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Rochester, Monday, July Is, 1859.

Ess~ The crops have suffered in this
country very seriously by the drought.
and our farmers have been apprehensive
that many of them would be unable TO
iatten their pork, even keep their stock
through the winter, under this apprehen-
sion some have sold their hogs. But since
the copious rain of last Monday crops are
reyiving, the fears of suffering are sub
siding, and the hope is entertained that
the late corn will be sufficiently improved
to bread the country. The rain was pref
ty general and the aspect of affairs is very
materially changed. -Li,,cola Journal.
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We delayed oar paper feN ho,.t. for
] Elec,ir, News. We s,,hioin all TINT had
fenchca a. Up - ] 2 o'cIock today
ucminn County.
sIeFsis ll2i
Netkeflmd 1881
Harris mai. 20. Gain for Netherland Of
'smlst. Dem. 1904
lfabson, iOppo.) 1854
Smiths maj. 40. Btabson's gain 81.
Rsp,sscnldbse- Caldwell, toppo.j 1902
McCulley, tDem.) l0al
Caldwell's majority SO.
Lane, for Senate, majority in the coun-
ty, $50.
Mayfeld, Joint Representative, naiori-
win the county, us.
Bradley.
Netherland gains SO
Brabson, 223
Tibbs, 2l2
Harris, Democratic nominee elected by
4votes over Clingan, Independent,
4 Hamilton Comfy.
Chattanooga, 4th, $50.
Drwlyon's majority about 300 Gain for
Netherland 100. Trewhitt, Opposition,
elected.
Monroe County.
Harris majority 2O0--40 gain.
Smiths majority l5Q-37 gain.
Lane Senate. majority 350
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Ohio.

SAA4Os
The democracy have nominated a man
Tor Governor who rejoices in the name OF
Renney. lie is National Democrat and
his views upon Southern Rights may be
gathered from the following resolutions
which he introduced in public meeting
held shortly after the adoption of the Flu
gitive Slave Law;
"Rcsoiced, That we will not, under any
political necessity whatever, vote for any.
man for auy man for any office of trust.
honor or profit, who voted for braided
directly or indirectly, in the passage of
the act, Or approve of its infamous provi-
slons or aid in its execution.
''Rssolped, That come life or come i'm
prisonment--comef fine or fome death, we
will neither aid nor assist ID the return of
amy fugitive slave, but on the contrary we
will harbor and secfete, and by all lust
means protect and defend him, and thus
give him a practical God,speed to Liber-
ty." ssa.st
Pretty strong, that, for natural ally"
Of the South
BOLD ArrEMrr 10 EscAPE-The Louis
Wile journal says that on Thursday a CON
Wet. in the Jacksonville penitentisry,
who was employed ontside the prison, at
tempted 30 escape. He walked to the
river bank oppose the Big Eddy on the
Falls, and diyestfhg himself of every
thing except his shirt and vest, plunged
into the river and SWAN to this side,
distance of nearly three-quarters Of
mile. One Of the guards pursued him
on horseback as far as the river bank, and
then jumped into a skif and came to
this side, swimming the hose after him
The guard caught the prisoner near the
U. S. Marine Hospital, and, after tying
him, brought him to the city aud crossed
on the ferry boat.
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|5ui1aI o1l1n0s tho Tow o,4... HAN. H..
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~ 4 if6,l1tiI,ii W. l|o1Il authority ri
STD Holy faIh1f| lI,00'I Il. SOW n <,.tI rs
I|'it country. ~ |1 did. SOME time nna
u Enelafld Nic11 he n1. Kissed 81 dc
Queen and az tie io1ul Eiu,IIt We h,.I
no doubt that he would Be rs et,scd with
IS, 4Lon.Il..l thoI,.a,.I d. a n tn,l1. FI,.<.
a.. "a, 4. NOT ana "a III ,I..l /. ..1 nj. I,.o
me II, 7t.lt, nerart. Ss.1>.' ...nn.,.l, ,..'.|.
I,e found 10 l,o01 ,s,,.' owl
- ii,o isb,nd 10 ll,SI olI,.,' W. 4. ,..,,.
i.I l,c tx ,i,sI. ,,s,...,' !, H.. III. ..'',,',
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[Ie..l "a Il 4. +. t,avtIoSs 4 .1,t n 4 AZ e
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CURIOUS QrEsTIoN.--A correspondent
inquiries Suppose a man and girl we're
TO get married; the man is thirty-Hve
years old the girl five years; this makes
the man seven times as old as the gnl;
and they live together until the girl is
ten years old; this makes the man forty
years old and four times as old as the
girl and they still live until she is fifteen;
tile man would be forty-fye. and this
makes him three times as old; and SO on.
Now, how long would they have To. live
to make the girl as old as the man, at the
same rate Of reasonings"
az A despatch from Pittsburg, Pa.
dated July 10Th, save; F.
The Pittsburg Post, the leading Demo-
cratic organ in western pennsylvania. this
morning puts up thellaine al James Blu
chanan for reelection, and In a stronq
ana unsquivocM leader Eslses the ground
thathe Is the only. Candidate who can he
nominated bythc Charleston Convention
g reeonoile the'diiicfences which ekist
"a 1 h. democratie ranks az the North and
equu fF
WHEATs1.1ho lIafl,fnle Plain i,oaler
sqss;-We are ,eredi6ly initrne,I tiI.tf
thewheat crop q illls seetion viii All
far short Of tlle pypecfations of fa1mefs.
One aOf DOR ioN0ssneb, Who nIaated a
large qlanli'y and from It's a ppeafanoc I
before and while harxt,sIfto hhIfc.,. ~ Az, I
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An ANCIENT MULE.--The Vioksburg


AN ANCIENT MULE.--The Vicksburg
Wing, of late date, says:
eve saw yesterday the auotioneer in
'front.' OF the Washington Hotel, selling
small roam mule, which the carrier-boy
otthis paper used to ride twenty-one years
ago TO carry the papers around Viols-
burg, when the streets were not in as
good order as they are at present. The
same mule was frequently brought upon
the stage in the play of the "Forty
Thieves, at the old theater on Jackson
street, when the theater was under the
management of Scott & Thorne or soon
alter they left it. The mule looked as
brisk and lively as it ever did in its best
days. We hopeit may be well cared for
by its new owner.
DaS~ The Hartsville PlaindeaIer says,
the Opposition party are striving to get
the Offices in their own hands for plumber
and for gain"
What does the Pleindealer imagine the
Opposition wish toplunderY The Nation
al Treasury Why. sir. your party have
already Plundered that until there is NOT
money enough left in it to pay govern
ntdebt Of Forty Dollars The word
"plunder'' ought to blister the tongue Of
every Democratic politisian who utters Il.
HsS- Ferocity is sometimes assumed as
well as gentleness. There are as MANY
sheep in wolves clothing, as there are
wolves in sleeps
DG5- There are ten different horse ran
roads forcarryine passengers, now in OBJ
Grafton in Philadelphia, covering dis
sepee ofAprobably one hundred miles Of
single track. The number Of ears is over
three hundred,and the number Of lhorses
mpstbe acouple Of thousand The men j
employed by them, in all capacities \
amount to about one Thousand y
Hts- The population Of the United
States increases one million year. or
Two thousand every day. = II 7 Z
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"
Hsg- A correspondent of the Steele
lfarisl says that one OF the best shots in
6arloaldls service, is an Englishman OF
nifty years old, who carries capital Ian
caster rliie, and, aided byN pair of spec
tacles, OF which he stands in need, brings
down every Iyrolean chasseur he takes
ann at, somebody lately asked him
whether he had been attracted to ioin
the volunteer corps by strong feeling
Tor the Italian cause or by love of sport.
He answered very coolly,n 81 have n
great respect for Italian independence.
but ! am also very fond Of shooting.-
Well, this may be all matter of taste.
but we should like to hear of this British
sportman's receiving bullet in the
thorax."
gPADDY DESCRIBES AMEarcA.-"Where
did baeoy come from, Corney?e inquired
why, from Merilxy; whore elsesv he
repiied-"that sent us the first pitaty.-
Long life TO it for both, say | -
what sort of place is that, I Won
"Meriky, is it? they tell me it's mighty
sizeable, Moll, darling, I'm told that YOU
might rowl England through it, and it
wolald hardly make dint in the ground.
There's fresh water oceans inside of it
that you might drown Ireland in, and
save Father Matthew wonderful sight
of trouble; and as for Scotland, you might
stick il in a cornerof one Of their forests,
and never find il bat for the smell of
whisky. If had only trine Of money,
idgo and seek my fortin thereg'
u u So E..
teg- A tpuching story is related of a
zqpaTe, who had picked up wounded
Austrian aud was carrying linn out of
the melee AS he was trudging along,
with the man upon his baels, he ieItsome-
thing cold upon his back and clusuoualy
looking around perceived that The poor
ieliow, with a pair of scissors which he.
bad coptliYed 70 draw HON his pocket,
was euttipe "a z lock Of III preserver's
hair q Keep % lnementp,
He3r A married monster Mid that ne
ately dfAamed that he had Al. angel bv
ais side. and upon waking he found 4 !
vas nobody. but hisswife.
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lls5- Hon, James Jones, who has
Been absent from Memphis, as i Is all
lleeqd - consolation with Judge Dong
laa' ~ ffgardtp tie Presidency, has Ia.
ttlired homo, as we'leatr from the Av.s
lsrfhe
, So, 'tstrR, -'fhe washiiston cor
reapopdeut 81 the New York Tribune.
tlusN4iscs
'SiclSles letter has produced intense
disgust hern, Where the facts are known.
Sop}e exttoofdnafy developments IN this
ease are YET be made
Az Many a true heart. that would
hafe apns Aack Ike . dove 70 the ark,
Aitsy vs. drs' ggession, has been fright
aned bsypnd recall BY the angry look and /
n.epace, tho tapnt, the savage charity of
" tnforgiying spirit 4
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Memphis, Tenn, July ISL, 1859.
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Keported gain Tor Netheflapd and Brab-
son of 900 - astss.,.
Middle Tennessee. 81
Davidson Comfy - Reported gain for Seth
RethsJord--Reported gain for Neither
land 400. Hatton elected.
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LIQUORS, &c.

I LIQUORS., WINES, ALE. PORTER AND
II TEASING have in store q large and desirable
stock of the choicest old Whskeys, Apple and
French Brandy, London Porter, Scotch Ale, and
Gunpowder and Black Teas, all of the very best
quality that be selected, which We offer to- con-
noiseurs. Also, general assortment Of lower
grades of the same kind of goods, with large as
sortment generally. For sale BY
au l3-lm Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
old BRANDIES AND WHISKEYS. -
~ WINSTON K POWERS, corner of Cary and
Pearl streets, have on hand in store assert
ment of choice old BRANDIES and w HlSKEYS,
the quality Of which is rarely met with. Among
them arc
Hennessey London Dock BRANDY, vintage 1872
and 1858.
Otard, Dupny & Co.'s BRANDY, vintage 1886, pale
and dark.
Pure Rye WHISKEY. now nine years old, war
ranted to please in every case or taken back; with
a large assortment of other standard Whiskeys
and LIQUORS generally constantly on hand.
au film
(yHAMPAGNE WITNESSING have IN store
~ the following fine Champagne Wines, Wig:
La Perle and Rubis, superior
Jules Mumm Co. VeIzenay Cabinet
:. Fleur de Sillery, Wins de Danes Very
Imperial ( fne
T" /" Cabinet
Heidsick Co.; Sillery Mousseux; LIE Marquis de
Poncet.
All OF which we offer to the trade and the public.
For sale by DUDLEY l. CO., ~ Main ct.
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ie&&S<s
81: s !! s! 1 a.. u: ]:
sS ri 81 sI3s q sis ssfsss q T. scsssr r. s:h
ls.sSs gsss - fsfrNn SIsssr & e.. SSviss Esss
~. ssnc.,sisS arc acv oSsrsd ior Lass TIES Ter
emonfs, above SAID ssCfess ~ e4v5S SSSsss3 ~
e. 81 az. sIsss 80. Soz kSlNa 16VtF 49, to
sss.s.sss, e. g a NJ: ss ssssss COY,
sbcrt q b. = feet With Psnssy &C.. e$sac1SS :
Ge5f5xS. 6ifesn OF them With IRE. yiaces.. The
1870 = xcsedinrly arr, we'll ventilated ard wall
ssss;.Ss3 fhroux bout. Marble NANTES, and Gas
Is 81 The rooms, and WATER on eve!y door
fhrour hoat the house. Tho Kitchen and ~ ar
sans ernenfs are also well constructed. In short.
the house pnssesses every modern convenience and
jmpfoyement-its position 10 central and pleasant
-ad il il confidently believed that no house In the
cits presents ~ many advantages, for 6rst class
Boarding House. A. the one now offered.
Also, small Tenemen Mt .frantIns on Ninth street,
containing seven or eight sTooIns, adjoining the
above building, suitable for private residence.
To good tenants, the rent will be moderate. Ap-
ply to JAMES n. CRENSHAW.
An 18-3W s5if4
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XSl31


w. = ~ 49, q ~ P' sIs; SO
esae sassl ss sssss sSss mn sI yss a g
s3 ~ q sl|' ST II " Az
i sln4~n B.s.. ~; & s s.: "a 49,.
- R1ANQ9 AND MgLODEONS.
Vtyv ~ ygsr Ylaeo@ nun 80 End vel sstab-
Is Y ssos Ss Z sl e sa ss1.
81 s AZ. srs sa sse lss ea D g g .. 81:
dsd s. VIM: Y. WsiIscs, Gos;ssSslE. 49,, R's s
bsts ceisbrsssd double and d nsls reed Asl5dscss,
Of Csrhart's patent. The sbose iEstfnmsnts are
. . 1Pafp FAY TaSYfoR.s Ma.is ssos.. - M.ia..
full supply Of these splendid Instruments
IN .daIs;sg e sEs S:sa.ifal BoIx pS soIx, Ne
sos sSs sssi ss a 4 q >:
!. ~: hay; e. Prs: Ne
rope They have Manufactured and sc!d mora Pa
NOS than any other factory in the world
most o ps. ma MISREPRESENTATION that have brousS
Sey n
than any ether factory. None of their ins!ramsn j
leave the wareroom without their haslng been full
" inspected by the best artists.
A thei. factory has never more than one agency
in city, in Richmond these inssrumsats can only
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold b this
MANIFESTATIONS side Of Broad strsss, 9sar
. s,.ss, 'ad q H SAfHL 81. xs.ss
-
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(1HESTNUT HILL SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
d II. l.. TIGHE'S
NJ SET FIT NHI{OOT For ROWS

- III. l.. TlGHE'S
II. SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
next, with every advantage for the education of
youth. both in the Primary and Higher English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Lansuages Mathe-
complete school course Glasses for be- sinners In
English, Latin and French, will be formed Those
already formed. The number of pupils is limited.
For further particulars, apply TO the undersigned,
at his residence, after the 18th of September
r. H. l.. TIGHE, A. NJ, Principal.
au 13-d2m Franklin ST., al oye 7th.
THE DUTIES OF MIR. STARTS CLAS-
will be resumed on MONDAY, 10Th Sept. next at
his former locality, Clay, corner of 9th St
He will be assisted in the department of Ancient
LANGUAGES by Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON graduate
of the University in this department under Dr.
Harrison, to whom he refers. A Primary Depart
ment will he connected with the School, in which
limited number will be received. au6-d2m
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NJ fAxxs r. sRSsErr.

III. No, flower Of instant sfcwsh'
Eai ffosn an unsuspectsa spht sslh.
Thas lay within tnS 49, s.ss form.
a. uMasigsA ~ sss.s srcen do silent grow;
~ ~ nor boys. that Laughing pass
~ "a :sil IL they be flowers o. no.
r,,, an some genial morn "a MAY.
w FFhn.y timid, modest leaflets rise,
n,scIosins besut,ea to the day.
That strike the gaxer With surprise.
"a .,fs. 40 sweet, NJ mild, 20 holy,
n, cheerful, in ehscurest shade,
No mn pre- Re nding. meek, aad l0wiy,
Aud set the pride OF each green glade.
So love doth spsisg, ~ love doth grow,
III il be sMoh a. never dies;
The bad just opens here below.
The flower blooms IN Paradise.
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DlCHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ On Grace, bettceen Third and Fourth SITS.
RE u NJ H,l P; ,HEH9GE, J p. Dr. pnncipa

A. Nj. DUPUY, A. NJ. Principals.
Ss % h Of
men, will be opened in tine city of Richmond on the
lst day of October, 1859.
everything connected with the Institution; and,
while his other engagements will not permit him
structon lie will be present. day by day, at the lee
lures and recitations, will personally acquaint
pupils and do all in his power to promote their in
teectnai and spiritual Improvement.
rect instruction of the young ladies committed to
his care Those of them who are boarders will be
as VIII b or Ss9 a fna
in health and in sickness. This parental charge 10
assumed with due appreciation OF its responsible
An ample and competent corps Of assistants will
be employed in every department. The best mast
and Painting. viii be secured. Great pains viii he
taken to have pupils in the French Language taught,
lady viii if reside with the family. e''e''
the and NJ ths@
"A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music is the want of time, and inducenent to
practice the lessons which have been given by the
ii s ssa vii ps
sonaliy supsrintsnd the pupils during the hours al
' The Course q Study win all tina.
the rudlmenss the English tongue, e Che higher
Written Examinations conducted in privatel
the close Of the session; and 81 the completion Of
the whole course Of studies Diplomas will be pre-
ss.ssd ii sss
TERMS.
Board for nine months. 1000
tuition f Is Pr Primary psp.rinssi 800
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches.---- 600
Modern and Ancient Languages-each..... MOO
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DOMSfADE. -Pon,snads Fine. Pommads Ton
cue, PosnuAsls aux fienrs, Plnaud's genuine
French Hair Oil. freneh and Engli.h Toilet
ment Of Fancy Articles and Perfnpery, fof saie
~ WARING PEARcE, DTuEGists,
l0f BToad street, sboyp Nh.
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BOARDING.


QOARD.-B0ARD for q lady and gentleman,
II and also for two single gentlemen, in a private
family, pleasantly located may be obtained By I'D
dressing q letter to Box 694, Richmond p. o., or
application at this Office Terms made known nj the
place Of boarding. aul 5-6tr
HAVING TAKEN THE HOUSE FOR.
n MERLY occupied by John Thompson, ESQ.,
oppQstte the Jews Ny nagogue would be pleased 10
accommodate gentlemen with DAY BOARD. Az
ns unind room is very large and airy, my account
,nttlations are sufficient for large number. All
wM wisa 70 obtain good board and home comforts,
wn MA tnnlshoat delay. have one pleasant room
an oS a. nse occupied. Mrs. H. W.JONES.
,AE ARLINGTON HOUSE.
III. .,,,,. 49,. CORNER or MAIN AND 6rH Srs.
cIass nOAhpiNG HOUSE. will he Confined a.
noresOiose. Inc proprietor will be hnpnv IL A.
commoaat9 travellers, a. well as permanerf hn.rd
efs, sna wlli not relax in attention "a sustain the
-. -. -. = -. s.ss.aoe. " 8-ims
THE TUNsrALL1 Hs0 9XSSFE; .n..
,.v. D4AvILLE. viRelslA. --"-s
Win new MFnitHye. and newly repaired ~ n.
sure vistsls that eoTts viii b spared 10 promot
sn$ar c9ml0Et and We respectfully solicit tyisI Z
OFFICE, and our omlihasses Will always s. r.
Depot. 40. WAfTERs. ''s4 -
s,I-,yd WI siAAtaa6Ns, f's'''''''''
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

The FIRST session Of this School will begin October
LIST, 1882 and close July LIST, 1860 The situation is
well known of the most healthy in the State.
The course of instruction will as nearly as pos
sible conform to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. M.
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pills only will be received
Further information may be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal, at Orlean r. o., Fauquier
county, Va.
TERMs-S230 per session.
PREFERENCES.
The Faculty of the University of Va.
Gov. Wise, DR.. Jas. Bolton,
Mrs. Pegram, DIR. b. R. Wexford,
G. A. Myers, Esq, z. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. C. Dmmock, J. A. Weston, Esq,
DR.. H. w. Bailey. Henry Relman, Esq.
Baltimore, Nd.
DR., !. RILEY, GeoygstOfpn, d. C.. iy l-Sm$
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MIR. LEFEBYRE'S SCHOOL, NOR .rn
III GRACE STREET, BETWEEN S FIRST Ire !. AMD
Of our School begins on the 1st day Of October, 49,
and terminates on the last day OF June, lo0.
Our long experience in teaching, ana tne v1.y
liberal patronage We have receiveo lot - NC ~
make important improvements IN our insE.suis ish
course Of Literature, comprising Enxnsn.
French, German, Italian and SPanlsh liz
four last tLroughthe medium Of the Frencn,' ma ma
been successfully tried during the last session. ana
will be continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged Mr.. ED e; HowARD 20 ta AK
as the Rhetoric, Bellies Lettres and First Reading
classes of our Institution. Mr. n. II SeHtielllan
of the highest qualifications, and We Ieel conna9nnI
that his SERVICES Will ne guy apltec,as c,a.s
would earnestly recommend our Lsorasafe GLASS
The new house which we have erected will great
ly add to the convenience as Wen as 70 the comort
Of the young ladies' boarding in our faIniiy. Two
Young ladies' only will occupy one room, except IN
cases wher three would desire to occupy the same
f ahnnBBERT ?. LEFEBvRE, A. M, Principal-Nat-
" ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
William G. WILLIAMS, A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy. Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD G. HowARD-Literature Rhetoric,
MRS e! sFAe sfs'si; issF Branches.
MISS MISS E EHz bARTETEassh f BRANCHES:
MADAME L. V. BLANcHETT-French Govern
sES SeSi CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spannsh
MARHME MARIE E,I EgTyAN,yqssl Music s;
SIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
VIII + SRRBXuP aan olsan. Sacred
HEINRICH sCHNEIDER-Harp.
n DINcGnN-Csttoy
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FURNITURE.

FURNITUKE q EPAlk I'D, And
VANISHED AND RkPACkEp.-Ihse
subscriber begs leave to inform. the rnb,
u lie that he still continues 20 repair and
5. =. ,re-varnish Furnitufs q hls CD 8 5tipd'
His prices are moderafe. The best Of refeTences
can BE- given that Ill work IN his line Wiz b
n. R1Fnrnitars will b repaired and vanished
rsanired. JOHN DAVIS,
y7-Sm Franklin Ct. Metropolitan Hall.
- CHEAP TUKNITU Il Eat 8.
GATHRIGHT'6.G Governor street COT
TAGE SUITS, Of imitsticn Rcsewcgd,
I'D Mahoeany. Walnut and Oak, good
quality from ~ 70 s2oQ per suit. SOP AS. hon
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BowLINe GREEN, CAROLINE, March 2s 1884,.
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