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SUICIDE FROM GaIEp. Mrs. Pegs, the daughter
Of Mr.. j. A. Jex, OF Client. Ky, lost her husband
By death. three weeks SINCE and became insane in
consequence. Last Saturday she strayed away
dead In the woods. near home. She had hung her.
self with her handkerchief to limb of tree
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FLOOD Arszs sopra.@=-Ths river, (Coosa) says the
Montgomery (Aia.) Confederation. has risen to a
point not before reached since February, lsiT The
whole country in fts vicinity 10 submerged, and
the only way Of travelling at present, IL either on
the water Of through II.
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An AsEp CouPLE.-There is now living in Burn.
side, Pa, Mr.. Dudwick Snyder, ia years old
His wife, Jane, is LOT years old The date Of their
marriage 10 not given, but supposing that Dud-
wick WAS twenty-five years old at that distant
epoch. they have been living together as man and
wife ninety-t 40 years
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g.. ARLINGTON. By BOSTON, OUT

o. ARLINGTON, BY BOSTON, OUT
G0N0P THE DAM OF SARAH WASHINGTON,
will make a season next Spriag at New Market near
Petersburg. Va. and be let TO thoroughbred Wares
at $50, and plantation Mares will be put at $50 the
season. Mares will be fed we'll At 10 ceuts psr day
AkLfNGToN IL fine eh. color. ~ hands two inches
high. and Of the very best running family OF Horses
In America His half sister. Sarah Washington, has
produced more good loinfSrS than any other Mare ia
this country, and sold for higher prices.
Escape, out OF Sarah, by Permonky sold for 81 so %
Inspector. out Of same by Boston, (geld'gl 1850 "
sue Washington, ont Of same by Revenue. 3fNo 90
siasher, out Of same, by Childe aEEold... 500 o.
Making for the four the sum OF. 1000
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rsnancial ana Commercial.

The New York Journal q Commerce Of Saturday
p. NJ, says.
The dem and Tor money Ia irregular aud capital 10
freely ofzcrei upon FIRST ciass security. The banks
ore dspoeed 10 extend their discount lines aud the
sxp.nsion - ony checked By the scarcity OF prime
busineas paper.
Icr.isn Exchange is inactive. but rates are nomi-
The Stock market shows no important change
since last evening; State stocks hrmer. and the
tendency OF all Kinda IL toward improvement.
Richasaa Markets, Jan. 23d.
FLOUN-Thsre are saies OF good Superhne At
&.2s, and OF choice at s. 37h95s 20.
WHkAf.-Tbere 10 little arriving, and no change
In quotation, viz Good 10 prime red SINGLE
good b. prime white St.saaiN.
CORN.-We still quote o5t1oo cents per bnshei
Northern Markets.
NEW YoRK. JAM, s3-fiour-The market to-day
was heavy. with sales OF 90 barrels Al ~ 2NDtO
for copmon TO Good State; Obi, ~ 4oa3; Southern
~ So a3
whSat-Ths market Is buoysnt; sales of i2,0O0
bushels At l16llSs ceots for Southern white, and
li19 % ceuts Tor red: Milwaukee, club i036al06 cts
Coru-The market T. steady: with sales AZ 67IS7e
cents for VII its Southern yellow s5t1s7 cents.
Pork-Mess has advanced Is cents; sales to-day oil
sssf-r r make. 1. steady. sale. of rs.packsd
Chicagost tarse1R
Lsrd-ls buoyant sales At skG5ex cents
hiskev-Is frm-sales Of Ohio at 2i6D2Ik cts.
BIfIxoaI, Jan. 2-Flour quiet; Howard street
super u asEb4 M
Wheat nrm-red sinsat,2: white stIs@i.3o-
Corn-white 80 cen e yellow GOsSs2 cents.
Whiskey dull ct 2NG12o5s cents.
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cARnAIon MAMUrACToRxHs.

49, HAGAN's JOHN Il ont a.,
HAAfL of the ring. The question will [CZN
BE asEsd WHIT It's written, the isboser = wgf.
thy of his wages, and why should man toil fer
Baughtg Thankful for past issofs, snu c"nahu-
Rtse, Jnrsfsy, and Snuff 0te Moor !"
HAgAN's John sfill retains Creek Nation. with
ali H. Iss and indeIibIe rights for if 10 written
that Epreservafion Is the first law Of Nature
Why should man despair, 90 long ~ there ~ . teef
fore. / have commenced my old business on 18Th
street and will be ready 10 build from Whseitsr-
and take Horses ON livery will be ready TO- trade
for anything from a goose yoke up 70 BIND Ok
Barnum, with all his huInbugs and Wsiker, WITH n-
CANS JOHN career, which you will bear more Of
hereafter JOHN HA9AN,
r. ia-ts Greek Nation.
c-Z CARRIAGE.--I have for sale
E&ss. second hand CARRIAGE, In good or
Ter suitable for Hack or family use. Apply to
&C 26-ts ALIEN. MUTT. Ancs.
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DRY GOODS.
r ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
IL MENT.
HAMILTON, EASTER a CO.,
New Marble Building,
Nos. 1879, POI and 203 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE.
Have IN store (mostly of their own mportation)
OF the largest and most complete Stocks in the
United States, enhancing
SILKS 81 KS and @ai SILK GOODS of every CLASS
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every descrip-
Mot HRRrN GOODS
OLOAKS, MANTILLAS and sHAWLs
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC a00Ds
rfESsE sfsSs & and
RF- RETAIL ROOMS on first fuor-the PRICES
affixed to each article. from which deviation is
ss- WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third floors. &c 28-d3m
DOR A SHORT TIME LONGER-We
shall continue to offer great bargains in all styles
of Winter Goods such as
Fine and extra fine Bed Blankets
White and ColOred Blankets, for servants
Red, Yellow and " hte Elannels
Real Welsh and Silk warp Flannels
English and French Merinos
Plaid Merinos and Mouselnes
Valencia De Beges and Plaid Lustres
Rlsck Canton Cloth. ranise and ALPACA
Flnnnce ana side-stripe Black Silk Robes
Do do do Colored do do
Rich COlored Silks, sold without regard to cost
of Importation
Rich Grape de Paris and White Silk Flounced
Robes party dresses, bought at t. great
sacrifice.
great bargains Alexander's Kid Gloves; u full as
sortment OF Skeleton and other approved styles of
Hoop Skirts. just received at the Cash Store, 80
ia 2. CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
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NEGRO HIRING.-The subscriber re-
" turns his thanks to his former friends and pa
irons for past favors and takes this method of in
forming them and the public generally that he
intends to continue the business the coming year,
promising to use his best exertions TO obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted to
him. and also to give them his personal attention in
case of sickness. lie has q large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring in WHICH they
stay until hired out
He would advise that Negroes should be sent in as
early as practicable after Christmas.
refer, by consent, to the following persons:
n. b. HILL, / p;h,,
Jso. L. W. G. LArANE, King William.
Dr. s. GRIFFIN FAUNrLERoY, u,. . o
DR.. THOMAS LATASE, hIhe Sueeh.
Dr. Dr. JAS JAS T. i. h h1ri Essex.
K. A. j. CLOPTON
Office corner of Wall and Franklin streets
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson. Hill Co.'S
de I'm
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, 40.
n FOR GENTLEMEN.
MILES VERY SUPERIOR BOOTS.

We have in store. recently received and made
expressly to our order a generals.HOrtment Of the
above SUPERIOR and beautiful BOOTS, some made
for Dress aud some that double soles and double
uppers These Boots too we'll known 20 require
comment from any quarters and for any one 70 say
that they have Boots equal 10 Miles Is perfectly ab-
surd There are many dealers In thiscity that world
be very glad to get them from Miles, bnt he refuses
a he has more orders his Boots than he can il
We have been customers Of his for the hast twenty
four years. and up 10 this time we have but very
few persons whO have not said Miles Boots were the
best they ever saw or wore. These Boots are made
out of very soft French Cafskin. They fit beautiful
IT, and general thing they as soft as glove
We receiving new supplies OF these Boots almost
every week and our assortment is generally very
complete. We would respectfully ask our friends
and the public to give call when in want
Ws have, also, a large assortment OF gentiemen's
fine French Calf Caters for Dress, and also double
soles. These daiters are really nice and go2d. We
have known them TO some OF our customers con-
stantly for six months and they fit elegantly. and
The price of them is from dollar and ty cents to
two dollars pair less than other Caters sold for
and we will warrant them to wear as well II not Ion
ger than any French Shoes. III we have TO say TO
our friends, in town and country. when IN want Of
sny thing in the Boot Shoe Trunk line, ocal on
PUTNEY l. WATTS, where they can md almost
every thing. DE
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Augustus 8. winghsld, a prominent lawyer Of
Madison, Ga, 10 dead.
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1913 GEO. B. STEEL, a7a
1o'SOs Hal ssf rSrT$TvN

With the beginning OF a Now year. I aesire 10
turn sincere thanks 10 those whose liberal paiTon
age have received during the year past. and re-
spectinlly ask continuance of il, assuring them
that all operations. whether in the mechanical or
operative department will be- performed In the most
satisfactory manner. Having an experience Of eight
years IN this city feel conhdent OF giving, as be
ieVe have thus far, entire satisfaction may Do
found at ALL HOURS. All work Warranted.
- Office and residence, No. Z3 Asin above 9Th
street, nearly opposite j. W. Davies Marble Works.
Richmond, Va. lin
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FISHER i WINSTON and ADIE GRAY, Agents 70
pichmond de 2--d&cw6m

IK7OODFIN'S SPECIFIC!-FOR
w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor of this Specific. has been aware Of
small quantities Tor gratuitous distrb, tOn, to the
afflicted He had no idea of Offering it 10 the public
In this FORM until he was urged to do 20, by those
who had been cured by its use. HN now, with great
confidence offers it to the public for the two diseases
indicated. namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia.
not as general panacea, for all the ills flesh is heir
TO- Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale. . - ,
Manufactured and sold by q. WOODFIN, 18th
street Church Hill; price 81 per bottle or bottles
for S.. For sale also by GRUBBs APPERsoN; <. j,
PIC0r j. W. POLLARD, 18th street; and Dr. SNELLINGs
corner of Broad and 25tR streets, Church Hill
ma Ii
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SON, Collector of the City of Richmond.
RUNAwAYS.

RUNAWAYS, a
40 SO REWARD.-Ran away from
the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
gro was bought by John Saunders Esq, of
~. L0retto. Essex county, Va, who sent him to
Richmond, to my care; aud furnished him with
pass to go and his wife, and return in one week
from the date Of the pass, which dated early in
september last. His wife WAS then living in Ches-
terield county. near Petersburg The above named
negro was emancipated by the late Thos. o. Taylor
will give the above reward ii delivered to me in
Richmond or to John Saunders at Loretto, in Essex
county, Va. VIM. 8. PHILLIPS.
de 5-ts
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MOST SUPERIOR.-Rec,
HEAD QUARTERS. 1857

III CLOTHINGi CLOTHINGil CLOTHING ~
W. Visitors to the Agricultural and Mechanics
-A- Fairs, attention -Ifyoq are in want Of some
thing really neat and cheap in the way OF clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, not at below
cost, but at a fair living profit, give me CALI and
win promise my goods. when quality and wsrk-
manship are compared shall vie with the cheapest.
X. B. SPENCE
&C % No 10 cor Main aud 18th sts.
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RsMAaKtB CASE 0P FRiGHr.--about3 o'clock on
the morning Of the 18th instant two young men
were riding from CoriHth TO East Corinth, Vt, in
Q light sleigh, to which was attached young
mare. The mare becoming frightened, ran, and
getting loose from the sleigh. diverged from the
road. and broke into the house of Mr.. D. N. Blake,
snd passed through three doors before stopping
She jumped over one bed, in which was Mrs Is
and two children, overseeing in her course the
light stand. and extinguishing the light. She
then broke down crib In the ether corner. Mr.
Blake drew his wife and one child from their bed
stead which had been demolished, carried them
into another room. and struck light 1t
until his return that the cause of the accident
was ascertained,
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TIE Kfyo OF DELRfs MoDg or ExEcUTroy.-It ap-
pears from journal OF European traveller that
o new and fearful mode OF execution has been
adopted by the King of Delhi. The instrument
and process are thus described:
box, each side of which 10 fifteen feet square is
constructed OF timber eighteen inch0 thick, dove
tailed together and bracei with iron rods. The
outside OF the bottom of the box 10 covered with
plate OF beaten iron, one inch In thickness. The
interior 10 filled with perfect cubes of granite,
weighing In the aggregate several thousand tons.
A machine IL erected after the manner of an ordi-
nary plie-driver, but OF course on an enormous
scale. aud OF tremendous strength. The mass Is
raised by powerful machinery cast in Birmingham
for the express purpose. though II is to be pre-
sumed that the macbnist by whom il was fur
nishsd had no idea Il the horr purpose for which
1t was Intended. The human victim In placed upen
q block of granite. of a corresponding surface,
buried in the earth Immediately beneath the enor-
nous mass, and covered with plate of iron. At
a sgoal given by the vicramadack the executioner
touches spring the mass falls, and the victim,
crushed at ones, is suddenly annihiiated and
spread out like sheet OF pasteboard! The huge
weight being again raised, the fattened body is
withdrawn aud dried in the sun. When complete
ly prepared II is hung over the wall of public
building, there to serve a a warning to the null
ttude.
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DOR CASH ONLY.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS FOR ONE
MONTH LONGER.
With view of prepariag for an auction sale, we,
for one mouth, offer entire stock of Goods at
greatly reduced prices. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase, viii do well Ia give call as we are deter
mined TO sell without regard to cost In the stock
English MER1N0S French and English PRINTS
Lawns Berages, Ginghams; Brilli-ntes, Embroide-
rles. Muslin Curtains Irish Linens Linen Sheetings
Table Damask, Napkins. Towelling, &C. &C.
N. B.-We earnestly request all Who are indebted
TO Ills, TO come forward and make settlement, as We
UnS tiled accounts at that time will be placed in the
hands Of collectors.
ia6-eod&cWim BISFORD MAYO A RIAIR
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FROM THE BRIDAL TO raE dsAvE.--The announce
ment that Mrs. Pegs, of Client, KY had commit
ted suicide on Saturday last, by hanging herself
10 tree reminded Us of gay wedding party, con-
the sisfng OF two newly msrrid couple and large
numbsr Of friends, who staid day or two at Wal.
nut Street House, a few weeks ago. They were the
gaye.t Of the gay aud the merry laugh of the ladies
could be heard ringing through the halls though
no shadow of care had ever passed between them
and perfect happiness. In dancing, music, and
songs sparkling wines, and feast Of good things
the party passed three days and returned again to
the sober realities Of every day life Amongst the
eayest OF the party was Mrs. Peggs. After her
return home her husband soon sickened aul died
aud house of mourning indeed, was the home
of the fair young bride. The dethronement of rea
son followed. and while laboring under an aber
ration of mind she left her father house Satur
day, and put an end to existence that had no
charms beyond the early buried love. From the
bridal to the grave is oft, indeed, but a single
step!--Cin. Gds.
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s 400 prizes. amounting to $a1U.OU
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; 9Iarters 10 30.


Whole Tickets $40; Halves 35; Quarters 10 80
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. 80
The Numbers from TO 5000, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper, encrced with small tin tubes and
placed in one " heel.
The first 462 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reyoved, and q number IL
drawn from the wheel of numbers. and at the same
time Prize s drawn from the other wheel. the
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
sd to the audience, and registered by the Colnnis-
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
Drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the 2S ApproXima
ION Prizes: For example, II Ticket No; II go draws
the 500 900 Prize those Tickets numbered 24s Il
lI25l ii 252 will each be entitled to $500 Ii Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets mum
bered 548 49, $751; $50 will each be entitled to 500;
and so on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of so will be determined By the
Ia figure Ofthe number that draws the $50 900 prize
For example: If the number drawing the S60,GH
prize ends with No. /, then all the Tickets, where the
aumber ends in !, will be entitled to $50 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No. e. then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in g. will be entitled to $50 and 30 on
toe. -,
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate of a package of 10 whole Tickets, $J
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CWAN 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES MAG
~ NIFICENT HCHEMEi-ss0Ooe FOR TEN
20 Il LARSII-- The following scheme viii be
drawn By .. SWAN Co., Managers Of the Fort 6aines
Academy Lottery, In each Of their Lotteries for ya
nary fs5s at Augusta, Ca, to which city they
aye removed their principal once:
GLASS 6gJ
Tn be drawn In tne city ofAugusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY, JANUARY %. 1855.
CLASS "a.
To b drawn In the city Of Augusta Ga, In public on
SATURDAY, JANUARY grH, 1855.
CLASS III,
10 be drawn In the city of Augusta. Ca In public. ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1858.
GLASS ~,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca in public on
GLASS Is,
To be drawn In the city of Augusta. Ga In public on
SATURDAY, yANuAkY soTa, isSs
5400 PRIEST
Nearly one R1se TO Every Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
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UertlnCAtt pHCkhR5 0 To WHUIb IICkttHs y
10 half
10 quarter
10 eighth

10 elsntu ~
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they Will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any dgure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
az Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office County and State.
kf- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
a4- All prizes Of 81, 900 aud under paid immediate
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN Co. Augusta. Ga,
49, Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN CO., at either
Of those cities.
ST. A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each ia
entitled to- will be publshedater every drawing in
th following papers: The Augusta ga Consti-
'utionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inteiiigencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Sayan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New York
Dispatch and Pauldng (Miss.) Clarion. de 80
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MEDICAL CARD have removed my
" office on Broad street, between eth and 7th.--
Office hours from A. NJ to 3 P. NJ. from P. NJ to
O'Clock. Residence on 4th, between Bread and Mar
shall Streets where may be found at night,
JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ. D..
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

TlN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l.. \ ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET..
bEfW EES MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber lie
tully prepared to do all kinds Of work, in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to lsie
numerous patrons for past favors and soiicts CON
tnuance OF the same Being master of his husness
ne can promise his customers that all work done nv
nlin viii az least DO equal TO any other house i'm th.
CT! anu Iuuy as eheap-s fact known to all persons
hoOFING, GUTTERlNG, &c.-Heis pre nared n,
execute this description of work In a yarv snnaror
manner both in town and country. f
lin VARE.-Always on hand a large and uararal
assortment OF Tin Ware, wholesale and retail so"
GAS ElFTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
Kinds OF Gas Fitting in the best manner "
FUMPS.-He Keeps always on hand large ana NV
tensive stock Of Wen and Garden Pumps
fell CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
pEFERRING to the advertisement at
~ my removal TO 18th street. between Main and
cary beg leave 10 submit to my customers and tn
public In general the following rate OF prices for tia
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider. bos
tied up n quarts, per doz., 81 Rott,as ,nc,,aaa
!" half DO, 90 cents--bottles sxtrs
Lager Beer In half quarter and eighth barrels
1.-THE latter ones Of gallons, package exclusiyel,
for the city customers.) Philadelphis Ale in Who:
cash
n. B.-store and Bar Keepers, . eansiderai,le pc,
centage allowed. P. WILbACH ER,
18th g., between Main and Gary.
Orders left with Messrs. Laidley Robinson, corner
IN and Franklin; Messrs. Duval Norton. corner
Iotn ana AAin, or at my establishment, will b
promptly attended TO. oc 20
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MIRACULOUS EsoApE-Faliing in a Wu.-A little
girl, thirteen years of age, daughter of Mr..
John McCaunon, of Highland township, Chester
county, Pa. fell into q we'll, few days ago. The
we'll was sixty feet deep. She was engaged in
pumping water, when the curbing gave way, and
she was precipitated In the fearful gulf. After
falling she screamed and made a noise which was
heard at the house a short distance off, and aid
was soon rendered. A rope WAS let down to her
which she fastened around her body, and was then
drawn up She complained of no injury, except II
bruise on the head when released from her peril
Gus situations; but the next morning she suffered
considerably from hurts and bruises. Her escape
from death Was truly miraculous. There was but
about three feet of water in the we'll. The well
killed by striking her head against the stones in
the descent.
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NOTlCE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate Of John wombie. decd, will
present them for settlement. properly authentica-
ted to the undersigned; aud ali persons indebted 10
said estate viii make payment TO us.
JNO. Il. W0NBLE
jos. VI. CRENsHAW, tExr's.
WM. II. LYONS.
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
IA OF AMBROTYPING Just received from the in
vent0r in New York, at OSB0RNE'S PICTURE GAL
LERYt Come and see them. They have none OF
that dingy appearance of other Ambrotypes made in
the city. This process Is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap inferior Pictures nothing but the
best Is allowed TO go out from this Gallery No
6ashy advertisement appeared in print of this
establishment. We rely on our known merit.
ALBERT W. OSBORNE
an 2e-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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GRAPES, GRAPES. GRAPES.-Five
bbls Malaga Grapes, In prime order, for sale.
JAZZ A. ANTOINE. 81 Nicholas Falcon
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CEASONED BUTT0NWOOD AND OAK
- BOARDS, of superior quality For sale In guam
titles to suit, by
jais r. IL. WHITLCCK 4 SON.
GLOVER SEED.-200 bushels prime
~ Clover Seed. receiving for sale by
iais T. H. SKINKER co