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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27

Total .s229oo,a2o la 80 9ys a. 2v& sl3 276l39t
As compared with last week the loans are slightly re-
duced, and the specie has increased million and half
The Increase In specie has been New York and Boston,
New Orleans aud Philadelphia have both been slight
losers OF coin. The action In loans took place at
Boston and Philadelphia at tho former city the loans are
s,l too large Cor the amount of specie.
The following table will show how these banks have
worked srce January -
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E G MILCM cows 3r Z
Continued IN abundant supply, but tho demand
were Inst week All The good Qualify ana
ready sale Al remunerative prices, but low priced
cows are slow Of sale and the present OF rings are
be lated for butchers Some Of The best Of the re-
cefs were brought forward order, we're ma oHer-
cd for sale though included the weekly recepts The
WdsA: Yard. Bror~i~s's. chasso~sisa 04rs.sa.
Last week.. IS co 50 n
The market ruled somewhat heavier for veal calves In
consequence of the large increase the receipts OF bef
cattle, ALSO In the arrivals Of veal calves The or
ngs we're Il very ordinary average Quality, though
there some Hne on sale at the Washington
tendency TO lower pr ees however ana there we're
but few sales at over 6c, aud good Osngs were held
at &C. The total receipts all the yards for The week
and lost week were Is follows atfY as& F'-.I
Wash Yard. BrOwnirvs. CAamhrlin's. OBnen's
This week. l24 l03 ls1 l1t0, as
Last week.. 500 Of 81 sssa az
SHEEP AND LAMBS ~
Notwithstanding the enormous receipts for the past few
weeks, they still heavier during the past week.
amounting 10 upwards Of eighteen Thousand beai The
de mand has continued good, however and prices show
but little deviation from Quotations OF last week.
So and only The very best sold AT IS 50 37he latter
al extreme rate. The offerings nearly all OF fair
quality and only small proportion sold and
low So per head. Al Brownings the market has been
very buoyant, and sales effected nearly fast
they Tho total receipts all the yards for tho
Warrington Yard. BrOG~ssgs Taxb0iix's. OBrieH
This week. ia b,46 - afssg1H ase
Last week L@ lIs
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The mississippi and Missouri Railroad, which the ex
tension Of the Chicago ana Rock island Railroad Iowa
has just completed negotiation for bunds of conside
rab amount al very fair prices With the inoaey
ta,ncd the company have bought forward 5000
tons Of ron be laid Of Iowa city the present
western tei minus Of the road Including the Mlscatine
bsabch, this road has now 07 miles Ia Tweniy
miles have been completed since the panic Tho
land grant which Ia not embarrassed at all; All OO1
acres are In the possession 81 the company, and
$1,000 TO 100 900 acres will be acquired the road
progresses.
The following is the weekly statement Of the Phiadel
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Balance !. ............... 4,sis,7H p
The exchanges 1t the Clearing House this morning
amounted to t22,s6s, zs2 n, and the balaaoos :.
81 GA 1888 50
Mr. Charles D. Dckey, Of Mobile, has become partner
In the house Of Brown Brothers o. }@
Tho Iennsylvania Central Raroad shows q fair w
In ts business The earnings Of the th.
first nine months Of
1868. 3,s7i ,292 o.
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The statement Of the st. Louis banks fJr tbs aeck enc
ing the 2ld lust. was "a follows - t5
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Mo y4uU HEAD beei cattle, sold at Bergen I'M, -
the tota sales d, 2c3
RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAisaeAA
Cattle. 2U25 Sheep ss.s.s~t11
Hogs. ,747 Horses. ss>ssaP -
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-31

LITTLE THENes.-Springs are little things,
but they are the sources of streams: helm
Is a little thing. but mark now eveAly it
governs the course Of the largest ship that
ever foated the waters; pegs aad nails are.
little things, bu. they bold together the large
parts OF the largest bulldogs; that menento
is a little thing and cost bat little of the
worries wealth, and yet it expresses the uR-
iverse for ]. is thought Of love clothed in a
form 81 oeauty; an angry word, a jealous
thought, !rown- all these are little things,
bnt powerful tor evil and are helping to nil
the penitentiaries and prisons, with those
who have merely carried tie same passions
and feelings farther than We have. Mind
the little things. ..
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LEGENDARY ATrEMPr.-Y esterday after
moon about two o'clock, the alarm of fire
wasgiven in our sister city, and soon the
firenen were out with their machiaes, to do
battle against the devouriHg element, but
theTshad to go back with no opportunity lof
trying their powers.
The alarm twas caused by an incendiary
attempt to fire some material in Mr.. Peters
lumber yard. Fortunately the fire was dis
covered and suppressed ere it had made any
heidway. If this attempt had been success
fn, "a large amount of valuable property
would doubtless have been destroyed.
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Local Items.

MAYORS CouR1- Finlay F. Ferguson Pre-
siding. e LII
William Sampson, white man, drunk -ex-
cused.
PUNISHED. Alexander, slave of w. B.
Whitehead, arrested as "a runaway, was or
dered twenty lash4s and returned to bis
master. sh
Carey, slave of Henry Daily, and Henry
slave Of Mrs. Jas. Ferguson, were arrested
yesterday afternoon, charged with improper
condacton thestreet. They were ordered
twenty lashes eich, but was committed on
the pay ment Of $3.50 each. s. 'a
Neal Caravan white man, belonging on
board the "Quakef City," arrested for being
dsunk in the street, excused. p
Robert Palmer white man, charged With
disorderly conduct. Was discharged after
the payment of cots and promise to do
better in future.
SERVED RIGHT. 4Charlotte Perkins, was
complained Of by Mr.. Williams, Tor her in
science and improper conduct, Charlotte
was rqeuiredto clasp Mr.. Post and receive
ten of bis atiectionae hugs.
Tony and Kett, slaes of Captain Lambert
charged with disonerly condnc Tony
was ordered twenty fishes and K II fifteen
lashes. @ s.ea
Martha Bell, afairhamsel of tbe pumpkin
color was arrested Of Saturday tor being
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INSTINCT OF APPETITE.-We constantly
notice, at our own table, that child will
be ravenously fond Of a par ticular dish, and
after while turn from it. The reason is,
that there was constituent in the much
loved food which the system required, and
which it drank up greedily until it was fully
supplied, and tnen instinct would receive no
more. A thirsty man, like the arid soil,
drinks in the water until the one is full and
the other is saturated, and then the water is
refused or rejected. The soil will not re-
ceive it, and it flows off; and when man
has enough, he becomes nauseated if be tries
TO drink more. To most persons, water, has
very disagreeable taste, if it is attempted
to be forced.
The practical conclusion to be drawn from
these facts is simply this : Do not force
your children or yourselves to take one sin-
sic mouthfulp of any food or drink which
they do not like In sickness or health cor
suit the instincts of the appetite, and yield
to them implicit and instant obedience. -
There is sometimes morbid appetite, and
if INDUCED in freely, injurious, if not fatal,
effects may follow; but in the most of these
cases, even, we prefer to believe that i. is
the quantity which does the harm, and not
The quality; so that we are in the habit Of
saying to some dyspeptics, "Eat what you
most crave; but if you find that it is uni
iormly followed by some disagreeabe feel
ing instead of discarding the article of food,
take half as much next time, and continue
to diminish the quantity until it is found how
much OF its favorite dish Nature can take
with perfect impunity. If spoonful only
can be taken with perfect impuity, give Ma
;are that spoonful as long as she Graves it,"
Most of US can call to mind cases where
craved dish or drink was imperatively for
hidden, under fear of death, if indalged in;
and yet. the patient, in desperation has got
ten up in the night, satisfied the appetite,
and recovered from that hour. We advise
the safer plan; take little at time of what
is so earnestly crayed, and gradually
feel the way along to an amount which Ma
ture will bear. Physicians may rest assur-
ca that if the instincts of the invalid and the
convalescent were more closely observed spd
seudied, they would be more successful nth
lssS Dedl cine.
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ARMs DISSOLVED AND NLw ONES FORMED.
here was an announcement ia our adyer
tisng columns few days agoiof the .disso-
luton of the partnership of Santos, Wake
h b., wholesale druggists, by the with
drwal of G. A. Santos, Egg, and the forma-
tioisof new firm in that establishment un
delthe designation of Awake & Co." W.
R. Goodwin, Esq, being admitted into the
new firm, in place of Mr.. Santos. And
to-,sy we announce the dissolution of the
frn sof NJ. A. Santos & Co., druggists,
by he withdrawal of Samuel Selden, Esq,
and the formation of the new firm of "M. A.
& CA. Santos, by the association in the
firm of C. A Santos, late of the firm of San
tos, Wake & Co. s-~
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DISASTER schooner W ills Putnam
went ashore on bar off Mosquito Point
dsyor two ago, which caused her to leak so
badly that she was comps lied to return to
to this port for repairs The W. Putnam
had been engaged to assist in raising the
steamer North Carolina, but went down her.
sell before she affected that object. No
blame can be attached to the Captain, as
the schooner was under double reef at the
time. t.-
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LUTHER WALK Err.

II S TERER ND STA yEss
MOULD respectfully inform the public
w that having located in Norfolk Tor ths
purpose of prosecuting the above nentionsx
business, am prepared to execute in the bsss
style and shortest time, all work that Nay ss,
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster. Orna-
prices
20 Particular attention paid to reps4sim
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No le, N. Cumberandssrsss
3--Iy,
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TIE GboR6EAHA.-We learn that the
steamer Georgeana will soon make three
trips per week between this place and Balti-
more. 1t is intimated that abe will stop run
ming to Richmond, and will effect connec-
ton with the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
road
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ALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
NAN sEMOND FAIR.

S z .s1l---ellaE M oda ion OF persons wish
inc to attend the above FAIR from Norfolk, Pc
tersbuig and vicinity an Extra Train will be
run between Norfolk and Suffolk ON Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of the current week.
Leave Norfolk at 81 A, n. Returning, leave
Suffolk at P. NJ.
$G- This Train will stop at all points on the
road between Norfolk and Suffolk to take up
and put of passengers. In this ease signal
must be given to the Train TO stop by those
wishing to get on.
Fare for the round trip .,......... ISL 90
VIM. MALONE,
oc Is Engineer and Sup't.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL. 81
UNION STREET NORFOLK VA.
JNo. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor.

HX JNO. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor +
THE Proprietor, in re-opening this Hotel,
l. respectfully announces to the public, that
the entire establishment from top to bottom,
including the Yard, Kitchen &c, has been
thoroughly renovated, with large additions of
new and fashionable Furniture, Its location is
too we'll and favourably known to need COM
ment, and it will be the untiring aim OF the
Proprietor, whose personal attention will al.
ways be exercised, to make lin Bed, Bar and
Table inferior to ne Hotel in this section of the
Country; certainl not in order, cleanliness,
unexcept enable are and prompt and polite
attention, which in the opinion Of all sensible
travellers, are the important copcom itants OF q
really good Hotel.
Confident from the experience of twelve or
fifteen years, in some of the first Hotels North
and South of his ability to keep good house,
and still more confident of his determination
to dc so, he respectfully solicits Ladies and
Gentlemen visiting Norfolk, to give the NJ Err
CHANTS HOTEL, under its new regime, A SINGLE
TRIAL. may ~
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AZ
T. FECTIONS.- GREAT
BUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF all
Kidney and Bladder Complaints. This Con-
centrated Compound Extract OF Buchu is the
best remedy in the world Tor all diseases or
complaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, Dropsy,
Gravel, elects, Lencorrhoa or Whites, Urinary
complaints, Distractions and all diseases and
weakness of the sexual Organs. whether OF a
constitutional origin, or trona any other cause
of long or short duration.
1t is prepared by Chemist, containing no
mercury and is pronounced by medical men
TO be not only the best but the cheapest, Buchu
Compound III tue world. Persons who have
suffered for years and could scarcely walk,
have been cured by using one or two bottles.
~ Large bottles, 81; small bottles % cents.
Sold by Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Hampton. Sc l3-u
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NJ TIC E-An persons hoIamH ehllmg
~ against the Estate Of Thomas +. PaEgons.
deceased, are hereby notified that hey must
be presented to the undersigned, or Will. p
JONES, Esq, at North West, properly otgtherA.
ticated, by the LIST January, 1860, or tats petisn
will be plead in law to their recovery. -
c. W. WICKlNf3S,
oc le-oaw4w Admir-. T Parsons, Decd
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Eus1n sss ~,..... LIS.
WALTERS

WALTERs' ..os.. .....-
IoRNEa MAIN AND Cp3HcA --GEErs
Norfolk. Va.
VIE Proprietor relU.l.s LIS tjr~xre .ssas. .
4 thanKs TO hissfriencs anu NE ira vel H5f,,3
ing public Tor their liberia .atronafe sgH
extended to this well kno VII estabI,e bmerf r.
the past four years land respectful ,s7.
tlnuance OF the same, assuring TIE II 1bat r.c.e.
ing shall be left undone to make them corT W.
table while sojourning at the NatonaI. rog!fs
aud attentive Servants, comfortable 5oor, 3, lbs
table supplied with the best the Markets atsor5.
superior Wines and Liquors are the jndgcs
ments to stop at this Hotel
VIM. L. WALTERS
N. The Stages for Elizabeth City, Wona
vile, HEREFORD and Edenton N C; leave th1s
Hotel daily. oc ls7es
r.
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spoRTsMENs, HOME.

%. FREEMAN, Importer and Mannfac-
j tursr Of Guns, Rifles, & & ssssIs
eysry description sal tor us Il sport 49,
ing & DDS. comprising
large variety Of double and
single Shot Belts, English and American Pow
der, Colts and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
Balls, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., SC.
+ bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Fara,
soils repaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
the Big Red Gun, No rs Church street
sep 20-ly
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LIVERY a5d &C. srA'h
ON Ill s Il r E e

o n ii L i 8 4 X z II
rr1HE Subscriber would most respectfully in
4 form his friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to meet the waits OF
the public in his line of business, having mum
Der Of HORSES, BVGGlES, and CONVEY AN.
the lowest rates.
Stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's
ses on the best terms. :.
sep " JAS THAIEh.
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR
RENT.

NV ILL BE FOE RENT the ensuing year,
w the large and comfortable brick dwell
ling Nc. 81, situated on the East side Church
street, opposite st. PauPs Church. 1t con.
tains inc rooms, with brick kitchen attach
ed, paved yard and large cistern, with
gas throughout the entire building. Terms
moderate to good tenant. Possession given
Jan. }st, 1869. Apply to'tbe present tenant,
or to A. WRENN,
&C lS--tf No, and II Union st.
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CoSFERENcs OF THE M. p. CHURcH.-This
bod " i'll meet at their Church on Thursday
next, 4th inst, at 10 o'clock. ei tsE 3
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LADIES COME AND SEE.
,s,sgsN ! won Id most respectfully inform my
ENs$l customers and the public in general, that
~ have just returned from the North with
the ar dsomest and best assortm ent of
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered in this city before, comprising in
part B0NNETS of every description, HyNM
RIBBONS, FLOWERS. FEATHERS, ~
VELVETS, and various other articles XbNN
too numerous TO mention, all ofwhich -1SsS
l will sell as cheap as can be purchas ed 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 10 business to retain their confidence.
On SATURDAY, 22d October,
will open for the inspection of the Ladies my
FALL AND W INTER FASHIONS,
and cordially invite all the Ladies to call and
see them before max ne their selections else
where.
Come one and all to the g-andest display of
MILLINERY GOODS ever before made in Nor
folk. M B MOORE,
&C 20-6w 81 Church street.
~ Jus. received at B. LEES Stables,
IIE<a lot OF fine MULES which he offers
--AZAfc fer sale or exchange Tor HORSES.
oc %
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Special Notice,
NOTICE,
"AND STILL THEY COME"
KEEP THIS BEFORE THE Pee L. a

land STILL THEY COME"
KEEP THIS BEFORE THE PECpLH
WHAT ] NJ FREEMAN las now Oh haud ths
i largest, richest and most extensive Stoek
OF JEWELRY to be found in The c4sy Of Nog
folk, and he is now receiving large lot of
FINE GOLD HUNTING WATC HIS,
gotten up expressly for his sales) magni 6cen9
sets Of JEWELRY Of the latest styles, Chafe
LANES, Pins; Ear Rings, Bracelets, Studs, sieasH
Buttons, and in fact every article Of jewe3e -
usually kept in first class Jewelry house. N
Also, fine invoice of Silver and Plated ware.
Military and Fancy Goods, all Of which wiai bs
sold low on accommodating terms. M
J M FREEMAN,
29 Main street, corner Talbot,
P.S.-WATCHES and JEWELRYi repaired
IN a superior manner by scientific and sk fl}fat
ton. os IL
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cess" We also remember that her engage
ment in this city as "perfect success.
and we indulge the hope that the manage
ment at the Opera House may be induced to
give us another cd an early opportunity of
witnessing her remarkable performances.
0xFoRp HALL. - This little place Of anase-
lnent has been closed for two or three nights
We know rot the cause, unless the people Of
Portsmouth have been surfeited with the
Family and now want to see "Star. y
We are inclined to the opinion that such is
the fact. and why not give the people of
Portsmouth stars do they not patronize
the drama as well as any people in the coun-
try +? Porhmouthis small comm unity, and
TO draw them out, requires novelty. Novel
ty. Messrs. Managers, in that ord lies you
success.
Cos LgHScE OF 4ss CHRISTIAN CHUR oH.-
The Christian denomination for this district,
will NEE, in conference al Providence, on
Wednesday nex:.
There will be nightly meetings at Ferry
Point, and also at Providence during the
session of Conference.
BRousgT uP.-The ssip Octavia, which
went ashore twenty five miles North o. Care
Henry, about ten months since, while bound
from New York to Riehmond, was gotten
of last week and brought up to Portsmouth
yesterday morning by the Messrs. Baker.
TIE YnRKrowN.-It is reported that the
steamship Yorktown is to take the place of
the Quaker City, and ply between the city
Of New York and Havana; this arrangement,
we presume, if effected, will last only until
the Quaker City can be repaired. ft
s..-.t. ~ ----A--------------
SITTING IN CHuRcH. An American wri-
ting from london says that in the churches
there, whoever comes first, whether gentle
man or lady, takes the farther end in the pew,
and those that follow fill up the remaining
seats, thus pre- venting the awkward distar
bance which occurs in our ehurches, in the I
process Of fling in and out by men in order
to isolate women at the farther end of the
pew. In churches where pews are free, the
inconvenience occasioned to ladies by FIRST
corners taking the aisle end Of the pew is
even greater, as many of those who obtain
that seat, persist in sitting still, ard make
those who wish to get in, climb over them
mo very easy or modest under taking, espc-
cially if the crinoline of the lady be at all
fashionable. 1t is not the one who does the
climbing, however, but the one who persists
in sitting still that it is to be censured for
this breach of courtesy. 1t is said that the
habit Of gentlemen taking the aisle end of
the pew originated with the early settlers,
who did so in order that in case of an attack
from the Indians, they might be ready for
action. This will account for gentlemen,
but we have no authority for the custom Of
ladies in occupying that position. AS there
is no longer any danger of attacks from IN.
dians, we think the custom may be dispensed
with, and for the sake of the latter, in fact |
for both, we hope that the English custom
may be adopted.
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank Street.

a re " STEPS FROM MAIN STR6R3G
NORFOLK, VA.
pays interest at the rate of five per esasg
on all sans remaining on deposit 90 days AVID
upwards, and four per cent If remaining 3s,s
than 80 days Interest compounded every B2s
months or paid to the depositors if preferred.
g Deposits received and paid daily. Office eoass
days and Thursdays, at 10 o'clock.
Persons having funds to deposit will tin kagR
Institution safe and convenient for the pusoSsa,
Directors for tbs Present Year.-
JOIN B. WHIrEHKAB, President.
sAM'L II. HoDGEs, S. EARTsRoaR
JOS. I. ALLYN, }. JAMES ,heoAs
". H. HUNTER. Cashier.
MERCHANTS, AND MECRAM-
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. So Bank Street,
ELISHA GAMAGE, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
DELAsY, Jos R. SpRArhx-'
CIV GRANDY, RYLAND CAPPs,
JAS Y LxIsH, ". It. EAkp,scr,
W. H. WALES, Cashier.
This Institution offers 10 the 9~gs-
i chant ans Mechanic the Farmer rp<s gSa
professional man, in town and country an %.
Portunity to make sums Of money productive
that otherwise miAA remain Idle, the interest q
which will be Sem,-snnually added to the pgAE.
cipal, and YET may be withdrawn at short no.
Gce.
1t also recommends itself TO Executors ~
ministtators and Guardians, afoIding on "a.
doubted guarantee of safety. swell from t6e ne.
sponsibility and integrity Of its Directe.e ans
stockholders, as from the security o. sr.raei
emily large joint fund.
The rate OF per cent per annnn will be ~
lowed ON sums remaining Oh deposit for 80 In ~,
or mere, and per cent for shorter ttYse. T,bcs
once OF the Bank will Re open daily for ressts~
ing and paying deposits from 9 10 j p. NJ
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday.
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BAprIsM-Y esterday morning directly al
ter the morning services, the Rev. NJ. K.
Wilkinson, pastor of tie Court street Bap-
tist Church, administered the ordinance of
baptism in the Elizabeth river, at the foot
Court street, in the presence of large num-
Der Of persons We were glad tc observe
the utmost dec"'um observed bv all present
during the administration of the solemn and
Affecting rite
Last night at the Nj. E. Wesley Chapel,
the Rev. Mr.. Riddick administered the ordi-
nance, according to Methodist usage, in the
Church, after the evening services
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MRS. b. REED, No. 76, Church 81.
a. ONE door above CharI Smiths, will
A&N open Oh Friday neAt, 26sh instant, her
A&S stock OF & E;
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY,
embracing Pattern Bonnets OF the latest and
most approved styles. which must be seen to
be appreciated. She respectfully solicits call.
or gS-lUt