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The Nancy King.
A French writer thus speaks of the Baron
.xys RoTHeCurrp

French writer thus speaks of the Baron
| JAMES RoTBeCBrLD:
"Monsieur de Rothsehild is an indefatgable
| worker. He rises early, looks after his own
affairs himself He receives visitors a,.s rp Nc
has prepared the days work for MS M III,
dons. On certain points he Ia unoenoims, ~
he is a good man, though not easily n, Ia.
lie has the perspicaeiiy OF m man His
n.a,,. IN e ensncisi ma tiers are always SOUND
he has a renfus for foreseeinE ven .on.e
| Judgment of men Is nnerTlhk. aow To
quently he knows WIN I'm, aside from a pur-
nos, no has once fermedi his vleWs TIL.
rGaws clear. and iorcibly expresseu, Ia
hours devoted by him 10 "1 ,hsn ,g,tharaws
S self entirely from business and resorts to
the pleasures OF ii,e' ......u 80
the Baron AMKs, CHARLES, LioNAL. and other
brot hers and co usins, is undoubtedly the most
royal and powerful of the reigning European
families. They have absorbed most of the
gold and silver Of the world and no nation can
go TO war In Europe without their sovereign
permission. They lent the Emperor of Russia
forty millions for the Crimea war they lent
the British government seventy-five millions
Turkey, Austria, Sardinia, Prussia, and Egypt
have all looked to their pockets for the sinews
Of war. The Emperor of Austria, At the last
accounts, was trying TO obtain fresh supply
from this inexhaus tibis fountain, and even the
great NAPOLEON is eager to propitiate the
branch of the house in his empire. 1t is
said that the great banker has been offered
the sovereignty of Jerusalem, but having all
the sceptres OF Europe in his coat pocket, he
nagnifcently disdains the proposition The
Philadelphia Amcricn has story, that the
Baron JAMES was quietly leaning against a
column in the Exchange, (which column, from
| long occupation by him, is recognized as the
| RoTB scHILp,) when gentleman Of mystic
rious department approached him and init
mated that he came from the neighborhood OF
| he Tuileries, TO confer with him respecting
| the disposal of the Holy City. The Baron is
said TO have replied in terms by no means
| courteous in fact, he consigned the mbassa-
| dor and his master to place not mentioned
| 10 ears polite. l. is supposed that he at.once
perceived a scheme to extract out of his pocket
the expenses of the Syrian expedition, on pre-
| tence of restoring the Jews. The Baron is
| not convinced that this is the set time for re-
| storing the Jews, nor has he seen any pro-
| phecy whio h declares that they shall be re-
stored at his expense.
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Enoch X. Sherwood, 4 native Of Davidson
county, N. e., was killed by lightning at
Pixies Peak gold mines, Kansas Territory, on
the night of the :eSth Of June
Hon. John A. King. one of the committee to
Invite the Prlnce vi Wales 10 visit Baltimore,
was oace presented at the throne OF George
III, grandfather OF the young Prince.
MISS Sarah Baker, 81 years OF age, formerly
oi Ipswich, who was found drowned recen tIy
~ PORTSMOUTH, N H.. was the original OF
"rat'y race " In the "Lamplighter."
A new mechanical bakery will be put In
weeks. Ii cost S200,t0O.
In the United States District Court at New
York. on tuesday,, the SLAYER w. II. Klbuy
Was condemned.
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NAVAL STATIsTICs.-By reference to the
Naval Register we find the following named
officers represent the Cid Dominion IN the
naval service:
ii Flag Officers out of 81 on the active lat.
4 Flag officers out of 20 or the reserved list.
81 Commanders out of us on the active st.
8 Commanders ont of IL on the reserved list.
IS Lieutenants out of 1893 on the active list.
Lieutenants out OF Sc on the reserved list.
Is Surgeons out of 50 on the active list
10 Passed Assistant Surgeons out OF 80 on the &C
tive list
10 Assistant Surgeons out OF SO on the active list.
3 Pursers out of 81 on the active list.
5 Masters out of 81 on the active list.
Graduate MidshipmaD out of lao.
- Midshlp men on probation at Annapolis, out
of lI.
q Engineers out o. 40
" Marine Officers out of "a.
rs Forward Officers, including Boatswains, Car
penters,Gunners, and Sailmake RS OUT of III.
Thus we sec that Virginia is well repre-
scented il this branch OF the service. Virginia
can also claim the parentage of large pro-
portion OF gallant sailors as we'll as soldiers.
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MARINE LIN TELLI9 ENCk
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 6.
High Wa,., Ais day I FFiday) 8 s'eIoeb.


ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, N. Y, mdze.,
and passengers, Ludlam Watson
s,hr NJ: A. Keade, -, James River, lumber,
sohr. NJ. 4 Johnson, Burrows, James River
Brig Northern Light, Br.) Ea sdale, Halifax
-four. Warwlcx & Barksdsl ale.
~ sohr NJ. c, Hopkins, Dougherty' N. Y. hour'
schr William Henry. Passapac, Baltic, light.
schr. Ocean: Aaron, baltimore. Light: -,
SOfnsSs wRna GsSa b s9
Sohr. Thomas G. Pratt. Hysoh, down the river,
i sohr b. G. Turman Summons. down the river,
Scnr Butterfly Hubbard, down the river, light.
-NoRFaLK, Sept. 6.-Arrived, bark Warren, City
Point.
NEW YORK, Sept 4-Cld. schooner A Sheppard,
petersburg. Sept. S. arrived, schooner Myers,
BALTIMORE, Sept. s.-;Arrived, Steamer Bslyl-
do schrs North Carolina. Petersburg Clara
Belle, Richmond; VIM. Shean, do. Complete,
PHILADaLpHIA, Sept 4.-Cid, schr. ]. H. TRAY
ers, Richmond
NORFOLK, Sept. 6.-At quarantine, mig VIZ
sinlan. four days from Bermuda, put in for re-
pairs.
PAssENGBRs PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN"
ShlNNsR, master IIOIU new
Miss c. Henry. Miss Jane Somers, Miss NewtonE.
Parsons. H; b. ,Wil'iams. X. o. Webb, II, :.
Hamilton. Chas Millare, stsward. Geo Hair
and two children, Miss H. Mulony, Mr., Rag land
ard iamy Jos L Buttsr c,9r W. Ed 10th.
Miss Ellwood. Mrs Charley, F. Day, Z. Emmons.
F. Bold. W X, Jackson. Jos. Bier, J. L. Gilbert,
F Schroeder, Geo. Ballard; Jos; Stern, lady and
W. II. Van Gleson, Jno Baker. A: G Carman, W
Sexton, A: J. Huntington, John Van Euskirk and
son, M. Meyer, W. l.. Baker, A. F. Jahnke: +: r.
Chase, ] Jacobs, Ed. Lamb Chas Warwick, Jas.
Scofeld. u. w. Camp, w. Graves, and twenty
eight steerage.
Also, from Norfolk-Miss Sally Spence, S. D.
Jackson. WIN. c. Jackson. Geo. Frederick, L.. +.
Savage, W. D. Cope.
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The Courier dss Etan Usis, OF New York,
refers TO the sale OF the James River aud Ka-
newha Canal 10 the French company, and sx.
presses the opinion that this enterprise will
give an impulse TO new era la maritime
moysments between France and the Southern
s..:ss Vi tls Apssyicaa Union.
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nfEn-

AT the residance of MIR. Edward Crouch. on the
Oh inst, At o'clock 2. NJ. Mrs. MARY ANN
tally, cnnsort Of Mi Forster r. Tally, In the
25 year of her age.
Blessed are tn ) dead that die in the Lord"
The funeral will take place at the residence oil
Mr.. Crouch, on Frankln street, this tF, day
evening, at 1 O'Clock. The friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend without iurther
ra
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Mr.. BELLS CABISEr...The Atlanta Ca
| National American says that should MIR. Bell
be elected, his Cabinet will be thus composed
Secretary Of State, John ]. Crittenden Sec
rotary of the Treasury, John NJ. Morehead
| Secretary OF War. Sam. Houston; Secretary
| of the Navy, w. l.. Goggin Secretary of the
| Interior, Washington Hunt Postmas ter Gen
| eral, ]. Scott Harrison.
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DEAD Gunner Samuel G.. City, U. S. N.
died at Portsmouth, Va, ON the 5th inst He
. was the oldest officer in his grade in the ser.
vice, standing at the head of The list He en-
tered the service May 10, 1892
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BDUCATiOH Al.
For other Educational" Notices, sec An Pa
MISSES KINGS school.

MISSES KINGS SCHOOL.
" COR. BROAD AND MAYO SITS.
The next session of this School will CONNIE
on the ist October, 1850, and will terminate the
Both June 1851.
mr; OSWALD HElNnRICH continues to teach
the Natural Sciences, Drawing, aud nj athe matcs
Mons. BOULhN6r, French. F..tl
TERMS made known on application. Sc 7--lm'
NOTICE n1 AZ r "a atcusos AeD GUAR
The BUCKINGHAM HIoH SCHOOL q within
SIX nonrs travel from Richmopd, and far from any
pace o. is.ieafion The aeslgn OF this echool Is
OIL school teachng Cal at the DO to res and see
prospectus OF the school, or apsi, tn I8
-, ,t...u t. J. GARDEN,
se7-6m Cardsville. Buckingh am csunty, Va.
MISS A N. SGtlH'S SCHOOL, COR.
~ MEX FRANKLIN AND 5rH STREETS
The next session oil this School viii miner ce on
the ii st MONDAY of 0ctoaer. For terms a nd
other particulars, apply at Rer rssldeaee.
! ~ lin
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

TOR HiRF-F2r the balance of the year, two
likely YOUNG WOMEN, without incum
brance,l accustomed to nursing and general
hoasework. Also a good COOK, WASHER and
[RONER. with one child six wears old and also.
a MAN DINING ROOM SERVANT Apply to
WM. s. PHILLIPS,
re st On 18th. between Main aod Baak SITS.
I.'UK II lnt-For the balance otsthe year, a n b.
GRO WOMAN, with two young children. She
is a COOK, WASHER and IRONER
au 23-ts r. CAUTHORN.
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.NsN- c II 4 q q OF HUCK OF
/. 9s3h 1ss-z sHSTARTING AND RUNNING OF
s71E.7.ss T 4 ESrEAM BOATS GiENCOVE
AND CURTIS PECK TO PORTSMOUTH AN d
NURFOLK-Tne GLEN COVE, Captain T. NJ 4.
SoUTHGArE, Will leave the wharf at Rockets reg
ularly every MONDAY. WEDN kSDAl and + HI
DAY MORNINGS, at 6 o clock precisely, and re-
turn each alternate day, Sundays excepted.
Tie CURTIS PECK viii discontinue the night
lire after MONDAY, the 10th INST and continue
the daily line. leaving he wharf at Rockets regu-
arl, every TUESDAY,. Thu RSDAY and SAL
URDA4 MORN mss. at y clock precisely. and
re,urn each alternate day. Sundays excepted,
Eoth Boats will touch AT all the regular landings
on the river, both gong and returning.
Passage to Norfolk or Portsmouth, 50. Meals,
each so cents extra.
Freight to he landed the river must be paid
for tchen dolca, and we will not be response
BILE for 1t after 1t is put the wharf to VII CHI 1t is
directed or marked. X. o. HASkINS.
se7-ts
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DRICEs REDUCE

+ STILL LOWER.
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS.
ON 18TH OCTOBER.
We hare marked dopH nearly erery article be-
loic oTiginat cost. We have on hand
Large stock of RICH DRESS SILKS, marked
down to 50 and IS cents IN the dollar:
Elegant Liz ROBES, cost $40. Tor S25.
Rich prin ed PARIS De LAlNks.
VALENTIAS. POPL1NS and SILK FOULARD.
Large stock colored and black Wool SHAWLS.
Black ALPACCAS AMI BON BAZiNES.
Black Chailie and ali-wool DE LANES.
French MkRiNOES, ali co!ors.
Hogau's and Alexander's \ I'D GLOVES at 90 cts.
Ladies and Misses HOSIERY.
Lace, NJ usiln and Cambria SETS and COLLARS,
at half price for cash. PERKINS & co,
Sc 5-I5t l4l Eag lie Square.
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NIB s-Srp


rROUND PLASTER FOR SALE.
" the undersigned, have entered into 8 90, pasj
nsrshin this day for the Manufacture ard ns
Richmond Ground PLASTER, and have tsls.
the mill on the south-.Ide of the Dock, ioimsY
used by Messrs. J. II. + Sharp. our ME-
Sharp will nav particular attention TO the sr,n1-
iDr of the Plaster. and no pains will be spares
make il equally as good as any manutse'oHA
this StSte. a,
Mr. SHARP has been engaged IN this business ~
several years, and understands II thoroughly -
orders left With Messrs. Edmond, Dsyenponx :
CO. MessIs J. 7. Butler Il Co. or At the W
will be promptly attended to. The conseFn -
be carried on under the name id ,;ys 2"
LAMBERT & co. o. LAMBERT,
w. Il. sC0rr.
sel-dlm H.F SHARP
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IA Mrs. Harriet A. Radv and
MRS. ELLEN CUMMlNGS,
FASHIONABLE DRESS and CLOAK MAKERS,
Residence 9Th street, between Broad and trace.
re- STYLES and PATTERNS received months
Iy Sc 6-lw
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THE NATIONAL DO u @ La
80 DEMOCRACY of Richmond W II hold y
regular meeting for business, tbs q ID AN
evening, at BOSHER,S HALL, ats o,c,ock
w. STURDY ANT, Pres't.
J. u. PowEiL,S Heo ''' se7-lt+
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~ lITffA

RICHM Nd. "a.
Hall open for the reception of contributions "a
the 81 of OCTOBER. Exhibition open on ~
10th. Premiums in money IN sums ranging ifuE
81 10 Sl00-t5uld and Silver Med ais and Diploma
Mechanics, manufactuI ers, artists and the lsds
invited to compete for the prizes. For fur.R
Sc lin JAMES d. BROWNE, Chr.
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n Wines. Liquors and Havana Cigars.
A SUPERIOR STOCK of the most approved brands
Of WINES, LlQ UORS and HAVANA CIGARS,
constantly on hand, and which we Offer upon rea-
sonable terms, tchoissa!e a~d RETAIL.
HN- Superior Vines, brandies and other Liquors
in bOTTLKs for Family and Medicinal use
MCKkEVER l. BROKEN,
Wine. Liquor and Havana Cigar Store,
No 4. Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl 1t.
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IREs DEMOCRATIC NJ EETiN c..
49, There will be Democratic Meeting, Mt
TANNERS HALL, IN Sidney, on SATURDAY
EVENING, a. o clock.
JAMES LYONS, Esq, VIII address the meeting.
Others are eA pected sc az
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LOST AND STRAYHD


1 OST-A REWARD.-The person who found
IL the PHOTOGRAPH Of a gentleman. which
was lost on 9th street, and advertised IN the - Dis
patch" August 29:h, will lie suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at the Photograph ana Fine Art
Gallery of 6. w. MINIS, 27 Main st.
sc 7-2t"
I OST-On Tuesday, 4th instant on Mechanics
II vile Turnpike. between Richmond and Old
Church, my POCKET BOOK, containing my
FREE PAPERS, and some other papers. The
finder will please leave them at this ofhoe;
Sc lit free man of color.
IL my FREE PAPERS. They were III a pocket
hook. viii give liberal reward fol them il left
at this office. EDWARD KING,
Sc lit A free of color.
I OST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD On the
Il Sd inst somewhere between the st. Charles
Hotel and Rockets, my FREE PAPERS. | will
pay the above reward to the person who will leave
them at Mr.. K. o. Haskins' store.
Sc 6-2t* Prince George county.
n STRAYED OR STuLEN-On Mon
~Nday evening. from near the Banks. my
AAsorrel HORSE, with a blaze face and white
will give a rev ard for hls delivery to me.
J. POWERS, on Franklin street,
Sc 7-lw" Between 23d and oath SITS.
STRAY D-From Mr. Thornton's
Wa residence, on the Williamsburg Road
about hs If q mi lie below Rockets. a small
~. dark NJ ULE. Has white mark around
his neck, near the head. His shoulders
are very much SCARED Up. J'e has been missing
about two weeks. ANY one returning him to Mr.
THORNTON, or to BLANkENSHlP u JOHN
STON'S stable, will be suitably rewarded.
iy 24-ts
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F.. ". BARBER, PROFESSOR OF
49, MUSIC, will return to Richmond, about
the 18th OF September. Sc 7-3tawts
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING-JAs
49, LYONS. Esq. will address the Democ-
rany Of Richmond on FRIDAY evening, at NE
TROPOLIrAN HALL, at s O'Clock
L.. w. GLAZrBRO0K, President
JAS. DOVE, SecretaTy So b-3t
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U~~-, NOTICE .-CHANGE OF
DISCRIMINATING HOUR.-On ard after
x~zs.aszzSSATUkDAI next. 18th instant, the
Steamer A. H. SCH ULTZ will, ua.lt further no
tiee leave her wharf at kocGstts, for WINDSOR
SHADES. on the ChIcEahomipy River. every
SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
6e'el2ck Returning, the SGauLTZ will cave
WINDSOR SHADES for RICHMOND D. on every
MONDAY ana THURSDAY, at S O'Clock A Nj.
Sc 7-6t ID. J HILL. Master
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aPDCIAL NOTICES.
CARPEIINGS AND CURTAIN GOODS
WATKIN & Flick EN-,

hPaint ing.
Having taken a store under the Exchange, 14th
street, | am prep ,red to execute
PAL TING
IN all of its various branches
au I8-lm t. MAULE.
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BOARDING

DUAR NG-BY MRS SAMUEL-l can -.
II comm0date two small families and severn
Young men with BOARD and LODGING, vi;
fine, airy rooms. convenient To business. beng
a central part of the town, Bank street, betssss
9Th and 10Th streets. HAVING had eoasIdersb!ssi'
perience IN keeping boarding houses. INV galroE'
| have no doubt will be pleased. IS vii sAs
nothing undone which can be 10 render mi board
ers pleasant ard comiortabie. Persons vnhla
board will please Gail at once. set-H
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE

The MANAGEMENT will issue SEASON TICK,
ETS, good for three months, beet 10 a renewal
provided fifty are purchased Those wishing TO
procure them, will please apply immeds.sI' II
the Box Office of the Theatre. sel-u
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IA. SempIe's InfaAible Baking Powder
SOM months since we CONNIE need using these
Powders in our home department" and find they
give such entire satisfaction, that they have be
come with us a REGULAR " household institution"
1t is the best article offered to the hon Keep
er for use.-Norfoik Day Book.
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/ BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of acccmmodsnon
With every effort for the comfort OF guests. LAt
II. d. PARKER,
NH Ann r. MILLS
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IARKE n HOUs e.,

DOARD. Il have several vscant ROOMS sub
ID able for families or Young gentlemen ApIbN
Miss +. A. BlDG00D.
Sc 9-2m Corner 7th and Main stree1
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H RICHMOND RAILWAY con-.
49, PANY.-Books of Subscription for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY CON
PANY not already subscribed for will THIS DAY
be opened at the office of the Company, over The
store OF Jas. Woodhouss 4 Co, and at the Office
of J. A. Lancaster IL Son.
by order Of the Board Of Directors
au S-n jos. JACKSON. JR., Pres't
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ses@as UNION PRAYER MEETiNG.--
CA A Union Prayer Meeting Of all eenomi-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON TINS
week under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian ssocI alton. in the Lecture room OF the
SECOND BAP rIsT CHURCH, from too o'ok
The citizens seaerally ere invited TO attend, MS
we'll as all strangers visiting the city. lau 2o-lm
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| WANTED-Every person to know that KING
w Il SONS PREMIUM SECURING ESTAB
LISHMENT Is on 10th street. between Main and
ary, and there is that Gen emens Coats, Pants,
&c, are CLEANED and PRESSED like new
! Also, Ladies' Closks, Shswls, and Dresses; Piano
| Covers, I able Covers, Rugs, Blankets, &c, NC
| Lace Curtains. Laces. Collars and Sleeves, are
| done up beautifully. and Black Lace squares and
VeIls stfeued tor ladies. .
| Old stack of Dry Good merchants Tsfht .hed
at New York prices. f-im
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WANTED To sohclt a call from all persons
w in want of TRUNKS, at tine RICHMOND
TRUNK ACT0RY, where am extensively
ma M featuring every style. from the COMMON up
TO the most superior IRON FRAN f: ALL
LEA HER TRUNKS, LAD Esq FRENCH
TRUNKS, &c. All solt at manufacturer g prices,
at No 81 Main St, in Saddle and Harness Store,
With VIM. SALMON.
M TRUNKS REPAIRED.
jy l2-3m JAMES kNOTTS.
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OFFIcE OF BUTTER AND
81 LARD INSPECTOR at ]. w. NIpEs',
Main street. No. 80. WIN. b. MILLER,
Sc 3-lw" Inspector.
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AMixed Spices, for Picking : For sale by
JNO. W. GARLiCK, Apothecary, &c,
Market Place Franklin street.
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NlDta AND ioL = - e as, $50 hnas West
~ eIn sides and Srnulders tor aa'e by
W0MBLE 1 CLAlBoRNE, No. II Pearl o..
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yXJANTED-A TEACRER.--We wish to en-
w pioy a competent TEACHFk for the W IL
liamsburg Female Academy, ease the build
Ines 10 some one who will establish first class
FEMALE SCHOOL. Williamsburg now offers a
The buildings are new and ample.
p. N THOMPSON,
G.DURFEY,
J. w. GUSTS,
VS.. PEACHY.
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WANTED.-Ah Tst rate LANDSCAPE YAK
w UENER to 90 n few miles into the country.
Apply at l37 Main street. -
sea -3t THOJ. A. BULKLEY L. co.
w An T D--A smart. active, industrious
w WHITE GIRL, of good character aud re-
ing One that will come well recommended as to
honesty, sobrIety, and willing disposition to pleas
will f nd q permanent home, good wages, and be
treated as one IN the family. Apply immediately
at Mr. SWEENEY'S, on Marshall ST.. betwee n Attn
and 5th, nearly opposite ST. James Church.
se6-3tt
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-13
Important Change

IN view Of the abundant crors and the com
Il mercial prosperity of our country, I am
about to change my mode of selling Groceries
On and after August 20,h, 1860 will sell
goods for cash. All kinds of country produce
and especially Butter and Eggs, will take
Wheat in exchange for groceries at cash mar
ket prices. also potatoes, green and drieh APP
pies, Corn, Oats, Beans. All kinds of
of Meat, Butter and Eggs and every thing in
the line of country produce.
Parties or persons being indebted to me are
requested to call and make immediate settle
me mt either by cash or note, by SO doing. they
will save the cost of unpieas Mt collections,
as nay books must be closed up.
After the above date will enter upon en-
tire new prices, which will be far lower tn n
Groceries have ever been sold in this market.
l have tested the credit system for the past
year and half, and find it to be rather hum
bug, and have come to the conclusion, that a
"nimble sixpence is better than a slow shil-
ling" therefore have adopted the ready pay
system, on and after the abLve date.
have large and well selected stock of
Groceries coming from New York, com osing
Sugar, Tea, Coffee. rup. Rice, Goldfish,
Raisings, Figs, all kinds of Nuts, and a gen
eral assortment of Groceries-his motto being
l go cheap for cash only. Our stand is No, 9
Ayres' Building opposite the Court House, in
Upper Sandusky, where we shall be happy to
have you all call and examine our stock before
buying elsewhere.
Aug. Is W. H. ASHBROOK.