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THE vlRGlNIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY u now fully prepared. for husi-
called to the importance Of it, objects. This Con.
pAay, under its charter. divides seven eighths Of
its profits every three years, among the policy
holdsrs: thereby giyins the assured the advan-
taGes of the mutual syssera, With the Pledxe Of 9
security that its Stockholders have . yefm4nent
noneyed interest in conducting its Affairs with
The ChSrter rsauirss one-hAff Of the Capital
Stock and EaTnings to b lhxested. in BOAd ard
Mo!tsa<e on unincumbered keal Estate, worth
dOpblo the amount. ~
This chisf Object Of the Company Is to aid in 70
tanning at home the immense amount Of money
niums to Northern ComRAnlss. That money will
b. loaned to customsfs tor . term Of years. - b.
Endoymanu and Annuitlea srauted. Life and
telm Policies leaued At ~ 10y rates - other good
Companies. bhvSS fnsufsd Ter one yea<s pf 1r .
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.,sIyAL OF The nAMxONIA.

e s
v.,x lime H.-ThA HauucniA. xfth
NJ imorniag papers Of De 1lA insi, ~
!. no later coS,u.fci., ia~,lnat.ss..
Sc ss" ndvtces from Sicily cay uAe Neo.
p "rmvA a. Palermo, sAUOO StronR. capitu.
go maaribaidi. End were emsarksd sOf Ns-
y ..,o.r, At Napaes was sisdvsd b. me
.1,sIsaee Of ne English and French Admit.
y S,.,si 10 now la fall posssssksa OF Pa.
sraa rsscoxD DIsrArca.l
~v.apotlian army cApitulAted to Cart.
8 .ssrr articles which were siened on
nad., y, English WAT stsamer Aaanibal.-
fE.nbalai, the latter stipulatfng that the
sst es,.n army shonld quit Palermo and
Neram Nth their material. arms, &c, ON
ssn.ss Neapoli:an squadron, the evacua-
kxH saamence June Alb.
ia .sr,n,e aud desperate fight ia which
A.,nen participated, occurred previous.
sm' sssrsdcdi Toledo, between 0arinaldt and
D. ssscaslsed. The bpn,bardWent 81 the Nsa.
esr ssnadfon commended directly aher
b. sss wa. in Paris June end. ana was
issnasrraed by subsequent dtspatches.
NJ r,nfs says Garibaadt 10 now master Of
Psssc sr,a. IL l. said. has demanded q guar
Va he territory Of the Two Sicilies and
rns.rrep,icn Of the maritime powers. Pied.
n,s,ess against such an Intervention. T.
S,s.ys from Naples say y grand manifesto.
Ia s.s ,aksn place there, with shouts OF
1I nu,l-0arihaldi-Sicily."
ns,h,e intelligence from COnstAntinople
n s.. Ina. the Russian Ambassadors had
rse.nr informed the Porte Of their Gov.
namsnt. approval of It's resolution 10 insti-
saIaaniry into the situation Of the Chris.
~, y 70 the Times says the NeapolitAn
whre 10 land either at Messina or Ma.
~ Without rnolestation, Under tho stipula-
agsi 2, zoe ssasred severely from the bon.
.,sm,n,. The loss Of life was very great on
As,h siies. -.
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fA,A SEA RAThlNG.
EAY CHESAPEAKE HALL.

1b..5H HAMPTON, Va.
THIS GUNNER RESORT, sc we'll and fayora-
by known, Will b re.oHsnsd on the 18th Of June,
hls friends who NAV wish to enjoy SALT WATER
and the Injuries of the seaboard.
Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages, &C.,
always In readiness to contribute to the endowment
Of .goests. R. 6. BANKS, Pro1riesor.
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Death Of Hon.. Joha GaIbraith.
ERIE Pa, June l5.-Hon. John 0albraith,
"a ex.rnemOer Of Congress and presiding
lodge Of the Sixth Judicial District OF Penn
Fisania, died suddenly at his residence In this
ay this morning. - aH
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IA UNION
49, YCHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

The SUBSCRIBER having purchased these Springs,
tensive alterations aud repsirS to the baiIdinxs.
and, will be ready BY the first Of June to accom-
modate al who may wish f. spend = gleasant sea-
The Springs are situated on ths western side,
near the top. Of tho Blue Ridge. ip the county Of
Augusta, Va, u miles Southeast Of HarrisQnbarg,
8 miles southeast Of Wyef's CaTe, and u miles
northeast Of Waynesbor0ugh. From the latter
RAILROAD viii find 4 ready conveyance to these
Springs.
The proprietor will give has pefsonal ATTENTION To
Piled with the best tho neishhV9hood viii aaord.'
In Female Complaints and General Debility, the
Water 10 highly beneficial, and some remarkable
cures have boon elected By it.. M Z
Board IS per geek1childrsn and servants
l-d1 cWim Nov Hora. AnsnetS 1.o.V
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TWO HAMED TENEMENYgAND
L. LOTS ON lar. BETWEEN NA41WAkL
AND 1NOAp HfEEBfe, Al. huETQN.-we
vii seil.. npoa tf6 tss14isss. O. flfDAY. the "a
F..sd q re - taeeifeE e.
small sized families. ghey .hevei beda v6fyl ~
Eoenuy pa1efed and Dainted. and are nv rent!a9
have = we'll Of e~xcellent wetsr upon ~ ltemsee.
rAs lss: l1Sns "a sS;. ,ss s. :s: ! ;s s.S s. ran ssS 4 = . ssss J
tt. s to5 9s e ac.ss, yi,a iatesss sdsed
q s. - ixs. n. TAYLOR 1 son, As...
|TEN BUILDING Lots ~ faE 1pWN
! OF SIDNEY,sAT AQC1lON.-Ms yin. seil.
T,pcn the fffca.isss, on ekTUR1AK the IA a., 81
Jgns; c3mnenclPx a. 2 SAlock !. y 4 ga vsTE o.
town Of Sidney, fronting g FEET eacd Of Williams
Parsons Of limited means desirinK N sooufo . lot
for ei ild.ns lsfDOses, outside Of the corporation.
would do we'll to GttepA this sale. 7Ef
Ii.Ns.-0ns.foorth Cash the halsncs q 4,e
added, and secured By trust deeds. ~
10 lS JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Z SON, A66tu. +.
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H6ilrOa0 VIII ma q I0aay conveyance 70 these
,h The Sss S,se1 iss N III! ffH i1s hi' , s,|' s,!. :s:sP e. @. .
In FemaIs Complaint and General Dsbiity, the
Water Is highly beneficial. and some remarka6ie
q A sss.: IS Fl jk ssiEsssITsfHi1F'siar s &c i;as.n''
E i ssFRkklfNAG&se I'm Az wHH4AkhiSSgsFFtA FACE
yllI 3 ,opsn f1r ehs RECEPTION Of visitors on the
about half ~ileiiom Bossss s. De, 4!oanoke..
found waitine, on the arrived o. tho cars, to CON
:, ch tf;f;s S1 isls : 800. +; ~ s.dSaif ::.:,s. :y ..:. { Y:
WHITES sJLPa.uK: ~s:sfsvsssd sa;s: q Dy.;
ss! e = s:! ~: 80 &: s 81 Sc. sG Sl;sasSi 8: ii
ri fss xi "a Sshas i5ssFis7s = =, e ~! ssia. to an, .
!: isf1s IN. IL A ;lf TiTSsbseHlPis q 8 y .Is ne.s Ia AZ. e
rAatofY character. t0gskhss With fno Ramp OF
a2 2fs :.s VIII eflds si fE1dEs..s% a'say sirs e
A1qhish - bef lew e rsesr 20 tAs large nunbsr
q . :is;os: ss' III. 1a a1;iali.i i,i|ie] r s,s 3 ~.
~4Fs1il;ss sislins . slsaatlsfss...sr:
~! J. - .sfss..:: e Ssss,s'1 AZ
's fHs sSIssS Cote q ssSss ..4einashtsants faar
4 H ses6 1 essis1:. s Bs.1sss Rsfssa 3ssss ssss:.ss
is:ssssiRs e. I'M Ssss s "a IS ssss B "a ss'''
hias exSs1ss.. iron = AlSel1ay,N Etledl1k1s
:, ~: ~ !: ~; 5lff;sassslis k..a..,m NJ ]
WHITE 0pLPNER RR14106, I.
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The Shaver Wanderer again Forfeited.
Bosroy, June l6.-Judge Sprague, OF the q.
sDistrict Court, has condemned the schoon-
a Wanderer as forfeited foE belnt engaged in
1e slave tFade.
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@3S Vicinity. ' NJ

Would respectfully saaonnce to lie ,adie. that
she vii! open her Room this day LMONDAY) with
LITTLE BOYS Observation-Disclosures SaiisslsAt 1Q'GGiEsssnz,P isoS 5.
TALMAS, and every article suitable for 8 child, ali
Aa.d soNne!y em6rosdeyed and made up in the most
fashionable style to please the most Castidinus.,
A handsome lot OF PATTERNS. just received.
the newest styles.
DRAWING, PINKING, EMBROIDERING and
GOLD and SILVER BULLION WORK done at
the shortest nOtice.
ROGETTEe Of every description made to order.
and al Einfs Of kEHA1nIA IeRzlIsa. -.
and every article suitable for ohlldren'sv wear, can
be had BY. calling st MISS REBECCA SEM0N'S
Room, ct her fathers residence, two doOrs below
the st. Charles Hotel. Main 1t. my lA-tJyl
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n 11-D4
ksl ESs SES .kk&&tssENIr YIsy apasy 25s sR b
so1.. xyFakk.t cay sI 1sa. ! .- fs.s.. AZ S. :s,iia :
xiil have quick di:Sasok. For bal Ssla sS,st Il n it SSsfa,
sls-.. DAVID Z WIN: cusR1E.
4Skgs.Sss ssai s.tH s.siss Ssesl. E. Elc SsssisE;ix
eaten =. Gs ~ sIHc LEA sn,s haslas = gostion q hsf
sj j: 81: - . s:1. 81; SS \ "a lIi: s { II iT Fl aits t.'''
A8rEI9RlRsh a! .S.s ..Fl "a Tps-
kf1k. G.St. ~ s2 Tss 1:1h lawn. mA1s sS svahG.-
S pc ssc, vi h 81 her sr;; ct's SH7.ss..,ss sea srd going O.
D 3 Gs.a < '1's0' '''l w. q D. coLou1rr I co.
kEE0N JAMES RIXER FOR OLD
cc6ossFE iHst FEck s,1 ss's ssss j. SE |. aS., cove s,; "a
'n Th w s ias E s Is feoS c. s'.s w.. +. c.,r,,. vi,
u! %kl 81. i::Sss w sK i / 1ifs "a i hSSS;SiSS;zAf; , Ell;
n ne iS}., s i 81 , sS.d Az lssvjas &c wharf ss
soss6 j II 81 | IL IL 7 fssals III I;asd Hls;Soe s. H sk i. i;v sae
T 4 &C cDs iSTifsr PEEicka, Capt. T. G. e,,sorD, b.
Fsr Fat. = ko sitssl ~ sv ,s.,h ss sif}f < . ,sazs ts ss
POLK, every SUNDAY evsninE At 5 O'clock and
REGULARLY every. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at Z O'Clock, land. return each alternate
9olnK down. the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Point. Wiicox's, Clairmont: Grove Wharf, Old
mouth. Old Pom Rock Wharf. Grove. Billiards,
C!airmont. Willcox,s; City Point. and arrive at
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evsnlng, meals included, - 20. RattM
Point aass1 fo1t On ssau df Ns s11Si, : y. ms sc:'; 30 to col. o,s
each.
IA. Freight taken a. usual. "
IN I-fa y n m ACKVN0
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eAM,L P. HAYES L SON.
Il NAGlTE COAL-Red and W hite Ash.
And EMITRN coal. e VS.
Also, 2 full supply Of OAK and PINE WOOD on
heHd; 18th street. South side of the Dock. =
~. b.-Anshraoite Coal sold BY Weight.
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tAtMS6SHRb6kaIs cd 6Ih{NSka "a aksEFf77ts{Fss,

4e:lfl tpI%Sprietor. 81 this. cd and csssaiss!!s
Their tnsi !. 2ls,SS re :i!ibs oSsH t9F t5s Isosgtion % yisi.
t3 . mere ennmeIation Of the diseases lcf tss cure
reader to pamphlet inst. published by William
Burke, n. D., which VIII be sent free 81 charge BY
the relief of which this water il f.o.t rsgafk-
fSnctionsl disease Of the heart. hypertroghy Of
nerves-prodpSi1. slsepIeesness. irritation Of the
kidneys and bladder. lithic acid sravel. chronic
affections Of tbs liver, amenorrhea. DIV smenor
Ih;ta. p siotrhsxia, ehronly srlenitIs. o6fonic gas
the skin mi TEts '@ PSso as q ths' piacs !. e IL ths srs 9.
and Tenn. Railroad. Newborn, (h6W Dublin j
con wei ed tri- weekly. b. dayiiskt, a diataAcs Of IS
ni!ss: owe; 3 ans ted and through mest 2iotu,
July to the asst O. Ootober here will be a DAILY
weekly while any visitors remain.
This is the sho, test, most direct. and best route
to the While Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro-
seed via SAY Sulphur, mssklns their nisht stand at
lar communication by Stages with White aHd Salt
Sulphur. and the Sweet and Red EwestS Springs.
It's. CAMPBELL 4 co.
Red SULPHUR Springs Va. April II. 1871.
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FRfEDRICH koETh,p ,,sr
FAINTER IN FREsco, cSou5sriic AND OIL

= AAAk ~ AN00 AAN >
u s q, GAnJEsch~A Fs!pE ESSTTFEst,sr .gs dI4L Ryr bbP.
SGfLfkss IN. IL st Mn s,Efs' ss siS'ss Of sls shs n: md .i HfisS,
ps,nsasss .s ssa sxdfs z &c as,SS s.s .fsi. o.
States Cariso fztension. where he was snpioyed
on tho Frssco %ainting. under the direction OF
Orders may % i, zion N ain street. between nth
ard 18th. at Messrs. Sattler l. Co.'s and Broad
street n, fs oss.:'n LIST and A fR1EbfR fi:2efHNtRasS'1Esri H.
~ strecker and wife. for the benefit Of his cred
itors. duly RECORDED this day. We have alpoieted
ssce ri. IL S 6kHGSk MEp ie5 AEsp' TO- 70 d no" q e ian. sai
at the store occupied By him, on Main street, to
e.Ss; q, asss. e 4; ;, ::ia a. g. 4; = sf ESE ( Jf,E IN
ANTS A''' '' 5s + 8 EHSsEAks GEE. Trustees.
RrcHxoNB, June 8. 1850. jes-3v
COX AT FnlS.-Ths undersigned havlng
4 sast.ined 2 severe ioss BY TIE late er: ON their
s ssvs Ia .e1 1sSSit. ssu nal ool;ei ies sb nsT w", inc Of 'o oSy
foyner custou,ers, frieads, and the pubic gener.
ally: ,so|is;.s e ne sns,y !. sa 81 on on nov osT part part
% "a R6s ;ei;t dEa EiLLEs, N ..ui.esss.r. Of
.1--sm Da'ld' 5e. %sss; !, 81 bss s:a c :sssai
EHOCKOR NULL BOLTED MEAL.-Ths
- sabseriber has c9mpieted . mill, adigiplRg big
HE fHH , g sss trade a from rom Tie sis'e esoieess .siecaoas
q s 0',. ''.' - : ' Join II j e. s:; e + as.g; i
Ne Z. g NMl , TsssYh ssIr;i Nm SffalRHx9,4 l5aI' g
N-avenswosd. Hsn-ico coauty. as lSrsl1 1otiked
$$:::;s:ss: q . sdd'sss . akaS! 81 1SSsPoad
'i f::::ss :S...sy. =, 9, = essss;;r
6ET6 FOR kENI-In g. haals lckaTeh, N
!. = 80 :s's.ra s-'''sy' A'5.yB ssosxAcMuRDo,
SyWsE$$ieM sAoos sDls -zs1lopl- !.
Sssss.tarsd and Plan aAAgs...-.s9 f
POI al 49, e sdh. Ss12ssa sS6fars1ss
Bss3!s.ssl;s sE ss.s.s3 ~ 8 sssfIs.as;;@1ss
g eSRees Coaplsjst, lsssshGaS1sy4sss5E. -,
Z @s.ss2l
TMISy1eN1ss 5R5Ikn-sSs 6 ,s!s
IL aessss9ssG {6E c6l4kd IskaSa31
~. y.
.n1Uzska4ili1iEy ! aQsi:::,,s:A /
HEEe1Akk9 AID 1lC..Ic6,-Eel.
ss&fe
Ekt.ss.n.s /
4@x aa 80
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HAVING determined to retire from busluess, I
Ii will RENT U MY STORE AMI SELL my
entire STOCK OF GOODE, consisting of the usuai
variety Of Confecsioneries and q we'll selscred as
scrtment Of Toys. Til: store 10 new and neatly
GATED ON Main street. between 10th and 2lst. Ap-
ply at the store, tase3 .7T 10 j3-6tt
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W -. MILDLY WATER.
We have Just received our fourth supply Of those
eCELEBRATED FILTERS, .
those Who love :
cLEAR-cLEAR-
Call and examine them in. peratioa al, -
CHAS. D. YALE CO.'S, -
je LIFT Iron Building, Governor st.
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81 M M q MILLINERY. nm :.
MRS. DAVIS & SISTER, ~
34 Broad Street, bettCseM 4th and 9Th, North xi0c.
Have just received q large and varied assortment
SUMNER MILLINERY. r
embracing all the latest styles, to which ve invite
the attention Of the Ladies and public geuorally.
ap 3-tS
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AAA HEALING SYRINGE,
Y BATH COUNTY. VA.

9A ms celebrated WAssrlng Place, 1itu-
MILFORD Depot Of the Virsinia Central Railroad,
~distantc miles from the Warm, snd ) miles fIom
IT, s is.i esssst!o sIt Il sa:, SSs s'o5' ssapj ]: nov . s sssa
ff5$i yS,sS 9P; Y re sFsst stost Of medic. sp,in5..
eaa sl!ih!Ia "a. sSsn : ds,'s Journey asa",s1 Il aF' Is most most
= IN sISSsrsis: e q. mater .fs Ai,s,.iivs, foe.
s Ut1S.s ts ,so o,se:: r =: wh!Gh ample expeTience has
f iS,S'%'.t o. q :ss IN l Offensive y5. S;ssssi,t sP 3ss% .tS e
K|lIis.Iy D d :e:its: IIrit.oi5iiW # To SIsadssr and
eSl.oniq f Dis145ea. and ' Ds9:. p f 'Sef : m s"s
the water. lend and get a pamphIst. The services
OF = Tes,dens Rnys,cia9; whose experIencs Of
win DO q. valuable guide 70 IL proper exhibition.
ean be obtained at all times. - =. * =.
The attractions Ct this deiishtfsl mountain re-
ture. i4vigoratinE atmosphere, FREQ from malsaas.
ling salSefs, and the. attfaetions Of : 6nt .oisss
RouTE.-NoTtheIh travellers should. from wssh-
aa. s'isSsa =: S Gs1sSssvf siSinn ssa :; s sass !, ss M GifigE,ss!!
passing en- route the Bath Alum, Warm and Hot
Southern. travellers can select the rodts BY wav
cf LyschnptE !: taking the ears Of the Orange and
with the Virsinis. Centfa; HaAsoadat Chasiottes-
vile, or from Richmond, take the CATS Of the Cen:
eithero Of the above points or Baltimore, can reach
hefe the evening" Of the same day if desired:
competent Assistants; will make every reasons ble
effort to render it . pleasant iio.....e fer the invalid,
and an elegant and sumptuous residence for the
temporary visitor.
Pamphlets. containing . detailed account Of the
prcpeftleg of the Water, can be obtained by ad-
jS H"di%' S0lkfEk& Erwin. Pronfis.nrr.
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CoAiXiHI5HHco 9fHS 4 Asel1 h ;SSlRIy e %fvrKAer
Red -. ~nlsr 14ts2fFsaAg.9sa esAL.
< = q. y. LAPecQ4H,
~ Hath st.. near May6,a Drid9e.
OAK AND PINE NOOD-esM0Aed And un-
d. s jss'ssr' fOf 1Als 4 S 3

NOTICE. TO rAx PAfERs.-be Il ordained
ne .SSlisssS SS q It, y II fs SlS IA. h' saaSsli1i s s,'ss
5 acsse si i 4 yei I'M aFssss ss a.s q ri e1Io aA " n. aNesst sss az /: sf
June, that hs viii attend at his cfice daily BET ween
iss a &c IS: 1 q s &c sss 4; d ~ Js aSs { S's, Sss e. e.. NJ Il:
: ssss s|' & Il 8: :|s :S.' y: y sssl e i S ;2s;1 NJ Il si: : aIa|:
ssssssans , III l' 'TSis Z co ens 9 ss1s sha af, in III iik .S .ss sor
a5sx' Of pecs mi III that at'i he Vi. 1h, .t9 sa.Sf Il Il III inc o fsee
the ism e the shat Of Ieoemhsr. ipclasiys, Tor the
sss4y Pad one ,ass shsIf soh hi2@ q t thy e efts9 %.ss nG ssR hss ed
70 him. the remaining hall, dsduetihg from Ouch
II ga5suance of the above. amended Qrdihahce.
tollsc.er,s qMlcs., in the Glib. Hail. from tfss 18Th to
ses ?se o. ta,1 An. mon 1a f2r the PURPOSE OF receiv-
ea-im j6iiTSsA. HoBsoN, c. C. r.
JUDGE or The HUsTINGs C0URT.-.
y An election o. JUDGE OF THE HUHTINGS
s. SS. several & w Var. sas' q F IL fS,s sIs,, a. fbns 3 AZ ,i i.
.'i K ' 5sri s sh.os wA.p.-As tn. Hall over IN.
ns!: John ] ,Mi!:sn. Iasss1 sIls Libby. sls.a S csa1s
m J: %s1,:of T sssn, rAs shj Jas c't (. b ssat.. Cas- ss::
II Grant Geo. N. Gwathmey and Geo. w. Ran
d9lph Condue.er-E H Charley: a
street re- .0s cs%,s! Msas;vA. fsss.s s bse6s sR D THas
mas Boqdsr, Herr. Powell. Thomas nj Jones and
: ie ar.ta'v'; ra a6saI EHwscNl. c s@ T. Il K ednnsci,.
Ne q. n.s1os! se sm IT osss': "a ts ss s Gs. Hss,sf a H.
MINES are not perinitted under Any circablstancesi
s suss fo %i hsey. :ss 81 s .slse osss sam Isb q a asd 'f' sSsll e
s ssa;s.s Fl p e sn.o, SSo IN ssa Rieii %srs.t q t snp ,sy
'hem S''n0a. my aa' 99SaNS ). wkRrH. Agent.
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2n BR0AH STREET,.
~ Between Sd and lth, south side, squaTe sSxk
aRoye ~ u r & Sons. informs the ladies OF vT:.
k1NNETs, flenssh. and n, York patssrDs SoN :.
NETS Of her own manuiastd!e for SAiasen and
! Isa.H 81 e. rfd!iSse prices. she BE-: "a fsnd 3 ga
BERIHAS, CAPES, UNDEK-SLEEVEs, made
&fter the latest hty lee. IL = lie f1imS
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REMOVAL.

N. O. BA !SSk
Has removed to the new building, No. ~ Main.
between Sh and 9Th streets. His new store being
g Sca1tnoSie,is and s5ggressly srtanged for tie RE-
to keep . large assortment Of ready-made Mill
merry articles, ~ well a. to add to the convenience
and profit OF his customers. Especial attention
will be given TO the Ribbon and French Flower de-
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T:.EE.EGRAP 2 HTC,
TOVER THE STATE LINE.l
Arrival of the Pony--Dates TO Sept. %,

Arrival OF the POny--Dates TO Sept. 23d.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Oct. Sd.
The following Pony news is from the Mir.
ror:
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 23d.-A dispatch says
that Walker and Ruder had been shot by
order of the Honduras government.
The town of Fort Smith, Ark. was visited
by destructive fire on the goth; 400 letters
of the California mail from Memphis, were
destroyed. The loss is estimated at $780,
600.
The Louisville and Memphis railroad was
opened on the Goth to Clarksyile.
From Omaha, N. T., we learn that the tel
egraph poles are set to within 50 miles of
Fort Kearny. The line will be ready to
transmit the November election news by
Pony Express from Fort Keany, which will
insure a gain of nearly two days under the
present time.
Mr.. Sibly's bid for the Pacific Telegraph
contract is the only one now before the Sec
retary of the Treasury, the others having
been withdrawn. This was the highest, be-
ing the maximum limit.
A later dispatch from Washington, dated
2lst, says the award of the Telegraph con-
tract was made to-day to Hiram siby, under
the Pacific Telegraph proposal and the full
confidence Of his ability to fulfil his obliga-
tions.
James Buchanan, Esq, Private Secretary
to the President, will soon resume his resi-
dence in Philadelphia. 1t is rumored that
his place has been rendered to Adam Clos
berner late Sergent-at-Arms of the House of
Representatives
julius NJ. Stack, broker was arrested in
New York, yesterday, for robbing the house
of James Buchan of $4,000 in bonds.
Minister Mclean goes again to Mexico in
the sloop of war Pawnee.
Aland patent was issued at Washington,
yesterday, to Abraham Lincoln Republican
candidate for the Presidency, for services
in the Black Hawk war.
The Douglas Committee of Pennsylvania
publisheda card to day in Harrisburg, saying
that no fusion question has at any time been
entertained
The liquor store of Kantzenbreck, New
Orleans, was burned down on Friday A
large quantity of liquors exploded, causing
the building to fall, crushing 80 or 40 per.
sons beneath the ruins.
Senator Douglas arrived at Cleveland yes.
terday, and made a speech to over 1000 peo
pie.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-04

STILL THEY CoME,-The Red Bluff Indepen
dent of the 2d inst says:
Five more immigrant wagons, with stock
families, and household gods along, passed
through this place on Friday last. They
were from Illinois and Indiana, and part ot
a company of over one hundred teams which
came by way of Honey Lake, from tn,
"Plains across" They report seeing but (
very few Indians, and those they did Sc,
were peaceably inclined The party viii
settle somewhere south of Red Bluff, tn,
most Of them in this county.