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A DELICATE SToMACH.-A shark. recently
captured near Port Jackson, N. s. w, carried
The following curious miscellany n his capa-
cious stomach Half a ham, several legs OF
mutton, hindq uarter Of Pig, head and fore
legs OF bull dog, with a rope round his neck,
quantity of horse flesh, IA piece of sackius,
and ships scraper. No wonder that twelve
gallons OF oil were Obtained from bis liver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

SHIPS BURNT.-The ship John r. Wood, for
Liverpool with 9OU bales of cotton aboard,
was burnt at New Orleans, on Monday night.
The loss j. sitnated at from 1000 TO Sod,OU0.
The bark Evadne, with 3,uOO barrels OF lime.
for Boston, was damaged by fire when Is
miles below New Orleans, and returned for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

SUIOIDE.-Tinothy Jones, 4 man of some
Property, committed suicide at OIaI &c CouIt-
House, Va, on The 2utn Inst, by cuttIhg his
throat. lie mad been fl oi!cklug f1r some lIIue,
ana was arrested the uay bcIOTe Charged with
burning hls own dwelling, ana wniIeL await
ing an examination he put al cnu 10 has ex-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

AN AMERICAN SLAVE SET FREE BY A
BRITISH CHIEF JUSTICE.-It is undeIsIeod
That Information has been received IN Wash
lngton from the Governor of Washington
Territory, tnat slave on board al American
vessel, Which entered the harbor OF Victoria
NancouNer's Island, has been taken from the
vessel and set tree by he Chief Justice OF the
Island. A pretty high handed measure this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

MINNESOTA LANDs.-The Minnesota peo-
pie, not liking the government sale OF lands
nit upon The expedIent ot advancing i've cen Is
an acre on their bids, bidding SO slowly that
one quarter section Was only Knocked dCwu
In q day. Al this rate there is no chance oI
sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

CoLORs MOST LIABLE TO BE HIT-It would
appear, from nu.iefuus observations, that SOL
uiers are hat uuting battle According to the
colur Oh thelr uiese, III the following order
he'd Is The most iatdl color; the least fatal
Austrian grey. The Proportions are red IL,
rifle green !, brown6 q, Aus strIan blush grey S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

NOVEMBER STRAWBERRIES IN MAssACHU.
skTTs.-Ihe Cape Ann Advertiser says: "Ine
mid weather the past lew weeks has pro-
duced a second cropof wild straw berries Oh
Stage Fort Last Sabbath, a friend or ours
picked quite Eum Der III mat vicinity"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

OBITUARY-George @. Thorburp, of New.
ark, N. florist, and son of Grant Thorpurn
died on Monday, of injuries received by a tall
He was under appointment of the Superiu.
tendent of Mount Vernon, when the ladies
took charge. He was highly es teemed.
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LisEr-HoUsEs AND LisaT- T-VssssLs.-Ths

LI0ET NOUsks And LIGHT EsEKLE- no
nuInber OF hght-house elatioDs On the A tlhn-
tic, Gulf of Mexico, and Pacific coasts, ia
charge OF the United States, 10 3z3, exhibiting
500 sights number OF light-yessei stations on
the AtianIic, Gulf and Pacific coasts, Ia az,
and the number OF lights exhibited by them 10
55--makug a total OF 365 light stations, and
424 lights On the Lake coasts of the Uuiied
States, there are 9l light stations, exhibiting
lis lights, making N grand total OF i58 light
sta tons on ali the coasts OF the United States,
and the number Of lights exhibited AT all those
stations, $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

The CENSUS or NAsHvILLE-The entire
population OF Nashville ana SUBURBS is Just
<3,l5. The population or tne city III I55U '. as
~, 100, and Oh South Nashville 1883, I-aAIuA
li,olo, WHEN, compared Win the pIeeeut pop
hlaliOn of the CITY AND subur bs, SHOWS an IN
crease Uf II, 1877 In the len ears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

DiSmiSssd-Geryas Dar by eh rged wi tn as :
sauiIing and beating Aiber', slave 10 III Man.
gum; and Albert, Charged with Deiug iuSoIspt
TO MIR. Darby, were both betre The May, r
yesterday, aud after hearing were d scharged
the negro having been punished D, MIR. DARBY
W hiie i'll his custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

NORTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE-The
NorIh Carolina Legislature has chosen John
SpelmaD. editor of the Salisbury Banner,
State Printer. W. a. jenkins was chosen
Attorney General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

ARRIVAL OF THE STsAKIR GLAsoow-The
steamer Glasgow, from Liverpool on the 9TH
mat, arrived at New York, Tuesday. Her
| advices have been mostly anticipated by the
| steamer Vanderbilt, but her atest ad vices, via
Queenstown, bring some additional inteili.
geace:
The steamer Nova Scotian arrived out on
the oth.
after the fall of Gaeta GaribaIdl, it Is said,
Will retire to private life for time.
rather dava2Zi was threa tened in his own
mouse at Naples by crowd who cried, ''dow own
with Gavazzi.n
The offlci II result of the Scilian election on
tne Question ofannexation stands-ayes 49,. .G54
NOE 6,067.
Fifteen thousand Neapolitan troors have
be disarmed
r, The Liverpool Cotton market closed steady at
f'loay sqaotatInns. Sales of the two daYs IN
cludlng Thursday, 20 0V, bales, of which 90 were
taken By speculatOrs.
breadstuffs co'ed dull. Sugar closed buoysn
and shgntly higher
Goneols closed at 931s 1885,
me bank rates have been advanced to Az
D InoIs Centtsl Railroad quoted at 25a24,s; Erie
1890 ~ ~ e"o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

TENNEssEE.-The Nashville Patriot gives
full returns, reported and efficiat, which snow
that the State has gone for Bell and EyeIett
by a piurality OF 5.U63. The vote of Douglas
In the whole STATE Is about ii ,U0O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

A SOUTHERN MATRoN.-Mrs. Sarah r Cobb
received at a late iair III Georgia, the premium III
OF silver goblet for five handsomely EN- broi-
dered shirts, worked by herself. She is the
Hon. Howell Cobbs mother.
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ArrrarrEp AssAsslNArIoN.-Lo L.-

ATTEMPTED AssAssfEATIoN.-Louis La
rome, the jealous Frenchman, VINO WIS ar
r.sted in k.w York on Wednesday last, ior
sending an Italian, named r. A. Orzali, cnai-
lenge TO fight a duel, attempted TO assassinate
his rival on Monday night, by shooting MIN
in the breast. The occurrence happsheu AZ
The workshop of the latter, where Larome
weat by stealth, and apparently acting with
deliberation, produced his weapon and hreo,
without speaking word. He then fed, put
was arres ted few hours later. The wounded
man is not ex pected TO survive the injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

SUICIDE OF AN INDIANA SEEAToR-Hon. J
+. Suit, formerly L member OF the State Sen
ate from The Carroll aud CHn Ton District o1
Indiana, committed suicide on the nigh, Uf the
l3Lh inst, by shooting himself through the
head " ith d pistol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

DROWNED.-John Thomas aud family-a
Wl.e,u lad and Intant-Were drowned last Sat
urday, by the capsizlng OF his boat in Adams
Greek. near New burn, n. q. The body OF the
little child was found floating ON the water,
dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

Hslp!sssIy Df4Hk.-Caristopher Conner, an
able bodied p~uper IIoni the Ctiy Poor house,
Was held - s~curity yesierdi y, Tor getting
drunk aud taking lodgings IN lie street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

HAPPY EDiToR.-The editor of a paper,
published in Littieton, N. in announcing
his retirement, says: II have no regrets to
mske--not mistake TO atone for, or d blunder
to mourn over"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

PATRIOTS, ALL OF THEM The Washington
Star iearns from gentleman recently from
Spring heid that Mr.. Lincoln has already re-
ceived thirty seven applications for the Rich
mond (Va.) post office, by letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

Stolen Clo!Ass.-Last night negro boy was
arrested and Gagged for having in his tosses-
sion Eam 6er of articles Of women and chill.
drrn's wearing apparel, which tie had eyi-
IDENTIFY stolen. lie viii be examined before the
Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

THE POPULAR VoTE, us given In the late
Presidential election, was anout 500 UOu, OF
which Llaccin has about lsJ0,G00, or about
SUI, ,OOO ma jority against him IN ali the States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF ILLIhoIs.-The on
cial vote of Illinois is as follows: Lincoln
l72,5i5; Douglas l605i9; Bell $780, Breckiu-
ridge, 2272. The increase In the vote since
1856 is lU3 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

HEAVY DAMAaEs.-Aiderman Russell, of
New York, has recovered from ex Alderman
Wilson, OF that CITY, tor an assault committed
upon him few months ago, damages To the
amount OF S3,U0O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

HEAVY Loss.--Un HI onday night last, gen.
tleman travelling on the Virginia aud Tesnes-
see Railroad, lost his wallet. containing in
Virginia notes, the sum OF forty Ave hundred
duilars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

coHrtessd. Charles Colgate, indicted for fe-
lobtousiy assaulting Enzabeth Tsliey. hhh
been found gully before Judge Lyons, al d
SEQ fenced To the peaitentiary for eighteen
montus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

A YOUTHFUL RIVAL OF BLoNDIN.-A bow
named Charles Afford, l6 years old. as tonished
the people of Marietta, Ohio, last uesday, by
walking rope, a la Bloudin, stretched from
tne top or the National House to a pole erect.
cd near Brennan's Hall, at an altitude of
ABOUT seventy feet. He not only did this, bu l
ne walked 1t backward stood upsn his mead
on the rope, and walked twice the whole length
OF the rope by torchiight in the evening. Que
OF the largest crowds ever seen in Marietta
witnessed the performance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

Geing fAs Wheis Hog.-Henry, a slave. was
convicted before Justice Sauler, yes,,rdav
morning, Of stealing u portion Of w h. ola hos
aud sentenced to be well lashed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22
LOCAL ID ALTERS.

"Dont Tread on Me-" Is the motto inscribed
on the Virginia rifles, manufactured at the
State Armory in this city, and issued to the
volunteers Of Dinwiddie and other counties
In 1868. Immediately under the inscription,
which is on the stock Of the rifle is a figure
OF rattlesnake, at full length. This old
rine, which carries a large ball, and has III q
lock, is said 10 be Identical with the nep Eng
t'sh r'Fe, which is SO highly approved 10 Eu-
rope. A more formidable weapon for service
we have not seen, and 1t would be well for the
commissioners To examine and pass upon It's
merits, before leaving home in search of ne W
arms. We were also shown by Capt. Dmmock,
Yesterday afternoon, I the Cavalry
Swords mani fac tured at the Virginia a rmury,
In this city, fifty years ago, which is altnos; an
exact pattern. in every respect, of the govern
ment sword now in use. Strange as 1t may
appear, here are two weapons OF war, manu-
factured in the Old Domi ion more than half
century ago, one of which, Notwithstanding
all the improvements in the implements OF
war, mas lately been adopted and paten led in
England. Eve mean the rifle,) and the other
(the sword) is identical in almost every re-
spect with the government requirements of
this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

A Catholic Cnurch has been commenced at
brownsville. Texas, which, when completed.
Will, IL Is stated, be one Of the most magaifi.
eeht STRUCTURES la the Uniled States.
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Mr.. EVERETT IN THE LECTURE Room-N

Mr.. EVERETT IN THE LECTURE RooM-Mr
Everett delivered his lecture on "lhe early lie
OF BeI jlmin FTankiIu," III Lowell, Mass,
last week. Dr. Hun ins tou, " no presided the
occasion, III behalf OF The committee asked the
audience during this winter TO remain, should
any lecturer extend his remarks beyond The
o'cICcK bell, which he knew had the Dad etect |
to scatter u Lowell audience. He had no tears
that they would notice The bell this evening,
considering the ability of the lecturer, Mr.
Everett, wnom he would now introduce. Mr..
Everett, says tue L we'll Courier Was rec, w.
ed with loud applause, and Commenced BY
saying that, Judging from the remarks just
made, the audience had hardly got over asso-
clatIng Ben and Everett, daughter and ap-
piause,) but his theme this evening would be
something of a more pleasant nature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

QUICK PAssAsEoF a SAILING VESSEL The
clipper ship Andrew jackson arrived at New
YORK Monday morning from Liverpool, after
n passage of fifteen days, with full cargo
She made the passage 10 Liverpool (grain Ia
dso, In fifteen days, and on the passage out
and home mas been only thirty days at sea. in-
ciuding two days calm, sailing over $500
miles; thus averaging nearly two hundred and
TWEEN ty miles day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

| Suspension Of Specie Parnsnt.- Many Of our
citizei Will no doubt be u flied 10 learn that
| all the Banks in Richmond have suspended
| specie pay yment. This result 1t is hoped, will
give relief to our manufac turers, and enable
many OF them TO continue the employment Uf
their present forces, and thus save the WORK.
| Ing classes from the many horrors which
would inevitably follow Il suspension of en-
pioy ment at this par ocular season Of the year
We append the resolutions adopted by the
| Board of Directors of each of the Banks, To
show that the political dssq uietude all over
The country has brought aoout a distrust in
huancIai affairs which is truly deplore bic to
be looked upon.
The Directors of the FARMRns' BANn CT
VIRGINIA, by whom the initlatory step 10 sus-
peusion was taken, adopted the following reso-
luton
Resolved, unanimously, That. in view o. the
dlstrust which prev aIs of the suspension of the
large money trade with the South usual at this
season. and of the pressure of the law requiring
the Banks of this CITY to redeem the circulation
OF their hrar ches law which bears wit special
severity on this Bank, because of The namber of
her brt brtnches-specie pa ments be for the present
suspended and thar course of policy bs pursued
which Will prepare for al early resumption"
The Directors of the BANK OF TIE CON-
MoNwEALTH, at q called meeting held on the
night of the goth irst., adopted the following z
preamble and resolution
In view of the political troubles of the entire
country. by which confidence IS being simost TO
the mercantile distress IN our community. winch,
u 1t continue. must de v0lve ne tvy loss on the
bfklhR IHStltutonS Ot III 8 city Therefore,,
Res lived. / hat this Bank huspenn specie pos
Wtnts until the tuTther order OF the Board ,
The Directors of the BANK OF RICHMOND
met yesterday morning, and after duly con-
sideripg the question OF suspension, adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the other B inks of this cry
having suspended specie payments tina Bank
deems 1t due to itself and to the community TO do
30 likewise"
Al a meeting of the TRADERS BANK of
Richmond, held on the 2lst INST, Hector Da-
via, President; John h. Davis, J rs BrummeI.
Geo. w. Smith, Franklin Stearns, J rhon p-
son Brown, @. f. WhItlock and Thos Jones
being present, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolved. hat the President and Directors Of
tie Traders Bauk, Influenced aloue by q desire 10
40 justice alike to the stockholders and 70 ths
comHerclal coWmunl'y, determine u suspend,
iUr u e present. spec'e payment.
reso we'd, Ih { tbet Will parsuo such a policy
as TO enable tins M at the earl, pra tica bic day
to resume The usual Fuu Inc of nus ness
The Directors OF the EXCHANGE BANK in
thiS city, held meeting aad adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, ] hat this Bank for the present sus
pend specie pay yments,
The Directors uf the BANK OF VIRGINIA also
held meeting, and resolved TO susl eud spe-
Gle payments, IN consequence of some of the
| leading Banks having adopted that course
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22
LFRED ;. Let,
"A FORWARDING AND
~, M n

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DkALERIN
PLASTER. SALT UMBER, COAL, &c
Ia addt on 10 my rfrwardipv Business. / ~ould
info my fr,sLds and The puhnc that [ have a
LII M 5r X VA" opposite my warehouse and di-
recty on the line of the York River Railroad,
VIII. ina. be found general assortment of Vlr-
sInla LII hbER, sHINGLfS, SO
Mr.. 4. w PEERS Will attend TO sales of Lum-
beT on nv account
onsignments Of Lumber solicited, on which
llbeT adyAn ,es will he made. &. LIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

ULISJ. BOSSitUX,
Il Manufacturer of double Refined
Srt AM CANDIES,
And Wholesale Dealer IN
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH CAN NI!lES, CIGARS,
~ TOBACCO, &c.. &c.
THE CH cAPEST GOODS,
AND
LARGEST STOCK,
Can always be found at ths
FlVr.-2iURY BUILDING,
No. 80 Main ST., opposite Rlohaf fGson Co.,
Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22
. so,rvRgs SECESSION MOVEMENT

At Wilmington, n. C.-The L. -.
veins tn North tnroiinH-sews from
1fS'g Alabama and sorth Carolina,
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~ Py'. Brown, Of Ga. has issued his proeIa-
Ey,.,n, settling apart Wednesday, the ~ ID OF
4um1I-iT.i ~ Dr observed a day of fasting,
yl, a., 'oI 's ana prayer. and IN oking' tue peo-
glses. Ite olate " meet AT thsis res pseuve
V "orship, and unite Ia hum bIe prayer
aas+t tshIy God for wisdom and Strength TO
70 pss- As etieis through which we are called
na'oiday sfter noon, at Savannah. an
N"s crowd Of "a tixe,4s asssm bied ia key-
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n. GORDON & SON,

yOHN n. GORDON & SON,
- l4TH STREET, NEAR ThK EXCHANGE HoTEL,
0teI for sale large and full Ttment of IRON.
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
HamIne red English and English Refined, English
American, Russia and imitation Russia SHEET
IRON Hoops, band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
iron and Plow Plates: Also, Tin-plate of various
sizes, for tIDners M manu- faatureTs; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Llno, Spelter, and the Metals
Usually sold IN this market apl- ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22
MARBLE WORKa,

"A iEIion DAsis -
II AUCTIONEER,
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond, Va,
gives particular attention to SELLING SLAVES,
both publicly and privately.
A X. d. JAN ES has an interest in the .usi-
aese from this day. eH-6H
OUwEAs' ARCHiTECTUKAL
- FOUN NDRY.
MANUFACTURES
IRON FRONTS, house CASTINGS, RAIL
INGS, &C.,
Corner of Cary and 9Th streets, Hlohmond, Va,
ie3-Sm A. j. BOW ERS. Proprietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22
BUSINESS MpfICU..
w M. q. ROYsTER,
w MERCHANDiZE BROKER

JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
sth street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAILlNGS, VERAN DAHS, BAL,g,-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTEES, 60; also, Grasinr.
9aut AID Cellar DOORS. and ever! other kind oil
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
,oses manu- factured az snort notice.
E- Particular attention gwen 10 toenolosing Burial
OTIS IL the city nd country. ia aN-lha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

TOuN VI LLEN.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Cary st., below ehockne Slip,
- hICHMuAD. VA.
Will give his attention to the purchsse aro sale
of ali kinds Of faERCHANDlZE and PPODUCE.
1u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

Aan Ao"r " "A xsa. IN pat Lottles. from
~ the ConsIess SPIN; a fresh lot Just received
b 7. JOHNSTON L BRO, Drassists,
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,Eyn. SATTLER L co.,
w IMPORTERS AND DRALgRsIn
OILS, PAINTS. VARNlSHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.CWe received By the late steamer
srse supply OF PalntSrs and Artists brushes, or
/,
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UADDSa CO..
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTe
Cary ct, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Rtehmoad. ".
W. Il HOWARD. of York, Assistanen
". NJ. MARSHAL, of Luneuburs. \
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention, IA
4ll coIs sgnmsnts, and orders for goods frorI BRO.
luce customers.
teTest n our bp5ine5s.
ts l-dtsAcw.t MADDUX CO
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ixKiD6FOkU r CO.,
y GENERAL COMMISSION AND
F0RNAh DING MERCHANTS
D. b. BRIpGFoRp,
NJ TTNRIEN PATTI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-10
NED BUNTLlNE'S NEW BOOKS.


NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of Il.
Illustrations. Just Published FOR sale Retail Whole
sale the cheap Book Store FREDERIC A. BRADY, "a
Street. New Price twenty-five cents EACH CT any
for dollar, the whole eleven for two dollars
The White Wizard or, the Great Prophet of the
Seminole indians. By MD BUS1IIE. pics p cents
IL
Sea Wait: or. The Terror of the Coast 4 Tale of
Privsteering I776. By NIB BuNTLNE Price IS cents
HI.
Saul Sabberday or The Idiot Spy. 4 Tale of the
Men Deeds Of ZIG. By NED Price 25
Nv.
Hfrida: or, The Red Rover's Daughter. New
Mystery New York. By NED BuNILINE Price 25 cents.
The Man O-War's-Nlan's Grudge. A Romance of
the Revolution. ByEED BUNTLINE. Price IS cents.
Our Ness; or The Pirate Hunters of the Gulf A
Naval HerOm and wild adventure in the Tropics By
NED BUNTLRE. Price IS ceats.
VII.
Iuona Prescott; or. The Curse Fulfilled. A Tale of
the American Revolution. By NED BuNTLDE PrCs25
VIII.
Thayendsnegea, the Scourge; or. The War Eagle Of
the MohAwks tale Of Mystery, Ruth and Wrong By NKD
BuSTIINE P.ice 25 cents.
Stella Delorme; or The Camanches Dream. wild
and fancful story Of Savage chvalry By NED BUrTIE
Price IS cents
N
The Rift and the Spray. A Tale Of Smugglers in
English Channel Beautifully illustrated By MALCOLM
J. ERR1M Price .
Nj.
Pathway; or, The Mountain Outlaws A Tale of the
Northern Trapping Grounds By Dr. J. II. ROBINSON. Price
25 cents.
Of the shove Books full Of Beautiful Illustrative En-
cravings, by DARIEY
Booksellers News Agents, all Others will please
their orders az once.
Copies Of any Of above Willie CENT free CT postage
ner mail, 10 any receipt Of price.
Call or send, address all orieisto e"
FREEDRIC A. BRADY,
eeptsd9n - Ann Street. New York
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~ HE eopartnershp heretofore existing between
this day ssOlved By mutual consent, and L, D.
WRLER alone authorized to settle the business Of the firm
L. D. WHEELER,
JAS. J. SLOAN
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PIANOS! mUSIUI

AN receiving my Fall Stock Of Panofortes from the
following Factories, which viii be the largest offered in
the city senWay Sons, A. H Gale Co., Haynes Brothers
Hazleton Brothers. W Kaube Co.. Peters and Webb, Light
Bradbury and Soebeer Schmidt all Of which will be sold
at small advance cost for cash negotiable All the
popular music uct received together with Aeooreons
VioIus Flutes Drums Brass INSTRUMENTS &C. For bargains
come to me- at number 49, JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septI6-H
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viii continue the business at the old stand No. 20. South Mar
k Street, where he will be pleased to his friends and
and offer them and ssssonabe stock Dry Goods
Boots Shoes, Hats Ready Made Clothing other articles
usually kept AIRY Goods Store liberal share Of patronage
respectfully solicited Great bargains will be offered for cash
Country Jeans Lnsy sosks Rags Feathers, &e taken in
change for goods. l.. d. WHEELER.
lin