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BELLIoHRnaT.-TWo citizens had o per-
soual collision ut the Second Market yesterday
morning, but no material damage resulted We
have been informed that the difficulty originated
In some offensive remarks made by one OF the par
ties 10 the wife Of the other.
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OUrRAGR.-On sunday last, some evil
disposed person entered the engine house of Pro.
lection Company, No. 2, and defaced their hand.
some engine in a shameful manner. We hope the
perpetrator of the outrage may be apprehended
and punished as he deserves.
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NAvAL.-The United States ship Viucennes was
at Porto GraDde. island Of St. Vincents on the 26sh
of August, recruitidg the health Of her crew after
six mcnths cruise the southern coast If Africa
All her crew we're we'll after few runs ol shore
Toe Cumberland, Dale aud Release were at Porto
Praya on the 18th of that month. The Vincenpes
met the practice ship Preble, with ninety seven
American midshipmen on board all in splendid
condition, good health and under excellent disci
pline. The Prebie had sailed for the United States
having run into Cherbourg and Cadiz. The hope
of reviving the the grape culture at Madeira was
given up. Trade was dull at Porto Grsnde The
vincennes was preparing for a cruise in the Congo
river and the Blight of Benin.
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AN INTELLIGENT NASsY.-Up in the Fourth Dis
trict, New 0rleaps, lives a man, his infant child
aud a matronly, well behaved nanny goat The
nanny is the hairy foster mother Of the infant
which the fever some time since robbed of its pa
rent proper, and she entirely appreciates the pc.
cuIiar duties which have devolved upon her. When
she hears the hungry cry of her helpless little hu-
charge, she is by it's side in an instant placing
her teats at tn. service of its thirsty lips. Free
quentiy the quick ears of the quadrupedal vet
nurse hears the child's cry when .he is browsing
in the street ct some distance from the house. and
leaving her own repast, she darts hastily off to
supply the wants of the ''motherless bairu," de-
pendent upon her RomulD US aud Remus were OF
old upon the dogs oftheir wo.fsh protectress We
believe we have told a tolerable strange story
aoove-lut truth is stranger than fction.-N. o.
True Delta
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REsr 70 SEcEssARY.--Sir Robert Peel, great
Statesman, and practical man, made this remark
upon the subject OF rest, as necessary to nan: Il
have never known 0 man TO escape failure IN
either body or mind, Who worked seven days In ths
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~ EMBRoIDERED
TURKEY CLOTH

Just received direct from European article neve
before exhibited in this city.
Call and see them.
JOHN 2 REGNAULT, 1872 Main st.
Square above the new Custom House.
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NTH any Curouic Disease considered incurabic, will
rac,ive Tatter giving information which will In
sure speedy and perm hnont cure. By sending their
names and oue stamp to prepay postazel 90 Dr. y
author OF Medical Common Sense saratoga
a,rinxe " I3-dAV3m
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Ds.iel Mcclure, Of Indianapolis, Indiana, has
bees appointed paymastsr In the army.
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Gov. DENVER AND KASsIs.--The st Louis papers
contain au address of Gov Denver to the people of
Kansas retiring from Office. He says thar hence
forth The continuance of peace ia that territory de-
pends more on the people themselves tkan on the
Governor; that they have an abundance Of local
and civil officers elected by themselves without
disturbance or iutei eifsrancs; that they have just
accomplished the peacesbe election Of LegIs
tnre. aud it makes material differences who may
be Governor. He does not think the Territory yet
prepared for State Organization.
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TH. Ba1aApr.-The City Council h

ing adopted the ordinance to establish Paid Fire
Brigade In the city of Richmond, adjourned
meeting Of the Council will b held on Monday a.
ternoon next, at AZ o'clock. for the purpose OF
electing Chief Engineer, six Commanders, and
six Foremeu.
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~EPRCIAL NoTIcE.-THI VIRGINIA
CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Person
wishing Certificates Of membership to the Virginia
Central Agricultural Society. and have free aeeess
undor the Ballard Bouso. opposite the kxchaoge
Hotel. ool|-otSHn
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I1OOTC dU.t
Which will be sold on moderate terms and 10 ade
up 10 q styl which cannot be approached by any
house in this city. The latest English and French
patterns exhibited which, with the assistance
accomplished Craftsman from one of the largest
Curtain Houses in New York city and his own ex-
perience, he is enabled to make and hang Curtains,
so as to defy coDtpet.tt0n
He respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TAlNS, to call and examine his stock before pur-
cb ssing. seT-lm
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TuAspA. A~Ksi.,e.,.. .-..... .ocroBER ~. 1854.

INDIAN WAsrAsE--ne Naea;ss-The reports
sroo Eort Defiance TO the 18th OF September do
,sho~ aay prospect for pesee with that poverfu,
ty.be ot Indians tse Navsios. Agent Yost hela .
parley vita them the Gay after the batt,a ~
scar Springs, Informing them that the, murssr.r
o Col. Brooks negro must be delivered mn. or ha
would hard the tribe over to the military A
correspondent Of the st. lons Republican ..x..
op The 9Th OF September Sandovai. a cb,af ~
some uotofietS, shn Aasd In high esteem bv tha
authorities ior his Friendship, reported that shs
asssss'a hsu oeea takea AFTER q sesere struggle,
in which be was wouaded, spd would con nseonss, ,
ly be given up next day. Al the time annn,n,aa
rsndovsi appeared, bringing inteilisencs os shs
drath OF the captive during the night and reanss,'
." The commander to send wagon for tue re
iasiDs. The wagon was refused. bu, a h,ank. al In
,..saei or The purpose. In a short time the carn..
ess trenght 10, escorted by from three TO 1--WE
hsodfcd warriors, armed and ready for action
hvertthius Passed OF very weil until a past
soite@ examination was carefully had by ts,,s-
lasi sIrseoB Mckee, Who, from tho uu us,ak hia
evidence resulting therefrom. conciusiyeIy ah,w.i
the fsisty oil the whole affair Added 10 ,his ~
body was evidently that of young man about
e. eigbteea years instead of the man of forty i've
VnuT II VAS pretty we'll known had killed the
negro Thas the deception was made known ana
the Mexican whom 1t was thought had been inno
oen'ly Killed for The pnrp9se, would not answer
she larI ose. The tadiaue upon being told ~ 1,
would not give in, aud determi mon bsttia ~
TIE next day, Colonel Niles, at the head of a
column y. three hundred men, started ON An az ,a
diioa against them. lie penetrated the celebrated
esnoH "f Chu;is-a fearful chasm whose sides
toaer some fifteen huodred feet preciaitately. and
returned TO toe Fort The l6,a
lie had not found any OF the Indians. in
NUMBERS bu felt the effects of some of their boa
u.it'es liis snsier, imptudently ridipg along in
sdvsnee the troops, was riddied with arrows aud
immediateiy Killed. aud biauet guard nortaIly
wounded IN The night, by similar means. Whether
aBy Iodians we're Killed it was not known,
though some reported, Col Miles, captured about
six Thousand head of fine sheep. of which five
tLoussld head we're killed, as they could not be
driven away Whether tins lsmen ntabe destruction
Of property will bring them TO terms, remains to
l5
Col Miles was organizing two columns for ope,
rations ia the field, aud were TO leave ia a day or
two' sodl thonsht that tbs next mail will bring
Intelligence Of severe fighting.
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EXCITING Boar RACE The i've mile race between
the "Perbaps," Of Chicago, and the "As you like
it, OF Toronto, At Detroit last week. for 81, 900,
was performed In sue Q rough sea that the Chics-
go boat filled with water and sunk on the home
stretch, while the Toronto boat only kept up be-
cause, having a coxswaiD, they kept him busy
bailing out The Chicago boys were bound to 'ds
game" and stuck to their work until they actually
pulled their boat under and had their oars un.
shipped. They will try II again with Toronto.
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LOTTERIES.
CWAN & cos LOTTERIES
~ TRIiIMpu NTi

The following 6chsme will be drawn by 3. SWAN
4 Co., Managers Of tbe. Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for Novem.
ber, 1885, al AUGUSTA, ia, in public. under the
superintendence of Commissioners.
GLASS 40 draws on SATURDAY, November 9, 1855.
CLASS Al draws on SATURDAY, November Is, 1865.
GLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY, November 20, 1855.
CLASS - draws on S4TURDA Y. November n. 1858.
NTHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
sO,0OU TICkkTS.
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIJHTY-FIyEPR
Nearly one Prize to erery Nine Tieketsi
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~ PAPER HANGINgs, &C.
JOH N r. II Z G. Ma u l. Il,
lQC Main Sfraef

1872 Main street,
SQUARE ABOyEkEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Has now in store his Fall Stock of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, Borders, Views,
&c. Gilt, Velvet, Embossed, Glazed and Plain, EN-.
bracing many new and beautiful styles. He would
DEc0aA77ONs AND WOOD IMTATTONS
which surpnss In sty lie aud beauty any ever before
offered IN this city Among them VIII be found the
CATELLE, IMPERIAL PRINCE fONS. kOES
BURG. CELhSTE. RACHEL ROSE SEASONS
SENSES, GOTHIC OAK, CORLNTHIAN, &c.
which With the rev sty le Of decorating rooms with
GILT WOOD MOULDlNGs. he ia prepared to paper
Rooms, Halle and Entries, la style which cannot
he excclled, and on rs moderate terms any house
in the country.
Plai AID Glazed Papers. ranging from 10 cents to
$lep,I roll,
He5s its an examination of his stock, as he is
determined to do work at q Low FIGURE, and feels
satisfied that he will offer great Inducements to those
who may favor him with call. seT-lm
Mf- The BEAT CosGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup in the world is Harts-
This article ia prepared by q chemist, and 10 pro-
nouncsd by medical men. and those who have used
it, to be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. sore Throat from
a cold, aud q preventive Of that lion OF diseases.
Persons who sing should use it. It lis pleasant to
the TASTE sofeDs clears and strengthens the voice
aays ali irritation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles rs spd so cents and 81. Sold by all Drug.
gists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns In Virginia. oc l5-6m
NY DIR. ACHILLES AsC0LI's Office, 0E
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OFFICIAL DIGsIrY.--Richard Barry, (school com.
missioner OF New York; who plead guilty of
assault and battery one Wolfe, keeper of u
house of ill~fame in Howard street, Was sent to
the penitentiary for four months.
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CoskITrED.-The trial ofDr Theodore Gsillardet
at New York. for an assault with intent to kill MIR
Cranston, the proprietor of the New York Hotel
has resulted inthe conviction Off the accused, where
upon, in accordance with the rules of the court
the Assistant District Attorney moved for his COM
mtment to the city Prison. The defendant was
taken in charge by the officers. and will be SEN
fenced to day. As soon as the jury had pronounced
the verdict Madame Gallardet gave vent to her
emotion in couyulsive shrisks, and the scene was
very affecting.
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MYSTERIOUS LIPE INSURANCE Casa case which
has already attracted some attention, and which 10
hsely 70 produce some further DEVELOPMENTS il
on trisi in the United Ststos Circuit Court
]: proceeds from the mysterious affair which re-
aaitea in the death of Mr.. s. NJ. Holden. at Ann
Arbor. about a year slnce. He was found at night
90 u vacant space of ground, mortaly wounded by
y pistol shot, aid died two days afterwards, re-
fusIng TO give any explanation Of the affair His
life vas Insured Tor the large sum of $4,000, Of
which $4,000 WAS in the Charter Oak Company
Of Hartford; $4,000 in the Uniou Mutual Inr
suFance Company, OF Maine, aud $4,000 in the
Mutual I1fe Insurance Company, of New York
All these policies were obtained eight or ten
months previous TO ths affair which caused his
death. al a premium Of $t2U IS. His widow now
prosecutes the above pauies for the full amount,
commencing with the Mutual Lite Insurance
Company uf New York. The insura nee com pauies
refuse 10 Fay the amount, and contest the case on
fhe ground that Hoden's death was procured BY
fraud for the purpose of obtaining the large
amount OF money dependent upon his life They
maintain thar he not only Was not able TO procure
so large an amount Of insurance consistent with
his pecuuiary matters, but that he was Obliged to
borrow the money with which to pay the pre-.
minms, aud that he engaged in no business
afterwards up to the time OF his death. The
Sheory seems to be, not that be came to his death
by ssassss;S bands, as has been supposed but that
he was Killed by persons interested in the ipsu.
Taace money. whether they will be able to prove
as much remains to be seen. The prosecution
deny every such charge, and challenge q close
scrutiny into the whole matter. The result is
looked for with some nxety.-DetToit Free Press
()cs l-h
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STEPHEN II BRANCH RrDIvIsUs Both boards Of
the common council of New York have accepted an
invitation from Stephen II. Branch inviting them
to attend lecture to be delivered by him. iliustra
tive OF his Imprisonment on Blackweli's Island
He says:
My lecture will open with colored convict bar.
ber with dull shears and razors. clipping and
tearing my hair and whiskers from my head and
tace-the examination OF my person for scars, to
detect me if escaped from prison-my bath-my
cell-my march in the chain-gang (for breakfast
Of bread aud water from the prison to mess bali
my march from mess hall to the quarry, with q
lash at my heels-my drilling holes in the rock.
in the quzrry-my march to mess hall for diuper
(of soup and lean grls.ly meat sad my return to
the qnarry-my march to mess hall for tea (of
bread and water,) and return to prison, with my
bucket. for my nightly repose on my iron COT. l
have engaged persen as oyersser and there will
be three convicts in the chain gang at my lecture
recently discharged from Blackwel's Island, and
VIII keep excellent time iu the "Rogre's March,
before the audience. The chain.gang at my lee
ture will consist Of ten persons, including myself
all clad in inli prison costume.
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CLERGYsEN AT NEW 0RLEANB.-The New Orleans
Bulletin says:
One Protestant and two Catholic clergymen
have already fallen at their posts since the epi-
demic commenced amoug us. More recently the
Rev. Gaylord d. Moore, Of the Third Presbyterian
church, has been attacked, but is rapidly conva-
lescing; and now We have to announce that the
Rev. DIR. Palmer, of the First Presbyter Church.
and the Rev. DR.. Walker, the Presiding Elder Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church OF this District
are both down with the fever. We understand
DIR. Palmers attack TO be very light, and DO apprs-
tensions are entertained TO the result. D..
Walker attacked in Baton Rouge, where we
presume he was s2journng.
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SEVERE DRoUGHr.-The Norfolk Day Book states
that so severe Is the drought in that secti n Of
the State that the citizens of suffolk are forced to
send three miles to the canal for water to drink
An event that WAS never before known by the
Oldest Inhabitants oi that town. At Nor folk, also,
the cisterns have become exhausted.
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~ Honscs's HAIA CurfIHG. SHAvIHc
AND suAxroo1Na sALoox. under the American No
eI-eutrance on 1lth street
n B.-Hot Gold ard shower HAYzs can he had at
III hours Single Bath 2s csnts tickets for one
SclI~r ia4
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~ CIGARS,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large and well selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
l4th street,
between Main and Franklin sta.
B.-CIGARg MADE in any style to order.
~ -
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JOHN F. REGNAULT.

(l92 MAIN STREET
SQUARE AB0VENEN CUSTOM HOUSE,
IL now prepared to exhibit q large and beautiful
assortment Of Velvet Tapestry, Brusselis, Three-
Ply, Ingram, Venetian and Hemp CARPErINGS.
with the other articles enumerated above ami can
assure buyers that he cao offer great inducements.
he ia satis Id to sell his goods at moderate profit
He will be pleased to have his friends Gu .tomers and
buvers generally to call and examine them
~ CARPETS, OIL CLOTH. RODS and PLATES
made to order. 80 23-lm
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5,4S5 prizes, amounting to $4,000
hole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters - 81.
~ A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent to any ono desirous Of receiving It.
Certificates OF packages will be sold as the following
rites, which is the risk:
Certificate Of package Of 10 whole tickets, $50
:" 10 half ~
4" 10 Quarter " n
10 eighth 10
In CRDmINa T1CKHfe Or CKRTIHQAYI0.
1nclose the money to our address for the Tickete
OEuered on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
by hrst mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes Wi1l bO eent
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES after the drawing
Purchasers viii please write their agnaturee
plain. and give their Post Once. County and stste
Remember that every Prize il drawn and BAY.
able In full without deduction.
- All prizes OF 81 600 and under. paid Immediate
~ after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address orders fsr Tickets or Certificates TO
.. SWAN 3 CO., Augusta. 0a,
Or Richmond, Va.
"a Persons reading near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta, 6eorRIa. cat have their orders hlled and
save time. BY addressing Q. SWAN 4 CO.. ct either
~ A List Of shs namhsrs that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one q
entitled to. Will be pnbilHhsd afer evAry rNWngfn n
the following papers: The Augusta (l3a) Consfi.
nationalist. Now Orleans Delta, Mobile k4ejsteY
Nashville 0asette, Atlanta kntelllgenoef New York
Weekly Day Boob, Savannah Daily News, Rich ppdnd
Dispatch. New York DiWAtch, PMuldtng (llioo
Clarion. aud Little fArkl True Democrat. cc15
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Nearly one Prize to erery Nine Tieketsi
GAGNIFlCESI SCHkMs,
20 BIZ DRAWN
rArH 1FyTRDAY IN NOVENRER

APPROPRIATION PRIZES,
prize. are -- $1,000
pIiz- of $500. apprsximating to $4,000
prize, are ZOO
prizes Of 500. approximating to $4,000
prize, are cO0
prizes Of S,25, approximating to 5000
prize, are oco
prizes of $500. approximating to $1,000
prize, are 400
prz of $75. approximating to s.. 600
prz-, are Sco
priz IS Of $50, approximating to 81 SEQ
prize. are W0
5000 prizes of SO are 100000
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MEMBsasHIPs We are requested to
call attention to the fact that the Office of the vr-
giuia Central Agricultural Society, 10 still open at
the Ballard House, where certificates Of member.
ship may be obtained of MIR. Thos. Butler.
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Coon DAYS WokK.-The Central Railroad de-
ivered At its depot In this city, by its regular
trains, Monday last, four thousand one hundred
and twsnty-pine bales cotton, besides q large
amount of other freight. This is said TO be the
largest amount, Of cotton brought to the city
In one day.-Saconnah Rep, 20M inst.
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Ma 8. I. B. P.
From Rev Thomas Binford.
MARL HILL, HenricO co, Val
October I4th 1853.
DRGARLIcK, Dear S'r:-Hasing used to some con
siderab extent, your Sempies Baking Powder,
unhestatiugiy pronounce 1t to be superior to any
thing that has been used in my family for purposes
which it is recommended.
oc low THOMAS BINFoRD
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T1O COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--LARUs

Two COUNTRY YMERCHANTS.--LARUs
Of Staple and fancy Goods. of their own imports-
part, part Watches. Jswsirs. CUTLERY. Guns. Pisssis,
Housefurnishing Articles &c, &C. which will be sold
on very liberal terms. Call and examine for your
selves. oce-lm +
THE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence of
with the MACHINERY, &c. The buildings oecupy
10Th ssress, and are sdapssi % this busi
a sixteen horse power Engine. all in perfect order
and Offers . rare opportunity to those who may be
inclined to engage in sure and profitable business.
Terms @ accommodating. HRA,pwrs
A VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOA
"A SALE Il Offer for sale that most desirable
Dairy and Market Farm. on the new csntral road.
known as summerfield one mile and . half below
balance in woods, sdoiniug the cottage farm recent
ly owned by Kills Pears Theimprovements con-
skt OF framed Dseling. recently built Of the best
materials, coGtaiLipg Ur rooms. with the usuai
eut-Aonses This iara is admirably suited for 9
narke asd dairy farm; produces we'll OF the usnai
would enable tho owner % ill several ice houses
sell bargain For Sshsr S Epsrs Lara ssPHDs Hs,ns
ocD Once over Bodsksr's Drug stors.
MORE CLOTHING.-D DAkRACOff,
IVA HARRIS 4 co. have this day received an
other lot Of fne Clothing, consisting OF nne Seal
skin Raglans and B,assr oyercosts; nne Business
m mt Of Seys Coss.. jackets. Pant. and ves.s;
manner. and win be cold very low. Call a. No. liz.
Main street. DARRACOTr. HARRIS Co
oc 20 Successors to Merchant. Wsisiser 90.
T'O TIMBER GETfERS.-Proppsals
L will BE- received BY the undersigned, st the Of
2. or ssa ss. brosa measure
heart pine timber for bridges
Jenny LIND BEDsTEADs.-Just re-
ssiysd per steamer, large assortment q Roe
wood Mahogany and walnut Jenny Lind bedsfeads
o. is-im y" p LARUs SHINE.
DARLOR AND CHAMBER kURNI-
TURE.-Ws have Just rscei, ed . isrge and spiea
did stock OF Parlor and CHAMBER turnisur:. sm
eeS =. iSs':s "a ,1s e as ssss
ocs-Im LAROe SHINE.
I'M 8. MEADOR, has taken room il
W. the whie building " here be will he plessst
Tsfslyy ps ths rdsF. = be Hs pF0pssss
IEcr ORDER and @ coniinue to give the satisfAe
ton which hes gained him % many eusso0sys ant
ftiends; He onfy. asss . trial and vii suArAntss
sharp Razors. He also shsEpens ksives. sci.soss 80
NEW STOCK CHANDELIEkH, A0.. jus'
~ received at eTEBDlNs PULLnNr.
% Is l0i eroed g.
In 01n feet wide 3-4 and ! incl
PINn B0ARD6-hndins On ~
Dock frem achr EnterrEiss. fos saie low and on ~
zI'ns scI s'sns ~ 1auMAS 4. PARKRs.
In MdA FRET DEAcUNEu YAK
IOUsNOJU TODACeO BOZ DQARDe-landine
on the Deeh fFon bossd schr \ W1naAe. er 81
iov. ~ oa afeanns ssas!sg ssps eynvwr.
nRAYNAN nR HAS Aave : gold
Opuy ps4vov ~ hiEs tor H. he,eses u - bssr
| John uAnR1o.
caH-1V ~ Harris 0ceedk - loafA
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~ RICH AND EsAUTIFuL
EXTREMELY Low PRIcES

~ RICH AND BEAUTIFUL
DRY GOODS,
AT
EXTREMELY Low PRICES
SECON SUPPLY THIS SEASON. |
GRENSHAW, QUARLES co, have received. |
per steamers jamestown and Roanoke, their second
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS, |
embracing all the new designs In LADIES' DRESS |
GOODS, SHAWL, CLOAkS, EMBROIDEkIES, |
goods for Gents, Boys, Misses and rvants wear,
to which they invite The attention of the trade.
&C 20-6t 220 BROAD STREET. |