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A Wife Killed by her Husband.--Last
evening at the hour of seven, Margaret NJ O.
ran, John Carroll and his wife, Mary Carroll,
were engaged in drunken revelry at the
house of Carroll, on an alley between Com
vent and Rutgers streets, when an alterca
ton ensued between the parties which re-
suited in the death of Mrs. Carroll. 1t APP
pears that Mrs. Moran; who is notorious
prostitute, went to the room occupied by
Carroll and his wife. in the garnet of the
house, and commenced abusing Mrs. c..
The husband, instead of defending his wi lie,
joined in with the wretch, Mrs. Moran. AZ
ter using all the abusive language he could
muster to his aid. Carroll knocked his wife
down and beat her until she died. The poor
woman was literally beaten to jelly. Sevs-
raj bones were broken, and the flesh torn
from her body in several places. The room
occupied by these wrstched beings was u
most filthy place, and bore every evidence
OF debauchery and poverty. In one cor
ner of the room, at the time OF the murder,
lay babe quietly sleeping, on a bed OF
straw, unconscious that its mother was ia
the hands of fiends. Carroll and Mrs. Mo-
ran we're arrested by the officers in charge
OF the lower police station, about nine o.
Clock last nig ht and taken to the Callabooss.
Il 81. Louis Eve. Bulletin.
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The appointment of Mtdshipmen. -Appli-
cations to the President are very frequently
made from all parts of the U nion for midship-
mems appointments, land friends of the appli-
cants sometimes come to Washington from a
considerable distances to urge their Ct aims.
We are, therefore, requested to state that
the act of Congress OF August 81, 1852, ex-
pressly provides that; attsr its date "no ap-
poinsment of midshipmen, acting midship
men,or pupil at any naval school 10 the navy
shall be made unless recommended by the
member of Congress representing the dis
trict in which the applicant resides, in the
same manner that cadets at West 20 int are
now appointed
The President has power to appoint ten
cadets at large, but not one midshipmau.-
VAST. States.
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The Great Eastern.-The trial trip of this
great steamship has satified the owners that
she Is mechanical success. Her maximum
speed was seventeen and half miles an
hour. She drew % feet and 2 inches of wa.
ter forward, and rs aft. The steering ap-
paratus has been improved and works well.
The snip rolls decidedly but not excessively,
The engines were not once stopped and work
ed beautifully. The bulk-heads are not wa.
ter-tight, nor SO near so as they ought to be.
The consumption OF coal was about 800 tons
per day. Captain Harrison declares his will
Iingness to take her to sea at once, and Mr..
Russell, herbuilder, is, also, perfectly satlsf-
ed that she is in good sea-going condition.
The directors have decided that she shall
sail for Portland in November, provided the
Board of Trade do not require needless re-
pairs before they will grant her a license to
carry passengers.
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A Child Killed by a Turkey. Cock.-A
child two years old was recently killed ia
England by a turkey cock. The turkey
merely struck it on the lower part of it,
face with his wing and death was the conse-
quence.
An Impadent Horse Thief Thomas A.
Reece, of Rutherford county, stole a mule
from man by the name of Allen, and made
his escape into Tennessee, but was followed,
brought back and placed in the Jail at Ru-
therferdton, and wrote ON the wall the fell
lowing; Gone day after date, promise to
break this jail land steal Aliens other mule %
and the sequel shows he did.
A new Catholic church, on the site of
Bosne's Chapel, Prince Georges county, was
dedicated on the 23d inst.
Thomas Gibbons, laborer in the employ
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany was found murdered near Altamont on
Sunday. .....
It has been proven that the new cent con-
tains no poison. sa
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Forty Lashes on the Bare Back. The
Wilmington, N. c., Herald, of Thursday,
says: re-
James H. Williams, of Tennessee, who it
will be remembered, was arrested here a
short time since, for picking the pocket of
jackson Raines, of johnson county, of his
poke: book, was tried yesterday and found
guilty. His Honor, Judge Caldwell, SEN
fenced him to receive forty lashes on the
bare back, to be taken back to Jail, there
to remain until the December term, when
be is to be brought out and like number
of Iashes given him, after which. and
paying cost of Court, he has liberty to de-
part.
The first portion OF the sentence was car
ried into effect this morning.
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GAMINa.-At the Richmond Fair Grounds
Thursday, Alexander Newman, John II.
Blake, VIM. Williamson, Whitmel Eason
and John McDermond, were arrested by the
police and taken before justices Hainss and
Sheppard, OF Henrico, on the charge OF
creating disturbance at tent outside the
grounds. The row was caused by the break
ing up OF game of "rattle and snap,p by
which some Of the parties above mentioned
had been swindlsd. The four last named
were held to bail for their appearance before
the Grand Jury, and McDermond required
to give security for his good behavior.
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The Monster Balloon we were pass
ing Reservoir square receatty the site OF the
burned Crystal pal ace, corner of Fourteenth
street and Sixth avenue,) we observed work
men busily engaged in fencing the grounds,
preparatory to the inflammation of loves
great balloon. The plan is to exhibit for a
small charge, for week or two, during the
experiment of testing its tightness, and
when all is ready, to take advantage of the
first suitable weather, and, without any no.
tice, to sweep away on th4 dariag voyage
across the Atlantic.-N Y. Scientific Amer
ican.
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forgeryo of Bonners Name. A very Gle v
err forgery was perpetrated upon the Nassau
Bank Thursday. A man presented q check
to the teller for S3,l26, signed Robert Bon.
ner. The teller did not know the man DR. e.
senting the check, and informed him th at
he must be identified. he then left the bank,
but returned In a few minutes. with an en-
dorsement on the back of the check, purpor.
ting to have been made by Bonner himself,
saying that it was all right. The money was
paid, and the swindler took his leave. A man
had some checks printed for him few DAYS
ago, in Fulton street, and was very particu-
lar that they should be just like Bonner's
of the Ledger. This is, undoubtedly, the
same man, and the detectives should lind
him oat.-N. Y. Day Book.
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A Clerical Attempt to "Force Vote."-

A Clerical Attempt to "Force Vote."-
Some years ago celebrated Methodist min
lister and revivaliSt, well known for his elo-
quence aud zeal In converting souls, was
preaching in Louisville. The feeling had got
pretty well up, and one night, after very
powerful sermon, he came down from the
pulpit for the purpose Of receiving mourn
ers, while the good old hymn of
Canaan, Oh Canaan, I'm bound for the
land of Canaanp
was struck up and chimed in by hundreds Of
voices. The hymn was concluded, but there
were no penitents at the altar. In vain he
exhorted- his words and appeals fell upon the
ears of his listeners without exciting any
emotion. At length he concluded to make
bold stroke and follow it up with test,
and resuming the pulpit, after few words
of exhortation he solennly announced that
he would put question which he expected
all to vote in view of the estimation they
placed upon their souls.
With finger raised most significantly, and
in most solemn manner, he announced ::
"All those in favor of Christ will please rise
to their feet" Only some eight or ten res
ponded to this announcement; and while the
minister was watching intensely for others
to signify their position by rising, worthy
member was on his feet, intertered aud sag-
gested that ''the reason might be that the
true deciples were too modest to vote" At
this juncture loud voice was heard in tn
gallery, 81 say, brother II, its no use a
talking or trying to force this vote-this
congregation Is tor the devil by at least
twenty-five hundred majority"
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RELATIVES OF GEN. WASHINGTON. cor
respondent of the Fredericksburg (va.) Be-
corder says:
It's an error that Col. Lewis W. Wash.
ington, of Jefferson, is "the nearest relative
of General Washington alive" The vener-
able Daingerfield Lewis, of King George, is
one degree nearer. MIR. Lewis is grandson
of Fielding Lewis aad Bette, the sister OF
Washington, whilst Col. Washington's faith
er, the late Cod. Geo. G. Washington, was
only the son of nephew. All the nephews
of the General were bequeathed swords in
his will, and two are in the possession Of the
Lewis family, the one worn at Braddock's
defeat. besides other relics, being now at
Marmion. Mrs. Laurence Washington, of
Westmoreland, is an aunt of Colonel L. w.
Washington, and of course also nearer
relative.
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3 BURROWS
RELIABLE
MEDICINE E.

FOR THE RAPID AND EFFEcTUAL CURB OF
SCkOFULA, SYPHILIS. RHEUMATISM,
DYSPEPSIA, ULCERuUS AFFECTIONS,
Nervous Headache, Erysipelas, Ulcers,
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT.
DISEASE OF THE WOMB,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS.
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, SCARLET FEVER
PILES. GENERAL Debility.
GRANULAR S KELLINGS.
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
And all Diseases arising rom an Impure State
Of the System, or occasibned by fmpradence in
Life. 80 -
For sale in Norfolk by
j. w. BURR0W & Co
Druggists and Chemists. 6s Church St.
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A DISCRIMINATING RULER.-The penalties
against gambling are very severe in Weis-
baden. and yet the Duke Of Nassau receives
yearly the sum OF fortyrthree Thousand for
ms for the license Of the various gambling
saloons there. He invites all foreigners to
come and bet and spend their money freely,
but he will not permit his own subjects to
do the same. A discriminate ruler that
Duke.
Edward Everett, having been requested to
preside at meeting in behalf Of the Andi-
ans, and told that the spirit OF Daniel Web-
ster had requested him so do, replied, "that
a very long and ardent friendship had exia-
ted between himself and Mr.. Webster, and
be could not consent to receive any COM
munication from hin through third par
tY.
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n. Departurs Of Paul Morphy.-Mr. Morphy
says the New York Times oil Thursday, will
take leave of his friends in New York at the
Chess Club, in the University Building, this
Thursday evening. A few personal friends
will informally entertain him on Friday ev-
ening and on Saturday he will leave for
New Orleans, and will probably stop day
or more at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, Richmond, Petersburg, and Charles
ton, to meet the chess-players OF those cities
Ne wiil probably not return North until the
meeting Of the Chess Congress in October
next, at Philadelphia, but will commence
the practice Of law in New Orleans. IS
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Reported Death of Another Lnsurqent.-
A despatch from Philadelphia to the New
York Tribune states that +. j. Merriam, of
Boston, who had some connection with the
affair at Harpsr's Ferry, but who escaped
before the taking of the arsenal, has since
died of his wounds. He was hurriedly bu-
ried in Pennsylvania by fugitive slaves
TAls story seems rather doubtful. 1t is too
blind rt A aT u.
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FAITHFUL TO THEIR MlsrREss.-.It is stated
on reliable authority that the slaves of a
widow lady living in Shenandoah county,
were furnished with arms by the abolition
lists, and a night appointed for them so start
to Harper's Ferry. Instead of doing so,
however, when the time Games they held a
consultation, and taking those very arms,
kept guard from dark till dawn around their
mistress house. Ia the morning., they show
ed her the arms, told her what they had
done, and went to work as usual.
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Dangerous School Girl Trick. AT meet
ing of the Buffalo Medical Association, DR..
Storck reported the case of girl, twelve
years of age, who passed from TIE bowels
nineteen pins and five needles in the course
of four days, and who confessed that she had
been in the habit Of swallowing them for
about three months, in order to get sick 80
that she might not be obliged to leave home
and work out.
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1he Women aud Sharps' Riaes.-Miss
Lucy Meyers, l6 years of age, took tae first
prize for the best rifle shot az target in
Hartford, Connecticut, last week. Lucy
does up Sharps' rifle cartridges in the facto-
ry of Mr.. Chadwick, as do many other girls.
and all commended in the match. A cameo
set, pins and earrings, were awarded to
Lucy, and afterwards she and her friends
had jolly supper, which was provided by
Chadwick.
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A gentleman cut West, having made some
"nice dimes" out of deer. alleged to have
been shot by his son, withdrew the lad from
business and set him deer hunting ssas the
most profitable trade" 1t subsequently
leaked out that the boy robbed his "dad' to
buy the deer, and never famed buck or
doe in his life with rife. A pretty dear
sell, that.
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W sandford's +fver Invigorator--
CoMPouNpED ENTIRELY FROM CUm.1Isa mild
and efectual cathartld, acting first on the IIvpn
TO eject it morbid mater then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries III all matter that pre-.
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the wholebystem very rapidly
and is the best IvERINVIGORATOR
LIVER tNVIGORATOR
.. LIVER ANVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD &
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
.H $50 CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
--..-. CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold BY all Druggists. and by M. A.& G. A.
SANTOS d CO. malE-0m
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Mrs. WinslOw. inexperienced nurse and
female physician, hasa Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by soften ing the gums. re-.
ducing all ENTHUSIASTICALLY allay all pain
and is sure to regulite the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health your infants. Perfect.
another column. nv "a Iy
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORq,YMOU1,a.
CARPETING, :
OIL CLOTHS,

CARPETING, tRt
OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &C.
nUR stock of the above Goods Is the Iaigest
~ to be found in this market, Consisting of
a full assortment of
Velvets, Tapestry and BRUSSELS
Imperial, Three Ply and Ingram
Damask, Twilled and Plain Vanetian ~
Cotton and Hemp Carpets LF
Rugs, Druggetts, Door Mats TE$
Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers
Also every variety OF Floor and Furniture Oil
Cloths of all widths, which will be sold in
quantities to suit all purchasers.
CURTAIN GOODS.
We have beautiful assortment of Satin De
LANES, Damasks, Fringes, Tassells, Coruices,
&C, all of which we are determined to sell at
prices that defy competition.
w A WALTERS & co,
No. % Main street.
N bail kinds of Upholstery and Paper
shortest notice.
oc 80 t W.Aaw&C0.
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Not an ELopea1ent.-it seems that the girl
abducted by Rev. Mr.. Ciiley from Rev. Mr..
Withereil, at Dexter, Me-, was given to Mr..
Cjiley upon the death of its mother, " hile
the child WAS an infant, and that she has
ived With Mr.. y. AZ IA adopted daughter
untiiyery latey.
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~ Circulation greater than the Dailies
both Cities combined. so
N Office

ALI Communications, &C., intended for in.
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOHN K. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, in order to ensure
att euuon.
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TERMS,

Tue DAY BOOK will be served to subscribers
al ~ cents per week, payable to the Carrier
when sent by mail it will be "a per year, g.
SIX months, and 81 for three months, paya
Ss IN advance.
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ELoPsMENr-A Rival Left Behind. A
young gentleman Of this city, Mr.. Ives
Stone, eloped with young lady of Shelby
county on Wednesday and they were doubt
ty, (ugly ones never elope,) had selected an
other gentleman as their choice for her hus-
band. He had bought his wedding fixens' ,.
and the nuptials were to be solemnized next
week. But the young lady had choice and
will Of her own. There was but one way,
and the most direct way was to HE away to
Cincinnati or Gretna Green with the man
she loved. And she went, leaving the foiled
rival minus bride, but with good stock
OF store clothes on hand. We have only to
add that the successful sutton was clever
fellow, and deserving the handsome wife he
has won.-LoutsuiiLe Courier.
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A Young Lady Runs Half lille in her
Sleep.-A singular case of sleep-walking,
says the Aurora, Ind, Commercial, by girl
thirteen or fourteen years OF age, occurred
in Manchester township, on last Friday
night; and as it was narrated to US by gen
tleman of unimpeachabe vsracity, we have
no hesitancy in giving it to our readers
On the night above mentioned, Sarah, the
daughter of VIM. Milburn, Esq, living with
her uncle, George johnson, Esq, awakened
her aunt by opening the door and walking
out After an absence OF some time her
aunt became uneasy; arose and went to the
door to see what had become of her. When
she looked out, she saw Sarah open the gate
and start in a run down the road. Uneasy
and alarmed at such an unusual and aston
ishing pedestrian feat, she FASTENED to ava
ken her two sons and requested them to fol-
low the fleeing girl, and see that she came
to no hurt. AS soon as they could don their
attire, they started in pursuit, but they had
proceeded only a short distance, when they
observed the girl rapidly making her way
back home. They ran back as fast az posi-
BILE. and on the porch awaited her coming.
With the. speed Of the beautiful Atlanta,
she flew down the road until she reached the
stone fence in front OF the house, and few
yards from the gate. Sac then slackened
with her hand touching it, until she reached
the gate, which abe carefully threw wide
open, and deliberately shutting it walked
leisurely to the houss. When she reached
the spot where the young men were stanc-
ing, she was painting from her violent exer-
ton. They asked her where she had been,
to which she replied without hesitation, ssne-
where" and calmly went to her bed and
tucked herself in.a
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,W DYSPEPSIA is kIOwn as one Of the most
and until the advent 4 the Oxygenated Bitters;
had been considered hcurable, or when cura
BILE, requiring years t accomplish it, The Oxy-
genated Bitter perfoh in a few days, cures,
For sale by M. Al & C. A. SANTOS & Co.
SANTOS, WALKs = Ct, and KING l. Tor, Nor.
folk. J. q. CAmpsAL, Portsmouth, and BY
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THE FAMILY JOURNAL, n
.stss TIE FAMILY JOURNAL,
-ia... r..s THE FAMILY JOURNAL.
NO As of this valuable paper containing the
~ continuation of the great story 'f the
Norfolk Pestilence has just arrived, and fSr sale
at n HAThAWAY'S
Newspaper Dept,
oc % Day Book Building
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TO THE pTTRIJC

OUR Store will be improved, Stock inc,sased
~ and we engage BY strict personal at tention
to business to be entitled to the confidence of
the community.
1t will be our aim to keep up the reputation
of the house by selling only pure remedies, and
by warranting the quality of all Medicine; dis
pensed and preparations sold.
Other articles in our line such as Seeds,
Paints, Oils &c, will also receive our special
attention.
oc.9 M. A. & C. A SANTOS.
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J. W. BURROW & CO.,

J. w. BURROW q CO.,
PRACTICAL CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
n OFFER to physicians and families
90 perfectly new and fresh stock of pure and
" reliable Medicines, toge Their with sarge
.k assortment of genuine Imported Peiume-
~, Fancy Goods, Brushes, Combs, Teas add all
other things in the Drug line, which thgswill
sell at the lowest prices. II
[H y Physicians Prescriptions carefully pre-
llNS pared with extra pure Medicines al all
hours of the day and night. M
]. w. BORROW & co.,
Iron front Drug Stoe,
oc rs So, ChurciEt
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF M. A. SANTOS geo,
i is this day dissolved by the withdrs vI of
Samuel Selden, Esq.
The business will be continued at It'd old
stand by Mrs. ELIZA D. SANTOS, Execitrlx,
and =. A: SANTOS, under the style Of N. A.
4 G. A. Santos, who are alone authorize to
settle the business of the late firm.
~ ELIZA D. SANTOS, Exi1,
oc 20 SAMUEL SELDEN
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DlPES, r E $3.50 Chalk Pipes--5o do
L glazed Pipe heads, just received and for
sale low at HAMBURGER & CO,
&C 20 Tobacco and segar Store, IS Main st.
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Hotel Arrivals,
NATIONAL HOTEL, N0RFv. a,
WIN. L. WALTERS, PRoPRIEToR.

WIN. L. WALTERS, PRopR1EToR.
John johnson, U s Navy; L W Rodman,
Boston; G Hart, 81 g Dearborn, William
Moore, Peter Robinson, New York; G r Il
LETTER, Baltimore; A RisIey, Bark Vino
cea; Il Dunlavy, W E Foster, Doctor j B
Holmes, Virginia; A Arps, Hertford; L D
Cartwright, Elizabeth City, DR. L Travers,
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
JOHN SMITH, JR, Proprietor.
Mrs Land, Jas D Cason, r Hunter, john
Edwards, Princess Anne county; DrThadsus
Wilson, Isaac G Kelly, Oakland. Tenn; Thos
J Sanderson and two sons, Norfolk couAty;
Henry Burston, Portsmouth, Va; alexander
Mckenney, Dayton, Ohio; james s Dew EFT
New Brighton, Va; Geo Smith, Cincinnati;
DR. Richard Hall, G Mayors, John jenkins
and two friends, Norfolk; C B Cason, North
Carolina; Captain Thomas, Bark Octavia;
Jas Davis, q w Hardy, A Wrenn, Pc Hull /.
s b MARITIME, VIM R Hanabury, j CgSmith,
Cooper, d Jones, MIR Hunter, Mr Be-
Tote, A Garrison, Va. ssW
s OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,,
WARTS & EMERSON. PRopaIsToks.
EP Bright, A G Kirkland, R NJ Mcintosh,
L Everett, New York; r Z Cook, Celum-
bus, KY; G King, Old Point; William II
Browne, Camden, N j; Miss Harriet Wright,
Nansemond; j White, Tarporo; MI Swift,
New Bedford; Drctor L Chappell aud lady,
Kingston, N G; Jas T Horton and lady ,Oald-
well, Md j 4 Latta, Mrs Latta, South Car
DINA. n
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lust RECEIVED. Il have just received a
u beautiful lot of Dress Trimmings, which /
ana offering very cheap. Also, have large
lot of Velvet Ribbons which I am Offering very
low Now Ladies would advise you to buy
all Silk Velvet when you do buy, and not get
that which is mixed with Cotton. Mine are all
silk. Ny Bonnet Ribbons are very cheap and
handsome. Call early ladies and buy Bargains
at the Cheap Fancy Store, Church street three
doors from Main, an American Flag Sign.
oc 81 4s TIC. WILLIAMS.
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STEW ART Il STEEvER.
INVITE attention to Piedmont and other
L sperior branos of Family and Extra Super
fine Flour, $50 Bbls. in store and for sale.t
&C 90 a..
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EXTENSION RINGS.
g OMETHING entirely new, you can make
- them fit almost any finger. Call and ex-
anime at Greenwood's s
Just received also, Carbuncle and Pearl Breast
Pins and Ear Rings in Etruscan Settings,
splendid article. ~
The above very superior goods are now open
and offered for sale really low at the first class
Jewelry Store of CT GREENWOOD.
U4s 81 Main street,
oc 80 Head of Market Square.
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