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rELEaRAMs.
FROX THE STAT OF WAR.

MANASSAS JUScr on, May ~ Reports from Ale1an'
drA teday state thai the Federal forces are cOrcettrs
ting there, ard that Washington is almost entirely evscr
ated
Arlington Z, ish.s have been occupied and fortified
by The Lnoolni es to tie number of tn Il OCsand.
GsS: CONSERVATION ,xss in Wa hrg.On from fear Of
al attack from the Confederate troops.
A member Of the Rirpahlnnock arsiy, nan ed An
eerson, ole Of Gen. BOnhams yideres sho. Il is
morning BY federal scOus The real b.tseen Flfax
Court Hoase ard FAILS Church.
Toe Southern troops are anxiocs for ush, ard say
they viii not he sa6ed until they are in W.shi gOn
City.
On account Of iusnbordnaticn the New York ZHAS6s
stationed one mil, outside Of Alexandra.
Immune abb batteries and redoub guard The WasI :
ngOa Turnpike.
sEC-ND ESPArCH
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION OF A YANKEE
GENERAL
MANA sAs Junction, Nay 27-Copies Of the foIovi g
proclamation by N Jor G neral Sanford of the New
York Sta ts IN LILA, serving in LncOlns army are
bsiIg extens vey circulated in Fairfax couny TO day
HEADQrAErTRs or rHE DEP'r or FAIRFAX,
Arlington House, May s5 1861.
"Fair'aI ecu2ty being occupied BY troop unie my
command, dem it proper 10 repeat publicly, assur-
aoces have given to many coed ctizea ahou me, that
all is Inhabitants may return 20 and remain at their
ONES and ususl pacific occupations in Eesce corf-
nee with assured Pr't4c ion to persons and property
she United States forcs ia hginia viii be employed
for other purposes than that of supervising unlawful
comb nations against the constituted authorities Of the
lion, AMI of causing the laws thereof to te duly r.:
spected and s1 cued.
By order CT Major General
"CHAs. W. SANFORD"
Oae of the soIhsrn TX guard Wts pturei t..
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p ,sltive Sale at Auction Oh lr'e ton aud va
vaaa steam Pa cket Company i.atel Aine~
iSur.d.,, jun i 5, 1861, at Uhn,I1,ron, :. O.
TIVE Company having chs tbs tusire sil a.
lOe1 In the City fca.lts tprsVousy sod by pivae
TEE LIE, DrD tE ,sTEAM sRiP ISABEL.
M.asasL yqli ct lerg h on decs,
VI feet sirehss De n Ofhdl
Has English sde Enur 7IInchss e,nnas. vi feet stroke
r v.,sse The I.bs eisg4Ai aud furnished 70
~ pa se1g,r 10 st order, nearly sioo1 h.vi
Last Fail newly copper-d al that time
al la respecs, cetacsie ANNEXED Tom u.
Of Bard OF Ul-er~rtei confirmed by oj DIS
Agent
THEIR IISE SEA sTGAdsH p CtrAwBA
whh vesss Enne and Boe are trAt osdr haviSs hai
Thorough undF Certificate hon lleecrs d-'ed
Bu-tAen 4os tors,
III festleag:h,
10 feet depth Ct hill
~ fe breadth oi BEAM
sha las Tabus boiler
- inches da1 e,er Of o. llder,
9!k diameter Of whssi
sfeet fsc-oI Nlel
fstt
aud machinery and can seat liar
be Dad vti.as nd manning Inventories be exiniaed AZ
any tre pre'i-u 10 day OFFS L.
MORDEcAI & co ,ksests,
10 East Bay, CHARLESTON, s O.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF uNDEawaITRss
NV sept,mb.r u. $50.
wing examined the steam snip lSAa e. hi uaie col
repairs port during the months Of ia and Augut
he eSy certify that has had nina snt
DF srge part the outside ming has be reor
ed frame examined and foud SQUAD and II cd eond uon l.
all the ID work reia.;,ned ohe received iut 81
el9p the OF July H. In all respects peri city
al and good condition In Hull Bes and Engine aud nov
looks Of the Underwriters this city, In every
pa tculAr .
(Sgled) '" ". sioSl,
Surveyor for Board Of Unders tsrs, New York.
IROoERT MAcKIs assn, the Urderw at LEY s. Nv
erpoo an Glyov certify thai W. STORY wNoss Leih
with respect lis md Classification o the steamer sA
BSL Charleston is eh exed Is surveyor to the New
Board Unde, wrer1 personally wei .nown TO me-
believe fullest eonude be placed his Cet,ste
Given under ny and a. ths CITY Of New lk, ills
til dsy sePt mbe in 'he eisheea hundred and
sxty .
0isatd nyfs-2t ROBF hAOhlE
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U FOUNDED RUM0R-INY tSI0N OF HAMPTON
BRIDGE bURNT-IEAVY LANDING AT NEW-
PORTS NEWS.
From The EIaaiasr (eztra) o. yesterday afternoon,
We are abe to DO au holitative Juice TO tie false
rumOr Of yesterday.
Last night at QUE o'clock the editor teegrat he'd the
following inquiry 10 bis rrrspondsut at Norfolk.
"ENANINKR OFiIcK May 6.
bloody battle bad ten fought near Hampton; that
seven hundred and ~ men are Killed and wounded,
&c, Is j, true or hse. EO..O ExANINER"
The telegraph ch e at Portsmouth closed before
the answer co Il be Mt in an we did & till to-
day. Here is is:
To ne Editgr Of the Examiner:
The whole story of the battle is false
On Saturday the Federal troops marched into HamI-
ton Tley met with opposition, and found the town
n arly depopuited. Then they marched out again -
Alter hey had gone tie Vrginans burnt the bridge and
CT of al communication.
Til is all that can give certainly and positively
authentic
But is stated here apparent authority that force
Of the Ii con,tes who left Old Point Saturday, in
number five hundred have disenbaiked the coast Of
sEABOARD.
Later in the present day Monday May 27l the same
special correspondent of the EraNiuer sends second
60 pa ch TO this effect
70 i hp r. Daniel. dc.
Pozr.voUrH. nv - About thirty transport steam
er, ar nov at NeNpors Ness ten miles from Pigs
Point, lsrdn great numbers of Feteral troops.
This stAtomCn, IS perfectly reliatle
Newport, News the point on tNe SIDE which the
Jau,s s-r swpues into Hampton BAD
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SKIS AXIOM d)Rs We a-s Of tle opinion tha'
tain persons in this city make IL their eu nss to rsHt
ad circulate reports ctcu'ed q excite the mu''y
sud dstr,s3 the families Of absent vo'uut ers. LIZ
every on, turn iucrcdlol' ear 20 these hyug and
lying rlnocs, and believe oJ'y thO-e renorts " ch
have the stamp OF au-hentici,on presented in
som. rel able .hAne.
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EDIED.

On the 2sh rtt ane- ranfil nsss Nos SCs
o. Jaes ltt, dcceA5ed Of Kg William eOunty,
ln thc 5lst year q ter
Ihs friends ani acq,Nu,ance % ihe fay an hos. o. her
tson Carries ard JAnrt Eeit AM M David BAks,
vi sead hcr 50 che residence Of her scnnlAu Mr
Re wood a. o'clock, hI (TseltAyl P n, TIE ash,
w.thIlt luther n5Lcu
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A HNr.-lJ is believed ,ha- number of persons in
imcd % our welfare are stiI resident in The cit.
we'll E, * well cro1rh TOR every oval pers 20 keep
sharp lcokont fer these wCresus and 10 'E II
arres, vLer deemed ADVISABLE 20 would p. batter. 10
w19v ins ances 20 cou.ul1'7te he suspicious crcum
stances the yo- in o7j'r TIA. he mlv, ia the d.
charge Of his d1'v detail detective policemen ktep
an eve upon thc suspected pc,so1.
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THr RICHMOND Z,r,vEs We learn that this com
plny il nearly ors.aiE O. wanting on'y sixteen wen TO
complete the complement necessary before t can be
mus,, red into service. Tts company vii make va
liable addition 10 the volunteer army Of Vrgiri'.
Young men cordially invited to en- oil themselves
az once.
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Tus WsATHyR-Eo'u wss out on a "rcgiar bust
yesterday. TIE sind blew with the violence Of an cl@
rccta cLc. aud ahirlei clouis Of dus. through the
Streets TO thc r-oa; dtc'msors Of esc-l bOly-d'i. :
eycs a cars win tbe Cou.l1si ii~is Of ,he csrr
Nv II the .ri- would L.rcola- h,'t ,tey
tHa Armada which once thrCa'enej Old Eeclrd Z 'us
ugA. bios until re cracked his cheeks IeyI 10
would complain Of dust
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Tus NAroSAL RIELss-Our Al y readers will general
= Der that 6ne company Of volunteers from Wash
Ito, which visited city in April Of last year, and
took part in he Inauguration OF the Clay statue Ano%
~ H. honorable competition of q corps. we're not
o-ised 70 lsarn that large majority Of the members
sl 10 take the oath prescribed by the cd Gus Black
p,o,blcsn government The company 'hiuned
nv The resignation OF its best members including the
commander Capt Schsier that toe oglnz 'oa nov pre-
in 10 be the National Hes at Washington, is prsc-
liz a new corps The genuine National r hss, sixty
no arrived in this eisv SnDdAy from Ale XaLdriA
a. bs command Of Capt Sehsffr. and will probably be
sred into the service o. the State to-day or tc-mor
row They came here a. their owa sxPeose 70 complete
Ton, Ale1andria With the Virginia troops last Friday
-,o-ri.g the Aes left all their baggage beh nd and
:, moi be likely recover il for time il ever
", commend them to the hosp.able attentions OF
cifrs1s.
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MILITARY CLOTHiSG MADE TO ORDER.
VsTL are Dog nsnuetlnF and will msnuaci4 70 order e
w '6llovins Goods for NlGGry purposes,
Red ana eigs Flsapel Shifts
Heavy CC!ored JcsIB, d.,
Tweed Cashmere Fatigue Jackets and Shirts,
Heavy French Llnsa Fatigue Jackets and shirts,
KENT PiINE 4 90,
ma1O l6S and 1G5 Main st
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400 bbls ncinnanc um1a wtL'y
4OO 2 y bis GHe rount,n ~ whisky
% obs foe and Preach brandy.
5half pines Heune,y ami otard French brandy
2hsltpipes Holland gin
@ bhls Port and NJ d,ra vle
20 bbs and half bbh blackberry, cherry, and ginger
brandy
5ssl,tbl, Gerpsn bit era
ohIls G1e lrgnis spps AL peach brady.
10 bhls No itern sppe brandy.
q ibis Trul.s
% hhds prime shoulders and sides.
1000 schoo'ey'. 'uEar-cur,d ~er'a'sPalr haas.
100 sunlhd idhsmi
50 tIerces and bOls. prime Western lard.
20kegs lard.
100 bis. ezra C,R, crushed and powdered sugar.
Sy0bols No ! 2 and aacke:s.
100 bbls. family herring,
2G0 bbls. No l cut herr ngA
p5 whole cheese
4cO bill. ane, superfne and family -four.
50 hit. No nsc'ereL
half bbls white O Sd.
bhtlf boxes l,sf sugar.
Is bsgs Rio and Lssuayrs coffee.
leo boxes Of Mustard
30 SoTs. esSS 10 porSaian pipes.
eohoSs' ground pepper.
30 do1 brc0mt
- dcs barrel covers,
10 dcG cedar tubs
500 OF 9 spping pkpef
10 keFs B. carbonate OF soda
IS boys, sichels candles.
oolssis'. dst.r,iyo and t.ney SOAP
o. hhi Cubs sniH. o. noIaiea
b,isrcs, cotash.
500 dsmrShn,
leo dvt cotton ard hsnp nrss
200 bars Of SHOT
i,opo grce us, hs;
80 ons bu'kss
40 bos-. tobacco,
~ Kegs sai soda
Ssfts.,i fftsR $50 el,ss lea.
100 boss. afsnsp,nt candles.
ask TIE ,sotOa O'hs esis 70 SsASOrsoeS Which its:f'
y w. ~ ''' THOMAS J0NFs
Nav so-Ir
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DOLLoCK,s REMEDY Y0R DYSPEPSIA AND GIRO.
NC TIRAsHhs g5nedy Is confidently offered the pub
lie under belief o5scees the shove rplan
hyperion ine which has hitherto been brought to the
notice OF the mun This valuable medicine has her IN
aad restored 10 he .h hundreds Of
persons in this city who aodg bencurah Prepared
and sold by j. p. DUYAL
mil Uorrer Main md tree
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Row oS BR'AD STREEr-On Sunday last, man
named JlcOb 7. LANCE undertook to arrest another
r.m.d wm Burke, on the charge Of using sediteus
ir1,ge His attempt TO carry the phi oaer 70 the sta
ian to.s, WA resisted oy Of BaIkes friends aud
ag1t took place resulting in few pairs Of black eyes
and the release Of Burke. The parties concerned were
-rost'y Germans. with uuprOnOuneeats Iames Yvster-
8,v LANCE John ] Bockleder. and VIM. hangsrsopp,
we're brought before Recorder Csske, to answer the
r5arre Of ASSAULT Geo HenneDbergsr and Others -
Af.r an investigation, the accused required 10
over m ike sun These all reeen,l y in the en-
povment cf Mr. S. s CCt1ell but other parties in TIE
s,rs Business With Nr C1rtreL having CT red higher
u,rss some Of them quit Mr.. C, Ar went TO wo for
Oh part; es sluded to, after which, it stated they
unirkcd a quarrel WI.h those who remained because
tey would lot also demand higher wages leave Er.
Cotrel's employment
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u chmoac viii hseaft-r psrsas The precise Of his pois
orFcs Main STREET over r IT, Tsylor 1t ieor 10 Meade
Baser'J Drug Store. mass GIN
THENEW STYLE CAMPBEDsTEAD
HAVING mids m3ot,nt improvements In mi, Ped Than
have supply really ia the part Of week.
wife all Interested TO cal and examine Tor The meyes IA have
| one completed for cxhnla-n.
eonhis IA vertical iags which entirely dis
All WHO have examined s'y It THE simplest snl o
Those WHO purcaseJ before this Improvement as made can
have The hinge a'aeael by re uTnns them store without
Psi have spFlei fos patent for Tire abovc.
Ihave tiso sess Chests and canp table,. STYLE
nyE a. HOWE, Gevsrnor Street.
HBAD-QUARTtxS VIRGINIA FORCES
GENERAL ORDERS - -''''
No. 81
l. Cool william Blair. Of the Provisinal Army Of vrg
nj anounoe to The serving IA the Comns5s-
lag duty the limit, SAFE are c
resd to report % h, by Letter, va2yt delay, their stations
AID The nsiu Of the orders under which they acting
I7h. folosng Act Of The Congress saes
in relation 10 the C'ibing OF Outee, hvuy adopted
government 5a FJcss p yhed fs the
niorm sion Of al conc rel, III
"sc 8/ntisn fHH.r oaGctsd That said er. shall
iu'nh Their clothes and If aou1ied their horses
sud hose Equipments; ard vh mustered Ito service, hl
e fetsrste states Of Am'r'ca"
"sEc tAndbs IN Tier enacted That said shall
BE- SUBJ ct to III rules end articles oiw nead OF cloth
ing every raj lined officer End riv te ia eompay
e.
equal to the cost Of c!sthng Of comnsoned officer
private IN the requ ar army Of the Moderate States OF
By como and Of Major General LEE.
RsG,RNE1T,
myS q Adjuant GcneSsl
NVaNrgD-Go,d Foyr Horse Wagons, harness light,
w but ropg, with saddles ca, such del ver,d
in kiehnond, god prices viii by paid o DianooK,
ny.J ct Col OF or5nsnce
HOCR Nd uOsRLLE VINES large quantity
Of the above In cd gsssowl import alton hand.
For sleby o. GRAM.
my22 No. 2 Exchange Block.
OFFICE VA FIRE MARINE INs CO.,
RicHNoyp, Nav 2lnd, lsti. +
AT REGULAR AN UAL nEETING OF
N the stockh iers Of his Co0pany held their 0di, tie
pun lDs the foo~g gentlemen duly elected Directors Tor
the eas1ing yea, viz s
william Bers. HoIa;e L. Kent. Geo ". sm'h;
". l. cov.rdld, wi.i.mPalmer nj. W n'tor,
P,tics Clllen. Al x'r Parker. J. P. vi. ston
John \. Gordon Wv. Purcell.
And a. ing OF the said Directors he'd on the ?lst inst W.
l.. CowAADIs was unanimous re eiert President.
my 29-iw WILLIAM WILLIE. Jr seny
NOTICE.
" Fr.isht Trails Il his Company yin he 80
three times week w: LeIve klclna Frederick
tug lays Wednesday, and Fridays Relrain, VII
Preder csburs nd aved In Richmond Tuesdays Thursdays
o',lock Pm. sAML RUIN, sapt. Trans
OFse R p AMI r. r r Company,
Richmond Ny 81 i,6l Tyl2
UHTNy,s GENUINE FRENCH EXTRACTS
IL for the HsnfKerchf; Lublrs Soaps Fngsh Honey
WINDSOR and oher che Toilet soaps Toilet Hrro Hair Pre-
and Ind Rubber combs Hair Brushes Tooth, Nan AID other
Brushes store and having all bought for will he sold
cheap, AZ JOE. LA:D.EYH,
Farailg Medicine Sore,
mh6 Sign Of the Red Mortar, 5;h and Man Streets
OOKING.GLASS PLATES! LOOKING
IL GLASS PLArLS-A general assortment Of sizes with and
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rrO TuE i.ADIEs AND SEN-
the FOLLOWING LETTER relative 10 BRAN
nRErIIs PILLS dsmanas attsr,lan f:om INvALIDs:

TRE FOLLOWING LETTER relative 10 BRAN
DRETHs PILLS demands &ter'ion fem iNVALlDs:
HANNoNToS, y. j. May I, 1850.
DR BR,Sp.ETu Sri have long wanted to write 10 you
and express gratitude the beneficial effects that have been
experienced In my family and In hundreds thousands
others by Of Dfandeihs Pills The a7st year my friend
sroekRay sold our pills s;On, 1875 was then 10 dectnS
state Of he H. and ny friends well myself Supposed 't
earthly voyage would tsr nate NJ BoekSay urged re
10 take the Brsadreh Pills. bat having used mach nsdeine
with no good Eject Inclined to let psure take Its course
ard calmly fate Mr. red to i've me one doGn
boxes ud take the as prescribed. By III be had
great fh them and finally consented to take ths but not
as gin AMI went att most hopslessy AFTER taking
oae box began Well sr, vhenI had used mp ny
twelve bones WE'LL healthy NANNY weight having gone
nom 1871 pouns up 49, then oTde ed supply and
be ven that and present retaed three h ussnd dol
,. worth Of these valuable P and quite that have
thereby been saving hundreds but thousands
Of nves Yours, truly, . fAi' n r.
Price % cents per box Sold by all respectable dealers In
,.a,.,,.. my4-ikwlm
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UHJNE'S GENUINE FRENCH EXTRACTS
IL for hs Hsnfkerchlf Lubr Soaps Fngsh Honey Brown
WINDSOR md oher che Toilet Soaps Toilet Hrrors Hair Pre-
Of al Kinds genuine Tortoise Shell Comb Ivory Horn
sni nd Rubber combs, Hair Brushes Tooth NAH ard other
Brushes ore and having all been bought for cash, will he sold
cheap, al JOB LA:D-hYt,
Family Medicine Sore,
mh6 Sign Of the Red Mortar, 5;h ana Maln Streets
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MEDICAL CARD.

Ut. A Y. p. Game tt,
EAViNG removed his s!deres .rsa w.shi1gtou, D. c. 10
ehmonc VIII hereafter the practise Of his pTofes-
sion In ID 5 ey aad vclIi'y.
orFcS Main STREET over T. H. Tsyor- It Ieor 10 ueade
& Bsker'J Drug Store. mas n,
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PoucE CAsss -Yes:erdiy, Mary McClrrol spp,ared
before The eorder to the charge of assa, ing
Oseu NuliOoaey She required to give security in
$500 %, her good behavior.
joan X an charged with using threatening Ian
rulge 10 Mrs ~ 5 SutasIhn in the First MAX -
fi-d 81.
Rcaari Smi,h. charged with beng a person of evil
ptrc and f,m vas o united to await trial
j uuy Darby tor berg dJu~ and disorder Y, was COM
uf.tsd, AID toe OF Henry Page, for ,mi'sr o.
rec va dismissed, with the p, that he wOUld turn
oy,r a ues leaf
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SPLENDID PENVANsuir. - Mr. William FcgenhCe-
mor Professor Of Psamaasbp, in this city has just com
p,ted the Transcription Of the Ordinance Of Secession
parchment ~ der Of the Sa,e Convention, aud
SPLENDID specimen Of Ornamental peumanslip has SOL
dom If ever, been presented to our inspection. This
copy Of the Ordinance will be signed by tie members a
On, Convention When the body rcassem5es rex, month
and after IA, Signatures arp-ni'd trust that
Ni be rthoerAphsd in oeder t1t- all who ,sir3 duph
Gates may DE enabled 70 obtain thCm.
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xrnIrARV GLOyEs-vhhs Bzul and O. Ton
M a.oyE Wrtaia zsds Back essa.l.as as ,ssS.sS ssa
~Ass ~
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sNevpor,s News The pom, tNe EAstern SIDE At which
James K s-r .7pues into Hzrp'on R-Sd
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RasANn GUTTlyli

TJOBACC1NTS Merchants Groesrs hzn1fseturers and the
public generally To- your interest fully prepared
% execute orders the Band Gu ting bu.insss Brands for
tobacco hOur barrels Grain Bags III heads, Liquors.
Rooks Cards stamps OF design ttea
M a,Ss Tor marking clothing with ndebe Ink sent 70 part
N ns receipt In postage stamps 9th.
-. Eh. LEwIs. Brand Cutter,
M cAss LanglsyS I'm Store 18Th Street, b,tveen
ala Main and Gary. Richmond Va
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Suspicious PERsONs Several persons were brought
before the Rcordsr Yesterday, charged with being
mice Of the Commonwealth The7 we're al comm ted
20 await further OK muGti0n, except Cne or two, :
charged from want Of evidence against them. l. enc
case the rson wbo caused the arrest though, il verv
hard that cath OF alegi nee was not rsqur d as
bad been compelled TO leave WAXING on 'or re NJ, &
ssear tha he would sustain che Lrroa government but
the Recorder informed Tim that there was no hS
oairng such oath here and 10 boast avoid
the tyraanical practices established q Washington.
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FROM HAMPTON ROADS.

Oae of the sorh,ru Xix guard Wss pturei
day.
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O0aING.GLASS PLATES! LOOKING
IL GLASS PLArLS!A central assortment Of sizes with ard
ihout 4mes, for sale by VIM. SArrLER co,
rihl 10 Main strre..
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yxTEh1v. a very large so.k OF Old hissy, mad frsu
w rye rye malt for sale At old stand 1h street nea
Ca Y. .,,, . 20
my27-31 sTEARNs GU
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TV1HEaauA nsesg q rs scstholes % TIE RsAaond sh1
pcs-shurs Rsreaa coHPshy Sil take plse, their eec
IA III, CIV On Tt sSDAT ihs Is lot; 9. u cccek
ua,i-9a Nv. WARRINGTON, f-eIsureF.
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HEsD-QUAKTE.ss vIRCISIi FORCES,

NVsNrGD-Go-d Forr Horse Wagons, harness Hight,
w but with saddles TO ca such del veI.d
in kiehnond, god prices viii by paid q D!anOCK,
ny.J ct Col OF Or1nance
IIOCK Nd MOSELLE WINES ls-ge quantity
Of the above In oil sssow1 import alton hand.
1hs Wines superior and pleasant In weather.
For sale by o. GRAM.
my22 No. 2 Exchange ploek.
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DIED


In this city, ycry suddenly on the 2lst inst, PETER
FkYDERdER aged % years.
At the residence of her son. John G. Stine In Musca
tine. Iowa, Wednesday January ed lsji Mrs. ANNA
BARBARA slime. in the list year OF hera age.
The deceas d the widow OF Abraham Slime, SEN,
of East Hanover, Lebanon county, Pa. She WAS born
IL that county where she resided until the death of her
husband, in December, 1858; soon after which she
removed to Aiusca.ne. While here, living alternately
with her sons John c. and Simon g. Stein, her health
upwards Of year had been good but later she be-
came afflicted with organic a;ady, ian abscess)
which, owing to her advanced age, deed every effort to
overcome or remove For Ave long months she endured
her Affections occasionally most severe, with unNHver
ing patience and resignation and finally breathcd OF.
her life without mrrmur pang. She died in tho
presence os her children hcre grandson Franci. L.
Stein, If Philadelphia and goodly company OF loving
and sympattizing friends. Her death, though long
anticipated las cast deep gloom upon her survivors
t. whom sh, had bscon greatly endeared BY her dial
derotedness and affection. ,s. al
1t consc,ing reflection that sha had been spared
to ripe old age that she was permitted to all
those who engaged the nerest soleitude Of hes heart
her chilirenatt ,aed to years of maturity, and
the endowment of almost every desirable blessing ia life
The aec,iouate care her parental hands bestowed on
them has been warmly recprccated Nothing that love
or compassion could dictate to alleviate her susrngs
and epchen out the feeble tenure of her declining
years was ne elected She died as each one might wish
to die-calm!y and peacesbly, in tbs arms Of those
whose beneactor and solace she had long and faithful
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-25
A CARD
TO FARMERS.

WOULD respectfully invite the attention of the
Farmers Of Iowa and Western Illinois 10 my stock of
new and valuable labor. saving Machinery adapted to
your profession ters of the terra rma 1t is and
chinery which would upon practical test achieve
its reputation, and feel certain have not been
baffied but in few instances have therefore, with
view to your interests we'll my own procured the
agency for many Of the best machines in the country
and receive them from responsible houses East well
west and who in all cases ready to warrant the
perfect good material and Of capacity
perform all they are guaranteed 4; consequently, am
prepared say that Agricultural House in the
payers After returning thanks for past favors and ap
prsins you Of my continued solicitation for your inter-
GEORGE b. EDGAR,
Fare Room Walnut Street, The Court House.
Muscatiue, January Oh, 81.