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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

HEAVY BIDS FOR REAL EsrArE-During the
tax sale which took place yesterday, in front
of the City Hall, fraction of lot belonging
TO delinquent tax payer was offered for sale
OF course the bidder for the smallest amount
of land, gets that fraction. which places him
in possession to that extent, of the property.
One man bid upon tenth millionth part of a
barley corn, which was considered as whit.
Ting matters down to as fine point as could
well be imagined, but another genius got be-
low this one, by bidding upon the smallest
conceivable amount next above nothing. The
auctioneer was somewhat puzzled for a while
to know in whose favor to decide, but finally
knocked it down to the man who had named
specified quantity of lands. f. Alta.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17
az Atlantic paper saYs /:

The reason that Mrs. John Wood left the
Winter Garden Theater, New York, was.
that while Agnes Robertson's dressing room
was beautifully papered, and furnished in the
most luxurious manner, hers was destitute Of
almost the necessaries Of the eommonest
apartment
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

Two MEN named Robert Harris and Irish
Bob have been committed to the Napa coun-
ty Jail, to await their trial on a charge of
burglary at Petaluma.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17
GRASS Seed

TNIMoTHY, Hungarian Grass, Red and White
l. Glover, received per last steamer and for sale At
the Seed and Tree Depot 90 street. next door TO the
Post ONCE. GFO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

An East Indiaman, assuming the name Of
"Bill," has been arrested at Petaiuma, on a
charge of having committed q rape on the
person Of little girl eight years Of age.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17
Ey-For particulars see small bills.-&S
5 . S H A III l. ,
WANTED.

A SITUATION for a first class Girl, capable OF
IA first-rate Cooking, Washing and Ironing, Sewing
or Chamber work. She is an uncommonly excellent
Girl. Enquire Immediately at
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
Hotel Du Nord, No. 25 High st.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

BROKE JAIL.-On Thursday morning, four
prisoners confined in the Napa prison, broke
Jail and made their escape. The fugitives
are Mahoney, the horse thief, Kean and Val
Rsquez, and one other, name unknown.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17
Call aad Pay I'm.

ME present year has nearly clossd. and mpst
respectfully invite all persons knowing them.
selves indebted to me- either by note or book account
40 70 cail ana pay up am determined to commence
w yea' AoOo win quick sales, prompt pay and small
pr1n.see pSase O. JNO. o. FALL,
re4
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

A COPPER mine on the lands of Nathaniel
Clegg. in Chatham county, n c. is said to
be very profitable. A rich vein of ore has
been very recently discovered
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17
FOURTH ANNUAL BALL.

~ Grand Ball will be given by q
n Xuba Engine Company No. 2, -
a4A u at the City Hall, on byN
@~sAA MONDAY EVENING, JAN. Q, 1860. Esas1s;I
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17
A New ORLEANS correspondent tells the
following;

Something of a tragedy has occurred in
life had not been of the most spotless kind
She is said to have been at one time very
beautiful, and must have still retained much
of that gift, since she was but twenty years
old. 1t is said that there was found with
her note written in French, purporting as
follows: This will be the third time l have
endeavored to destroy myself This will be
cetrsin. am tired Of life" am informed
however, on good authority, that it was the
fifth time she had attempted suicide The
last attempt was with arsenic and she wal
! found dead with one shoe in her hand, il
the act of taking it off.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17
ALFALFA.

1000 LBS. ALFALFA, California grown :.
LOOO 900 lbs. Chill a."
warranted pure and fresh. For sale at the Tree and
Seed Depot, 80 street, next door 10 the Post Once
ueClO GEO. LAWS
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hotel arrivals.
|TiN Ae4 H0TE5. .ep'.r't

VA. l., WAhrEAs. PaopN5o
Mrs Southall and SON, Petersburg; Doctor
Hunter, Geo T Rogers, Princess Anne coun.
ty; j Bake, New York; james FRY,
Lane aster; JOAN c p keliam, Accomac; j
b Whitehead, Suffolk; Captain Risly, Bark
Wilma, Jas e Graham, Gosport.
MER0HANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
JOHN SMITH, JR., Proprietor.
B Hale, Tennessee; Mr. Jennings, Eliza
beth City, G; DR. II Simmons, North
Carolina; VIM Z Gilman, Rich mond, Va: J
Il Charles Steamer Glen Cove l. 4 Prevet,
Suffolk; Mr. James, Old Point; A L. Smith.
Richard Briggs, Il Petersburg Railroad;
J w Kendell, Hampton; L Schmidt, Vir-
GINA. t.,-a
OCEAN USE. PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS T. EMMEasoN, PRopaIgroRs.
Hon W N H Smith, North Carolina; W II
Waddell, Samuel Krockogey, Georgia; r M
Johnston, Athens, Ga; d Williams, New
London, Ct; d Kahnwerter, Wilmington, N
G; DR. A Brooks Everett, David ?. Wright.
Suffolk, Va; james K Saunders, Nansemond
couaty.
n "a
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BURROWS - - -
A RELIABLE

FOR THE RAPID AND EFFEcruAL cURRov
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS. RHEUMATJSM
DYSPEPSIA, ULCERUUS AFFECTIONS.
nervous Headache, Erysipeias, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLA.NT.
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND Ct.r.DS
CHRONIC DYsENTERY SCARLET FEVER
PILES. GENERAL Disability
GRANULAR SWELLINGS,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGILE.
MERcuRIAL DISEASES, F1mALx DrsEAsRs
a no an Diseases arising from Impure State
of the System, or occasloned by fmpr,,dence in
Life. - ,- - 1A''
For sale in Norfolk by
J. w. BURROW & CO..
druggists and Chemists, 6o Church St.
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Mrs. WmsioW. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Svrun for
children tee.hing, which greatly Facilitates the
process of teething by softer ing the gums. re-.
ducing all tndammatior-wili allay all main
and Is sure to regulate the bowels. DEFEND
upon y, mothers, it will give rest to yourselyes
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
Sa1e IN all cases. See advertisement in
alo.ner coI0mn. my % ly
N5- DYSPEPSIA is known as one of the mos t
distressing com plants which let humanity
and until the advent of the Oxygenated Bitters;
had been considered incurable, or when cura
PIE, requiring years to accomplish it. The oxy-
genateo Bitter perform in few DAYS cares
which other medicines take years to alleviate >
s. For sale BY NJ. A. b C. A. SANTOS and
Wake y Co.. and KING Tor. Nor
iolk- J. .. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
o. Sandforas live InyigOrnfor--
CoMP0uNpEp ENTtaELY FROM GuM-lsa mild
ana eHectual catharrc, acting first on the LIVER,
10 eject II morbid matter, then on the Stomach
ana Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strenottens
and builds up the whole system very RAPIDLY
and Is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INvIGORAToR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PuRIFfES THE BLOOD tr
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT =
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS M e., e.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. s. G. A.
s s ~ . ma tim
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n Office.

AL Communicasioas, &c, ,ntended Tor in.
sarts on, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to inHN 4. HATHAWAY,
Nd'tor and Proprietor, 10 order to ensure
att ent,un,
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Fight 10Th a Panther. From the Houston
(Texas) Republic of the 18th inst, we ex-
tract the following:
A man named Stude, living about two
miles from Houston, hearing noise in his
chicken house, went to see the cause and
found a panther in it. The animal attacked
the man, and with its claws lacerated his
neck aad back part of his head, when the
mans dog came to his assistance and aided
his master in freeing himself from the furi-
Gus brute. Tie man came to town for help,
and on his return home he found the panther
still in possession of his poultry house, when
be shot him and finished him with the butt
OF his rifle. 1t is something unusual for
these ferocious animals to ap proach SO near
Houston. :"
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j. W. RURROW q co,

PRACTICAL CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
n OFFER to physicians and families
@Npe, fectly new and fresh stock of pure and
NJ reliable Medicines, toge Their with large
u assortment of genuine Imported Perfume.
ry,, Fancy Goods, Brushes, Combs, Teas and all
other things in the Drug line, which they will
sell at the lowest prices.
TT y Physicians Prescriptions carefully pre-
u3 pared with extra pure Medicines, at all
hours OF the day and night.
J. w. BURROW CO.,
Iron front Drug Store,
.oc 70 60, church st
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Inc jury ind the prisoner guilty of trea .
SUI ih advising and conspiring with slaves
aad Others to rebel; and o. murder in the
first degrees 'n0
oro s,L laid aid down quickly and said moth
ing' mere was no demonstration of any
Mr. Chliton moved an arrest of judgement
ootn On account of errors in the Indictment,
ana an error in the verdict. The points will /
oe argued Tomorrow. Brown was re man
ded to Jail. -. ''~
Mr. Harding announced that be was ready
70 proceoa with the trial of Coppee, who was
brought in and took his seat between Messrs
counsel.
The remainder of the day was spent in en-
aeaVoring to obtain jury, but the panel
was not complete, when At 5 o'cl ock the
court adjourned
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SECRETARY,

60 W Tne History of DR.. j. Hostetter's
otomacn Bitteis, the most remarkable medicine
OF tne oay and the many cures that have bee
perfo. med with it in cases of Liver Complaint.
dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and other dis :
eases eases arising from disordersd stomach or
lver, places It at once among the most aston
medical world. The dis eases to which Bitters
are applicable are SO universal that there are
put lew OF our triends who may not test their
virtues in their own families or circle of &C.
aualntances and prove to their own satisfaction
that there is at least one remedy among The
many mi adve rtised medicines, deserving the pub
lie commendation. ~
For sale by BURRUSS 3 BRO, Wholesale
aa a. ana importers OF Brandies, Wines and
hne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drng.
sists and dealers generally, everywhere
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CAkPETING,
GIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c.
nUR stock of the above Goods is the largest
~ to be found in this market, cons listing of
full assortment of
VelyetS, Tapestry and Brussels
Imperial, Three Ply and Ingraln
Damask, Twilled and Plain Yanetan
Cotton and Hemp Carpets
Rugs, DTuggetts, Door Mat
STAR Rods, Table and Piano Covers.
Also every variety oil Floor and Furniture Oil
Cloths OF all widths, which wall be sold in
quantities to ,uit all purchasers.
CURTAIN GOODS.
We have beautiful assortment of Satin De
LANES, Damasks, Ranges, Tassells, Cornices,
&c. all of which we are determined to sell at
prices that defy competition. .t
w A WALTERS & CO,
-.-..,.- No. % Main street.
n B-All kinds of Upholstery and Paper
Hanging done in the best manner and a. The
shortest notice, ,,.
oc % w waco
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THE RICHMOND
w K E X L Y DISPsA TCH
A BRILLIANT ORIGINAL STORY.

Upon making recent improvements in the
WEEKLY DISP ATCi, which have largely
added to its popularity and ext nsive circula-
original stories from some of our most accom-
pished writer's should appear in its columns
The first OF these, story from the brilliant pen
OF the author OF the "MOZIS ADOUMS LET
TERS," promis ed for some time, is now com.
pleted, and its publication will be commenced
In the WEEKLY DISPATCH of NOV EMBER
18TH. This story, located in this ..y and some
OF the interior counties, is e,.t,f.-d
q; overlook is A TICKLI II THING ,,
A 'fB'g Story about the Hsppiest Couple in
Richmond,
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THE FAMILY JOURNAL,
THE FAMILY JOURNAL,
THE FAMILY JOURNAL.
NO Is OF this valuable paper containing the
~ continuation of the great story Of the
Norfolk Pestilence has just arrived, nd for sale
at HATnAWAY'S
Newspaper Depot,
0C ~ Day Book Building.
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New Advertisement
NEW OPERA HOUSE

NEW OPERA HOUSE ar
g.: ). Park Lessees and Managers
'o1hN <hhAf ...-....... ........ Treasurer
SCALE OF PRICES. a
iNatS ooAes. ..... ....................S5 90
Single Seats in Private Boxes, ....... rs
Dress Circle and Parque t....,........... so
Boxes for Colored People. SO
Gallery for do do. ....,... 25
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
Marsh Juvenile Comedians
Consisting of 10 boys and 30 girls, from to Is
years of age.
This THURSDAY Evening, Nov. 3rd. 1859,
Will be performed the Drama Of the
CINDERELLA
Or The Little Glass Slipper.
DANCE
After which the Farce of
RENDEZVOUS.
WE Doors Open at 74 o'clock-Curtain to rise
precisely at TX o'clock. NOS
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special Noytce.

III TaE KNIGHTS of the Seaboard
l3 Tournament Club, are requested to
mset at the Fair GROUNDS this THURSDAY
evening at O'Clock precisely. By order of the
mo 5-lt SECRETARY
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An Aerial Carraage.-Mr. T. s. G. Lowe,
OF New York,in letter concerning his trip
to Europe shortly, in an immense balloon !,
says:
have no doubt, but cherish a feryent
nope, that the time is not far distant when
we can travel in the air without the aid of
balloons for baoyant force. have already
devised plan for an aerial carriage, which
can be navigated in any direction, and at a
nigh rate of speed, as soon as propelling
power can be discovered, the weight of which
shall be butsone-third OF that we now employ,
1t only requires some shrewd and inte lligent
inventor to do this, and aerial navigation
VIII become practical science.
h. A Clergyman u. A,ms.-The Cha rlestown
tYa) Spirit in noticing the incidents Of
the recent Harper's Ferry feray, says:
awe also noticed the Rev. Mr.. Atkinson.
who was on visit to his brother-in-law, tn
much esteemed pastor of the Presb yterian
Church in Charlestown, with musket and
cartridge box in hand, ready to do his duty
as patriotic citizen of the Republic. Such
men are true soldiers.
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l. UoPsk2it'rs as low ss fifty cents ar
l. y ~ NESSBAUM BIO.
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Cor i,t,on Of W,Uion, McPhai, Esq.-Mr.
Nj cpha vas said to be much better yester-
day evening, and his son stated that his ply
sjtlnr, lo1, ,der him out OF all danger, and,
ul"nr f., pc, attention, will speedily recov-
e' = apuversed quite freely with his fam
iO' ret ter,iaY and was as cheerful as the
ud,4i'e ,, as injury would admit OF. His
-ensonG f;iepd5 WA be gratited to learn of
us ra,',a vAescence. Bait. Sun Of yes-
~. fap- ,-...a..-.,....,, ...-..-.. $50. .rs,ss
gI4rcr Is bell in the French Cathedral,
20 Montreal. Canada, which weighs 10000
pounds and which requires sixteen men to
pE {, ..st
Upwards 81 two hundred men, principal
lg from the plumbers department, were dis.
charged from, the Brooklyn Navy Yard on
Ihc 19tb last. g-t.. .t
The Sergaat-at-Araso the British House
OF Commons, appears, when ia session, in
nv. drces,-a court auit OF black, with sword
and ceckud bsf.
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.

ATTFNTIUN ,JUNIURS. W
/ Attend Drill and Nesting of the Com,
pany on Friday evening Nov. 4th, at o.
CLOCK, every member is requested to be pre-
~ sent; as arrangements will be made for re-
ceiving the Lexington Cadets
:, @ Parade at Head Quarters at sx O'Clock
SATURDAY morning IN Winter Uniform, for
the purpose of receiving the Lexington Cadets.
members are ordered to be punctual. Absences
me State fines imposed upon them. BY order
of the Captain. 0AAe'
n. B.-After the Parade the Election of Off
GERS Will be held by the Colonel
nos - GEO. ARNOLD. End Sa rn,t
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BRIDAL PR ESENTS,
BRIDAL PRESENTS, b..
BRIDAL PR ESEMTS

~ ply of Pure Silver Ware, which had
manufactured 10 my order. My assortment is
now fall and complete, comprising Crnmb
Scrapers, Cake Levers, Butter Knives, Fish
Spoons, Ladies', Sugar Spoons, Mustard s .ands,
Salt Stands, cups and Goblets Egg, Preserve
and Salt Spoons, and lots of fancy pieces of
Silver too numerous to mention. Persons in
search of Bridal or other presents will find the
most valuable stock and best assert ment to
select from in the city at 't
CT GREENWOOD'S 81 Maiu St, ..
mol Head of Market Square,
.. (Argus and Herald copy.)
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BY THE AUTHOR OF TIE
LETTERS OF MOZIS ADMINS

LETTERS OF MOZIS ADDUMS. -
We may congI atulate our readers upon the
treat in store for them. This brilliant story
abounds in exquisite wit, pungent satire. and
the most irresistible humor. 1t will be con-
tinued in weekly parts for some five or six
story, which has been copyrighted for the
Dispatch, should subscribe 1t once to the
WEEKLY. Subscription per annum only ONE
DOLLAR, in advance: Single copies cents.
ADDRESS Propi etors Weekly Dispatch, Rich
hioAu' NOS
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Conyict,eu of Old Rrown.

A letter from Ehsrlastou. dated October
81, says:
The court met al . O'clock. The prisoner
was brought in, aad the trial proceeded with
out delay. Brown looks better than hereto
fore, and his health is evidently improving.
He laid on his bed. as usuaE The court
house and its approaches were densely crow
ded.
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STEW ART & STEEVER.
INVITE attention to Piedmont and other
y sperior brands of Family and Extra Super
hne Flour, $50 Bbls. in store aud for sale.
&c %
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CROSSLEY'
Nv nnVr r.sr
DESIR Bile DWELLING FOR
REkfEN

RENE.
N1lLL BE FOR RENT the ensuing year,
w the large and comfortable brick dwell
ling No. 81, situated on the East side Church
street, opposite St. Paups Church. 1t con-
tains nine rooms, with brick kitchen attach
ed, paved yard aud a large cistern, with
gas throughout the entire building. Terms
moderate to "a good tenant. Possession given
Jan. lst, 1860. Apply to the present tenant,
or to A. WRENN,
&C IS-tf No. and IL Union st.
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LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION.
.t~ssA MY Stock of Fancy Bonnets, hibbons,
EaaA Flowers and Millinery of all kinds has
~ lately been replenished, and TOW invite
your examination and patronage.
pm prepared TO do work il a moment to suit
the taste OF the most fashionable aud as .ow as
any.
Feathers cleansed and dressed IA the best
manner. VIA Vpen my Stock ii fancy Ron.
NETS on Monday rhs clsl lbs 4odar . see
Mrs. II. GnANBFR&.
o. 2s2w No So, Cburc stree.
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Singular Death.-A few days ago, John
McDermott of Joliet, ILL.,, who had been
much deblitated by illness was leaning
against picket fence in that town, when he
slipped and his neck was caught,,betweenitwo
OF the pickets, where be strangled to death,
being too weak to extricate himself.
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S,ngatar Death.-A few days ago, John
McDermott of Joliet, ILL.,, who had been
muon debAitated by illness was leaning
against picket fence in that town, when he
slipped and his neck was caught,betweenitwo
OF the pickets, where be stranged to death,
being too weak to extricate himself.
Left the Balloon Business. The froy
Times says Mr.. La Mountain, the eronaut,is
In the woods of Northern Vermont, ON hunt
ing expedition, having forsaken his balloon
enterprises for the present.
One hundred and forty negroes, were ship
ped from st. Louis, on the 9th, on the
southern bound steamer Cora Anderson. An
other small lot of from twenty to thirty were
also shipped on the A. B. Chambers. All
these negroes We're purchased in Missouri.
Painful .Statement.-In Philadelphia, on
sunday last, the Coroner neld an inquest
upon the bodies of five persons, all of whom
died either suddenly or by violence Three
from drunkenness, one from restitution and
exposure to the weather, and one by his own
hand, induced to take the rash step by in.
temperate habits.
Receiptz at the Fair.-The receipts of the
Virginia Central Agricultural Society at
their late exhibition near Richmond ,amo CUNT
ed to about the same as those of the fair of
the United States Agricultural Society in
1903. The amount taken in at the gates
was about four thousand doll ars
The SHAKERs.-There are eighteen Sha.
ker Societies in the United States, number
ing 4,57S.
Bonner does his newspaper business con
vsniently. He publishes 100000 N. Y. Led
gers on Mondays, and the issue i, boug ht on
Tuesday by one firm, who pay him about
Sc 900 a week.
A correspondent of contemporary writes
that Mr.. Seward is gone to Egypt fer the
purpose of discovering the sources of the
Niger.
A Rochester burglar recently entered
house in that city, and robbed lady of her
false teeth, valued at one hundred and sixty
dollars. =
At Columbus, Ohio, Saturday, John Craw-
ford, for gaming, was sentenced to three
years lmprson ment and fifteen hundred dol
lars fine.
The autograph OF John Milton and wife,
We're recently purchased by citizen of Phil
aoelphla, for two hundred and fifty dollars.
Joseph Orion, was killed few days ago,
near Chicago, by stroke of lightning
which stripped his clothing from his body.
Mr.. Garrett VaAmeter, prominent citi
zen Hardy county, Va, died suddenly on
Sunday. ls -.a
0ssawattomie Brown was soldier in the
War of 1872, aud fought at the Battle of
Plattsburgh.
Portsmouth, n. H., contains IL 900 inhab-
itants.
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Left the Balloon Business. The froy
Times says Mr.. La Mountain, the eronaut,is
In the woods of Northern Vermont, on hunt
ing expedition, having forsaken his balloon
enterprises for the present.
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- y Bologna sausages. also OK Tongues, No. /,
macAerei, Smithfeld Hams, Buckwheat, choice
French Brandy, w l Rum, Madeira, sherry.
champagne and other Wines Lond on Porter
and scotch Ale, for sale on reasonable terms bv
T. P. PENDLETON,
no Civ No. 6, Market SQUARE.
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MONEY LOST.-Lost this morning. be-
1vA tween Mr.. Richardson's Grocery Store. in
Newtown, and the Market House, greasy
SHOT BAG, containing lot OF small Change.
The finder will be literally rewarded nv lesr.
ing II at the Office of the DAILY TRANscRIpT.,
or MIR. Richardson's Store noo3T
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UNION 1919.

UNION 1873.
- ATTEND special called meet.
ylr ing of the Company on FRIDAY
>evening, 3rd inst, at ~ O'Clock.
1t is hoped and necessary that every
member should be present, as an event has oc-
CURED In which every one has personal bene.
Mt BY order of the Captain
nos srrprrAp1-
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SEABOARD FAIR NOTICE

T'AE Executive Committee will be at the
falf GROUNDS on Saturday next at ii o.
ment to exhibitors, and attend to other busi.
ness which may come before them. The Com
mlttee hope to see full attendance OF exhi-
oaeors IN tnat departm emit, and will endeavor to