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ARMING NORTH CARoLINA.-The Raleigh
IN. % State Journal says it is authorized 10
state mat 81 gentleman of Granville and one
OF Halifax, would each be one of hundred TO
give s. 900 u0U, TO arm the State. gentleman
of Wake saws that he will make the third.
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- EXTRACT FROM Report OLE

EXTRACT FROM REPORT
60 THE MAYOR TO THE CITY CnUN-
gether with resolution adopted by the CouHcll:
- beg leave. gentlemen. most respectfully, TO
call your attention To the necessity OF taking de
c!ded measures by ordinance to prevent the gre at
Increase this cIty of vac rants from other places,
ac. JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor"
"ReS0lred, That the Mayor, by the advice of
the COMMITTEE of Police, have fun power TO pre-
vent he influx and settlement in the CITY of all
psupers, warrants and persons who have no Visl-
bic means of support and that he have authority
to draw on the secret fund for any sums If money
to deirav the expense and that the said Commit
tee be directed to bring IN an ordn nee To prevent
States or places. having ostensib'e means of
support, or whose presence may be dang erous TO
the peace of the city Copies Tsste:
de l3-lawlm TEOS. LAWSON, G.. G. r.
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City Point, December cath

Ship PepperiIl, Waldo Hill. Master, 30 days from
Iontou. with 200 tons chalk, to Chs, Palmer.-
n az been Is days on the Coast, encountering mead
nd
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NoRFoIk. Dec A.-Arrived, schr. Jno Larken
RichT2,Dd.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 22.-Arnved, schr. VIM. B.
jenkins, petersburg.
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nrA AGAR D-TO TIE LADIES And
HSERf ENTLEMEN OF RICHMONDNN,
ZlE& AND LIS VlGINlTY.-Ms RE M

2NSSaND fr8 ViGINfTY.1Miss RE- ~
the ladies and gentlemen thar s6e has Just Ie-
celved her stock of FALL AND WINTER PAT
TERMS, comprising the ZOulve Jackets, Tor "a,
dies; japanese " alkug Coat and CaPs, for Ike
boys; G9rrIck Coat. Spanish Dress, ZOuaVe Coat
LenEet Coat and Dress jacket, and number o
Apron Patterns for little boys. Also, the Lu.l
and Victoria " alkug Dress, for little girls Xou
ave and Cleopatra Aprons, and a nsmGer OF Dfess
Sleeve Patterns,
bruiGer the Xuuaye Jackets, for ladies' sHt CHI J.
dren. Al5o, Ladies' and ChildreH's F.annes
dered Tor little boys. Also, Puklng, Dfawtng and
Stamping done at ne shortest notice IN her room,
at her lathe g residence. doors below 81 Charles
Hotel. IDoI5-2ml Miss REBECCA SEMhN
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1904 EDWARD EACH0, 1914
lou L. GENERAL AGENT AND IOOI l.

y ~ l. Il T. u L "
Again offers hIs services TO his friends and the
public generally TO SELL AND RENT OUT
HOUSES. FARMS, SELL AND HIRE OUT n =
GROES, COLLECT CLAIMS. NEGOTIATE
LOANS. and attend IN all other business per rain
ing To a General Agent
Thankful for plst avors, he respectfully solicIts
coutInuarce OF the same.
EA- Office on 18th street, near Exchange Hotel.
dc I3-tl0LhJ
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e NGTICE.-An ADJOURNED MET
ey>S ING Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRl NGS COMPANY viii
lie held at the EXCHANGE HOTEL. in the city
Of Rlchlnond, on T TUESDAY,, the 10 h day of Jan
uary, 1861.
The punctual attendance of every stockholder
is particularly requested. L. WARREN.
de 2l-3t4wtd Secretary.
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ENERAL AGENCY-Tbe snbscriher h,

GENERAL AGENCY.-The subscriber hav-
N ing Withdrawn from the concern Of kAWL-
iNGS HOl LAUAG, will De prepared to resume
the AGENCI business On the LIST OF January
next. lie Will give StTIot attention to II RI Nc
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES,
aud col LECTtNG CLAIMS of all kinds, and
hopes to receive fair proportion OF patronage
from hls old friends ald the public Eener-ly.
81 Uthce on Franklin street, opposite he Wing
GuldIng. Ed ARD u. RAWLINGS,
de Him
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ia Ele.aut Fancy "a
SUPERIOR STAPLE DRY GOODS, CHEAP
H. Christmas Holidays. "a
HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS.
ANTONPS ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.
EVERYTHING NEW RICH AND SpIENnIn


ANDREW ANTONI respectfully informs the
public that he has Just rehtted the St Nicholas ga
loon, Meln street, next door to Exchange Bank,
making II IN every respect a most magnificent es-
Enlistment. He has on hand q very large stock of
everything pertaining to the Confectionery busI-
ness, including
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
FRUITS. both native and FOREIGN; CONF &c
TlUNERY of his own manufactL re-, of every kind
and OF unsurpassed quality
FANCY ARTICLES
for holiday presents-a splendid assortment; TOYS
for the juveniles;
PREV ORKS
OF the best manufacture; Preserves JeIlies Cakes,
and other articles lD that hn6 short, every del
caoy required for
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
and other gala occasions; fresh rs,
FIGS; BON BONS and SW EEL VI EATS of the
most tempting description; and ever, article to be
found IN IA first class Confectionery Store.
fine stock of TO BACCO and CIGARS
The young folks will remember the Headquar-
tsrs Of Santa Claus.
NJ Country orders promptly attended to.
ANDREW ANrONI.
French COniecuoner,
de 7-luGD Next door above Exchanse Bank.
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MEETING IN AMELIA. - The
81 people of Amelia Teques' ed to meet
at the COURT HOUSE, on december Court fay +,
t. take into consideration the condition of TIE
cnuntrS; II being how evident that there is hope
Of adjusting sectional diff u!tIes OF preventing
ruiuous civil disturbances, except through the
action of the people in the several States.
de 2-lts
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PUBIC HIKING OF NEGRoEs.-w

joining Mr. George w. boswell 8, IN Hanover
county, on "ONDAY. the 3lst day Of the preser t
consisting Of MEN and W0MEN. BOYs and fo
GIRLS They will be hired as farm hands and
house servaEts-in no instance to labor on works
oil lnterntt improvements, or n occupations con
sdered haz trdous; and with the further express
nderstanoins that they are not 70 he g. hired hy
those who hive them publicly without the written
CO sent of the understand
bondE with approved security will 20 required
III every instance. b. w. RiCHAR DSON.
Executor of Mrs. Judith Smith, decd.
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{EJAsTED-'ros solicit q call from all persons IN
w want of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
manufacturing every style, from the oommon up
to the most superior [ r ON Fra +. ALL
Leaf II Err TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS, &c. Ali sold at manufacturer prices,
at No. 81 Nam 81, in Saddle and Harness Store,
with WM SALMON
30 TRUNKS REPAIRED. -
Sc % 3n JAM rs KNOFTB.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE.


FOR StLE.-A fine Family HORSE
L$Nhve years old, warranted sound, and ar IL
AEAt, noe or drive in single or QouhIe mar
ness. Sold for no fault, the owner having ma
further use Tor HIM ~ ppy AZ the rredegAr Iron
works, where the Horse can bs seen
de 20 ts "M. +. TANNER
fOH SaLE.-G have seven A No !
(@N Riding and Driving HORSES. some OF
- the u vory styIish and fast would Ike 10
sell TWO OF them. Amy person desiring co puT.
chase, II a. take their choice from the lot AlsI
two new DRAWS, light and strong, all Of whlcb
propose To ell on accommodating terms they
may he Seen az M Stables, on the Dock, between
- and 70 h streets.
dec I'm EDMOND BOSSIEUX.
FOR SALE-A young. well broke
~ HOkSf-Ti' and works well-can h.
A-<ASeen az our stable. IN the rear of our ware
house. tde IS KENT. PAINE co,
mzc~@ FOR sAGE.-Several MICH COWS
ktAis ard CALVES for sale Can be seen a
ss<s-hass Dur residence. on B tker street.
Ge 70 Is ROBERTSON L GRILIS.
e1rs~A COW FOR sALE.-I have for sales
UAtSS hne MICH cow, with a youGs cali A.
a&s=-x.a~s1 her side. Inc d Isl R.CAuFHORN.
= Ajax, hUtk ANAY EUK sALE.-f hsg,
fgttl{+YI Tor sa e z new city made ROGKAWAI
which VIII sell very low.
no It's r. CAUTHORT
AZ -----S FOR SAi .E.-Two or tArs.
g-s-.r--1ass.==r-s G AL BOATS. Apply 1t ",
ssosA-ssaS~~s%-@@o NICE no III
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DLASINa MACHISEs AND sTEA'
ENGINES
MADE Upon SOUTHERN SOIL,
THE UNION MANUFACTURING

TIL 2 " IVAF HIN z nv I z N AANN1 "
Or RIcHaoND, Va,
Are now ready u furnish the celebrated " OOl
WORTH PLAYING MACHINES, which r.
quire no other recommend ton than their aires,
establish ed reputation; nj also SrATIONAtl
STEAM ENGINES. OF from 25 to 100 horse p.'
er. which they sciH build az lass price PER a~t
P0tceT tHaH th5y can be JkTHtShsd by any NoT.A.f
establishment.
Thoss Machines are built uuder the persJ-i
supervision OF JOBE H LESTER, Esq" forHer5
NrooslYH, n I, VINO, rs a manufacturer. u -
and widely known, and they are " arraEted 70
satisfaction.
OFFICE, 25l MAIN STREET.
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q
de 20--dtd
a 1891 NEGRO HIKING. 1851
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

f. A. j. G OP TON.
REAL ESTATE AND HIRING AGENT,
Office corner Wall and Franklin streets, opposite
Dickinson, Hill Co,
NIRGINIA
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Qe1 NEGRO HIRING FoK 1.6I--

1894 NEGRO HIRING FOR 1S6I.-
1oOI The UNDERSIGNED offers his services to
The public as a ilRtR OF NEG kOES for the
slsulng year. HIS increased experience enables
him eonGde atty t. promise those who engage his
services. that thar business will be attended 10
IN the most sat.s actor! manner, and prompt re-
REsEKENcss,-N p. Il T. C. Howard. Lee &
Pleassuts, l.. K. Splllman, John ii Guy, Attor-
h Horner, Merchants, DR.. Thomas Pollard. Rev.
Philip b. Price. kiehm0Td; Col. 3 Anderson, =
w. Miller, Or. John Morris DR.. q. W, Harrls, G.,
F. Pope, Jno. & Swift, Pos mas e., John Nooa-
son, Thos. j Perkins, Gooe4!aTTd Co., p h.
Fagqutsr Co. "a; Geo. Hamilton. fHlp~gr &c 4,
Va w Lunslo'diS W SSlnkef, james or es'
buyS "a, Col. NJ. NJ. Payne. Z $. A., ~ ShtHs-
toa, d. c. LCclEN LEV =,
Office under metropolitan al,
de l5-lm kichmO9s. Va.
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21l MAIN STREET.

N.B-It viii 10 seen from the above that =
COLLECTOR IS required TO attend ~ ths once ifH
remaining due from JuLs last 3afCrs the Janus
term OF the Hastings CouIt be S required. b, d
dtuancs, - advertise del nqnelt real estate 10
sofd for non pawn a % t9Xes. Persons who hs'
NOT don Q will soc .ha necessity of calling ~
paSIns these taxes, * - viii De Impossible Tor
Colleci or 20 call on them before he awe -tlsss.
de I'm J. 4. H, -. Z. K
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ABaths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be mad daily, from 6 O'Clock A NJ until 10 +.
NJ, at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, Sham
poo ng ana Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance nth street, Slngle+6sh % cts;
ar Ave tickets for 81.
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LOST

sx@ EsCAPED-On Christmas day, large,
~ young MOGkING 81 RO, which does not
Using. A suitable reward will be paid il re-
tur' ed /, TOM GRIFFIN,
de p III Next door to Purcell, Ladd Il Co
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.

~ fers his Esrvices to HIS fi~nds and the public
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year lie pledges himself tn his beer exsr-
TONS tn prnmnte the interest OF those who msy
favor him with their business. and To paw special
attention IN, the EeFfces during slokness He
hopes from long experience. to DO ab'o to give
satisfaction.
- Office. corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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NIOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ the late firm OF A NJ rs y. MCCARTHY Il CO.,
are requested 10 present lem to the Undersigned,
and ali Indebted 10 said firm to make pa, HE Mt TO
hun. II. X. ELLYSUN, s Q. n,
And Receiver IN Kagiands vs.. MCCARTHY.
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I'm Z, - q IL 4 .. -
ST. ctly pume fresh Grange county EUTIh


81 ctIy pune fresh range county FIIIf
or 70 cents,
Pr, he Goshen BUTT Z r. for rs cent?.
90, Cooking BUTT ;R, from 10 10 CTS.
RecC wing ifrsh, twice : wees-
251lIs. Mountain 81 CkWHEAT.
iir ID PEACHES anC APPLES,
Wttte H1mlny BEAl'S
Bake I'd PEAS.
WHITE WINE for ielies.
For sale who lesale aud retail by
\. kODER r2ON
de 6-lm Cor. Gov ,rnor and Fran klIn y
As TRUSTEE undo two deeds OF tn!Us-
n Gu ed % me by JaDes X. Fisher ALJ I.
Winston. and recorded H. the clerks Chcs =
HastiBss Court Of the NJ, OF Richmond O. =
nth and 18th days Of Dee,mber. 1850. convo,I..
NE. for certain trusts therein mentioned, Al ts@
dus the late chuceTu ct Fisher HlpslC,
hereby appoint the said =. L. WINSTON uy =
AGENT To collect and receipt Tor tAs said De-
also TO sell what mercha nd re Is covered IA s.
| deeds. Witness mr hand thls lEh dSy Of Dec
her .lsSo Idle ll-l2ti ISAAC w "ALkEh
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=, ARMoRY YOUNG 6UARD,t
RICHMOND, Dec. q, 1850 {
GSpecial Order.
NJ YOU'VE GUARD Assemble FRIDAY eve
private nature. By order of Capt. JNO. 8, RApY.
de II q a. v ENGLAND LIST Serg't
GH4Ys ATT STiUs Attend regular
Company Drill at Military Hall. on FRIDAY
@NfGH next, at Ia o o'clock in jackets and un
III dress caps. b. order of Capt ELLIOTT.
II de " ct +. w. BRANCH, Is. Gerg't.
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OFFICE II. A Z. X r, co,
H,cN..,,,J Ia, "a iSssf

'i ORIENTAL HAIR REST0RAI w
Also, for the cure Of NEURALGIA, t Y
and set u EatAios ue of Certificates AZ the -
SOUTHERN Toll Ef. FANCY aud "
snaps aud pERFuNERI ANfFAt' %
Richmond, Va. &c ~ ~
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WASTED-A situation AS MANAGER aa a
w Farm, by man Of nineteen years' expert
enee (; can give the best Recommendations. I'd
dfes Nd - At this Office. de E-St'
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NUTlCE. All persons having claims against
~ the late Jos. VAUGHAN, DEC d, will present
them, ouly authe for pa, uent; and those
ind Dted wall MAKE payment To me with as little
delay as posslele. .
SLAUGHTER u. BULLOCK,
Adrn. 4. dal.'h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-16

TIE WESTERN ORATOR, is the name of a 432
page volume designed to aid in the instruction,
preparatory practice of Elocution, with partic-
ular reference to the. wants of education in the
west published by Ingham & Bragg 1t has a
wide, and we should think judicious selection
Of pieces from the best speakers aud rhetorici-
ans of the country. 1t is work that will,
without doubt meet the wants of the great
West, and we trust the enterprising publishers
will meet the rewards to which their energy and
ability entitle them. The name of the author
Prof. Warren EdgcrtOn, and bis position in the
Ohio Law college, are a sufficient guarantee oil
character Of the book.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-16

MEANWHILE RATIFICATION This meeting, to
which allusiOn was made last week, was, we
learn, fine demonstration with which to COM
mence the campaign. Besides L. s. SHERMAN,
ESQ.,, there was present Hon. J. r. GIDDISds,
and Mr.. D. K. CARTER Of Cleveland, who sever
ally addressed the gathering. Mr.. S. speaks in
high terms of the satisfactory nature Of the
gathering, the enthusiasm apparent, and the
handsome manner in which the Republicans of
Meadve managed the affair, ard looked after
the comfort of their guests
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-16

A Cord.-The subscriber, practical Chemist and Man
ufacturer Of Chemical Preparations FRENtH COSMETICS
FINE PERFUMES &c. for the past seventeen years now
offers free OF charge) to all who desire t the Recipe and
directions for making simple PegeiaNe Balm that wiz IN
from two to eight days, Pmpes, Bloehesi tan,
Frece Salownes and all Impurities and roughness OF the
skin, leaving the Nature intended IL should be-
sc clear smooth and beautiful This is hunbug or catch
penny affair and those who think SUCH will please not no.
tce the advertisement Those desiring the Recipe with full
Instructions directions and advice will please call on or adj
dress with return postage)
547m3 No 80 City Buildings, N. York.
GF DR. VALFEAU's CANKERrNE-The greatest Discovery
Of the Age For the almost instantaneous OF eaker in
the mouth, throat or stomach resulting hOm Scaratna or
Typhus Fcyes any other nipples, liberated
gums, burns, Of all kinds, impure breath, &c.
II the best purifier for the breath Of anything ever offered
to the public
To when and preserve the teeth apply with brush IL
will instantly all tartar and other foreign substances,
and leave the teeth white and clear pearls.
entirely free from all poisonous substances, and can be
given TO a infant with perfect safety.
valuable article for every family to have In the house.
as It will remove pain from cuts and burns quicker than any
thing known We will warrant to give satisfaction In every
case. Price 25 cents per bottle.
j. BURR1LL h CO.. Propretors 102 Nassau street. New
York. For sale by UENDRY x
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-16

~ Painesville is to glory in another large
and superb hotel. The work on the New Parm.
ly House progressing. The structure will have
front on Main street of l21 feet. and on the
park of &c. and both fronts to be Of white sand
stone.
The masons and carpenters are from New
York, The work is to be done ready for occu-
pancy by December next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-16

15-THE GRAND JURY which was impaDelded
for the present sitting of the Common Pleas,
found true bills 10 some 8 or 10 cases, none of
which we're from Ashtabula, none of speciali i'm
portance, except the rape case mentioned in our
columns a week or two since, which took place
in Conneaut, on the Lake Shore, upon the per-
son of child some ii years old, from the home
of the lriendless
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TAXING THE Census The Deputy Marsha's
are now at work taking the census Of the coun-
ty, and it may be well to remind oil concerned
that q refusal TO answer a question propounded
subject person to penalty, Of $50, which
can be sued and collected by the Marshall for
the United States. The matter is important,
and every question should be answered fully
and truly The pay Assistant Marshals are to
receive for taking the census, is two cents per
head, for the population reported the same
for each death fifteen cents for each industrial
establishment, and ten cents for each farm Of
which they report the statistics. They also re-
ceive q travel fec necessary to the discarge OF
their duties.
To expedite business and save the time Of all
parties, little previous thought and prepara-
ton would enable our citizens to furnish tie
information needed promptly. The schedules
require the name of corporations or individuals
producing articles of the annual value Of $500;
name of the business aud product capital in-
vested in real and personal estate and business
amount of raw material used, including fuel
quantities. kinds and value kind of motive
power, machinery, structure and resource aver
age number of hands employed, male and fe.
male annual farm products, quantities, kinds
value, &c. Mr.. BLAKEsLEE with his portfolio
under his arm will wait upon our citizens dur
ing the present week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-16

FRUIT TREES. &c.-The attention of the read
er is directed to tne advertisement of SroRRs
& HARRISON, nurserymen, of PainesvilIe. Those
of our citizens who have visited the grounds
Of these gentlemen, and made selection from
their stock, speak of them in high terms, and
OF the excellence of their trees
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~ TnR coNoRKoArioSGL DISK, It is expected will be
pped on Sabbath ns1tby Rev Mr.. BARBER late Of East
Cleveland now Of Austinburg.
The Rev. r. H. CoNKN, it is expected will preach the
Sabbath following.
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CPRING
1860
NEW GOODS 1

For the last two weeks have been receiving larger and
think) we'll selected
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
which my humble opinion win compare hvornby In variety
style. quality and prices with any stock Of Goods In this
bargains and just as choice variety, any Of my neigh
bop who on long eolums In telling the Dear People, how
much they feel for their Poekss
HAVE
400 yds Prints, from &c to 12I cts per yard.
800 yds Ginghams from l0c to Is per yard.
$500 yds shallies Muslin DeLaines, POplins,
Vaencies, Berages, wide awake.
Ducal Plaids from Is to 81 cents par yard.
SILKS:
500 yards IS In Black Gro De Rne Figured Brocad
Plain and Fancy, Plaid and FouiOrd,
Dress Silks from Is to las per yard.
An endless variety of Hosiery from &c to 3lc.
A''s Glove. Dr'is T-Iit Trimmings B1i,g Swiss LAWN
Collars, Velvet Fringe, do Musins,
Dimiy, laces, sbawls,
Laces Bmids. Stella sbavIs
JaeonetS skirts, Brocha Shnwls,
haudllaS Para,ols, Cashmere do
very large Stock Of
Summer Ware and Domestic Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Demims sheetngs Black Brown Blue
Farmers Cassimer, Drills Broad Clots
Plaids, Ticks, Cassmeres, Plain
Cheeks Stripes, And Fancv
Jeans, Cheese Gaping, Bleached Coods
Cotton Yarn, Boots shoes Glassware
Window Shades, Wallpaper, Crockery
Battans, Umbrellas, Hats Caps &c.
ALL As
Cheap
A. can be bought for pay in this town County
GROCERIES.
have choice stock hand which selected with care,
Try little Of my
45 cent Tea,
think you viii say Il is worth the money.
Hoping to merit and receive my share don't want AID
Of the patronAgn Of this community.
remain, &e-
!. P. Robertson
Athishula, MGy 1900.
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Train. Leaving Ashtabnio Depot.


NoTrcE.-A meeting Of the members OF the
congregational Church 10 this village, and those
Interested in its progress, and in attendance up
on It's ministrations, will be held at Templdrs
Hall on Saturday afternoon, 10th inst, at 2
o'clock, for the purpose of organizing society
IN connection with the church. and choosing the
proper officers for the management Of its affairs.
A fuIl attendance Of the members Of the church
IA necessary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-16

The debates of Lincoln and Douglas in the
great 1858 Illinois campaigD, are for sale at
IOgham 4 BrOgg's Book Store, Cleveland and
may be bad through our village booksellers.
The edition is accurate and reliable.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-16

REPUBLICAN MEETING IN 0RwELL.-Thc Re
pubIicans of Orwell and vicinity, will hold a
meeting at the Town House, in Orwell, on Sat.
urday evening, June l6 1860. The meeting
will be addressed by Messrs S. A. Northway
G. A. Gibbs, and c. R. Goddard The peo-
pie are invited to attend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-16

THE WEBSTER FAMILY, eight in Dumber with
the inimitable Professor at their head propose
to give concert In Smiths Hall on Friday
evening Of the present week-l5th inst The
attainments Of Prof Webster and his family, in
the musical art, ore too well known to our citi-
zens TO need word Of cOmmendation. A full
house will greet them, without the least doubt.