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IHE TuRF.-F7ora Temple Matched Aqaiu.
sporting men were surprised yesterday by the
announcement that another horse had alrasd Y
oeen found to contend with Flora Temple. So
soon alter her victory over Ethan Allen in the
astounding time of 2:2j to wagons Two
matches were made on Tuesday evening, be-
tween Flora and the mare Princess. both IN
wagons-One three miles and repeat. the other
Two miles and repeat. The time for these in
terestlng contests has not been fixed upon. but
Is to be determined upon TODAY
PrlnceSs was formerly owned in Chicago.
where she was kept for the purpose of breeding.
and had two colts She was subsequently sold
and taken to California, where she was quite
successful. Her original name was Topsy She
has won good deal Of money on the track at
New Orleans. Great confidence is felt in the
sagaeIty OF her owner and il il thought that be
would hot match her without knowing precise
ly what she could do. On this account. peopl.,
are afraid, at present, to risk money, even on
Flora Temple against her
There WAS Il good deal Of exultation yester-
day over The Vermont men at the ,ofeat of
Ethan Allen, the day previous. II was said
thAt they were now obliged 10 leave some of
their money here, even against their will
When Ethan and Flora were first brought nm
IN front of the judges stand, it was observed
that Hiram Woodruff, the driver of Ethan and
IN whose hands Flora won her first renown-
look OH hls cap and made low polite bow to
The mare Hiram was spoken to about this
yesterday, and he replied: Yes did it, be-
cause L made up my mind years ago that she
was the Mistress of the World" He has had
no occasion yet TO change that opinion.
The handicap advertised for yesterday on
the Eclipse Course was postponed ON account
OF the weather to Friday next. Mt | o'clock
We are assured by Mr.. Purdy that seven horses
are sure to start, among them the imported
English filly Fleeting Moments On the same
day two other races take place on this Course;
IN one of them the famous Virginia horses Two
Bits and GlencOna, and the Tennessee horse
BIZ Cheatham are to run. The jockeys will
All De dressed In white-topped boots and
Tribune.
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~ The Empress Eugenie has given an appre-
ciating opening to her decreeing powers as regent
She has decreed-and it is her first dccree-that
,he gallant looking MAJOR Henry be made full
colonel, and placed near her person on The ,rect
stan OF Prince Jerome Bona parte lie is a dne
fellow, and will be a safe guardian i'm the hour of
danger, although the Emperor, perhaps, NAV
think he had disposed well OF him by moving nj m,
10 corps d'armee Of Prince Napoleon eTbat
would take him from Paris; now he is decreed 10
be rs ofiicerly future there
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9, " A copy of DIR. Cheever's work, God against
slavery, was recently sent To the Queen OF Eng
land by one of his friends Sir C. b Pbipps sent a
most conrteous reply, announcing his royal pleasure
in accepting the volume II is expected that she
will read it.-N. Y Post
As 1t would not De fair II the Queen received
loP-sided impressions of truth, 1t is TO DE hoped
some one will write "The Almighty against the
Opium Trade" and send her that too
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a HEARTRENDING OcCURRENCR.-Mrs Abigail
Centre, OF Manchester. IN ii. J committed suicide
on Tuesday afternoon last by swallowing strvch-
nine IL tappears that just previous to swallowing
tue drug she had qu1rreled with her husband
ana when The poison commenced its deadly wUrk'
made frantic appeals To be saved Physicians
Were sent for, but it was too late Her convulsive
screams and writings are described rs being most
terrible and her pleadings for life Of the most
heartrcnding character
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WOOD AND COAL.

/ McKNEW Il MARLOW,S
STE NJ FIRE- WOOD MILLS
CORNER TIN STREET AND CANAL
Wood Sawed in pieces for &c. per cord,
Wood Sawed IN pieces for SIC per cord
Wood Sawed IN pieces for 5pc per cord
Delivered to any part of the city,
Delivered Ia any part OF the city,
- Delivered tO any part of the clty
kIndIng. Cooking, and Stove WOOD manu(ac-
tnIed and for sa 9 at greatly reduced prices
GOAL of all kinds always or hand.
Terms CASH.
IL Full measure and weight may be relied ON in
every lnt nttance.
MCKNEW Il NARROW
.tJ Ofces-Corner 7th street and Canal, and on
5th street between II and streets
IL Orders sent to either Office will receive nor
sOhd attention.. is6t If
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SELLING AT COST!
~ SELLING AT COST!

~ SELLING AT COST!
At III. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.
10 LontSnHa ACsnns, bstUs.H nh and 8th Strsets
Mn,< call the particular attention of the IN
ANfk<iadies and purchasers generally, that ISNN
30H.e shall leave for Europe In July next *
thsTei!re from this day, offer my entire stock of
sistIng Of ~
5O French pattern Bonnets from 81 50 to S.
to S2.5O, " @
go Ladies', Misses, and Chdren's Flats,
Hats from ~ cents To S25,
fIne Ribbons from cents tn 25 cents ward,
hne and large stock of Artificial Flowers
Laces and Silk MantIllas and Shawls from 80 to
$50, - "
splendid assortment Of Dress Trimmings and
Buttons, WIN
Collars and Sleeves IN general, with large stock
of Fancy Goods. ~
II , discount of 5 per cent for every nurcha sa
above San will he made.
IL shall Po.Itlyely sail for Europe in July
ii KING, 46 LouisIaua ave .
between 9TH and 9Th SITS, under the
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IL The negroes of New England have called
convention, TO De held in Boston, on kontihy.
ne LIST Of August 1859, TO take into consideration
tue subjects connected with the moral social and
political elevation Of the colored Tace, In the New
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fEhALE CURIOSITY To SEE PRISONERS
The officers in charge of the city prison Oh
serve a. a singular fact, that there il great
curiosity to see notorious criminals and assert
that tins curiosity is more prevalent among the
iair Sex than among men. They say, further
more, that the greater the offence Of the Grim
inal the greater Is female curiosity; and that
scarcely day elapses without applications
from ladies 60 see stephens, Glass and other
prisoners who have committed great crimes
stephens, indeed, has been quite lion among
the gentle sympathisers, and numerous eyes
hsSe giistened with tears for his approaching
Ia'e- Two ladies from Boston called last week
anu had quite lengthy conference with him
fsssiIg "n To the cell or Glass. they asked him
What he was IN there for aud he repIieJ that
ne was Mormon, and was SUFFERING for hi !.
religion, having married four wives in accord
ahee with has creed, which perverse genera
lion deemed contrary TO the well -being ~ So
cleiy. The younger and prettier Of his inon;s-
liors was highly Indignant, and boldly iecIaIeJ
That she believed he ought To he punished. IN a
hoped ne would be kept in prison until he
learned better than to do such wicked tbin,,s
mat seems more singular still not a weeL
eiapses but females apply to be Informed when
Ihere viii he execution, and TO beg the priyi.
iege ot witnessing the execution.-N Y. Po.f
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MI - TEETH.
w. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee of
| the MlN NER PI.ATET TEETH, attenils
personally at his Office In this city &SS
Many persons can wear these Teeth who SG1ID
cannot wear others; and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they NAV desire
but TO those who particular and wish the pnrest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect dsnture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will he
Rooms in this city, No. S36 Penn. avenue, between
pha. "a 2lIy
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OBITUARY. The circumstances connected
WITH The sudden and melancholy death of that
m"'t worthy and cstimable Young man. Alley
Bell, only son of Mr. Alex. Bell of Washing
tpn eity, formerly of Culpeper county, Va,
have already been announced To his nunerous
friends. Having been Intimately acquainted
lcom hIS earliest youth with the subject of this
hHuce, feel lt but an act Of Justice to offer a
it" brIei remarks upon his life and character
~ regards his temperament, nc was always
cheerful. contented and happy-slways ready
to act hiS part towards his fellow associates
and whenever duties to home and his parents
were resting upon him, no one was more ready
I" attend to them. His moral character was
above reprOach, free from everything like pro-
i&Elty and dissipation, and from all those vices
Mhieh stain the purity of youth The slender
thread OF life is broken, and with all his HIGH
and ennObling qualities, both of head and
heart, 1T has pleased Almighty God to summon
passed as bright and beautiful vision from
earth to Heaven
The star that shines so pure and bright.
Like i fdr-OG place OF bliss
Aud tells the broken hearted
There i brighter world than this
The large cOncOurSe Of persons who followed
hls remains to their - last resting place" and
the deep sorrow and grief manifested by them
attest the high estimation in which he was held
10y the community in which he was raised Cut
ID IN his youthful prime, with the hopes Of
ionh parents eentered upon him. beautiful
wreath of siSterly affection eneircling his brow
ere yet the bright foam had been qnaifed from
mes goblet. and his lips had tasted the bitter
dregS, tls selfish in us to regret him. We know
that whom the Gods love die young - that
- death loves shining mark and this un-
timely loss but adds another bitter eonfrma-
tion Z" the already proven fact Thy friends
were many Tor none knew thee but to love
Thee. and all mourn thee, cut down like a
rose IN full bloom, May the Almighty Father.
who has called thee away, teach all thy fellow
associates - be like thee, namely true. affec-
iiUnate, and kind. CrLprprp
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FoR RENr-The DWELLING PART Of the
Fac SsfLf ABfRs BRU TO- CAMPBELL coYfiE
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-situated
Gsorgs, 1n a,e6ana,ia county, about 2h miles from
SS5R5: .S5 &c fss
VAaLErAi.BbbE .ri.i FARM FOR SALE, or exchange
containing 80 acres more or less, lying in Mont
leading Rokve about p miles from S'ses Wsshns iGsd
ton and 4 miles from Rockville. For particulafs
ma 2l-6w. CAROLINE F. holland.
EARM FOR SALE.-In pursuance of tho power
!, ~ vested IN us by the will of the late Timothy
that and We S5sr nt private sale
containing Containing one hundred ard twenty eight acres,
three roods and eight perches, situated between and
nindliig on the Washington branch of B. and o. .
X. and the Baltimore and W ashington Turnpike. /
mile from Betsvllie Post Office and miles from IT.
for health tAe society excelloui; and churches of
nearly al DENOMINATIONS within a short distances
convenient To excellent schools and a grist mill
within mIlc. The urighborhGnd is RAPIDLY i'm
proving This Is one of the most beautifully stu
BALTIMORE and Washingto possessug the adyan
taGe of a market IN either city.
washington can he reached By railroad in thirty
mlnutts. ,Baltnnore in about an hour
The land Is ina high state of cultivation no pains
or expense having been srared in improving aud
1aTtiiiZlng by use of the most permanent manuTrs
Fhcfc IS an abundant supply of water-a never fail
Ing stream running thruug h each field,
Ihe improvements consist of a comfortable brick
dwsiling, with rooms, IN excellent repair: Iarn
stable, ice house; well of water in the harm
an orchard OF the choicest fruit-apples Peaches
pears, FlumbS, Sc -
All the necessary Farming Utensils and fine Stock
Will be sold with the place or Sc parateiy.
The terms will be liberal and made to suit pur-
chasers. ~
Further information may lie obtained from Dr. F.
pl,onnoghue, ou the place, who will take pleasure
IN showlng III to persons wishing to purchase, or
from the Executors in Georgetown. d. c.
SARAH ODUNNOGHUE,
JAMES O'DONNOGHUE,
PETER O'DONNOGHUE,
ma De- D2tawln& W4wt Execntors
tNOR SAbE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
. GeorgetOwn, pleasantly situated on West st.
In the midst of an agreeable and polished society
and convenient to the best schools and churches.
sum OF money will he taken which will give TO the
purchaser in rents, 10 per cent. Terms: One fourth
cash and the balance in 2. and years with inte-
rest half yearly. Mr.. T.. nj. Hanson, gent of Fire
Insurance Company. 9TH street, will designate the
property more particularly.
f. b. ADDISON, Agent,
mal l3-eOu Alexandria, Va.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

H. DENTAL NOTICE,
- X. HILLS has removed his OEice to the room,
long occupied by DIR. blalster, $50 Penn,!a
avenue, between 9th and iGth sts., wherpN@
he will be pleased 10 see all who may desire OIlO
his services. For professional ability 1 am kipdi,
permitted to refer to DIR. Master. lad
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IIUkUts JIo, HdTVes SdbU, quarters 75 el hts 81
Address FRANCE, ,BROADBENTS a. CO.
WHINING TON, UsL,
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EOk RENF-The DWELLING PART of the
3s.oLy Hause south side Of Pennsy wanna av.,
east ol TN street, and over Harvey a. Co "a Hard
ware store. Apply to CAMPBELL COYLE, OF
r. W 4 Isr q BRc. mar IL III
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RETURN OF MINIsrERs.-Dr. j. R. Finley
and Rev. John B. Dey, having been reap
pointed by Bishop Earle, at the session OF
the Virginia Annual Conference of the Me
thodist Episcopal Church, South, have en-
tered again upon the discharge OF their past
oral and pulpit duties.
DR.. Finley has labored with great accept
ability among the members of his charge
His style of preaching is very attractive and
instructive, remarkable for solid thought,
the strength of argument, and we'll calculat-
ed to produce lasting and sanitary impress
sions upon the minds ofhis hearers.
Mr.. Dey is fluent, ready speaker, of the
off-hand order, and his sermons evince close
study and much theological research, while
his style of oratory gives indica ton of in
creasing eminence as minister OF the gospel
of Christ.
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A Brilliant Gallery

w HO is not fond of pretty Pictures Such
Pictures by the hundreds can be seen at
the magnificent Gallery of BUEWEI.TA x
HOLIDAY, No. IA, Main street in this citv .
where beautiful, striking and accurate speci
mems OF every variety of AMBROTYPEs
DAHuEROI4PES and PHOTOGRAPHS can
be seen, as perfectly gotten up as il is nossibie
to conceive, and at any price from FIFTY cents
upward Let every reader take the hint, ssto
secure the shadow ere the substance fades's
SPECIAL attra ction will be found in the
large and exquisite collection of OVAL Cir
a NJ s-a new and most elegant STYLE OF
mounting Portraits, which we have lust re-
cei'ed. Ihis is the new feature of the day,
the beautiful. Vi
hecolect, that we challenge any establish
hleht 10 get up Portraits richer in tone. more
axcltiate n deliniation, more durable, or FoR
LESS MoNJH. va ''N
no ~ BURWELL & HOBDAY
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TIE NEW MARKET HoUsE.-We have often
fought that there was comparison be-
Eeen the new Market House and the Blim-
eTsvlle Church, which Ike Marvel has i'm
ortalized. That splendid edifice as we'll as
hmerous other magnificent buildings was
ever erected, and only existed in the lively
Imagination of the owner of the said Blim-
frsV1ie property; so thought we, was the
Sc with the new market; we thought that
emily existed in the lively imagination of
be City Council, and was fearful that it
food about the same chance of grazing
Market Square as the steeple of the Blim-
Church did of casting its long
shadow over the Blimmersville property
But for once in our lives we have been mis-
taken; it is very rare thing for newspapers
to be mistaken, but eve acknowledge the
corn," and confess ourselves every much
taken in" The new Market House has been
commenced The brick foundations for the
columns have been put down, and the stone
coping laid, and the enterprising Contrac-
tor will now push the matter on with that
energy for which he is SO well known. 1t is
10, his hands now, and the comparison be-
k7een the new Market House, and the Blim-
rersville Church is lost forever.
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That RoPE.-The rope Intended for the
execution of "old Brown" was made in
Kentucky by gentleman for that purpose,
of the native hemp, and was forwarded to
Gov. Wise by Mr.. Wilson, of Kentucky, and
accepted by the Governor. Major Talbot
who came through Richmond last evening, is
one of committee of gentlemen bound for
Charlestown with the rope. Maj. Talbot
mas in his possession small piece of it given
70 him by Mr.. Brown, aid to Gov Wise.
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Local Items.

NAvAL.-The U. s. Surveying Steamer
Ken arrived here yesterday at noon, in 40
hrs from New York, and reports having
|assed the English ship Dublin, beating into
hampton Roads.
The following is a list of her officers:
Lieut. Commanding-Thos. s. Phelps.
Executive Officer--J. B. Minor.
Masters Mates-Jno. W Murdaugh, Thos.
Robbins, Lewis Ketchum.
EChief Surgeon-Edw. L. Brady.
Asst do. Robt. Farren.
Physician-Chas. E. TORY.
The Vixen will stop few days at Norfolk
her way to the Gulf.
he sloop-of war John Adams was at Rio
'Janeiro on the 9th of October; officers
d crew all well. Hon. Benjamin G. YAM
Minister to the Argentine Confedera-
arrived on the 9Th, and left in the Brit
packet on the 9Th, on his way to the U.
d. The John Adams was to sail immediate
for the East Indies.
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ChiIdren's Shoes.

A GREAT variety of styles and qualities at
IA No. 10 Market Square We have some eX-
cellent Boottes made of Goat Morocco, made
esp ecially to ouI order, then some very pretty
French, Grey Foxed Boots with and without
heels, and ligh and dark colored Morocco of
different makes. ANY person wishing to get
something neat and pretty as well as durable
need only call at No. Is. and they will be
suited.
de + w SEABUkY,SISONS
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OPERA HoUsB.-Messrs. Joe and Sam Par
yer take benefit to night. The patriotic
drama of Horseshoe Robinson, or, the Bat
tie of Kings Mountain will be performed
These gentlemen deserve ''bumper" Tor
their active and successful efforts recently, to
entertain Norfolk audiences with perform
ances of very high order.
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IL f w SEABUkY'S,SONS.
SCHOOL HOODS.

4 SPLENDID assortment of Fancy Knit
[ \ Hoods for Children and Ladies of the most
beautiful styles and extremely Cheap VARYING
in prices from 20c. to 81 90 can be found at the
American Flag Sign on Church street
de T G WILLIAMS
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WINANs STEAMER.-The cigar shaped
steamer will arrive at Chamberlains wharf
this afternoon. She will doubtless attract the
attention of thousands who are anxious to
see her.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-The North Carolina
and Virginia hotel was sold at auction yes
terday by Jas. G. Pollard, auct. for S2,s75.
Jao. B. Whitehead and VIM. H Turner pur-
chasars.
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Landscape Painting.

H i-stn Undersigned is now prepared to give
instructions III Landscape Painting His
peculiar method of instruction is entirely ori.
s per n,,u tparts at once 70 the pupil pro-
Safy 10 become finished artist, Those desiT-
learn 10 an 1"T advantage Of this opportunity to
scrloef mas been over 30 years maturing. this
rare chance Is offered to them He can con
vince the most incredulous, that in two les
a sphS h he mas mp1red knowledge of the
ton and study by the old system as tamg,t ~
me the yaIious schools and 8emnaries throughout
ton, $50, payable in advance perfect satisf.c-
uon guaranteed. For further information call
on the undersigned at his studio, on Main street
over Dawes Dry Goods Store and opposite the
site OF the Mechanics Hall
Rs- p Sin consequence Of professional
engagements, the undersigned would reques
.nat nose deslrous of taking advantage OF his
system OF tuition, will come forward at the
opening Of the class on Monday Nov 2ett
WIN, whlcn positively closes on the Path of Decem-
per per lS59, as he will be otherwise engaged after
that date. '''''
L. BONEAU DE ST MARCEL.
nov IS-lm handsome and Portraif po;n+a,
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PREACHERS FROM NoRFoLK.-Rev.
Toy, son of DR.. Toy, of our city,

hpit and solid piety give promise of
est efficiency in the high and holy sphere
of action which he has chosen.
Rev. Jas. P. Martin, son of the late A. A.
Martin, Esq.,, has also entered upon the dis
charge of ministerial duties, with talents and
high moral endowments which admirably
qualify him for future happiness.
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FROSTED FEET.-Heat brick very hot,
snd hold the foot over it as closely as it can
be held without burning. Cut an onion in
NO, and dipping it repeatedly in salt, rub it
bill over the foot. The juice of the onion will
be dried into the foot, and effect cure in
very short time. If this is done for few
tiaes, it is almost certain to cure your feet
teutirely,
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NOTICE

40 TO DAVIS, No "a Church street,
VI few doors above Main, to get your Boots
He makes to order every style Of Boot or Shoe
now worn, and guarantees satisfaction in all
cases.
The very best French Calf Skins that can be
gotten is always on hand, and the best work.
men employed. no 25
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Dimity Bands, Dimity Bands.
QEAUTIFUL STYLES, very fine, and ex-
- tremely cheap. Ladies who are in want of
Dimity Ruffles can find them very nice at the
American Flag Sign Church street, Norfolk,
Va.
del TIC WILLIAMS
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Auction Sales.
SePgeant's Sale.

Sergeant's Sale.
QY VIRTUE of a warrant of Distress in my
~ hands in favor o. F. B. Association VS. S.
Dannenburg, shall sell on WEDNESDAY,
the 7th day of Dec, at | O'Clock, on the prem
ises under the o. F. Hall on Church street, the
entire Stock of B ONT ETS, TRIMMINGS,
FLOWERS, &c. Also the Store will be rented
out for the balance of the year.
de 2-td THOS. j. CORPREW Sergeant.
DAILY SALES.
From 10 to I2 A. Nj. and to- y. M.
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. Is, F MAIN STREET.
FSNEiE Stock consists of varied assortment
of DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales: In order to accommodate the Ladies we
will have daily sales from 10 to y o'clock and
for the gentle men evening sales from to o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited
as the stock is to be sold out as soen as NAV he
Sale Posltive-to commence on MONDAY
Nov. 2'st. FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctioneers
P. S;-Goods will be retailed low during in
termediate hours. F.&B.
no l9tf
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KILLEp.-A negro man was killed at Ivor
Station day before yesterday.
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Runaway-S5O Reward.

q " u SUO Itt W dTU.
X ANAWAY from the Subscriber, his negro
abor MS9 9oe WILLIAM William is % years old
eyes and has lost one of his upper teeth: vha4
spoken to seems to be confused He formerly
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne, ana
lived lived with the undersigned last year near MILE
reward OF $5U for him, if secured in anv All il,
this State so that can get him.
JNO. II. HOPE,
,, AZ Proprietor City Hotel,
Sc I'll Williamsburg Va