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ARMY Intelligence.

Capsaa r. CARY assistant Q1artermaster Is ordered
70 Proceed 70 Camp Floyd, Utah and relieve Lieutenant
Colonel @ e Crostnan, Deputy Quartermaster General,
IN mis- tutes at that station Colonel Crosman being
relieved Is directed repair to ST. Louis, and there
await further orders.
extension Of months leave Of absence has been
granted By the War Department 10 Lieutenant W. T.
Magruder First Dragons
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LIMA NEw STYLE or SHOES AND aATrERs AZ
a JONES. No 10 and ~ Ann street. CAN and - tAen
AT wHOifs kIE- SUGARS VERY CHEAP. CASE
o CHEEKS, ~ Broadway.
A GREAT P1ECE or nUNByG.-Lors OF CHkRLk.
N initiating scbnspps onrs not oounierfeed The
only genuine sehedan achnapps w the city, IL
Deeds susek cr claprap pumng relies entirely upon s
intrinsic merits has been before the pubic Tor nearly
ten yesys las sought notofiety BY caution" The
great demand already created has been done exclusively by
m superior qualities and b. the recommendation Of tho~e that
have used 10 others .-.- - =.
vANDERYEERs GENUINE AROMATIC sCHIEDAN
sCIiNAPPS,
the best and ne pures schnepps In the ~cr Prepared At
schieds Nm Hosnd expressly for ard bottled BY ne here
recommended BY thousands oi nyads The sh abandoned
by oil others except humbuRs No reward VIII De given
information sought for 10 hose that put up trash called
scinapps bur the public NAV rely UPON r.tsvnF genuine
Genulse Arnmntc Seheta Sehnspps The only real and ie
John WILLS \ co Proptie,ota
IA Roadway Fea fork
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Water Gas.

PHILADELPHIA July 30, 1890.
There brilliant exhibition Of water gas at the
Grard House this evening, under the auspices OF the
keystone Gas Company to the members OF the press ana
other citizens Of the hotel Is now lighted
by this gas at an expense not exceeding fifty cents
feet
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The Fire in tho Cunsrd Dock.
TO TIE EDITOR or rug HERALD.

JxRsTY CfIY, July 30 1850.
IN the Ore which took place q, the Cunsrd Dock on Sun
dav morning my Ole shop was burned TO The ground,
"''' JAMES LATHAM.
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weather Report.

ST. JOINS, NJ f., July 30, 1850.
Wind esst-ciear; Thermometer 80. No signs Of the
Prince Albert, now due, from Galway 21st At Cape
a,ace weather clear twenty i've miles of shore.
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OMeial Drawings OF Hodges, Davis d
CO.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
Class sos Jvlr 10 1870
So, 66, "A, &c, 76, A, 40, II, 81, IL.
HODGES, DAVIS A Co,
Managers. Macon Georgia.
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-. WCnn snnv RI W.nss.s. ~ re- A'o''e

ries.-wooD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
pyLAwARE, KrNTuCKY And MISSOURI LOTTERIES.
DnAwAnE-ExTRA Class No $50, July 20 1850.
10, %, 81, SO, AZ, So, rs, 81 "a, ST. "a, IT, go.
DxIAwARE-CLAss No. $50, JuLY 20, 1860.
circulars sent free Of ehaSs. By addressing either "
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware,
Or - WOOD, EDDY a Co. st. Louis Missouri
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retail often puzzled kno~ how their
ployes; whether this will make good salesman that
eood accountant; this reliable and Trustworthy confidential
clerk: that cashier &c chronological description
fully written oct would settle tho question and Indicate the
place each best 1i FOWLER WELLS, No.
1s Broadway, make private examinations
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Married.
y DsrsstyR-Hynx in this city, by the Rev. NJ. joel
Parker at the Fourth Presbyterian church. Wm
pRKssItR TO MARY Jaw, daughter Of Samuel l. Hyde, 81
Nes York.
TavpIy--wHsu On Sunday last, July %, At ~ rsuls
church, Broadway IN this city, amidst numerous circle
u Frgsh friends ANVIL second and youngest daughter
q T. H. sr.s s. A. white, totaeeoaiss, late Of horthamp
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BrooklyB Photographs.-Nliia mson's
Miniatures Cabinets rmperA and Life Sire Two forty nine
(2lQl FULTON
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Royal Havana Lottsry.-NoS. $4,000.
s5p7. 1000 1867 "a 2.s, the capital prizes Ia
The drawing Of July ~ ns0 Prizes csshed By Mesrs
CHAsE co, Bankers. - William street, New York.
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Grover Il bakers Cele brated
NoIsEIESs SEWING MACHINES.
The best In for family awning.
4q6 Broadway. New York.
p0 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Drawings OF France, Broadbenss & Co.'S

sUsskx COUNTY, Class $50, JUly ~. 1850
IL, 81, 20. 20, Al, Is, 36, 81. SO, A, IS. -.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS l2a july 80. 1900
CO, As, 81, 20, Sc. Al, 8, 80, s.. SO. IL, 20.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs A CO.,
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
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Death OF Jonathan Phillips.
Bosros, July 80, 1880
Hon. Jonathan Phillips died yesterday, aged 3D. He
was among our most worthy and benevolent citizens
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six Fine shirts, -.
MooDYs Shirt Mandatory. 162 Broadway.
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Hsrrfpg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof safes 26 Bro~awsy Of Murray street,
New York.
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arrested upon the charge OF nss1er DIVA ~s n@u auu
were very Incorporate in their habits.
NEW 0aIxAxs, July 80, 1850.

Two Aboittionists Hung In Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, July 80, $780,
xnvices iron Texas state that two abotonsts have
been hung there Tor distributing 10 slaves and in
citing them 10 instruction.
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Hubert Longreach, or the

Born 90 See the Comet. but not to Ride ON
tafl-ust with liberty and equality Of weights Photo
Efapbed BY Holmes. No sos Broadway only.
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Assignment I'm Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 30, 1890.
=. x. wiedemer Co. made assignment to-day.
Tghe liabilities are $40 o00 and their small.
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The Great Eastern summer Hats-Strav
and felA WHITE, halter. f2i6 Broadway opposite st. Paul
church.
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I'VE and Anti bilious Pills.
Tbose who the retain their health and faculties in
= most remarkable degree Warranted purely vegetable
0bce 20 Car nj street. ". Y.
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TtALLoU's
sv.LOU'S rATFNT
LxrROvEU FRENCH YOKE SHrEYS,
- 81

Patepf<y Eoyembrr l. lSSa.
NEW STYLE OF SHIRT WARRANTED TO FT
Sent by Mar, Of the United ststes scscr
YET mail az fcowinl. measnrel which
fertf for Sl2 as $I8an f24 10 vsf
ed for less than lsh dozen sbirts The ~ ft
Iowa
Neck-Tbe dsAnce afourfi g. Yoke-Tbe fro l
points each ssoade Sesve-The length from the ntis
fhe back To tie wrist with Tho arm bent Bses DisLsncc
around the body sndcr the rpis Wa.N-Dant srcunt
Aks; the length shirt.
Br fling the sbsve gr1rsnsec peFs1e
5tof sy1t Of the
IMPROvYD FRFScn YOKE SHIRT.
hlso. importers md dealers IN
MER,S FURNISl ING GOODS
EkfLOU BROTIfEx z,
Wholesale orders solicited. No 30 FroatrSay YORK.
DOUDOTR SEWING MACHINES, HARRIB Pan n.y.
I'D This celebrated improved double urcAA psh
BIZ BroAdway tie 81 MIA kaA
TyoRNN BuNIoNs, INVERTED. NAILS, Ergf.A9a0EW
~ Jo.n and all Diseases Of the fes cured N1oee ain
Inconvenience the patient by DR. ZACHARrE,
Chopodta, 76o Broadway Refers 10 physicians ans,
geons OF The city.
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Beautiful Compiexton.-Lafrd's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equs for besuu
nins and preserving The skin. tSs Broadway.
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=, n'a,Ans-E5rHA Gas IS No go Jply 70 1859 on
pslIwsR.-cIIss No. $50, JulY 30, 1850.
e,t s1 ~ ,;u a. g. az 81 Isl 81 s,s D. 81.
Or *6db. EDDY bYl S Coz s Ieu. Missouri
co.'s COnsOad.sS Loti s.s q as !, Al.
- - Glass SS Jutr M $50 . -
So g. a. &c. "i n q; 40 Ia pay s. u Co.
Managers, Macon. Georgia.
Esy.lo H.xsn. Lesssry.-Ne~. $4,000.
7 ioGo En-, 2s drew The Eve sspts prizes IN
Brandreth's Pills Are Excellent Parga-
fhcse Who nae The retain their health and faculties in
2 moss I.nsrsable degrse Warranted purely vegetable
How TO DO N.-Merchants, Wholesale
Whether run Sss
oa h rhrsnooc
fully Written or Mould , . he 29spS and nss Me
SOS SrosdSsS, make private easmnaiion.. ''' w.
Brooklyn PhotograPhs.-Wiiiia
Miniatures Cabinets ImperAs and Life Sire. Two forty nine
c242 Fulton street
surssr troSi s.f,. nj Bro..~ q Murray street,
Grover Il bakers Celebrated
YoIsEI.Ess SEWING MACHINES.
The best In for family sswing
e e ss1 ":s. .;I:. sf sro yss1;
MoODY's Shirt Mandatory. 1e2 Broadway.
: :Ss ,i WHITE halter '' D'''d"'' '''''' 81 f''
Born 20 See the Comet, but not to Ride ON
r. By ss srs ., IpS o. sas y
-----
Hubert Longreaeh, or the Black Leg
ysBy G. u es ar % cs aass Ns
Ter Mass Movements Of Heenan; the Bppodrums Tro,s
s s fS
s rom an soH nv
wheeler q Wilson's sewing Machinss.-
Once Ns Broadway. Y.
Ladd, Webster q Co.'S Improved Tight
stitch Sewing Machines al 500 Broadway
mfiward's Needles, for Wheeler d Will
Ssrs and q de bes, double refined English steel and
"'N'' j. FRED xiIwARD 81 Warren street, ny.
BatcheIor's wigs, Toupses and Hair
easy serfsei o. no turning up bend No is Bond street
DR.. marsh Continue. to Apply His Radi-
SsIs i rupture. SxRsn Co No vs.sy street NY
Rushton's Mild Aperient or Anti.Bti-
ous Pills, With directions No 10 Asor House and az Broad
Atkinson's Parisian Tooth Paste Arrests
81 teeth and cleaners them thoroughly. RUSHTONS
No. ~ Astor House and az Broadway
Barry's Tricopherous IL the hest and
cheapest article beautfynR curling cleansing
preserving restoring the hair Ladies Try H. sold By All
srusgiss
Hill, Intmitsble Hair Cuttsr. Hair Dye,
90 cents Depot No Barclay street, and sold By all Drugg s
Cy,rehurh's IIIusive wig. an entire Mo-
velty. parting hie ttfrng behind 20 Broad
Nav northeast corner Reade 81.
Crjssadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pses the the world wholesale and retail and The Dye
privately applied vt No. As,or House.
beautiful Comp1exton.-Lafrd's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equs for besuu
flying and preserving The akin. tS Broadway.
Persons Subject to Bilious Disorders will
derive benefit by using Holoways Pls-th. most ri
fecua remedy for all affections BILIOUS tendfnr, 10 they
cleanse the liver and cguae he bowels
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derive great benefit by using Hooweys pls 18th. most IF
cctua all 81 BILIOUS tendency, they
cleanse the stomach the liver and regulate The bowels
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LcoR sALE-rHE STOCK AND FIxf URFs or A eE0ARx
Confectionery ana Fruit Store. with lease OF Store aud
Dwelling the In other brs4nsxA Ina
n, TL, ChTmine street.
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Huberf LonRrtnch, or inc HIacK Leg
Peer-By C. J. Collins; Letter frcm Carl Benson The Anne
rcsn England the great College Regsas at worces
Ter. Mass Movements Of Heenan the Birpodrume Tro,,;
Fall Eacng and Tfotrr reports Lives and Battles OF pis
tnruthet furss eorrespcndeuce between the New York
and crchet clubs and variety Of Sporting News
all OF The country In WILKES SPIRIT ont
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TINA nav STYLE or SHOES AND GArrERs Al
"A JONES, No 10 and " Ann street Can and see hen
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CrIsssaoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tcu-
pses the the world wholesale and retail and The Dye
privately applied vt No. As,or House.
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Mfiv aYd's Needles, for Wheeler d Will
SONS SEWING MACHINES These needles are made by
hars and OF the best double refined English cast Steel and
wlIgAxrED sprrniop
J. FRED. MfLwARD 81 Warren street, N. Y.
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BatcheIor's wigs. Toupses and Hair
py. have improvements SURPRISING AL others natural and
easy Perfect o. no turning behind No 10 Bond street
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wheeler q wilson's Sewing Machinss.-
Once eo6 Broadway. NY
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nR. ). 8oyEE DODS.
~ LIBERAL WINE


Are n,sde from rure and unaduhersed wise wsch &
about douJle the usual strength of other
ed by house In the United States Ao from the
lowing valuable hef BE- &c vizoiomons D~a1
nard conn cammomie towers geniiAsr wild caerry tes
bark and leSberry.
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Ladd, Webster a. Co.'s Improved Tight
sueh Sewing Machines. al 500 broadway
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rBE FOLLOWING Two PATENTS FOR SAL sas
Il ANDRE sARATrER, st l2o spring street. west r~csx
way Hack French vsrph, suitable FOR vanishing an sIas
OF leather har1ess metals also Prem pos
for psor other furniture A. the shove depo ses vsr
sale ut the low price Of ~
Military scoouiremens renewed ~ VI set.
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ELECTRICITY.

DR TRAVERSE having met with unparalleled success In treat
Chronic diseases In other cities has been induced
An Office IN this city few weeks In order give the afflicted
opportunity Of testing the wonderful curative property OF this
great Therapeutcal agent
Electricity rightly applied gives instant relief and makes
permanent In veiy short time My apparatus differs
all Others and made according order fr
medical purposes only giving shock to the patient but pleas
ing sensation, and producing an inyigorating effect.
Persons afflicted with the following diseases give call and
will warrant a very short time: Sick Head
ache Neuralgia. Catarh, Bronchitis Coughs and pulmonary dis
tending Consumption Scroua, Hip Diseases, White Swell
ngs Rypeas Salt Rheum letter RASH Carbuncl and humors
every description; Spinal Diseases Cuyaure Rheumatism st
Dan.e Fits Paralysis Deafness and Running the Ear i'm
paired Vision, contracted Muscles Dyspepsia. Liver Complnt
neral Debility Seminal Weakness Dropsy Debility leucohpa or
Whites Inflammation and Falling ohe Womb Assesses Cancer
of the Womb. In years practice have treated
upwards of ten thousand cases OF Poaus U or Falling oil The
Womb.
will pay fy every that presented where
have failed TO make permanent cure
Also is application, viii extract teeth without pain. During
operation the patient experiences nygorang, pleasing
sensation and genial glow, this operation has been pro
nounctd by the eminent Of the faulty such as-Dr
Golding Bird DR.. wilson Phillips Prof Maitencg, Dr. Marshal
Hail. Prof Hunter Rob Boyle and many Others to be the creates
invention Of the
which have been known fail In producing the desired ef
once in Revln's Block, on 18th st. Room No6.
E once hours from A. NJ to P. NJ from to 6, and tc
9PM.
- Consultation FREE.
Letters consultation &C. have stamp enclosed II
der to prepay
P sPhycians Dentists and Families furnished with machines
and directions for nOl2-d3m
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PrBLIc MEETING IN FAYErTE.


At meeting of the citizens of fayete county, held at
New Haven on the 9th day OF December, 1859,
On motion, wM. d. MOORE called 20 the Chair,
and JAS b. HAMILTON was appointed Secretary.
On motion OF \. y Wood, the Chairman was request
ed to appoint Committee Of five, to drai, resolutions
expressive of the sense of this meeting;
Whereupon the following gentlemen were appointed,
viz: William Tyree o. L. Mathews A. A Wood, VIM.
WOOlwne and G.. w. Taylor.
The Committee, after consultation, through their Chair
man. reported the following preamble and resolutions,
which after short but appropriate addresses in favor Of
the resolutions from Messrs Moore, Mathews and 9th
ers, unanimously adopted
Whereas the recent outbreak and attack upon the
soil of Virginia and upon her citizens 10y awlcss mob
at Harpers Ferry and the comments of large portion OF
the Northern press and people with regard toit, have
demonstrated the fact that rely upon ourselves
for the protection Of our rights, our homes, and our
friends; therefore, be it
Resolrei That the Legislature of Virginia, in opn-
ion should proceed without delay to provide and adopt
a thorough military organizaon and in the meantime
that each county in the State should proceed to organ
ize volunteer companies for protection and defence
Res0lued That We pledge ourselves to each other to
keep strict eye upon all suspicious persons, particularly
strangers who's, business is not known to be harmless
OF upon any whatever who may express sentiments
of sympathy or liberation With aboltonists either di
rectly or indirectly.
Re,olred That the prOmpness and hrmness, with
which the Governor took steps to repe the awess uva
sion of our soil and the attempted interference with our
institutions deserve warmes admiration, aud we, as
portion Of the State, tender him our hearty thanks for
the courage and efficiency he therein exhibited aud for
his refusal to pardon repriece Brown and his asso
cates.
Rssolred That our thanks due to the Volunteers
of virginia who rendered their services to the Eyecu
tive and who promptly obeyed his call for tue defence
Of the State.
On motion of Dr. J. b. Wills, it was ordered that the
Secretary forward copy of these resolutions to the
Richmond Wing aud Enquirer, and to the Lewisburg
papers for publication.
VIM D. MOORE, Chrn.
las Z HAMILTON Sec'y
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MEETING IN GILES.

large number Of the people Of Giles assembled at
Sew River White, the 26th day Of December 1889,
express their indignation &c. upon the recent outrs ge
ommitted within the border OF our Commonwealth by
a band Of fanatics from the Northern States.
On motion of Dr. VIM. Eggeston, VIM II. Snidow,
$50, was requested 10 Chairman, and Chls. D.
Peck as Secretary.
Dr. VIM W. McComas, being called upon delivered
IN eloquent and patriotic address, taking true South
rn position which the feeling OF the assembage,
Judging from the applause his remarks called forth The
oiowng resolutions were then offered and adopted
unanimously
/ Rr,oFei That the people of Giles county tender
20 his Eyceeucy Governor Henry A. Wise their thanks
or the prompt and energetic action he has taken in
alton the IIarpers Ferry affair and in the execution
If the law and putting the military in better condition
o defend our institutions
= Re,oirsd That this meeting approve Of and trust
,ur Legislature will adept the suggestions Of Gov Wise,
% his Message as regards volunteer companies.
g. Hes1c-} That copy Of these proceedings be sent
the Richmond ard Petersburg papers for publication
,ud copy also be forwarded to Senator aud Dele
gate be laid before the Legislature The meeting then
adjourned.
c. d. PICK, Sec'y.
The same day volunteer rifle company was organiz
ed and elected oficers-Wm. Eggeston Captain; G. D.
Peck lst Leutenant Geo. II. Wei,eger 2i Lieutenant
lt l. called New River White Rifles
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"terms consistent with fairness and honor whatsoever
'f by such union its defeat be accomplished and the
Organization of the House effected"
10th. That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
shed in the newspapers of the city of Richmond, and
copies be forwarded our State Senator and Delegate
and our immediate Representative in Congress.
Being called on by the meeting, brief and eloquent
addresses were delivered by Wood Bouldn, Esq, and
Col August, of Richmond, who happened to be present
After which the preamble and resolutions were unani
mously adopted.
On motion of Thos. T. Baldwin, Esq. it was
Resolved That this meeting recommend to Christians
throughout the Union to observe the next 22d of Feb
ruary as day of fasting and prayer to Almighty God
for guidance and support through the dangers by which
we are all surrounded.
On motion the meeting adjourned
X. j. GAINES, Chm.
R. V. GAINES, Secs.
w. w. HENRY,
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1908. NON READY FOR The FALL TRADE. 1888,
GEORGE stat RRET,T

lBELNINs KOW, GOV ERNOR sIl
OFFERS 10 his customers assortment unrlyaed by .
~ that Of any preceding year. Our facilities FOR doing k
work IN and upon dwellings stores factories churches &c
cannot be exceied RepaTirgpieces for Stoves sold
years past for sale.
Barstow's Spiral Furnace, for brick; sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace 3 sizes
lelenburgs Patent Heater; sizes
Hre-Pace Chimney eater Formerly luoWn aS Il T-ob.N
Brilliant Gas Burner "a fuel saYer); size. "'
Factory Coal Burner warranted stand 6Te sIzsa
American Cooking Range, for brick; 8 sizes
American Cooking Range, rotary top. 3 ,.t.,
Bay state Cooking Range PortsbleE Size,
Hepmeet Cooking StOye-a article made f5r nv -,
trade nth Reservoir Tin Rooster boiler hold, sas
large Oyen-"simIle strong and complete"
In addition the above ffy varieties and .vs ,t -
the vaded wants OF the people. ~ -
Country dealers buying here Stoves Tin Ware p,,r. Dr..
&c, al Northern prices, freight - -i' 'P''
Early orders will receive immediate attention To.s .to
~ wei done. - ~
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SCHEDULE DAYS OF SAILING OF UNITED STATE
MAI. STE AMERS TO EI-RlPE

SCHEDULE DAYS OF SAILING OF UNITED STATES
MAIL STEAMERS TO EUROPE.
The following will be the sailing days of the United
States mail packets to Europe from 7th of January to 9Th
of April 1860 inclusive viz:
From New York on Saturday. January Z, 1850, for
Southampton and Hayre
From New York on Saturday, January "A, 1860, for
Liverpool
From New York on Saturday, January 81, 1860, for
Southampton and Bremen.
From New York on Saturday January 2S 1860, for
Liverpool
From New York on Saturday, February 4, 1860, for
Southampton and Havre.
From New York Saturday, February II, 1860, for
Liverpool
From New York on Saturday, February 49, 1860, for
Southampton and Bremen
From New York on Saturday, February %, 1860, for
Liverpool
From New York on Saturday March g. 1900 for South
ampton and Hayre.
From New York on Saturday, March TO- 1860 for Liv-
erpool.
From New York on Saturday, March II, 1860, for
Southampton and Bremen.
From New York on Saturday, March "a, 1860, for Liy
erpooL
From New York on Saturday March II, 1850, for
Southampton and llayre
From New York on Saturday, April Z, 1860, for Liver
pool.
The mails are also sent every Saturday from Portland
for Liverpool by the Canadian line of steamers and al
ternately from New York and Boston every wednesday
by the Cunard line.
0NINoUs.-WhilSt discussion was going on in TIE
Court House on Monday last upon the eth resolution
offered by the committee, constable arrested the Rev.
Mr.. Greene of the Northern Methodist church, for hav
ing uttered seditious sentiments lie tried before
Justice Es required give BAIL and sent for furth
tral-KdHd,rhG Valley Star, Dee 2d.
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end of the bridge which crosses the Appomsttox large
circular stone followed like bowl which ia called Po
cahontas wash basin the common belief being that the
peerless princess performed her abuons in it. Trad
lion may be wrong-Pocahonas may never have seen it,
but let US not disturb the belief.