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Eugene Dupuy

Eugene Dupuy,
Sole Aqent for Pes@ 4 Lubin's Pefum9y and Compounds.
INHE agency for the United States of Messrs Piesse
Inn pcrfumery factors London having been transferred
firm nge &C., 800 Broadway to nrm r
being connexion with eabishment beg
merchants fancy goods dealers and the trade generally that
hand and bond supply Of cse Lbns
the frangpann perfume and its compounds the
preparations all their varieties which be
whatever said firm introduce
combining excellence with novelty Merchants rely
their ers being filled with prompness and and as favor
able heretofore. DUPUY,
a4tt 600 Broadway, New York.
The real FranRpann perfume manufactured only by Mcssrs
4abn Iondan they take this opportunity caution
agnnst which
approach degree the exquisite fragrance made by
p X l..
Frangipanni boquet.
Frangipanni oil for the hair cxquistey scented.
Frangipann fruit Hold their years and mpart delight
full fragrance to articles they placed near.
Franeipanni scented soap
FraDpann Take hot cnder between the
piece the incense it, and the apartment will be delightfully."-
pcrfumed.
Frangpann pomade Italian the hair
supcraiye fragrance has given world wide reputation
frangipanni satchet Sold everywhere
March 6-2tawTuesS SSat3m
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yI,HE BOOK OF TIE CoNsrIrUTIoN.-The

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Court standard edition OF the constitution Of the United
and Of its having the special appreciation OF
the wscs statesmen the and present has been
nounccd by them suitable rcse companion Tor every Ame
citizen and book for the rising generation Of the schools
Editors who the consiutn the sentiments
Of Washington and the principles imbodcs have heretofore given
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obtain II for the supply
Of those who desire the edition VIII please
WILLIAM HICKEY, r.,
Mar 3-Ju Washington City, ID q.
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Improve Your Eyes.

CTRENGTIlEN and assist them, by the Paris opti-
- % wO0IFsON who has arrivcdir from Europe with his
manufacture Of good others Of the latest i'm
proved pcctace and glasses among which are the
PEEsCOpIC CoNCAyE AND CONVEX THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEBBI.kS CRYSTALS, ETC,
which warranted improve affected with weakness cat
arac tending TO il; also SHORT -SlGIrrEDNfSS.
compelled those using them
vii be at first sight. Those wonderful
DoUBrE,POIlsIIED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL. ROCK
received the highest recommendations at tho Worlds Fair at
Paris producing easness OF vision here
unknown In any other improvements.
Also all styles Of and magnyng glasses compasses,
sale his store of Eighth street and
eighth street. No. 4si between street and
Penn avenue
Prices reasonable the at Ills establishment In Europe
Nov 2l-dly
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UNPUBLISHED LETTER OF ROBERT BURNS
The Dumres Courier (Scotland) gives the following
letter from the poet Burns not having boen publish
cd before to its knowledge:
81 know sir that anything which relates to the burgh
of Dumfries interests will engage your readiest ate
ton 50 shall make apology for this letter. have
been for some time turning my attention to branch Of
your good towns revenue, where think there is much
to amend. mean the 'twa pennies ale. The brew
and victuaers within the jurisdiction pay accurate
y but three common brewers in the Bridgend, whose
consumpt is almost entirely in Dumfries pay nothing
Annan brewer who daily sends in great quantities of ae
pays nothing because, in both cases. ale certificates
asked for and of oil the English ale porter &c.
scarcely any of il pays For my part recorded
an ale certificate in Dumtres, and know most of the
other officers in the predicament 1t makes no
part of official duty, and besides until it ia unvcr-
sally assessed all Dealers it strikes me as injustice
to assess know that collector has per cent
age on the collection but it Is great object to him
he gives himself about what is brought into
the town The supervisor would suit you better. He is
ADLER and kcener man, and what is all important In
the business such is his official influence over and power
among his Ofrs that he signify that such was his
wish, not 'pcnnie would be left uncollcctcd 1t
is by the with the collector The Offrs
not Immediately among his hands, and they would
not pay the attention to his mandates Your brew
here, the Richardson's, of whom, Gabriel,
vey, pay annually in twa pennies, about thirty pounds
and they complain, with great Justice of the unfair bal
against them in their competition with the Brid-
gend, Amman, and English traders. As they respect
able characters, both citizens and men of business !
sure they will meet with every encouragement from
the MagsIacy of Dupfrics For their skcs partly have
interested myself IN this business but still much more on
account of many obligations which feel myself 10 lie
under to Mr. Stags cvility and goodness Could be of
the smallest service in anything he has at heart IL would
give great pleasure have been at some pains TO as
certain what your annual loss this business may be-
and have to think it may amount fully to one
third of what you at present receive These crude hints
sir arc entirely for your private have by no
any wish to take sixpcnce from Mr. Mitchell income
nor do wish to Mr. Findater wish to show any
attempt can to do anything that might declare with
what sincerity have the honor to be- sir your obliged
humble servant, ROBERT BURNS.
Friday Noon. David Staig esq Dumfrcs.
'P. S-A variety of other methods might bc pointed
out and will easily occur to your reflection the sub
ject. r. b.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. c. Herring 4 Coz. patent Champion safes.

8 O. Herring Co.'S Patent Champion Safes
FINHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
Il finding that public bcsto~ing their patron
exhibit
their stock have enlarged opening
pose the City Hall This enlargement OF warehouse With the
their factory will
beers larger burglar
proof safes than establishment world
tenon viii be had constructing safes for families match
with other furniture the Of plate and jewery
Will
doors Halls patent powder proof
Jcness patent Crygers
patent letter lock, without key.
s. c. HERRING * Co.
Nos. 1885, 1877, and l39 Water street.
No. 25l Broadway, Murray ST., New York.
y COYIE 4 Co, Agents
Washington, ID. c.
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent
May 2o--ly Richmond, Virginia.
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LNBBITT HOUSE, ii. FREEMAN, L street,
between 18th and Ilh Washington, d. CThis
and fashionable hotel has thoroughly repaired and furnished
with and superior furniture contains hundred
and has all the requisites Of hrstciass house
The has provided COACH which will be at the railroad
depot and steamboat landing every arrival conveyance
PASS baggage 10 10
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VxvIsCONsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

wv INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL. LAND AGENCY. GEORGE
FANAM Office Main door 10 the Banking House OF
Sumner, h Co., la Crosse, Wisconsin
prepared buy SELL give Information with regard TO
farms farming pine lands lands either
money In Wisconsin Minnesota TO attend to
Of lands lots dwelling houses, other
make collections examine tlcs,
collect rents &C, &c
Particular aeton given LOANNG MONEY which guaranty
of money loaned,
from 10 twelve cent interest paid an
Security Wisconsin and Minnesota
than the that lands advancing from
70 10 100 Interest legal in WISCONSIN, as hg
rs II per cent and n there usury law.
All business inquiry promptly attended TO- and re-
turns rem'cd by part Of The country
Feb l7-sm GEO. FAnNAM
Tie refers 10 the following gentlemen Hon G. Wahburne NJ T.,
Mineral Point Wis w Randall Madison, Wis., Lieut. Gov
r. ID mpbe Ia Crosse Wis Hon = d. Hastings Estate treasurer
Irencan Wis; Hon Teo Rolo (recciver u land onicc Ia
uoss WIS Hon d. d. Crosse, Wis Judge Loo, 40
do Hon Geo Gall (odge judicial circut) Gaevic Wis
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yxYAsHINGToN BRANCH RAILRoAD.-Train

WyASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.-Trans
wv follows
Leave Washington at6, M 81 m; g. pm 30 M; g. 10,
The and M, and 20, connect directly at
the E and at Relay for the West those at s.
and Is, for Annapolis and at g. for Frederick and
Norfolk
The and 20 trains express, and stop only at
Annapolis Washington functions.
The Saturday 90 only to Phiadc
phia.
On Sunday only one train, at 4. 20, p.
Ian 2l T. II PARSONS, Agent
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WATCli Repairing and Engraving Watches,
chronomcler and description
repaired by skful workmen and accurately
Engraving OF description STYLE including the
cutting Of arms crests NOTICES on
- Visiting and wedding cards elegantly and printed
NJ. W. GAIT n BRO,
Jewellers, 1924 Pcnnsyvana avenue,
Jan 30-6 Between 10th
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1xrAsHINGToN INSURANCE. COMPANY !

NTASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY -
wv Chartered by Congress. Capital 5000, 900!
This applications for
buildings merchandise at the usual city rates without
policy their Office Tenth and Pcnnsy
wanna avenue, tho Washington City Savings Bank.
VIM. \, Bayly, Francis Mohun Hudson Taylor,
JOS. Bryan, Samuel Bacon, N. W. Gait,
VIM. James +. Halliday Benz. Beal.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE President.
G HANSON 29--d1y
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PROPOSED pAIEs or SAILING,

EDWARD X COLLINS,
No So Wall street. N. Y
BROWN, sfiIPiEY, x Co,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KE1NNARD K CO..
No. ~ Austin Friars, London
b. q. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
Paris
The owners ships will not be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie ewelry precious metals unless bills Of la
ug are signed therefor thereof therein
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York

Trinity building Ill Broadpay
F1NiE assets OF this company amount to nearly
entirely cash, of which three
lion r Hundred thousand dollars bond
real estate the city and State OF New York valued nal
lions Of dollars.
The entire profits already amounting million sir hundred
thousand dollars the property the policy holders
application pamphlets giving every Information
piled applying the Office the
FfEDK s. WINSTON President.
ISAAC ADBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD IOMANS, Actuary.
MINTURN POST NJ. d., Medical Examiner
May 26-ly~
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CAUTION The publishers of the Rochester Union
and Advertiser caution the public against one w A.
Shaw who is collecting accounts due that establishment
without authority lie has recently been operating about
Janesville, Wisconsin.
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Ell Oculista De Paris

Ell Oculista De Paris
p ECIEN llegado a esta cuidad tienna e honor dc
lO Orecer los
CABAIIEROS EsPANOIES
escio Surdo de Epcueo Icntes, Anteooa de Teao dc
VISTA viiros Mquees apceras Pumas
de ORC, que Aricuo- francesas
Tenda Eight street,
Prccos muy modcrados 10 mismo de Europa.
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~-,up NEW yOgK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
~ -, nj, s,samer.-rhe ships comprising this line arc

.,. Capt. Oliver Edrdge.
Inc AMn'e.'''. .''' ''''' Capt Jos Comstock
me ns''e : r'-'''' f'f'' Capt James West.
These ships have built by contract snss % % ~
,ssir engines 10 insure strength aud speed ana ne
@ .s.snye,s ure uncaualed for elegance ana oom'oit
iot ,J line improved water tight compartments
M n.e has been spared TO make them All az sod as new
ana no given proves their mode Of construe
ton ussQraDp =. vt,ar,ul In frat cabin Al 40.
. o,s cabin S75 Liverpool to New YORK, So ana ~
yuneas , ....has N aocb shin
No berth can be secured until paid for
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NOMPLErION Of Panama Railroad Reduction
~ OF fare TO CstornisUnted States leave New
York for Asnwa the 9th aud 10th Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO San Francisco.
ese steamships have inspected and approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and sqffy.
The Panama railroad al miles long completed
to and crossed In hours The
checked In New York through Francisco
embarked Panama tho
money paid In New York all expenses Of the trip.
Reserve New York. Insama
Francisco detention in Of accident that the
entirely rsiiabae.
Passengers day they Aspuwa
Conductors through each
and children without other protectors
lor through apply agency
West street, New York, W. RAYMOND
Nay 6--du
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4 EORGE w. BRAY, COLLECTOR ANo AGENT
for Houses Residence No 2s2 north
an streets Washington.
@ renting and collecting promptly attended
N''""o'' Jan 22-d9m
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~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED.-This Gin,
Distilled london barley under the surveillance the
Hish excise laws dccatey favored with tnctue OF the Italian
jumper berry and the most valuable reorayes Of the
table Kingdoms rendering opinion of the eminent medi
Cal the purest dnretc drink
II ia delicious tonic and delicate favor, differing entirely
from HARSH acd which
dsra the nrcc Holland Gin rhnapp Objectionable
Though not Intended medicine recommended by physicians
generally Dyspepsia Rheumatism, Mopsy Gravel
ohc Cholera Fever and Agc Structure Diseases OF the Urinary
sA the Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility whilst the
weaker VIII find adoption relief from those distress
ing annoyances which frequently delicate organization
Dr. Valentine Mott Of New York the highest medical authority,
pronoanccs CHARIss LONDON GIN only superior
!" any other but the best article Of the kind he has seen
s peculiarly adapted settlers
states AS well az Tor travellers changes
for SAFE IN quarts at eight
by ~ druggists country merchants Beware
Of limitations Buy only CIlAs NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED
EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer
mar H-y 40 Broadway, New York.
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Townships A. A. a. A. as 49, AZ 4s 40 60 and 81 Of range
Townships a. A. 49, A. 49, 49, Az and as Of ranges and D.
Townships IL, ~, A. ~, 40, and 40, al range 10
Townships A. az A. a. AS 49, AZ and 49, of IL and H.
Townships Al, A. 43, ~, As, 49, and as of range Is
Townships AZ AZ 43 a. 45 10, as, and a9, Of IA
Townships III 49, a3 A. 40, 49, al and as Of 10.
Given under hand the OF Washington, h sixteenth
day OF February DomD Thousand eight hundred and %
eight. TiiOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE.
Feb 2O--lawSw llntel&Siar.1
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Townships Al, AZ AZ, and As FRANCE q
Townships Al, AZ, Az A5 81, aud 52. OF range g.
Townships Al AZ a. a. 45 46 A. AS AZ ST. and 5e OF range
Townships A. Az a. a. as 49, AZ as ~, So ST. and o. OF
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Mar 14I,

MODERN Observation-Disclosures DANIEL e.
lvl GROUx Teacher Modern
ciAly French Spanish and German No Penn avenue ,re
Whards HoscI Mar 20-d3mo
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and shares and certificates of packages the
lotteries will the and
each drawing will be sent Immediately after TO all
who order from
Address p j. BUCKLEY, Agent .
Mar Ia Wilmington, Delaware
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~ vEORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
~ loRArIAw, No 10 Wall street. NeW Fork.
Nov 26-6mf
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED By EUGENo IATlIIA, ARCHITECT ~ s. B. &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches Villas cot
~ ses, buildings. Once Gotca, Chappaqua,
Westchescr county, New York.
lid
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Tickets sio--halvcs s5-quarters
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, Il CO.,
Bankers.

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available all the principal cities Of the world. Also,
tile credits, for use in Europe, China &c.
31--3md
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NIHEELER Il Manufacturing Com
wv improved Sewing Machines for families manuiactn
all
that have Their extensive and increasing SALE
aud the unanimous approval and commcntin that they have
cev warmly recommending them They
have been in sufficiently them thoroughly and have
satisfaction.
the unouc advantages that they all Others
al
simplicity freedom
from arrangement need OF repairs
I'd. Gncxamped ease and rapdiy Of operation.
Si Noiscless movement.
4h The remarkable perfection of their stitching and their appca
bity to variety OF purposes and materials.
Principal office No 3l3 Broadway New York and at their agencies
in the principal cities Of the Union. May 26-lys
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DRIILIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1885,

s3 500 Lottery for the Benefit Of the STATE OF DELAWARE
Glass SO for 1868 To be WILMINGTON DEL saur
day, APRIL 3, 1858.
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Tickets slO--haIves s5---auarters s2 SO

Certificates of packages Of 20 whole tickets $40
20 half do 10
DO do 20 quarter 10 .......,.......... 35
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s50 Lottery for the Benefit of the STATE OF DEWAR
Class L. for 1855 To be drawn WILMINGTON, DEL Saturday,
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of such roads have been reported ample time
ted ia. been Afforded l me I me are now oaSrea & 10 DC re- h
by said act of 1856 will attach to such Of the odd
Of the said roads be actually surveyed
kcd OF before the day. hxsd for the rcstoaono of said ands
Of base line and Of The fourth principal meridian
Townships 80, 80, "a, aud 35, of range IL,
townships So q, 81 ss, q, and IS, Of range u
Townships 90 ao 81 49, 49, sa as 49, 81 49, 49, and io of
Townships 2s 20, 30, SO, 81, and as, of range 90
AT SUPERIOR Monday, the third day Of May
district the townships which Withdrawn
june 1885 on account Of the proposed roads from G co river or
North Of Of the fourth principal meridan
Townships 40 and SO, of range 3.
Township 30, Of range
Townships ~, so, and 81, Of range T.
Townships 4s and so, Of ranges and o
Townships AZ, as, and 40, Of range TO-
Townships ~ and 40, of range la.
Township a., of range II,
Township Al, OF range l8
NOTICES. also hereby that tho ownshs described the fol
lowing the Sd, 18th, which
yet offered but proclaimed and eed public
@ s y% Sg % sf %a s w an De 70 sso% ,s s as
unocd pubuc lands the days and at the places specified
witt
81 head At tho land Office ENsI on Monday the A day
% wsus:.s s On ,hs the % 'n' %
linz and Of the fourth principal meridian
Township 27, Of rantcs 13 and IA.
Townships 2s, 20, 80, 49, and -, Of range H.
Townships 2S, 20, 30, 81, and 81, OF range 10.
lth head AT Monday ffh
6ay @ prif townships of
sc Portage City, the ST. Cox
lake. between townships twenty five and thirty one viz:
he base line and Of the fourth principal meridian
townships 20, 81, %, %, and 30, Of range1
the base lane aud Of the fourth principal meridian
Townships 80 81 3 49, 81 35 &c. 81 49, ao and 4o ranges
2, 3, and
Townships 81, 81, as, 80, and 40, OF range 5.
Townships 33 aud %, Of range IL.
5,h the HUDSON Monday, day
s the townships the proposed roads from the est Croy
lake. the end Of Lake Superior; and field
poo" heretofore stated, reference
cd lands in this district the routes OF the above mentioned
proposed roads viz:
North Of the base line and t Of the fourth principal meridian.
Townships 49, 81 49, 49, 4o Of ranges Ia H. 15
land EAU CLAIRE Monday third
lake, to the end Superior
lands the Hudson district, viz:
Of the line and Of tie fourth principal pedian
townships 3s 80, and 40 of range
Townships 80, 81, 3s, 80, and 40 of 10.
Townships 80, 81, 90, 49, and 40 Of range II.
7th the land office SUPERIOR
Of the townships the proposed roads from Cox
"o the end of Lake Superior field
subject proriso stated above
the Hudson district, viz:
Of the base line and Of the fourth principal meridian
Townships Al, AZ, AZ, ~, and 40, OF range L.
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MARRIED..

On the ID inst, by the Rev j. A. Brown Mr..
JAMES GREGG. to Miss Polly A. BALLS, all of
Wythe county.
Ga the 18th by the Rev. j. n. Lewis, Mr. CHAs.
McWANE to Miss ELIZA H. daughter of Mr.. Ran
som Dudley of Wytheville.
On the 9th inst, Mr.. EZRA BABY to Miss MARY
F. PARKER, all of Roanoke county
On the 9Th inst, Mr.. JAS F. STUMP, to Miss
MARcELLA McMANNAwAy, both Of Roanoke.
On the 9th inst. Mr.. WV. MALLORY, to Miss
MARTHA G. GORDON, all Of Roanoke county.
On the 9th inst Mr.. LEWIS HoRS, of Bedford,
to Miss SARAH JANE JAMES, of Roanoke county.
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GoLD IN FRANKLIS.-We saw not long since, a
specimen of gold ore found upon the land Of Capt
Stephen Preston, in Franklin. worth about s., by
weight. This was as pure as ordinary gold in the
lump natural state. 1t found short dis
tance under the surface, by DIR. Grassy, who has
been for the last few years, carrying gold
mine in Orange county, Virginia, but having sold
out there he intends moving Immediately to Frank
lin, where he is very sanguine of success. in the
gold mining business.-Bcdford Democrat.
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cIpy AND STATE AFFAIRS.
ICorrespoplencc Of the Virgnian.
The Fincastle Tragedy-Examinatio of
Bowyer.
tn DAf.

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49, ,Je .;.;ysns = ,,- ,.,,n
oi'e'' ''a 81 IL. n,,r,;,,,, H., N. a..
ann .ou". 10, ,,,., at ~, 1T,
yer "as a,',.ii, -, ~. y -,
Ia" '","re, 40 ~ . -
Ie.''.a ~ Wv .;,a1 III, " r.sa,,,,. n.
h"se oee" :" '.ii W." 49,, Is - - ~,
yer Iron. "',' ""'I ,i"' my - LIN
Garaeu ''e' - ''lDA A"''' 'o' 'D'1'e'' "'' "'''
'e The nrs,,,;,, ,,r., h., to, merchant. TINT
ine II'se''''n r.''' n, U, wv :, 'r -, ."
she hai oo,F."'o ,e" '''' i's'' cay" VI '''> 40
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DIED.

Near Wytheyile on the 10th inst Mrs MARIAN
UaBARGER, wife of Mr.. James Umbarger.
On the 10th of August, 1853, in Laudcrdale
county, Tennessee, Mr.. CuAs. I. CROCKETT, son of
John and Elizabeth Crockett, of Wythe CO., Va.
On the llth inst. in Wytheville, Mrs.
McGLAUGuLIN. wife of Mr.. jeremiah mclaughlin.
ton. Mr.. JOHN Ruff, aged IS years. months and
3 DAYS
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Markets

NJ" ionN, sept. l7.--Flonr heavy and prices
sraerolly unchanged Wheat hueyant. White 81
b to - IL; r. 81 * toSl -. Corn higher,
White 81 10 81 Is, yellow - to 9i cts.
RAtuNonr, sept. t1.-Flonr steady and prices
u1rhangel. Wheat finn: Ecd, 81 - To 81 20:
Whiic ~ - to 81 b. Corn steady: White. -
To - cents; yellow. % ccnts.
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FREIGHT TRADE.-The receipts Of freight at the
Depot of the Va. Tenn. Railroad, in this city,
on Friday, were follows: IS loaded cars of
produce, consisting of 1888 bushels Wheat; 3O7
barrels Flour % 900 TBS. Miscellaneous; 5 ,40l lbs
Tobacco. 10 loaded cars were sent West the same
day
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS .MENs' PRAYER MEETING.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, from - I'M
til o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
mug lS-dts
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SURGICAL OPERATION We are informed that
son of Mr.. Nicholas Grub, Of this county.
the subject, on Saturday last, of very painful
surgical opcration-the removal of portion Of
the head Of the tibia, or large bone of the leg
The operation was performed successfully by DIR.
Joseph Crockett, of Wythevilc.-U ytlerae Tele-
qraph