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Experience wish Ness Set of TeeM.-We
have been very much amused in listening to
an acquaintance of ours. when describing
his experience with new set of teeth. He
remarked:
81 have had my teeth pulled out, for to
tell the truth think they have been a curse
to me always rather than blessing. Now,
and must tell you my experience with my
new masticators. fslt when the "set" was
first put in, as though | had couple of
wheel barrows full of paving stones laying
around loose in my mouth, and it seemed as
if they were going to be spilled out at every
motion. The first day / waited till every
one thad done their dinner, not daring to
make an exhibition of my teeth, and run the
risk Of their dropping on the table. Well,
eAewed little and stopped, chewed again
and stopped, AID finally went to my room
and laid the darned things On the back part
of an upper shelf, thinking they were no go.
The next day tried them again, but with
little better success, and after this would
carry them in my pocket, occasionally try
ing the thiags on, and every time experien-
cling some new emotion. One day they would
feel as mu ch like great horse shoe, with
nails in, as anything else and again l could
be certain that had great circular wheel
slowed under my lips. Some of my expe-
rience was very comical. They served me
so many times, and l was rather getting
tired of my bargain; but by perseverance,
have become used to their ways, and now
they cannot get away from me, as l know
just how to manage them, and how to Bit
on them, and bless from the bottom of my
heart the inventor of false teeth"
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The Harper's Ferry Affair.

Tae disturbances at Harper's Ferry are at
an eGi. Quiet is restored to that romantic
village, AMI soon things will resume their
usual appearance there. The five prisoners
vho Eel. into the hands of the troops were
Despatched W edne sday, under strong es-
oort, to Charestown, Va, where they are
. be indicted for murder and tried. The
Ctc4it Court opened here to-day. Brown,
WAC Is net dangerously wounded, is among
tnen. They are to be prosecuted BY thG
State, and, in case Of their not being con-
Viotei capitaly, are to be handed over to
TIE Uo.:sd States authorities to be tried for
treason. The house of Ossawattomie Brown
was searched, and an immense quantity of
a. us a ld ammunition discovered, together
WITH the coa.titution and ordinances Of tAe
c9aspiratnr and letters and documents which
slow Ger. ii Smith, Joshua Gidaings, Fred
DJu.; &c, AMI other notorious abolitionists
to hay. been mixed up in the affair. Brown
a's3 al lsa fall statement to Gov. Wise.
TIE connection of Gerrit Smith with the out
brea& is csriousy foreshadowed in his recent
lett. to the managers Of the Jerry Rescue
ceieaeasioD,ip which he speaks confidently Of
tae inninence ef servile nsurrectionary
IA veMau.s Ia the South.
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Low hard corn bread may be made will
lear fl om the !oiloa ing story, told BY an
ed gentleman ia Western Arkansas;
~ have been living down here below Fort
SAITH !or twenty years. The desk in my
Office Is at the head Of long flight of stairs,
aui in the haste Of business my inkstand is
often knl cAed of and rolled down For a
long tune could get no material that v ould
stand this usage. Glass was out Of the quest
ton. Stone broke like orockefy. The hard
est wood could tad sooa gave way. Final
", a lucky shought struck me. l sent up to
enc of my neighbors, the widow =, for
a piece OF her corn bread After running sew
ersl fac tools, succeeded in following it
out, and shaping it iato an inkstand. That
was ten years ago; and, stranger, I've used
that iukstand ever since; aad reckon 1t is
good for at least two generations longer!"
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Starch from Horse Chesauts. DIR. JeWett
has left with the Boston, (Mass:) Traveller
an ounce or two VI fne starch, extracted
from ouly eight horse chesnuts, picked up
ia the street The experiment shows this
mt to De so alma iant in starch that it may
re1tiI7 be turned to valuable account.
s-Dor;ng ard E,ctensive Rob3sry.-on Mon
DAY, a bjy in New York, while on MS Nv way
Eastern bills. belonging to his employer, j.
Frnt broker. The robbsr dashed guam.
aty Of spirits of turpetnine into the. Boys
iace, and Il, "a Selling shs package OF mon
eY, escaped.
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MRS. Wfnsl"Nv. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children te@hlng, which greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softer ing the gums, re.
ducing all mmation-will allay all main
and Is sure to regulate the bowels. DEFEND
upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants Perfect.
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my28 lv
10 Fall Trade.-Virginia Merchants.
ana merchants generally South, in laying in
their fall stock of merchandise, should not fail
to purchase an abundant supply of SEMPLE,S
lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER, the best
and mos: economical preparation known for
making light, sweet and wholesome loa Thread.
biscuits, &C. 1t is recommended by numerous
citizens OF different sections, and will certainly
give satisfaction when used properly. 1t is en-
trely harmless, being the production of scien-
tlhc virginia physician, and manu- tactured with
great care from the purest material. Merchants
can confidently recommend this article TO their
customers as the BEST. For sale by
KING &1oY.
And sold by Druggists ard Grocers generally
throughout the State.
{65- DIR j. w. GsrIick-Dsar Sir I have
for some months used in my family Semple's
justly Celebrated KING POWDERS. and
take pleasure in recommending them to all
families as The very best article have ever
tried Tor making light, SWEET spongy bread.
There is no excuse for bad bread when Semple's
Powders are used Respectfully,
j. RICHARD LEwELLEN.
Petersburg, July 3Oth, 1859.
wv GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, kichmond.
For sale by Druggists and Irocers generally.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFO I.

VIM. L. WALTERS, PRoPRIRroA
Geo Fisher, Raleigh; Samuel Hart, Balti-
more; VIM 7 Bartlett, New York; q Kir.
by, Virginia; W + Elliott, Richmond; Chas
W Dobbs, M 2 Young, Doctor M Covert.
Portsmouth; R G Marsh and lady; Marsh
Juvenlle Troupe.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
JOHN SMITH, JR., Proprietor.
W E Dozier, Currituck, N G; James G
Rieh'd Fairclough, Gosport; Davis, N
Y; Ricketts,, Collier, G Webb, Wash
ington.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS g. EMMERsoN, PRopRIETok,
CP Walston, Florida; W Hinckly, Barn
stable; W Talaferro, r. Peters, Mrs M G
McKeever, Miss McKeever and servant, Miss
Anna Harding, Miss Susie A Cowdery, New
York; Foster, Baltimore; James helms
and lady, Suffolk; John Grimes, Virginia;
w Lawrence, South Quay, Va; J d Bal.
lard, North Carolina; R 7 Clingman, Kan
sas; J I Olsen, Miss Maria OLSEN, Cuba K
@ jenkins, Nansemond; Miss Katy Cunning
ham, W A Grimes, Philadelphia; Peter 3
Stanton, Texas; Fred Greenwood, Robt W
Tucker, Norfolk. "
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Gray Hair.-An English writer has re-.
Gently asserted that an undue proportion of
line in the system is the cause of premature
gray hair, and advises to avoid hard water,
into tea, coffee, or SOUP, because hard water
is always impregnated with lime. Hard wa
ter may be sotened by boiling it; let it be-.
come cold, and then use it as beverage. a
liquid that will color the human hair black,
and not stain the skin, may be made by tax
ing one part Of bay rum, three parts of OIL
i've oil, and one part Of good brandy, by
measure. The hair must be washed with
this mixture every morning, and in a short
time the use Of it will make the hair a. beau
must be of the best saalitY, mixed in bot
tie, and always shaken well before being ap-
piled.
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Operation Of the u S. Branch Mint at y.
Oy!eaa,.-Tae following is the official re-
port Of the deposits and coinage at the New
O4saas Branch Mint during ths month of
8 ept moer last:
Gold deposits gold, $i26 "a;
other gold, 81 .759 0l-totaI, 92,256 . Sill
ver deposits-Silver from various sources,
1921 s4S 45-total deposits, SIZE, 604 so. Gold
COMA. $50 double eagles, $4,000, Silver
coinase, 100000 half dollars, S95, O0O-totai
c0inas.e, Sill GOETHE report says that no
silver s as parted from the California gold
coined.
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Hogs Dying.-The farmers in the lower
part Of Campbell county, Va, are loosing,
their hogs in great numbers from eating
what is known as the mushroom. In one
neigb9rhood nearly all of the hogs have
died.
The Ladies.-Stars bright and glorious
in the galaxy of beauty, gems in the coronet
Of love, flowers in the garden of the heart
let the dews of heaven fall softly upon
them.
Cheap Ltving.-In Wellsburg, Va, pota-
toes are selling at rs cents per bushel. APP
pies are worth from $l.5o to 50 per barrel
the barrel found. The supply rather great
er than the demand. Marketing generally
IL abundant and cheap.
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Great F,uter Among the Crinoline. The
Biooml-id (IE.} RepvNican,o of recent date
say
A raccoon with continuation of enormous
size, entered the Baptist Church on Sunday
eveniag lat, during service, and immediate
" besook himself to devotional attitudes
among the ladies dresses. Thereupon, sun
dry dCaving up of ivory ankles. getting up
With tn announcement Of "Coon in the
Church." presented stene of merriment to
the boys, grave humor among the men, and
magnificent autter among the ladies. Final
y his cooneysh hip was captured by daring
q utlcman, and was carri d from church 'by
the nape of the ueek.p' Poor conney! his
dl7stion couldn't De appreciated.
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BU RROW,S
RELIA BILE
ETauruMr

FOR THE RAPID AND EFFBcTuAL CURE or
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM.
DfSPEPSIA, ULCERuUS AFFECTIONS,
Nervous Headache, Erysipeias, Ulcers.
FlSTULA, LIVER C0MPLA. Mt,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS
CHRONIC DYSENTERY SCARLET FEVER.
FILES. GENERAL DEBILITY.
GRAND ULAR s WELLLNGS,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
MEkoUa1AL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES,
md all Diseases arising from an Impure State
Life.
For sd lie i'll Norfolk BY
J. w. BURROW L. CO..
Druggists and Chemists, to Church st.
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l'ostq8;ce Matters. = Virginia. -The office
at nendtick's Mills, Russell county Va, is
Tt-estabiished, and A. L Hendricks appoint
ed postmaster. Wan. A. Richardson post
N aster at North End. Matthews county, Va,
vice A. D. Saunders, resigned Tur ner T..
Jet postmaster at Cedar Point, Page county,
va, vice E. W. Wood, resigned. George
+. Irake, stmaster at Ten Nile, Cabelie
count;, Va, vice j. Dra6e, resigned, Rachel
Reed postmaster at Molebl!e, Rltche county,
Va, vice Abram Ice, resigned. VIM: M.
Sir. ns postmaster at Wilderness, SpotSylva-
Mn COUNTY, We.
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Notice

al Communications, &C., intended for in
sertioa, AID LISTERS ia regard to this paper,
shol.l b. addressed 10 JOHN r, HATHAWAY,
Editol ani Psoprietor, in order to ensure
atteu ion.
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A Wedding Card.--The bachelor editor of
the Fredericksburg News has received from
a brother bach an invitation to his wedding.
The editor consents to attend as 'mourner,'
but not as 'pall-bearer.'
"Dear Sir Lord willing and the woman
don't back out, shall marry the -. l
should be glad to have you present to profit
by the example Nv prospect of
but my experience of single cussedness has
insured nae against regret. In short, long
for the chain, and expect to hug it-with in
closures-with everlasting satisfaction.
Yours. &c."
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Wheat at Chioogo.-Ths Buffalo Express
reports the receipts of wheat, by Lake Erie
at that port. during the frs. week IN octo-
Der, at i, 1856 $40 bushels. This tar exceeds
the receipts OF an entire month IN any year
Until Septem Der, 1885,. with the single ex.
cept ~ Of the famine y ear OF l848.
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TERMS.

rns DAY Book Will be served TO subscribers
s'6s cents pea week, payable to the Carrier
when sent BY mail it will be 81 per year, 81
SiS months, and 81 Cor three months, paya
lie in advance
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Mormon .Sermoa.-Elder Il. G.. Kim5al
preached a sermon in the Tabernacle, in
Salt Lake City, on Sunday, tas llth Sep
TENDER, in the course of which he spoke as
follows:
"3r1thers and Sisters-I sometimes Law on
my bed in the very greatest of sorrow, cor
sidering what is in store for this people
tell you, you may look for famine imme
diately. 1 have talked to you about this
time and az in, but YOU don't believe it
Brigham Hung b IS talked to you till b. is
ashamed t. say anything more about the
matter Let your tineries go down to he'll,
where ttey belong, land they who wear them
are going to he'll with them sooner or later.
Are you women any better than me? Who
are you that you can't wear good pair of
calf skin shoes | wore calf skin shoes
when l hrSt came to these valleys. Do with
out your fine bonnets and ribbons aud shoes.
Don't coax your husbands to sell the last
oushel Of grain, to feed them on who want
to cut your threats, and when we will soon
be plunge int a famine
Have or Brigham Young sold our wheat?
No, not grain; ahd l assure you that if
Brigham would BE- off red $40 per bushe for
his wheat tomorrow, that he wouldn't sell
a peck of it. The army with all its follow
ers, the whole amounting to about 5000 men
I must be fed. They must eat. Let them get
their -four from the States. You have no
wheat to spare, especially to them who want
to kill you. Your wheat will whip the world
yet. Nations will fee to us to escape star
walton. Our wheat will whip them a great
deal worse than we whipped the U. States
government two years ago, when We whipped
their soldiers without losing man. We
just stopped them out ON the road here a
piece and kept them till they got cooled off.
Wonder if there is a lawyer here ? If there
is, would like to know if l have commit
ted treason | was just going to pull my
coat of and go into it in earness, and | would
if had'ut calico shirt on
Don't get mad, friends, because we whip-
ped the United States; you can't blame us
for it. They were coming to burn our hous.
es, kill the men, and ravish the woman
Well, We just stopped them till they got
CODED off, and when they got cool and quiet
VIC let them come in, and mt lose man
believe horse was shot in the boot. We
will let them stay here as long as they be-
have themselves, but they must understand
that the United States government aad all
hell combined cannot drive US from the tops
of these mountains. l know you would
say, Hold on Mr.. Kimball you'd better
hold your tongue. Well, 1 will when l
please"
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Not Caaght.-Nathaniel Sunderland, the
escaped convict from the Penitentiary, is
yet at large.
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More Of the Supposed Murder IN HYDE
1t will be remembered that we m .ntioned
the burning of the house of an aged citizen
of Hyde county, on Monday, (says the New
bern Progress) under rather suspicious cir
cumstances. We fad the following which
refers of course to the same occurrence, in
the Washington Dispatch
HORRIBLE We are informed of a suppos
ed case Of murder and burning, VIII ich took
placG near Germanton, Hyde county, on last
Saturday night week.
The house of Mr.. Asa Dixon, an aged m an
was discovered to be on fire, and on the
arrival of persons, it was found with its CON
tents, and the body of Mr. Dixon to- be nearly
consumed. sufficient portion of the BODY,
we suppose, was found to identify it. The
impression is that the old man was killed,
and afterwards the house irel to conceal the
murder, by some wretch who supposed Mr..
Dixon had money. Suspicion rested on a
young man, a relation of Mr.. D. so strongly
that we learn be was apprehend.d by the
Deputy Sheriff, and was committed to jail.
We give the particulars as we receive them.
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70 Circulation greater than the Dailies
OF both Cities combined. 80
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was Member of Congress under the "Pro-
visional Government" .hs intended estab-
fishing.
Condition of Tie Wounded
We have the following intelligence in re-
lation to the condition of the men wounded
in the attacks of the Armory:
HAaPRR's FgaaY, Oct. l9.-Evan Dorsey
is ia very good spirits, at d. C. Murphy's
house, receiving every attention from his
family aud from Professor Dunbar, of Bslti-
more, who came up with the troops as Sur
geon General, who thinks no is improving,
but is doubtful as to his ability to withstand
the inflammation now setting in. His moth
err and other friends are also with him, and
the Railroad Company is doing everything
to benefit his condition, with that of the 9th
er brave men in their service, who were
wounded in the fight.
Private Rupert, of the marine who was
wounded in the assault on the engine house
is dead.
MARdtNsBURG. Va, Oct. IS. -Richasdson,
and Violet are both doing very wels Meth
er of them dangerously wounded. Wollett's
wound is on the arm only, but the bone is
not Injured; the ball has not been removed.
Richardson will lose his eye, but the ball
did no, penetrate his head. They are both
as comfortable as can be under the circum-
stances.
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ORAHG K COUNTY BUTTER.

DECEIVED direct from the dairiss few Sc
n lect Kegs Of Butter which cannot be equal
ed by any Butter offered ia this city. Ifyou
want really good Butter, rsmembs r that No.
6 Campbeu's wharf, Dixon & Hanst old stand)
always kept the best stock and the undersigned
will leave nothing undone to Holt the former
reputation Of RAYMQRE u STONE,
Oc2l No. 6. Campbsll wharf
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Mormon Idea Of Heavea Elder Middle
mas, enc OF the Saints of Mormendon, in a
recent sermon at Salt Lake city, thus gave
his idea Of heaven 81
40 not bslieve that heaven is that fairv v,
airy place of fancy thatmost people think il
is. 1t is bona fide of materiality. much re-
sembling this earth, only, of course, it is
thousands OF times in greater perfection than
the things of this earth. 1t is globe lust
like this planet we inhabit. 1t is the home
ofGoi and the angels. That passage 10 the
Scriptures which reads, ga day with the
lord is thousand years, and thousand
years as day." clearly establishes the tact
that Heaven is a planet, rotating GLOBE,
governed by the same natusa laws and as
Economical principles that this earth is gov
erned by; but it is so much larger THAI our
little star, that it takes 365, 900 times Ion ger
~ make revolution upon its orbit than the
earth. So we see that it is fact that one
Of Gods days, Or day in Heaven, is a
| thousand years.
same as We do here. Earth is emphatically a
miniature heaven. l believe they have a
printing office IN heaven, and electric tele-
graph ans short hand reporters. Why not?
Are they not greater than we on earth ?
believe there is channel Of COMMUNICATION
extending from my mouth to the ho ne of
the angels, and probably an angel at the tel
egraph office in heaven is now waiting for
the news from here, and as soon Al he gets it
he will take it to the hands of the printers;
they will set 1t up in type aud print it in
newspapers and then boys or men will jump
on horses and ride around, giving the inhab-
ltants OF heaven the latest news c0ncerning
tbs Kingdom OF God on earth. There are
more than two reporters here-nore than
brother Long AID Watt l believe there is
reporter here fro il heaven to find out who
is speaking, what ne is speaking about, and
everything else Of interest, he sends the
items, as last as be gets them right up to
heaven, ana they are printed.
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THE WHEELER g. WILSON
MAAUFA ETHRING 20

THE WHEELER e. WILSON
MANUFACTURING co.,
MOULD inform the public that thew open
w in few days an office for the sale OF their
Justly celebrated SEWING MACHINE in Nor
folk.
The large number of Machines sold in this
State and the universal satisfaction given, war
highest terms.
m, Yer, Yegy Respectfully f. E oaA,er ...,,
TH , THE Power OF MEDICINE OVER Dis
uS EAsK.-We know of no better ilIustra-
ton OF this fact than the wonderful effects of
the Oxygenated Bitters, in Graduating from the
system Dyspepsia, and all functional diseas es
Of tho stomach, and restoring impaired diges.
ten.
For sale by M. A. SANTOS Co., SANTOS,
Wake T. Co., and KING & Tor, Norfolk. ].
b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by dealers
everywhere.
U- Sandford's Liver Invfx0ratOr--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GuM.-Isa mild
and effectual cathartic acting first on the LIVER
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
LIVER INVIGORATOR
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD .. e. .
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA 7-
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. SANTOS
Co. ma l-d0
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B f N EFT OF
MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
Who will appear with MR.. FLORENCE,
In two Pieces.

This FRIDAY Evening, Oct. 2lst, 1859,
will be performed the play of
THE YANKEE HOUSEKEEPER.
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HOT BUCKWHMAT Oak iGs,

= BUT bUCA w n HAT' CA IA MS
lust RECEIVED our first supply of the sea-
d son, of new Pennsylvania Buckwheat, a
County Butter and delicious Golden Syrup.
Call on L G DEMING,
oc2l No 60, Church street.
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ANDREWS YEAST POWDERS;
81 RELIABLE AND ECONOMICAL.
See what DR.. Chiffon Says.
have tried the Excelsior Yeast Powder pre-.
L pared by Thomas Andrews, and find it to
answer perfectly for the purpose of rendering
Bread, Biscuits. Cakes &C, beautifully light and
wholesome. The ingredients of which it is
composed are pure and entirely free from obs
jections. 1t is the best in use. s.51
JAMES Chiffon, M D, Chemist,
NEW YoRK, April End, 1852
Sold by BAYMORE & STONE,
&C u No. 6 Campbell's wharf.
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t TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.
nUR stock of Tea, Green and Black include
" every grade from the commonest to the
most celebrated oolong and Gunpowder Teas.
offered in the city. RAYMORE 4 STONE,
oc2l No 6, Campbell's wharf.
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NEW GOODS.

lust received large assortment of new and
y desirable goods consisting Of the following
kinds and styles, viz:
Ladies Morocco Bootees heeled,
Do do do without heels,
Do Caters with and without heels,
Do Slippers Kid and Morocco,
Do Buskins Morocco and Linding,
Children's Caters and other kinds of Shoes
in great variety, with large Stock of every
article usually kept in first Glass City Shoe
Store, for sale on very reasona BILE terms at No.
IL, Market Square, Sign American Flag.
&C 81 FW SEABURY'S SONS.
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New Advertis ements .
NEW OPERA HOUSE
SCALE OF PRICES.

SIIVate BOXES. ....' ............. ......S5 {
Single Seats in Private Boxes, ............
Dress Circle and Parque t................
Family Cirele....... MINIMUM.
Boxes for Colored People. .
Gallery for do do. .................
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After which
THE IRISH LION.

To conclude with
THE YOUNG ACTRESS,
90 Doors Open at TX o'clock-Curtain to
rise precisely at TX O'Clock. oc q
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was Member of Congress under the "Pro-
visional Government" .hs intended estab-