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A New Era for Virginia 4
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THE st
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Is now the most complete establishment at the
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To Drive Two of the
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Together with all of the latest and most
beautiful styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOB YPE,
And the largest assortment of
Bill, Letter, Note and Plain Paper, Fancy
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Either of our Job Presses will print from 800
to 1000 sheets per hour, and make uniform
and beautiful impression. A thousand Cards or
thousand Hand-Bills can be printed and de-
livered in from one to two hours after the order
is given, and we will guarantee in a II cases the
prices shall be satisfactory
WE PRINT
business and Professional Cards at S3 90
to Sc 90 per misunderstanding to size and
Quality.
WE PRINT
Hand-Biiis at ~ 90 to $40 10 q thousand
according to size &c.
WE PRINT
BflI-Heads, labels,
Circulars, Bills of Lading.
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Bank Checks, Pamphlets,
Catalogues, Legal Blanks,
and in fact every description of work for less
than it can be done elsewhere.
We have incurred very heavy expenditures
in fitting up first class Job Office so that our
people might have their printing a II done here
at their own doors, nd all we ask is trial and
we win guarantee satisfaction as to character
OF work and prices.
We Keep three or four good workmen in our
Job Department, and our stock of Inks, Papers,
Cards, Bronzes, &C., &C.. will enable us to get
up anything that the man of business can pos
sibly want Call and see specimens and leave
your orders. nol7
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Wholesale Butchery at Yonaers. IN rr'-
ay evening last a man named John Molloy.,
plasterer by trade while in mt OF insanl
ty, as is supposed, after threatening the LIE
of his wife, W ent to the house OF nelghpor,
(Mrs. HiIl's,) knocked at the door, and On
Mrs. II. appearing to admit, attacked her
with pocket knife, four bladed lnstru'
ment, inficting several frightful wound upon
her face and other parts of her person.
Mrs. Pollock, living in the same house, came
down stairs ON hearing the noise and was
badly cut in the same manner
MolIoy then left and passed down M echanic
street, where he met Mrs. Underhill, wife
of Capt. g. Underhill, with a little boy OF
nine or ten years, whom he caught and threw
into the street, and on Mrs. Underhill re-
monstr ating with him he struck her a pow
srful blow with the knife, driving the blade
through the upper lip and jaw into the
mouth, breaking it off and leaving it so fast
that it was removed with great difficulty and
pain. .e..s -@ 49,.
The next movement of Motley was against
the Catholic priest, Father Lynch, whose
house he entered and with he remaining
blades of the came knife assailad him, and On
servant girl interposing, drove the knife
completely through her hand. Leaving the
the house, the Infatuated man pas sed again
through the street, and on arriving in 'front.'
of the Getty House the news of his .perfor
mances had got abroad and he WAS a rested
and t4ken to the 10 OK up. On Saturday Just
ices Chrisler held AN examination, and Moloy
was sent to Jail at White Plains, to await the
action OF the Courts.
We learn that he has been sick and proba-
bly, has become crazy from that cause. HIS
fury appeared to be directed against all fe-
males Unfortunately, also against Father
Lynch and Dr. Arnold, both OF whom he
would have dispatched had opportunity Of
fered. The opinion appears to be general
that he was insane at the time of committing
these 0utrages.
1t is thought that none of the injuries in
Aicted by Molloy upon his victims will prove
fatal, although some of the persons injured
are precarous condition.-N. \. Jour.
Cont, 27M. b. 1855
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LUTHER WALKER.

PLA S T E r e r II M STA TIN
MOULD respectfully inform the publ,
w that having located in Norfolk for III.
purpose Of prosecuting the above mentiohs'
business, am prepared to execute in the bs-,
style and shortest time, all work that may IL
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster. OTGs
ments of the latest style, and at the 'Ows.s
prices.
,9- Particular attention paid to repsiri.
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No. IL, N. Cumberland stree,
ma 3-Iy,
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A We'll Trained Horse "A correspondent
N the st. Lawrence IN. ~ Republican
gives the part 0ulars Of visit to DIR. Saith
erland, of De Kalb, and the performances
he there witnessed of the Doctors well train
ed horse He says:
The doctor calls him the w bite Pilgrim.
His color is light nanketn, white name and
tail and white eyes. He is splendid little
horse. The doctor tells me that he has own
ed him only six months-rode or drove him
almost every day { as his riding is consider
able,) but still during that brief time he
broke him to the saddle and harness, and
taught him the different feats ! saw him per-
form, such as standing upon his hind feet,
jumping the whip, kneeling down, lying
down, sitting up, and walking on three legs.
He will unbuckle a C, mmOn saddle girth,
and take off his own saddle; he will step up
to his own master, make very low bow,
shake hands. take his coat, cap and mittens
off and lay them away, and when told, bring
them all back to him again. With cards he
will tell his age the days in the week, months
in the wear, sc. With the alphabet he will
spell any simple word put to him. Spread
out number of cards and he will fetch the
one called for. He will play good game at
old sledge, and beat you as often as you can
him, and tell your fortune, if requested
He will waltz around his yard with quite as
much ease and grace as some of our country
gentlemen, and pass around hat for a con-
tribution at the close of a performance. He
is rare specimen of horse-fesh, and his
equal, think, for beauty, activity and in
telligence could not be found, considering
the labor performed by him and the short
time he has been under discipline; and the
doctor certainly deserves the credit of being
a great Horse Man."
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Business Cards.
MATTERS
w "

w NATIONAL HOTEL.
CORNER MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS.
Norfolk, Va.
'fSHE Proprietor returns his sincere szes
l. thanks to his friends and the travel AIiE
ling public for their liberal patronage @iii
extended to this well known establishment 10,
the past four years. and respectfully solicits con
tinuance of the same, assuring them that moth
ing shall be left undone to make them comfor
table while sojonrning at the National. Polite
and attentive Servants, comfortable rooms, the
table supplied with the best the Markets afford,
superior Wines and Liquors are the induce,
ments to stop at this Hotel.
VIM. l.. WALTERS
N. B. The Stages for Elizabeth City, Wood
vile, HEREFORD and Edenton N C; leave this
Hotel daily. oc le-3m
(H& ronvl
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ATLANTIC DRUG, STORE,
LUDLOW. Proprietor.

nURE DRUGS and MEDICINES carefully
/ dispensed and by far the cheapest, especial
ly when sold at the same price as the inferior.
orally known to the Profession and public,
that pure and genuine Medicines are very
scarce, therefore Physicians frequently pre-.
scribe medicines for their patients without OBJ.
tanning the desired result. To obviate the
difficulty, have procured large stock of Sc
lect Drugs and Medicines from the most relia-
BILE Northern houses regardless of cost. I have
alsS obtained the service of Mr.. G. w. Pedrick,
a Gradute of the School of Pharmacy. l COR
daily invite all persons who wish their pre-
scriptions carefully dispensed of superior Med
icines to give me call.
have Just received per steamer, the follow
ing select articles
Ergot, Elk Colocynth, Balladonna, Gum Myrrh,
Extract Hyosciamus, Ex Gentian, Elk Dande.
lion;
Ex.Conii; Assaf@tida, Jaisp, Kline, Cubebs,
Opium, Morphine, Quinihs, oinchonins, &c.
no 10
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank Street,
a FEW STEPS FROM MAIN STREh

NORFOLK, VA.
pays interest at the rate of five per CO.. .
: on all sums remaining on deposit 80 days al
upwards, and four per cent If remaining is..
than 80 days. Interest compounded every 81.
months or paid to the depositors If preferred
Deposits received and paid daily. Office hou. .
days and Thursdays, at 10 o'clock.
Persons having funds to deposit will IN e. !.
Institution safe and convenient for the pu, .o..
Directors for the Present Year
JOHN B. WHIT FAD, President.
sAh'h q: HODGES, 8. HAaTsaoRh
JOS. T. ALLYN, J. JAMES Mooa,
q. ID. MATTHIAS, +. W. SBABus
W. H. HUNTER, Cashier
MERCHANTS AND MECHAr
TCS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. SO Bank Street,
ELISHA GAMAGB, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
= DELANY, Jos r. SPRArLE.
CIV GRANDY, RYLANB Cars,
JAS LEIGH, ~. T. HARRISON
WI. WALES. Cashie,
TNhis Institution offers to the Me.
L chant and Mechanic the Farmer and III.
professional man, in town and country; anop
portunity TO make Gums of money ,productiv.
that otherwise Inih hx re main idle theinteraatn,
which will be Substantially added to the pri
uee.
1t also recommends itself to Executors, A.
ministrators and Guardians, affording an lin
doubted guarantee of safety, a well from the i.
sponsibility and integrity of its Directors ali
Stockholders, as from the security OF sum.
emily large joint fund.
The rate OF 5 per cent per snnum will be al
lowed on sums remaining on deposit for 81 day.
or mere, and per cent for shorter tine. Tt.
office of the Bank will be open daily for rscei.
ing and paying deposits from to . P. M.
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday
lie 2-tf
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A Ghost Escitemem.-A ghost in female
apparel, is creating considerable excitement
at Cape Ann, II. l.. She goes up to indivi
duals whom she happens or manages to meet
looks them earnestly in the face, and retires
without word. Whence she comes from,
or whittier she goes, is unknown,
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A Great Temperance Procession.-At
Rhymney, in Wales, temperance move
ment similar to the one in progress at Trede'
gar, began with a torchlight meeting and a
procession of | 900 teetotallers belonging to
Rhymney, and Vt least 5000 from Tredegar,
a dense column extending for half mile
along the road. .over whom the naptha lamps
threw fitfu light, marching to the music
of half dozen bands, all joining in some
temperance melody, and chatting gayiy at
intervals, formed a spectacle we'll worth
walking out to look at, and furnished mat
ter for the most serious reflection. This
wonderful uprising OF whole people against
the demon Of drink, under whom they have
writbed so many years, is remarkable for
it's spontaneity.
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sPoRTsMENs, HOME.

ID. FRIEDMAN, Importer and Mannfac-
very sass description sf Sport. ~
..fge variety of double and
lngle Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
tsra Celps and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
aslis, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &C..
sells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
OILS repaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
ne Big Red Gun, No rs Church street.
sep 2O-1y ss.....
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The Abomtnatioms Of FaShioas.--A CORES.
pondent of the Dayton Relig ious Telescope,
the organ Of the United Brethren Church, is
much exercised at the prevalence OF some of
the fashions OF the present day. In regard
to wearing the beard, after attempting to re-
flute all the arguments urged in favor Of the
tolerance of that appendage, he says:
To my mind it savOrs of barbarism, and IA
lack of civilization. TO see ministers Of the
gospel sit, in time Of worship, and tug and
pull at their boards, like Yankee maid milk
ing goat, is perfectly ridiculous, and is in-
compatible with their calling.
Shawl wearing is thus disposed of: =
The same evil occurs in ministers OF the
gospel wearing shawls and the reader will
suffer me TO remind MIN that these vulgar
ashious,aS a general thing, take heir origin
in and about houses ofil fame. Hence the
black leg wears a shaw next comes tue mer
chant, (for it is bis interest to sell them.
Next comes the lawyer, and the doctor, and
last the minister come pacing up in the rear,
crying, bark! gentlemen of the shawl tribe,
be We not contormed to the world, but rather
prove the world: l therefore admsh you
under the penalty of my calling, that We come
out from the world, and be separate, th at ye
partake not of her plaques When-the cry
comes out like an avalanche, physician, heal
myself, the power OF reproot falls to the
ground land the poor world-conto med preach
er becomes mere cypher in the Christian
church,
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hTOMENTLY EXPECTED direct from
Iv4 CINCINNATI 8 Tierces of TODD'S
SHOULDERS
and every one that tried them the past Sum.
mer, know that better Bacon they never ate
Prepare every one to lay in supply.
no Is R. F. JAMES.
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FALL DRY GOODS.

CAR PETS, OIL CT DIT H &c.
4 WOULD respectfully invite. attention TO
/ my desirable assortment Of CARPETS,
DRUGGETS, MATS and OIL CLOTHS, com.
prising variety OF styles which cannot fail to
please at fair prices.
me- CLOTFiS.-I have also recently received
a iot of Cloths suitable for Ladies' and Boys
Cioaks, which will be sold at very reduced
prices. CHAS. r. GOaSUCH,
no s.s No. 3, Market squsle.
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Ladies' COME AND 81

-. LADIES COME AND SEE
s<aN would most respectfully inform my
00Ncustomers and the public in general, that
~ have just returned from the North with
the andsomest and best assortm ent of
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered in this city before, comprising in
RIBBONS, FLOWERS. FEATHERS, Ky
VELVETS. and various other articles xS
too numerous to mention, all of which
will sell as cheap as can be purchased at any
other fashionable store in Norfolk.
To ny customers and friends who have here
tofore bestowed upon me their patronage, re-
turn my sincere thanks; and trust by strict at
tention to business to retain their confidence
FALL AND W INTER FASHIONS ~
and cordially invite all the Ladies to calI and
see them before making their selections else
where.
Come one and all to the srandest display of
folk. M b MOORE.
oc 20-8w Sc Church street
THE TANCHNITZ COLLECTION or
British Authors.
EMBRACING the following popular Books
~ McCauley's History of England vol.
Byron's Works S vols
Tom Browns School Days vol.
John Halifax, vols.
Life for Life, 2 vols.
The Head of the Family, 2 vols.
The Crescent and the Cross, vols.
Vivian Grey, by Dirracle, 2 vols.
Diany of Late Physician by Warren
The Pickwick Club, by Dickens.
Tom Jones, by Fielding, 2 vols
Harry Lorrequer, by Lever
Japhet, by Capt, Marryat.
Pendennis, by Thackeray.
The Canton's by Bulwer.
Eothen Pictures from Italy, Dickens.
My Novel, Bulwer.
Denereud, by Bulwer.
Mary Barton.
The above with many others for sale as above.
no
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ELuID AND CANIPHENE-A fresh sup
II ply ofFluid and Camphene Just to hand
and Tor sale low. KEEFE g. STORY,
noyS No6 Union Street.
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Business Cards.

QUAKER CITY
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Philadelphia.
Capital and Surplus $35i log.
ESuR Insurance against loss or damage. by
Il Fire, the Perils of the Sea, Inland Navi-
CATION or Transportation, Apply at No. 46,
Bank street to ~
Oc 19.3m MCCLELLAN.
VIM. A. Ora YES,
sHlPWRIGHT, SPAR MAX Err AND
As OAULKER.
SECTIONAL MARINE IA III WA y,
fTEAM + sA w MILL AND TiGBEf
MANUFACTOEY,
40. dt, Wide water street, Ner-
folk, Va.
~ N. b. BUILDING Ma IEhiAL
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
oct Sly ----.-.---
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~ ENTLEMEN permit me to call your at
" tention to the following list OF desirable
goods;
Fine French Calf double and upper sole Boots
Fine do do medium and Pump do do
Scotch Bottom Caters and high cut Oxford
Ties,
Fine Calf double upper and sole Congress Gai-
ters,
Fine Calf Medium and Pump sole Congress Cal
tiers with many other kin OF Boots and
Shoes,
To all of the above goods 1 respectfully in
vite your attention before purchasing else
where. as they will be sold at the very lowest
prices. T. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is East side Market Square,
nov TT Sign Big BELOW Boot
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Cos. Gist's Tender Of Aid TO Vr9iais.-
The Columbia Guardian says:
We are authorized and have been request
ed TO state that the Geographic announce
meat that Gov. Gist had rendered military
aid to Gov. Wise is incorrect. Gov. Gist
has been restrained from doing 50 only by
the conviction that Virginia is abundantly
able to take care of herself. Should her ext
geacy ever become such as to require aid
from other States, we know no one who
would more cordially extend it than the pre-
sent Chief Magistrate of South Carolina. In
such case, the prompting of high spirit,aad
of unimpeachable fidelity to the great cause
of Southern Rights, would be warmly Sc
conded by grateiulreeolecions of the active
sympathy Of Virginia with South Carolina
in her notification contest, and of the noble
declaration of her them Governor (Floyd)
that march into South Carolina for the
purpose OF invading her soil should not be
permitted through Virginia, except over the
dead bodies of her sons.
There is much in com@on between Virgil
MIA and South Carolina. Each has illustra-
ted the most earnest devotion to principle,
and even repudiated the pleas Of mere bare
expediency. 1t will be well for them, as Of
wore, to strike hands in the maintenance of
Constitutional right and OF the just equality
and sovereignty Of States.
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THE FLOATING BALL, OR KNUCKLE
WASHING MACHINE.

HAS RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PRE-
IL NUNS at the,fairs of the Virginia Me-
Ghanics' Institute, Virginia State Agricultural
the seabooard Agricultural Society, and wher-
ever they have been exhibited, they have car
ried off the prize, and would sag to every
one that need machine to do their washing
quick and cheap, that If they will but try one
OF them, that 1t will do more than you can
imagine, or can tell In short advertisement.
For sale by
+t r. F. JAMES,
]. t. JAMES,
no Is And w, d. ROBERTS Jr & co.
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81 FREIGHT can be had for Edenton,
&HA Winton and Newby's Bridge N. C; by
fssssssg applying 10.
&C % Wake co.
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LIVERY GssH 49, 4 ga ss3 STABLl

{NT II. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 & los Church street, Norfolk.
Eealsr In Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior MIN
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Death from Bleeding at the Nose.-Mr.
M. Rboades. proprietor of the junction Ho-
tel, was taken with bleeding at the nose,
about eleven o clock last Tuesday night, and
all efforts to stay the effusion of blood pros
vsng Intellectual, he expired in few hours,
MI Rhoades was a native of New York. and
previous to his connection with the June
ton Hotel, had been employed as conduc'
tor on the Great Western road. He was a
splendid specimen of metaphysical man, full
six feet four inches in height, two hundred
and sixty pounds weight and well prepor-
toned. Courier.
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THE DAY BOOK.
Served Him Right "A Free Ride
on Rail

This method of locomotion is " ell adapted
and peculiarly appropriate to Aboitionists
who migrate IRON the Northern States, and
bring their sentiments along with them for
street corner entertainment. The Helena
(Ark.) Democrat says that an individual
named Burnside, stumbled upon apprecia-
tive auditors, on last Tuesday, when he en-
deavored, after the most approved fashion o.
drunken elocu ton, to unfold the beauties Of
the Black Republican platform to some of
the citizens. The Democrat continues
A permit.in the shape of a warrant of ar
rest, was promptly procured, and Mr.. Burn
side conveyed with the usual ceremony to
lodging place erected especially for such ge
muses. as himself, by an appreeative public.
Having been left to indaige his own ret1ec-
tions undisturbed during the night, be was
the next morning waited on by COM
mittee of one hundred of our citizens, music
by a cuHad band and a rail borne on the shout
ders of two stawlwart sons OF Ethiop. hay
ing been mounted he was taken on an air-
ing and shown the beauties of our city, his
bearers marching by thenote Of martial mu-
sic. and the committee following. After :
wards he was conveyed with the same p0mp,
to the wharf boat, and left in charge of Mr..
Rightor, who shipped him per FIRST steamer.
The same hospitality awaits all Black Re-
pubicans who may visit Helena, from Sc.
ward Down, unless they hold their tongues.
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l EXCHANGE OFFICE
RT1u Ire

AND WARRANTS.
LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the highest
nct 9-ly NJ. HURLEY,
West side Market square
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COAPs, STARCH, &c.-We offer very
- large Stock of cheap and other oilet Soaps.
Also Starch, Indigo Sc. All for sale very low
by .>o,
no lS M. A. u A. SANIOS
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#sSkstch Of a Bells.-'rhe subject OF the fol-
lowing piouant sketch is Madame Recamier,
a contemporary Of Madame De Stael -:
"The brilllaney oil Der eyes, which, how
ever, were lot very large, the uncomfortable
whiteness OF her shoulders, outshone, eolips-
ed everything else. She was dazzling. Al
ter few moments, to be sure the real ana
teurs returned to me. intellectually, she
was remarkable rather for great good sense
than for esprat. But goodness was her spe-
ciality, kindness for every one, and verita-
BILE genius for friendship-not only tor max
ing aud keeping friends, but what is quite
different and less common, for being a
friend"
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FAIR.

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
+ AIDES and Gentlemen visiting the City
IL ard desiring to buy cheap and fashionable
Fancy or Dry Goods, are respectfully invited
to call at my establishment. l have no W on
hand one of the most fashionable, cheap and
varied assortment of Fancy Dry Goods that
can be found in this market. All goods bought
at this establishment have ever been and
everwilpbe foand fully as cheap fashionable
and durable as any in this market. Fancy and
Dry Goods of all kinds, styles, and patterns
can be found at
UMSrADTER,
q ~ IL.
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T. BOARDING HOUSE.
Wssr Main. near CRANKY street, NJ SIS, Norfolk.
v. Boaraers by the day, week, month OF
year, at moderate prices. sc =
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital and Surplus Ss'd 90 10
THOR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
4 upon Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, or
o1her property, IN this old and well known
Company, Apply at No. &c, Bank street 10
nc lq-3m a %. MNNLrAN.
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nov 70 Church street.
THE EXTENSION BACK COOK STOVES.
WE would invite the attention of the citi
w zens at large to the above Cook Stove; it
is the most convenient and economical Stove
now in use. Call down and see them, besides
large variety of other patterns of Cook and
Parlor Stoves, which we are running off low for
Cash. Give us a call before you make pur.
chase. A w SMALL & co,
No. S, West Wide Water street,
ocl3 Sign of the Red Stove,
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n o Il d A q SON, have Raisins In
". whole, half, quarter and eighth boxes
Beautiful. no &c
DUTTER AND LARD.-2O kegs superior
ID Butter, is kegs No. Lard selling low by
no Is JE JONES.