H. sub
let Mrs. HcCaw and others. The improvements
are good Dwelling House. with five rooms aud .
psss age; kitc hen Meahouse; Barn. sid other
land Is excellent. Nearly the whole Of the open
land has been cleared within the last ten or twelve
plaster and other manures during that time, Il now
ia very productive state.
To any one wishing to farm IL In a small way or
to any professional gentleman wanting pleasant
aud agreeable home, In q neral and intelligent
neiEhborhood the opportunity ID presented Of graft
fying himself. Address
ku. WREN. Sublett's Tavern,
iy ,2-dlaW6ws pnwhafan
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e. AT COST, "a

"a ATCOSTil , *
MI AT CNSTli!
SkxlzD Ten Thousand dollars worth of WATCHES,
JLw nLRY and SILVER WARE, AT cost. at LEW Is
HYM3S'e. 90 Main street. Wishing to reduce my
stock BY the 18TH of August, WHEN shall re GIVE
my fail i'm pOrtation will sell nay entire stock of
Watches Jeweiry and Silver Ware at cost until that
time
My good. having been purchased exclusively for
cash those persons In want ofany article my line
eau save 90 per cent by purchasing from Don't
forget. the place is at LEWIS H2MAN'S.
~ M-Im 9S Main street.
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GLOVER HfbL COAL.-The undersign-
Ased is prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL C1AL
at this lowest magket price, throughout the season.
~ S-ts 6IBSON
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-W. T..
- JOHNSON. who has been with me for the last
zen ears, having been United to an interest in
my business the busint IS will hereafter he con-
Quoted under the name of wa
.ALEXR HILL & Co.
ThapRful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon the house. we hope by a strict at
tention TO business. to merit continuance OF the
same, assuring our friends and the publ c generally
that no pains will be spared by either of US, or any
one IN our employ ment TO give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor us with call.
ALkXR HILL.
w JOHNSON,
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Boots Shoes Trunks &C.
III Main street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond JUly 1879
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NEW GOODs-CLOTHIN6.-Received

NEW GOODS-CLOTHlNG.-Reccived
~ this week
50 fine Black Alpaca SACKS
s., do DO do fR0Cks
Also-fine White and Brown Linen fatka and
frocks. Goods greatly reduced prices; Cassir
Goats, Pants. MaYseiles Vests, ana 6auze AID mer-
shirts and DrsweFs
Eli in want are solicited to call and sxasuine for
themselves The goods must be- sold 70 close M
summer stock " GOODMAN.
iyu no ily Main q.
DATENT SOAP PONDkK washing
without iaber-one lax cts paper VII 90 - fAr
- lbs Of soap. .renderiug the clashs whits. snd
does not inJC the texture por sale By
0E0RGR D0WDEN, DruGgsst.
~ Is IT'S bruas etrest
EUR SALE The LEASs, BAR, PIX.
TuREs. BOWLING ALLEYS, &C.. Of ~ cd
established Rsstsrrsut in the basin rast g shs
city. ~ private sale 70 good tspent ths tsrne
win be yery accommodating. Apply e 49,
EUR SALE
y Richmond City STOCK
Virginia Ssae STICK
Exchange and stock hrc&eFo.
iyIt--fs Under Sc chAxl<s Aelsl.
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M SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond, and all places In Wiz
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipment By
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
VINO the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Sfice Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTE. Agents.
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PULLIAM s. RETTS

fULLI AM q BELTS,
AUCTIONEERS, UNDER ODD FELLOWy
,r BALL. FRANKLIN ST, RICHMOND. VA
WIN sell NEGROES both publicly and privately,
Our porters always at each depot and at boats on
their arrival. A pDIJIAM VIZ
Richmond. May 10th, 1855. INV Ia-sm
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THE VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING
1 FLUID. u prepared only By .a-
THE VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING FLUID
THE VIRGINIA MAGIC wxsHiNa FLUID
Il sold By 5
jyn Corner ofi7,h ssd Main s;s.
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81: cusuasxxw1 THE ADAMS EXFKESa

E442 COMPANY. is4 Main st., having
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Weldon, " ilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, WytbevEls
and the principal places In Virginia and North Uaro
ma are d now pfepa5ea 70 orws WITH great ais
disc. Valuable Parcels. Jcwelry. &C., to the above
named cities, and ell places ON the seaboard
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship kxpress
Shippers will please take notice that packages TO
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day Of sailing until O'Clock
Pm. J. l.. MARLBOROUGH,
rant 0fA Adams, Evurruna
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eCA NEW SCHEDULE Tie
~ q Mail Steamships JAMESTOWN
~ .43ERi and ROANOKE are both on tho
KsZzs Broute now between New York aAd
RichmoUd
York every SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock, and the
ROANOKE. Capt, SKINNER every WEDNESDAY
evening at 3ociock, for Richmond.
Returning, the JAMESTOWN leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY evening at O'Clock, and tho
RoAN0K Il every FRIDAY evening, Ut O'Clock, for
New York, touching at Norfolk each war.
Cabin passage. including Meals and State Room
accommodations, only SO.
SteeraRe passage emily %.
For further information. regarding freight, en-.
uire at our office.
LUDbAM WATSON
NH 0ppositr Steamers WhnFy0S.
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CTEAM8OAT ..ECHO." TO he SOIL

Executor of s norner, decd.
jy 23-3tawTuW &Stdss
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II. Is. HAXALL.
W. II. HAXALL
July !, 1858. T. b. GRUMPY.

heretofore existing under the firm of CRENSHAW
FISHER is this day dissolved.
Either partner will sign the name Of the firm In
closing The business. In this connection they ex-
pect in few weeks to offer to the trade cargo of
Rio Coffee. LEWIS D. CRENSHAW,
July ]. 1883. GEORGE D. FISHER
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DEAChE5.--ttn and after Saturday the
2ith inst will BE- In daily receipt of fine large
Soft and Hard PEACHES. All in want OF this de-
lic fruit, Tor milk preserving, can be suppied
wi any quantity At the Butter store, Main street,
between 18th and 18th.
Jy 3-3t BROOKE PLEASANTS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-02
KAMA W HA G. II.
RoIfffr d
the wine IL I.ifs.

e @Nz & I'll -4----%- ~
he peet may sing 81 the bleod red wine;
He may cllant the charms lof the purple
But the wine pfizea others above
is the wine Of life, andits aaEnesis love.
From 4 ruby chaiice7this wine o'erfows,
l Pufer than crystal, dis sweet as rose
II gladdens the soul, yetnever csn dim;
i Though thousands qnaff, il is full @ thk
Y. brim
1T bubbles and sparkles with inward fTes,E
= NJ hich kinple The. flame Of noblest desiresE
Ut strengthens tie weak, makes the traitoE
ssae bold;
On the darkest lot Ills CLEAN of gold I.
Makes SAD hearts gay; is the rainbow d
tears, j
{ Gives huesof hope to the coming wears,
o rarer and dearrr, this winesot mine,s
Than any which flows from the purple wine
Ye who have tasted the juiceSofE the vine
Whose clusters hang thick By tbes rive
Rhine,
or have sought TO quicken dead lives again
4 In draughts Of Tokay, Madeira, Champa gne
And have found the nectar We crave AM
d drink,
d Like apples which grew onthe Caspian
brink ,E4s NE ID
Could ye taste his ~ise, ,twould new If
lis lie wine d Love-its chalice. ii
7 hearth @ t#A4
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!. The New Mar 10 California.

\ ~
! Inc overland mail, sne new enuapse.
RS Louse' sns rf I, Lop.e Y Wy =
VA ana 1ne Ians v louse g ~
llornlal afe 81 .lle lru,'s 2, 1ne eneI anu
T .,, tne psesens ~ !. .'',ssl 49,.
Inc lass only Iaa any claitnsso supslan-
.lai existence Enen MI DVcHANAF cans
mo P9Eels ana 'nere can pe nue. cues
lloh snat me oYeFweenang vsni1y q SsW
frensda since Ene Z NAM. lIassacre'
w VA, nave comp'esely 1899 y VS.
i N % new sxacelons ~ sA1oI1'o 4,
nag q not tne aq minis.fa.,oh snoMl Il. !. sne
sp'rlt Y mas SHOWN q ~ me nesosasI'Ons
WI, y. !nat ~. county, ' ...,.s
y y nos ouI ppipose g speak -, neNes {
81, q tnese routes ~ any ponlicli CONF Z
slon. Inc new route, Inc gserlano man
route, whose successful 1apllsnmsn ~ Ws
nave ,ecen.ly announoea. oPens 5 ns,e =
remark more tnan eAnaus'lss1o. oue5 s a'a
ana space,
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1T : 3 &
THE GERMAN PREss on THE AUsrRIA's
CAPrAIx.-The German newspapers o +
New York contrast in striking manner
tie want Of order and discipline on the
Austria with that Of several Of the Amer
loan steamers lost at sea. The Abind-
Zeitung says:
When the Arctic and the Central Amer
lea went down, the mind found. in tho
midst of so much that was terrific and
horrible, circumstances which LEFT an ell
evated impression -instance Of seff-com-
mand. ofheroic courage, Of fidelity 10 tIu-
III, and cheerful sacrifice. Il was not 90
Iinathe case of the Anslria. A chaotic
confusion and desperation filed the brief
interval in which the fate Of fire hundred
human beings was decided. No ORDER
ing and lending hand, no plan ofrescue;
such rs distinguished the never-to -be-fsf4
gotten Captain Herndoh. executed with
unfinchipg courage and Ncalmness: al VAS
wild and mad. cfowding hilher and thith-s
Ter, loss Of self possession sna despair.
Capt. Heydtman j. dead well for him
that be Is SO. By his death he has paid
aheavy debt. For-this is the most pain
| full part Of the catastrophe disaster
was incurred By the mDst cfiminai neeli-
genee, and after it was incurred there
were either no means Of rescue provided
beforehand or if provided. the men who
had charge Of them were utterly incom-
potent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-02
Long ISerm0as.

II Time was, when preaching, in, many
sections Of our country, was once In two
oil four weeks, and then long sermons
were tolerated. Now. preaching is With
in the reach Of most persons every Sab
bath, and even twice In the same day
To sit now, and Be bored for an hour and
q half by the delivery ola single sermon.
is preposterous, but to be thus bored BY
a man Of ordinary talents, IS enough to
disgust good menu and force sinners to
swear 1 When q sermon reaches beyond
As or, so minutes. We regard the audience
asjustifable in rising up and leaving the
house. thereby expressing their opposi-
ton to the length Of the sermon in style
solterse and epigramatic as not tobe ms
understood With us. sermon has
passed the Rubiconi when it exceeds
forty minutes, unless the preacher be
man possessing rare powers Of analysis,
and remarkable force and beauty Of Ian
guage- presenting his theme with an eli
loquence that charms, with that critical
acnmen that fascinates. and that richness
lof diction that captivates an audience -
But ourE'' one horse preachers can't do
this, and they are, in most instances. the
men who preach these long. dogmatieal.
not to- say preposterous sermons. The
English language does not furnish adjec-
lives sufficiently expressive. to describe
four adherence of long sermons in this
4 fast age Of the world.-I'arsoa Br0ralor
So say we, and SO says everybody.
Ed. STAR.
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MistflIanp
Bribing q Lover;
Or, sttatagem for Stratagem.

Mr.. GranburnS was reposing hira-
self in his comfortable library after
HE fatiguebf a busy day at hiscount-
ing house, when a servant appeared
and announced that Edward Brant.
his head book-keepeE was below, and
desired ansinteryiew with him!
y The merchant directed him I'd be at
once showi up. FIfRs
"A moment after the young man
entered. A slight flush was upon his
features, and he appeared
d little embarrassed; but Mr. Gran
burn, without seeming to notice ID,
affably Offered him d scat uttered tho
ordinary compliments of the evening.
and awaited what the Young man had
to communicate. s#AF 4
Il have called this evening" said
the latter, atlength, sstoImake a rel
quest Of yod, which I hope You will
find 10 ID your heart to grant,
The merchant bowed his head
and smiled complacently, but said
nothing. III.
BY granting it," continued the
other, you will confer great happiness
and joy; By refusing soto do, you
will occasion in more than one breas|
the most bitter feelings of grief"
Mr. Granburn's countenance betok-
ened tile deep interest awakened With
in him BY the words of the Young man
j = Proceed, I pray you, Edward, !
he said. aILet me know in whal
manner / can confer so much pleas
nre; for | would not willingly be the
means Of causing sorrow To any one.
I believe. uttered Edward, alters
moments reelection, that ny conducl
has been snch since I have been il
your employ as to meet with your ap
proval 4 i4
Undoubtedly.'
You have seen nothing in my act
or conversation to lower me in youl
esteem, or unbecoming a gentleman
Most assfredly not
sAnd yon are satisfied, I,haye gooc
reason to believe, with my buisnesl
qualities and endeayors to discharge
my duties to you2' rs
Perfectly so, / assure YOU
Then, said tl,e Young man, hi
| embarrassment returning, what
have to request isis that iae9l
| Mr.. Granburn smiled.
3. You need not hesitate to speal
Tout, Edwardsn he remarked kindly
Is for / have already fathomed you
Thoughts. .Is Il.
The young man looked quickly n
Into his face. oN
IA siWhat you desire,' continued th
hother, 81 shall be granted \
81 4 Isit possible, cried Edward, joy
fully. q that / ara SO fortunate" y
& Yes !, I have, within the last "a,
Idays, thought Of this very matter, ain
fhad made up my mind to speak !
| YOU about It at the end Of The month
s. 4 am happy, indeed, that stan
so high in your favor. A thousan
thanks, dear biz, for your nnexample
kindnessl''
No need for thanks; tits but you
ldne. Tou afe very valuable to n,
Indeed and two thousand dollars
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KENTIICKYll. LINE.

M KENTUCKY LINE. u
DURWELL y FORD, having been APP
I'D appointed as agents FIR Munn''s Ken
lucky Lime, ars At the public service to
furnish small Or large Quantities of tile
same. No fse to recommend. Give it a
trial. IL stands on It's own goodness
Price, per barrel, atithe wharf boat, Pt.
Pleasant, 81 go. All orders will meet
prompt attention.
Z PIT. Pleasant. June 4. 1856, y2n8tf. N
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TO THE PTBLIC.

ANBRRW PARKS, OF Ksnawha county,
ard LANES W. HOGE, OF Putnam county,
naying entered into partnership, as Attorneys
"a a.on,,srIors 81 Law. under The style 81
PARKS ~ noe n FIR the counties Of AIasoll
/. ri pptnaf,. viii attend ali he county, quar-
terly ana circuit eeur;sint those counties, and
viii. attend promptly Ito all business which
NAV Be entrusted to them, s9pertaining to
their profession PARKS q HuiE. u
jan. /, 1875 II
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PARKs y MosI4L ~.

T,79 Me- IN a VI N VI IN " 3Ils e.3gE I'M
al NpREW PARK it, John IL SELEY
l.lN having entered intp agpsrtnershp, for
sthe pstspose IL practising Law in the Circuit
sand CollHty Courts of Kann@ha, 1nl Il the
Circuit Courts Df Ltsgan, Boone and s I
will hereafter regularly attend those Courts
SAN. bussr is entrasted 70 their care will re-
.ceiye prd1Pt attention.
One 81 the otller Of the firm can always be
tfonad, daIiMg business hoifS at their office,
j In Rodge Row in the town of Charleston
Charleston, Oct. 1. 1886.
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THE
/ s&anatuba Haiitp Star,
THE

JOB PRINTING OFFICE
Having lately been fitted up, the propfi-
Ietors are now prepared 70 execute in SUI
Iperb styles, all kinds of Plain and Fancy
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
+ special attention paid tO the printing
lof BLANKs Of every description, an IS
sortment of whichwilI be kept constantly
on hand. '
h PROFESSIONAL yIsffING AMI WEDDING
CARDS NEATLY ExrcurED.
Orders from i distance win receive
|prompt attention.
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shall be adopted
+ Edward Brant bowed, and the old

Edward Brant bowed, and the old
gentleman continued:
IN regard to you marrying with
Emily, that, to my mind, is ont OIL
1.-THE question. But your presence
there cannot but be productive oil
trouble. Is there anything that will
induce you to leave the city again,
and remain awav1 Can / make It'll
worth your while to do soy
Afiash Of anger oyerspread the
features Of the young man, and be
was at the point Of Indignantly re-
liecting any such offer !; but he check.
led himself by an effort, and q thought
Isuddenly entered his mind, and he
waited to hear what was To follow.
You do not answer, continued
Mr.. Granburn; nevertheless, II will
make You acquainted with my propo-
lsal. Give me your word Of honor to
leave New York again tomorrow
morning, or as much sooner III YOU
please, and from that time neither
write to Emily or return hither until
Iyou have my consent to do so and !
Twill pay you, previous ID yolir de.
\ partnre, four Thousand dollars. ..5f
i The young man appeared to medi-
Ftate for q few moments.
The requirements are said he, in
ia deliberate tone. that j leave this
lefty By tomorrow morning, and from
that time neither correspond with
a Emily or return here y
Those are the terms, precisely,
upon which I viii pay you the sum
mentioned. Il is . liberal one you
must allow ls
II 1T IS liberal enough, and | will do
as you desire.
j. You are wise to do so. Come
j fagain at two o iclpck, and the money
will be ready for You
} Edward Brautsleft the place, and
t the merchant, as soon as he was
lafone, rubbed his hands with pecn.
E Eliar sort Of satisfaction, while lis face
twas wreathed with smiles.
i 1T is happily settled at last, lie 1T
i ltered 10 himself s1ba mona,
brouoht hin, 10 bis senses Tba,a Z
& now fnothind ii the lyvay 5of tha nros.
eeIition Of my nlansI for Fn,ilv i
d doubt not viii soon cease Il th;nE
al other former lover
E Edward Rrant hastenad r. raturr
' 10 the presence Of Em;lv With whom
i The remained Is close eosnyersatian Fl,
,fl some time All the an6nTo;nted bar
8 lhe called HI the Office III t n r,erchant
/ and received 4 hank check kor M
. Iamorint fhat had been nroIn;sed him
s THE following mornino Emil
. Granburt, did nof Z make her z I annear
o ance 1t the breakfast table ma nn
a little alarm was manifested when;
d was discovered that sbe ,vas' nj !,
lEherl ROOM and corld not NJ feo,,nd !.
T. tNot till Mr. 4Granhnrn v;s;tsd II;
]. lplace Of business sonaawbat lata !,
al the foranooy was The n,vstorv Il IA Il 81
dim He there fornd J note au1a;t;n,
hin which rod 81 follous .
!. MY dear Sin !. Il accordance vii
e orr aoreemont lam abt,,s - Sleav
d New York !: and as i NAV nat i
0 Eable to visit il AGAIN very soon and
is|not permitted me to correspon
elwitb Emily nnt;l i al i have ,,, q I
~ ad mon har u accomna,,v no 81
81 -. s., ], I, g - III
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

MYSTERIOUS DIscovERY.-Under this cap
tion the Bulletin gives the subjoined account
of singular revealment;
On Francisco street. near Kearnv. high on
the shoulder of Telegraph Hill, arS several
structures known as Baldwins buildings. In
the rear Of one them, which has been unoc-
cupied for a number of years, is an old els
tern. On Saturday last, workman was en-
gagged in cleaning this cistern, in which there
was but little water, and great deal of
rubbish. lie struck his shovel down, and
raked up something which surprised him;
upon carrying it to the light, he found it to
be skull, which had become detached, as
the workman supposed, from a skeleton
From the appearance of it. he supposed it to
be that of female about 10 years old; but it
seems very improbable that he could be able
to say with any positiyeness the age of a
person whose mere skull he had seen, with
only the decayed remains of few teeth in
it. OF course a scientific man might deter
mine the age, from minute inspection of a
bone; but even then there would be Difficult
ties.