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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-11

TAS. S. ROBINSON RESPECTFULLY informs
his friends and the public that he continues the business
fPAPER AND PAPER MILL. STOCK,) at the same stand
No. "a Charles street. Baltimore, where he has on hand
well assorted stock of all kinds of Paper, which he is
selling on liberal terms Glow prices.
Will PURCHASE for cash all kinds of PAPER Mill Stock
such as Rags, Canvas, Rope, Waste Paper, etc, etc
LAS s ROBINSON
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$umbGr.

WILLIAMS S. CROSS,
w l. MBER, STAVE, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
n. f. corner F. Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
Willattend to selling all kinds Lumber Slaves Shocks
Grain, &C, and fill orders for same
REFER
Messrs Magraw Koons, Agents Pa Central RR Co Bait
n. 7. Kimball, Esq, Baltimore
Re = C. Springer g Esq Custom House. Baltimore.
Fenby Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa.
W. Miller, Esq, Burlington, Pa. mh7-u
T UMBER, SHINGLES,
IL HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale at our wharf:
100000 No HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet ~ and 81 HemIock FENCING
large lot of Oak and Ash Timber WheeIwr ghs ard
others Also every variety oil Building Material ali which
we Offer at lowest market
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN It CO.,
West side Of Union Dock,
ap7t adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
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Baltimore, 4th August
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR
LATHE PELLEVOISIN BRANDY 1 will have on hand a
stock Of Pale and Dark in half quarter and octave
anu am prepared to forward orders for this well known mark
from parties DESTROYS to import the direct
G. o. G0RTER,
ao-d No 80 s. Gay street
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IN lSSOLUTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF
~ ROBINSON Il GREEN0UGH has this day been dis
sSyed oy mutual consent Al persons having CLAIMS and
late firm. JAS S. ROBINSON,
July 1st 1859 +. A. GREEN0UGH.
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4rn 6oO0s.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

EHRESH ARRIVAL.
T. GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
FOR SPRING
We are now opening splendid assortment of Spring
Goods,
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
to which specially invite the attention customers
Our assortment is very large and complete consisting
Goods gotten out exclusively foT sales.
~ SHIRTS! SHIRTSl ut
We are now manufacturing to order our celebrated
POINTED YOKE SHIRT,
which Is in superior those heretofore made
by us, and are giving universal satisfaction.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO.,
49,. 1856 Baltimore street,
mh+-u opposite Museum.
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Go-Dmtntrsbip AGtirts.

tx STING UNDER THE FIRM OF PELLEVoIsTV
AINE& 70, La Roc ellie, Is THIS DAY DISSOLVED OIL
the request consequence of the i'll 18th of Mr. Pei
levosn father The firm will only consist for its auia
ton wherewh the remaining partners Messrs Victor AMI
Aphonse PeVoisin are charged In thanking our friend
for confidence wherewith they have honored us we re
quest its continuance for our successors ~ Wv "
,.,,, ~. PELLEY OISGN, AINE co.
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Successors of the former firm we hope You will accord us
the confidence wherewh the old firm has been honored
from us loundatiou.i VICTOR PELLEV0ISIN,
ALPHONSE PELLFVOISIN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-19
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Neue Deutf6e appt6ete.

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Seutfte @pctbete trridtst, in fpeider mir ale beutiher Yr6rarats
balttn une allies su unisrem gslhdft glptbpenbise fri16 unb pom
Der bsIen Quolttdt lfcts rprrattis balt,n psrben. gBir Iaben bss~
halb ole Deutl6e ub unlere Greunee elm, BEL uns pprsafpre6en
UNI islSt bic SuoIitdt unisrsr aVesteinsn Sn Ssriu ben, : @resre
peIeen nit auer Sprefalt oeS Nadbts unp SaerS bercitet. - BE-
iielsn9sn POM 3anec perbsn ouf cas @lnttihits btipret.
GenlterslGs nne 9irlel ron allen Sprten unb 9r6fen,
Gar6en Ypn allen SuoIitdwn unb Nlanufoctureu,
Sortmpnnoiss unp Seifen Su Den b~iIIieitsn 9rci1sn unS
Ron allen Sprten,
9arfumsrisn, 9,urlen, 8dnune, S~cienpicoel. adj,
ts 9Ilnilbes 9Dofe, gerur;t IL. eg!
fb itrtS friid III baten.
Soeben erbietten mir cine ncue 0obun9 or @rroctca ~fraus1ffdc
ptmbsersn uno Grsbeercn SNfte, mclde mir ;u ben b~iaisien 9rei.
0n VCrfauftn.
gbrur9iibe Snfrumcnte, Gisarrcn, 8abat Ii. bel. weresn Tts
p~rrrdtbi9 9ebalten.
greseeihncte Beine, wctte ni6t ssmiIbt uno nur ben 8,or.
Ten ce metten Nrblttaten tbun, tcrcen cbenfoIs in grcber @alit
pprrdtbis ecbolten.
uetcrbdupt GleS, mac III unfertm Geibdfc acb6rt, mirc nor
ban bsten beutIGen, er9HIhtn, franS6itl6en unb ameritoniIdsn
Sonelunden be;reen.
Strr paul 6tI6er, bcuifGcr %9pptbefer, mcld,cr fb bcntuten
mire unlert Ruben ltets nit Ger eroehn Mulmcrfidmtcit III bebon-
oeln, miro len ScltcS tasu ~beityo9cr, UNI ben QBunIten uRiCrcr
Srneen pputcnntcr 81 eriipreden.
Inn Sablrci6cn Sulprud ttrn
8ortn9 II. 9carce,
Npctbcfcr unb Gbeniter
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So9n 6rieDert@,
manufacturers nnp Supporter Of SupelrY SIR. 1873
Galt<SaltimOre=St Street. Baltimore Mb.
Oeuti&e Mpothefe.

Die on mir neu ein9erihhte oeutIhe @ppbefs, ali Ser Srpdbfr.
ipthen Der l. uo groOf &penue 9sIcSeu. lit rem bsutldsn gubli>
fun jct erOHnet. 9urd, aufmertlane, pinftlidr uub reeae 8eoies
nun9 bore ib mir o0s 3utrouen meiner 8unoen III erwer6en unb
III erboIten. SD erlaube mir npb gu bemerfen, ba6 ib cine 0pr>
trsfRt6e &uspabl Der beten unb friI1eiten @rbicanente Enb Dro,
9uen perionltd in NCp gOrf non ben befen SmpOrteuren eineefauft
habe, Uno oesbalh I'M Q anbe bin, ie9liden @nfproeuInasa aufs
8Olfpmmcnfe III entlprehen.
I'm e~efaui9en 3uipru6 6it.t 9. 6. BiT6er, @at.
Heeepte tperbtn su isoer 3eit, Bel Gag unS Naht, pom mir Ielbf
nit Der sr0Btsn &ceuraeds anssftrtist. 6. 6. &.
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Ocean 9adet= UNI @elp 8ef6rperunss GommiIion
N1enten:
g. 1dluiot "a Gn

Sncoffp~, mmif1tpnS-, Spebttipns- unb
@ebieI~ 8cI66ft.
Sricfe uno 9adCte, leetcre tS III so QfunbGeridt, mcrbcn
nit lebem ron bier o~t9cbenben 9pfodmpfcr ne6 irssnb einemOrtt
Der Sseit ~(o0riL9lib 9cutidlanb uS bic SbretO frontirt Biz
CUR Sclttmmuns ,peer thCihneiie, prpmpt uno nit Der sy6gtcn Cider
belt crrcetrt, 9cSen gorontte unS Stein.
Wt@isl une @nwctlun9en, in Der 5outpGdecn Srr
5cul3lanc SGelbar, itno ~ ben %ntcbr9lhn@ ruricn in benz Obisn
Bureau III babtn.
btun9tn an irssn6 cine @breic in DcutT&;-
Lamp, tru Ie Saue Selittsrt, 0e9cn Quttun8.- 9aIa9esSiGCte
unb 8eiep6ne.
pD-Ear @idmpns unb ~llm9cstnb tobcn mir Srn. %. SuTfcI
unltrc @Srntur ubcrtrosen. IS. S6mtet II. 80.
Did auf SbiseS ~brSitbenc, bihct tint bic 9eneiStcnIuirdec mel.
Der Freunbc umo 4onoSIcute y. SoGIeL.
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&illtum 81 psr,
Slc6ihmieo,

SIcobidmieo,
@de Der 2ten uno Srcat1ra6e.
Gue In tae 8tcmpns rsclH6ft cinI6Ioscrte Trbcttcr wsrben
biliaft uHr ftneq auSeefubri, uno bitttt Ger llutcrsrjdncle,
ssrartise auitrd9e bel ikm ~abiu8cben, ga or bappn ~utcrseuat
III, burdb eu:e mn bauert6fte Grbcit fene 1cetrtcn Sunhen
sufrtectn III itcisn. age &rrn 81 paroturth merpsu itnsu
0ueScfubrt. @tiliom Niper.
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0plrarbeitcr uup ubrmadber,
Srpapfrect 9tr. 127 sniihcn Z. uno 8. StraGs
Dem SrGprids bur9er= 9tihnenper GilentabnsDcpp
9%e9euuber
Dur@ lansidbri9e &rantli6teit p~eranlaBt mein
@elhdit auf3u9cbea, bietc iD biemit einem 9ecGrten
9ublttum mrin wpbIaIcrrirte0 Eager bon ubrrn 1t.
@plpm0arcn gu Den b%ili9iten 9rciIcr an unO be-
merle, RAP Gin 9rp6cr She'll Der @'plowaaren ppn
mir iclbit an9cfrrtiSt ~prtrper, fir pcrcn SpGipitGt
iD nit 9tcbt biir9eu tann.
slud bin iA sSilenS mein febr pplltGnoiscs
@plrarbettcr <9Scrt5cu9, iurie cine Oia6e &arncul,
3aspis, unc picIe anpcrc aAtr uup un66tc Gpclt
i1iue Su Ycrfaufen.
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s. trcI6. 9rris % Gents.

Gin 1aisnter 1T nibt elm @uh. wcl@cS btrs bn 9atum vten
lpu; nod pcntSer ipu ss 9rrpttitibuneen unp bereIeitsu lninn
trin9cn; ionoeJn Gin 8alcncer fol- ldn Gin
Sclfstnb, gu llnterbdltung, III Nus uno 0ebrs.
Der llnt;,ci6ucte bat in 9eut1dldro eff Sabre lang, ron 1871
ttS 1881 eiutn NolenSsr berNue9c9ebcn I'M crIteu Sabr ieete or
ntdpt rruc 5000 erCnrlore al, m1brcne Ter brittle Scbr0lr0 Ihcn
cine Circulation ron gcsen 10000 GrtmpIaren bate, trre Or GRO
pen GrneurrenS int Saleneerfa6 in 9cutfdlanc. 98ae icncm
S,sIGhss hrr,,sI ssn ,r,, 0,rrnS =. euI"SIH. NV, ST ytw.'s'
neil Elm Aalenotr Elm BUD N, weldbte eun sekt 2suter eefouft
mtre. biz limit eaS game Sabr binturG ter anbcrce Bud taufcn,
or riht tntcrbalrubeS uh NurSwcil oNein. lpneerr audi prattiIb
N6ettes entbalhn nalic, 10 Rag bic NuS9ote bofur Dem, Ter i'm
tautt, nirtlNb wiecer crEbt prp. Dies 9rretp bat Der Strous~
9eber audi bel een Jest bier onaeflubieten 8alsncer bcfpIet, Inter
Batteries uS SurSrtil iib BARN nit Nuslidbcm ptrcint, uno or
bait I'D, htsrWu9t, eaB aud bieier Salenbcr lid bllo cine errEe
Shoar Srn Srcunben 9erpnncn tperbe. Srtebr. @erb0rb.
9terr 9prt, Cgpltbpr 4OO1.
Su Jti6mpnp gu Gaben in Stcder'e Suhtauoiung,
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fir
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Gin 9aus4 unb 8amilisn. Su6 fur tie Deut16sn in
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An3etge,
g; Sstlsa@er5 aliasinissr @ssnt fur Den staat girsjnicn
fr Sotpb See9fre Baltimore Qa9er6ier, untert6lt Qaoer unr
empfdnst r9cmdBis ipetn,al p6tentlib SenOunsen Oieiss Gusae.
]stdnettSn ea9eFDlers; 8elfsaIn9sn iOpOtlV Om Eager 9ter, aIS ourt
meme ssermltIsn9 elrttt ron g. Baltimore. werpsn prompt a~usssfIgrt.
Is. Str0Be, ;mtiden Ntain un6 Cars.
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Sul;! 6pl,!

incr;eibretsr tdIt frrtndbrenb cincn orcfcn Iprrot6 ouR
gihen~ uno Niticntul, better Sualjtaf, ,uno fam reinc
8unocn brrmit inter een e~unltiGiten Seoinaun9cn Y%er1tbep.
Sct Ndufcn ron 5 0taftern miro bae ~SSc9paGen toltcufrtl be-
ipr9t. Seltcluuecn, mcl6e binterloieu iperoru bci SObntY II.
@ptt cher Ger. u. 5uublto, Srpabitrogc, ioIuje in Der 6cIi>
nteocrIase an 9rpobitr., rabe 8rrUtc srenne pcrben, prompt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-31
Now BoOks.

THE CORNER CUPBOARD; or Facts fer Err,,
tody. BY the author of enquire Within. >"
&c. New York: DICK & FITZGERALD. This
book is gotten up very handsomely is illustra-
ted with over one thousand EN- cravings and con-
tains AGO pages. II is arranged alphabetically
and as q hand book of reference must be yery
useful. 1t is sold ut the low price of one dol
lar. For sale by JAMES WooDHousE & Co.
PARLoR THEATRIcALs; or, Winter Euenines,
Entertainment; containing acting proverbs
dramatic charades, acting charades or draw
ing-room pantomime, &c. BY the author of
the Magician's Own Book, &c. New York
DICK & FITZGERALD. A very neat volume
containing much agreeable amusement for the
family circle in winter nights. For sale by J
WoopHousE Il Co.
LIZZIE GLEN; or, The Trials Of a Seaga,tysss
BY I. S, ARTHUR; author of Love in Cot
tage &c. Philadelphia: T. Il. PETERSON g.
Bros Mr.. ARTHUR has been for long time
well known as the auth or of popular light
Literature. This novel is handsomely put
forth by the publishers. For sale by A. Mon.
gtS.
LEAVES FROM AN ACTORS NOTE Book
witb "Reminiscences and Chif-Chat Of the Green.
Room and The Stage, in England and America.--
BY GEO. VAnDEsHoFF. New York: ID. Ar
pLETos g. Co. This is a very readable and
pleasant book OF stage "reminiscences. The
author Is one of the most accomplished gentle
men of his profession For sale by JAS.
WooDnorsE & Co.
THE BOYS OWN ToY-MAKRR practical
illustrated guide to the useful employment of
leisure hours. By. j.. LAKpRrLs. author OF
sHone Pasiime,' &c. New YORK: d. AprIx-
TON q 90. Forsaie by J. WooDHousE & 20.
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General Wool and the. Harper's Dis.
A,arhamra

We are permitted TO publish the following
extract from letter Of Major General Wool,
commanding the Eastern Division Of the U.
s. Army. to a gentleman of this city. We are
glad to perceive that the views expressed by
this journal in regard TO the improperly OF
transferring the u. s. Armories from military
control TO the hands of civilians, find con-
irmation in the opinion of such competent
authority. II is observed in the letter that,
under Mr.. CALHoUN's administration of
the War Department, Armories were placed
under military officers. This was caused
by General WOODS inspections Of Armo-
mories when he was Inspector General
He found the Armories in all respects badly
managed, and SO reported to Mr.. CALHOUN
The result was military instead of civil super
,utendents-a wise regulation, which has been
changed again, however, within a few years
past:
The occurrences at Harper's Ferry show the
folly of LEAVING Armories without military pro-
lection. The neglect, no. doubt, induced BRnwS
70 establish himself in the eighboG hood oil Har-
pers Ferry. It is title else than an invitation to
yiolators Of law and order TO supply themselves
cute cute ,hei i dialocal purposes. If Brown had
prevailed on SIX or seven hundred slaves 70 JON
The Armory. he could have armed them. In such .
| G sc. the consequences might have been fearful
indeed. Temptations should not be held out 70
those who'would excite the slaves to insurrectlon.
Under MIR. CALHoUS's administration OF the
War Department, Armories, - well rs Arsenals,
were placed under the snperintendence OF military
officers. They are military establishments, and
should be under the control of military men. with
guard to protect and defend them. This ought To
be more especially the with all such estao-
ihments in the Southern States, and, II Tor no
other purpose, To guard against attempts IKE
BRowSs, lest they should happen IN localities
where the results might be much more disastrous
| than Mt Harper's Ferry.
The cost Of the Armories and Arsenals. lnclud-
ing arms and ether munitions OF war stored n
| them, amount TO many millions. This. above all
| other property, should lie guarded and protected
against nsurTecionsts fllihusters. whether es-
sab shed in the North or South. In no country is
pubhc property go little regarded so little cared
| Tor. rs in the United States. We have erected:
irons Maine to Texas Notifications, arinories and
| arsenais. at enormous expense, most OF which
are without guard to protect them even from the
common incendiary. Each of these nts
| conta us large amount in arms and muDltlons OF
war from which the vile and vicious could ut any
| tine supply themselves with the means OF execut-
Ing their nearious Intentions and thus 1t has been
| for many years. This ought to be corrected or
| Guarded against. A maraudsr of the ocean mig mt
lay many of our cities and towns. although fortl-
hcatous have been erected for their defence. under
contribution, without the fear OF capture or re-
slstauce.'
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COM MERCIAL.

ehaassd viz, sapsIa as's ssc s' sss Extra ss
NHEAT.-very. little doing. We still quote
coed to prime red sll5 to 81 20; do. white 81 to
CoRN.-Msrket quiet at slo6 to sIlo.
Northern and Southern Markets.
NEW YoRx, Oct. 20 Cotton closed steady sales
of eco bales Flour has declined loal5 cent? 8.
saes Of % 90 nav White hasf west
ern white S145nl 49, Corn closed enIet-s.sales
at s1io for old and new Pork closed heavy; mess
Sl5.Isrl5ls; prime sls7s Lard closed heavy 7 #
ssn;s u nen Closed cqase 81 r cts
Spirits of turpentine closed steady at 467a cents
Rosn closed steady at 81 IS. Rice closed hrm at
Nsy yess Saturday 81 ss s00.. va g;
At sp..
changed-Howard street and Ohio S5.25. Wheat
closed dull-red $50 for prime. Corn closed dull
Provisions closed dull and lower Bacon Sides ~
cents Whakc, closed qqetmoho 70 o &c far 70
good White at sisoa S 50; sales OF fair to good
red at Sl.25. Rye-sales at 80 cents
NRw ORLEANS Oct 2S-Cotton firm; sales OF
Sales Of the week 81 900 bales Receipts for the
week 6a,0.0. Receipts of the same time last year.
Exports oo bales total OF 81 the , s ga on
at all Southern ports, l0l700 Stock IN port 263 COZ
Sugar bnnyant, and advanced &c &C.; sales at "a
a714c. Flour has an advancing tendency; sales At
IS 1895 40. Corn firm at 81 10. Eastern Hay. pa
q SIS. Freights on cotton TO Liverpool. 9-lod-
on New York at sight. paraiS per cent premium.
Coffee firm at ll0l21sc. Sales of the week, 600
bags. Imports: 5000 bags. Total imports OF the
season. 81 600 bags. Stock in port $1,000 bags,
against % 600 bags last year.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE. Oct 2S.-The offerings of beef cattle
yesterday at the State scales added up l6o0 head,
hIch HIspp cd nt hy
pha IG0 sold country gFaZers, $50 lett over I'M
sold and the remaining 1,050 sold To city bHtchers
ard packers At prices ranging from 81 90 10 4W "
Ito TBS. gross The average to-day is S3 80 the
same as on the last market day. in hogs there IS
no change to make in quotations; We continue to
quote them at SO 50d750 ~ 100 fos as TO qua!lSy.
Sheep S2OOH4 90 per head, as to quality. .
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HEAVY SALES OF OILs.-The New Bedford
Mercury notes large sales of oils The amount
of the sales for the the week ending the oath
was St36, l55, and of this amount S354,9 6s will
be paid in cash in twenty days from the date
of sale.
BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-Rebecca Thomas re.
covered g.. G66 damages, at Dayton, Ohio. few
days since, of Joseph S. White, for promising
to marry her, and then marrying another
lady.
DISASTERS AT SEA.-During the week pre-
vous to the 18th inst, no fewer than 40 total
wrecks We're posted at Lloyds, in London, and
the loss of 400 lives, including 300 Chinese
Coolies, who were burnt at sea.
ARMY NEws.-In the Department of Oregon
Surgeon a. T. Ridgely has been assigned TO
Fort Cascades. Lieuts. Edwards and Wild
rick, Sd artillery, have been ordered to San
Juan Island.
Folk near the Swan Pond in Berkeley county.
Va. was destroyed on Monday morning last
by fire, the work OF negro boy. Mr., F's loss
is supposed to be 81 GOO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Webb, of Roche..
ter, N. Y, have lost three young children with
IN ten days, by maiady which is prevailing
among the children of that city. Only one
child remains TO them.
Mr.. Alfred Robinson, of Hartford. has in
his possession a Hebrew shekel which is sun
posed 10 be more than 5000 years Old They
are said TO be worth 500 each.
The steamer Bremen, which sailed from New
York, Saturday, for Southampton and Bre-
men, took out I57 passengers and SGT cGa6 in
specie.
Omnibusses the first seen in Syria. have
begun to run at Beyrout Crowds of natives
stood gazing at them for hours with wonder
and admiration.
Luther Preston, late postmaster at Fill
more, Minnesota, was entenced, last week by
the United States District Court to fifteen
years Imprisonment, for robbing the mails
The new steamer built at Pensacola will
soon arrive at Norfolk, TO be fitted with her
engines, and Will convey thther the officers
and crew OF the steamer Fulton.
During the last nine months 100 foreign yes
sells arrived at San Francisco. Their total
freight amounted to S3,i23335.
Mrs. Mary Jane Walker committed suicide
at Newark, n. j., on the 25:h inst, by taking
arsenic.
, Two hundred and forty mules We're sold in
Georgetown tky.) on Monday. Yearlings
ranged from 81 to S97; old ones Sl2o
A man in Illinois has practically demon
strated that horses age is better indicated by
his eyes than by his teeth
The bogus bill Cook" arrested in Botetout
county, Va, turned out to be lunatic named
Mailman WOODS, from Rockingham county.
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m. New Goods! New Geods
7. MILLHISER Il BROTHER
Have now on sale their last week. purchases rom
the New York auction sales, which, n eheapness
and STYLES. will compare favorably win any sInca
of goods in the city Particular attention called
to our very large assortment q ,,, poprc
DRESS SILKS aad RICH slLk hobhn.
which we guarantee to sell from five to ten doiiars
less in price than any house n the CITY.
NEW FRENCH EMBR01DERlES.
of exquisite work, and extremely low
in great variety, at half price.
10 pieces Of hest quality. all Silk, ,rr,r
LYONS BLACK MANTEL VELF Eis
SIS the yard; cheap AT 50.
5nO newest STYLES of all wool
BEAVER CL0AKS,
g Large stock of all kinds OF
MERTNOS.
MOUSELINES.
BOMBAZTNEs,
ALPACAS,
DE BEGES.
and many other desirable GOODS too hume rnns
to mention. We assure all those, having Dh
GOODS to purchase, that they Will consult tholi
own interest by giving us call before p4rehas!hs
ocs1-2v 1893 Broad street.
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"a Let the Whole Afflicted World Read
THE TESTIMONY OF A LADY AFTER ~
I, Tvu

YEARS OF SUFFERING.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April 18th.
Messrs. Tyler j. AddU:
have been afflicted with Rheumatism, at times
from nv twelfth year, will be fifty Years OF age
the 18Th of this month: The attacks were. at times
so severe as to render me helpless. ] have tired
various remedies TO very little effect. Last Octo,
her was attac ked in my shoulders, sides, bsck and
hips. | could not rest da' or night. l could not
At this time also tried many remedies, INTERNAL
and external without receiving any Iellet; was
At last ad vi.ed to try HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE
TTNCTURE; before | had taken one bottle OF
which. fr much better and as continued tai,
ins it, felt strength coming into my back ana
limbs and my stomach strengi hened and revived
every way have taken five bottles, and am much
better than ever expected to he. intend 70 use
it whenever | need it, and would recommend 1t to
the afflicted, believing it to he unequaled.
Yours. ELIZABETH BAGWKLL.
Messrs. a1Orti,nsy M0nbray:
Gents:-Mrs. Elizabeth Bsgwell is a lady of the
highest respectabiliy wealthy and influential the
cure in her case speaks volumes in favor of this
wonderful Tincture. Several other PERSONS
have heard OF have derived great benefit from its
use in our county. We entirely out Of the arti
Gle and have daily anxious lnqulrers to know when
we will receive another supply. We expect large
sales of 1t from the present dsmani, and want you
to send us box soon possible.
Yours, TYLER L ADAIR,
April 18th. Northampton county, Va.
pa Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, 1ADD & CO.. Richmond;
by DR.. COOKE, F rede ricksburg By all the Drug
eists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhe 81 per bottle six bottles.
S. oc 3l-d&cwts
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DIED,

Suddenly, of apoplexy, on the 10th INST, at the
residence OF her husband, William Barnett, Belvl-
dsre ST, Sydney, SARAH JANE in the 57th year ear
many devoted friends. to mourn their loss.
No more upon the shores of time
Shall we. the parted. meet:
But in bri. hter. holier CLINE,
Shall rest our pilgrim feet;
Amid whose biest, eternal bowers
Farth's ransomed ones shall dwell;
No dropping form, no wIthered flowers,
Of sin or woe to tell.
~ Norfolk and Williamsburg papers please