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i ,GIyE.Ir A TRrAL.--Should this be read by any
person suffering from letter ringworm, itch, bar
bers' Itch, blotches, or any eruption Of the skin,
let them try Benson,s salalem Broth, and we pro-
mise them they viii be speedily relieved and enc
tlrely cured. Do not say because you have tried
other remedies without relief that you cannot be
cured. Give this trial. and we promise satisfac-
tion. For sale by druggists generally. ~ +
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Corn and Flour Exchange,
- uICdMONDi VuIIc y 1ooS'
Nu.urprNno

~ 3dl t.rf.t ie9f.tI RICHM0ND, June s ISts- !;
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-Red and white mixed, ss bushels. Red, l
10 bushels 7ggf.sE sf.z 53stT 7vNd SstJ.5 i.
corn.-White, IT4 bushels. Yellow, l22 bushels.
Mixed, 42o bushels. : e5Eisl.3 ~ tFSH. ibEasl
Odt8.-le8 bushels. n
Rye.-eS bushels. .1s "
guag' Rae =. i.t. SALES. ! ug4tsgs i scott
u KhsasRsd and white, Y mixed, % bushels, $50.
Corn.--Wbite, 50 bushels, .9l.15; 80 bushels on
private terms. Mixed 80 bushels at Sl.1s; IA BUSH
Oats.-s0 bushels prime at s7Ac. ls bushels good
mt soc. = S@ittA - Z. f'+ t'ts .Lbst4..a ~
Rys.-s4 bushels very good at $l.l7. -,-f
RE-ExHIBITED.
Cbrn.--White, log bushels. 4.
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Report Of the Richmond Tobacco Market.
rTs Jt15fa .p 9c@ FRIDAY, June 6, lsss.
Breaks and receipts very large for the past two
days. Market continues active and bnOyant: prices
trim Below we give the transactions /: 4sa hogs
heads, lls tierces, and % boxes.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Latgs.-C6mmon to medium dark working. e6
@$7; good dark working, $7.5o9*s; sun-cured
common, $T(l$lo; sun-eured good, Sll@$l3; coal.
curea Common. S9G$E cOal-cured bright, &l5H0
se5 coal-cured faucy, $3o044o.
Lenc-Com,Inond dark working, $70Sa medium
dark Working S9Gl8ll; good dark working, SAG
sic fine and wrapping. $lsGD&l9; sun-cured, *la0
$40 yellow wrappers, common, &2eEg33S; yellow
wrappers, medium toextra, $4o0$1oo.
gris 10 SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lttas.-very common and heavy weights, Ss.7s
asa Us medium, S7(f$s.6o; good SsG9$l2.
LeqE-Epglish shipping, $l4@S2o; Continental
shipping, $lG$ao. ~ =
-laf;isr,y }ssrEMsdrNs TOBACCO. s4esstzE,5 III
Leaf-Common, esG$l2; good, sla@sls; fine,
sl76S20. jss8-Eiagt -s-sE S7Ttf - Es>&
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!rnr Acourrrar or rHr 'ParsDrsro. TEE

rnr Acourrrn. or rIsr PRESIDENT on y. TEE
UNITED srArxs, asd the postpoae1aens or tae
trial of. the late Presideut OF ths Goniederase
states, and the nomination OF Gsn1fai - sfan. .e
Caica,coo, are tho latest events ID on courtry's
history. and the latest news OF fAe day nsy De
found In the that our friend BALDWIN
the leader Of fashionable clothing has been noml.
mated BY acciama.ion by the citizens OF kfcnmond
to run me clashfna machine Of this city HIS ntde
OF doing bssiDsss upon square princirs DONG
tustice to all-has made him dcseryediy papaisr 20
one ana All OF his many customers. HIS energy
ranks Elm the G0-AnEApi IN his profession IN this
country, and We ht,pe soon TO see him hsve enoaEh
to 1a back on, that others may emulate his style
Of doing business for Is not often inthcse dark
days OF adyersityin Old Virginia that msry st,c-i
ceed. But H seems certain that BALDWIN has tne 2
majority, and Is now declared the popular clothier
Of Rickmond, va. Hell has every style Of clothing,
and prices to suit. Go and see him at the corner OF
Main and Tenth streets. ,s slrs3
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At THIS rrnE, when the cry Is that money 10 80
scarce, and the people who are In want Of good
goods but are debarred from buying the same on
account or such scarcity and the high prices which
goods now command it 10 the policy or the people
to 90 to sneh store where they can buy tine most
goods for the least money. We would advise all
such persons TO visit the popular Dry Goods store
of JosEFH STRAUsR, No. 1854 Main street, = few
doors from the creek, where they can and one Of
the best-seected and cheapest stocks Of Dry Goods
we have ever had the pleasure of seeing In Rich
mond. Can It be wondered at that his store b al
ways crowded for how can It be otherwise when he
is selling cheap? All In search OF cheap and de-
sirabie goods, and who 60 after the old proSerb.
that ssa penny sased Is penny earned, we would
advise gtye him cali without fail, and they are
bound to be pleased both In quantity aud price.
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MARHNE INTELLIGENCE.
BRASS FOUNDRY.

-~-->o>e.~~~~~~e~~~c~~~ ~e--o---c.-~~~
GoUTHERN BRASS FOUNDRY. .-MRs.
ID. w. EDDENS twife OF James w: Eddens,
deceased, having established BHAsS foUN-
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, will have MI orders for
BRASS WORK promptly and satisfactorily exc
cuted Orders respectfully solicited Satisfaction
guaranteed In ell cases.
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The Mayors oficewas crowded yesterday
morning with persons desirous Of witness
ing the proceedings in the case Of Judge
Meredith. General Granger presided, and
Captain Clapp conducted the examination
of witnesses, Judge Meredith being una
bic to attend promptly, he was represented
by Raleigh 7. Daniel, j. O. Steger, and
C.uaIa WIG Muara Ecnr
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GFSTIENIEN,S LIST.

Al. H. Adams. K. +. Adams, A. nj. Aiken, j.
W. Alley, j. II. Allen. l.. X. Allen, Wilson Allen,
Major W. G. Allen, Z. AnbOld, s. B. Anderson,
sas Anderson, Siicer Arnold, James Arnstead,
j. /. Armstcad w. L. Armstead, j. S. Austin, A.
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SANBORN'S PATENT
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s0UTls CAROLINA.
,fEssAGE OF GOV. SCOTT.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 30.-Gov. Scott to-day
sent his message to the Legislature He takes
an encouraging view of the position of affairs
in this State, and gives substantial reasons for
his belief that no State of the Union is more
solvent and has falrer prospects of meeting all
her liabilities. The aggregate receipts of the
State Treasury for six months ending October
31st were $335,573; expenditures for same Pc
riod S409 $685. The Governor recommends that
donations OF land be made by the government,
to be devoted to the establishment OF an edu-
cational institute in Charleston for instruction
in agricultural and mechanical arts, ana the
higher branches of scientinc anu classic
studies. He denounces all turbulence and
lawlessness, and strongly deprecales secret pO-
litical organizations. In concluding his mes
sage he saws: The general elections have pass
ed and the political issues which SO fiercely api-
tated the country having been determined for
considerable period, it is devoutly to be hop
ed that the community may be INDUCED
in much needed respite from the passions
and excitement to which it has so long been
subjected, and that our people may be enabled
10 turn their attention to the development and
improvement of their material resources which
nave been so sadly impaired and neglected.
IL gives me much pleasure to state thai assur-
ances have been received, both previous and
subsequent to the election, from many of the
most prominent men of the State heretofore
in active opposition to the government of
their regret at the occurrence of outrages and
their detestation for their authors, as we'll as
of their determination to yield willing obedi-
ence to the constitution and laws. relying up
on the peaceful exercise of their rights at the
ballot box to remedy whatever they would
deem Objectionable in them. Recognizing with
pleasure these evidences OF returning good
feeling, and wishing to reciproe ate every indi-
cation of an approach to friendly relations,
would reiterate the commentator of my last
message in favor of a liberal policy on the part
Of the Legislature in reference to the removal
IF political disabilities. He expresses hope
hat national politics will occupy hereafter
much less prominent position in the affairs of
The State in the minds of the people than
heretofore
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NEW yoRk Nov. so.--Cattle maraet.--Rseeipts
tor the week 1913 beeves 30 Pei Sheep and Lambs,
24,252 Hogs s Beeves armer but quotaby unchanged
&c; Lambs 8. q Tic. Hogs depressed and Fat at o.
| q 70 y cwt for live weight. 80 -
| ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. so.--The demand for Cattle
to-day was Iair, without, however, much competi-
ton Or speculative spirit; prices have dropped a
10. Ior live weight. the greatest decline being
head c IT, for GG interior sba asoas
sSr common to fair and g SC for good to extra.
RHG Nsp IN good supply and fair demand at 81 SC.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-Coal Municipalities
at the Scranton sale declined but the rates were not
as low as anticipated. II the purshases were made
ial effect on the market. The market was very much
depressed in the early part OF the week. but it is
thought that it viii now rally This, however, can
only be de ermined by time, as it chiefly depends
upon the validity Of the recent SALE There has been
fair supply OF coastwise vessels and freights have
remained without materia. change.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-Exchange on New York firm
at Ito premium for selling. Flour-Spring extras
weak at % 9775 Wheat more active but easier;
s sh,es No at 2ss "a 2S Mo- at NJ III
o.; No. declined sales at rs q 7sc Oats declined
I q lie; sales No. 2 at 46I q 4s3c. Rye quiet and
frmer; sales No at 4! and No. 2 at Y. Barley
easier; sales No at 81 q SO. Whiskey quiet
but steady at 96c. Provisions more active Mess
Pork p a % 80 cash and 20 so seller January and
February; extra prime 16 co. Lard moderately ac-
tive at 1871 q l43c. Sweet picked Hams 11Sc; hams
1o1c; short rib nddles II g i1c for loose shoulders
weak; common to fair Steers 8 871 a. 500 Live
Hogs fairly active and steady at 80 eD775.
LGter.-Selers OF No. Corn for November set
tied their contracts this afternoon at OF "a OS;
there were sales tonight for December at Soc and
S3c for tomorrow.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 30-Mess Pork quiet at % rs
@ % 90. Bulk Meats firmer and held at 9lc for
shoulders 12ac for clear rib sides and 13c for clear
sides packed Green Meats in good demand and
higher; shoulders It &c; sides 104 "a 1OJc; hams
III q life. Lard quiet bnt firm at lac tor new
steam and 14ac for kettle. Dressed Hogs firm at 90
g y 80 gross; but few offering.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3O.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat unsettled; sales No. 1 at l 90; No 2 at IA.
Oats steady; sales No. at 47c. Corn quiet; sales at
CSC for No.2. Rye unchanged. Barley nominal:
sales No. at 90.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 30.-COtton active and irmer:
sales S94 bales; receipts 500 bales Middlings at % a
234c. -'@
SAVANNAH, Nov. S0.-Cotton active and advance
ing sales 207 bales; receipts 2585 bales exports for
two days. to Havre 1905 bales to Liverpool 4899 bales
and coastwise 1880 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 30. Cotton active and adj
vanced &c; sales 1000 baes Middlings 23;c; receipts
1889 bales. '>''f"
MOBILE, Nov. 30.-Cotton firm; sales 1900 bales:
Mddlings 23i g 23tc; receipts s014 bales exports
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-Cotton sitter; Middipss
z3t 23sc; sales $500 bales; receipts since Saturday
1000 bales; exports 1851 bales.
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HEZMDOLD'S
Extract Buchu

hundreds suffer on in silence, and hundreds Of
others apply vany to druggists and doctors, who Ell
ther merely tantalize them with the hope of a cura
or apply remedies which make them worse. 1 would
not assert anything that would do inustice IN tho
nicted, but am obliged to say that although it NAV
reproduced from excessive exhaustion of the powers
oihfe, by laborious employment unwholesone air
and food, profuse menstruation the use OF tea and
ed by direct irritation, applied the mucous mem
brane of the vagina itself.
When reviewing the causes of these distressing
complaints, 1t is most painful to contemplate the at
attendant evils consequent upon them 1t is but sim
pie justice to the subject to enumerate few of the
many additional causes which largely affect the
lite, health and happness OF woman in all classes Of
society," and which, consequently affect more or less
directly the welfare OF the entire human family The
mania that exists for precocious education and mar
rage causes the years that nature designated for
corporeal development to be wasted and perverted
lii 'ne restraints ofdress, the early confinement of
school, and especially in the unhealthy excitement
of the ball room Thus. with the BODY half clothed
and the mind unduy excited by pleasure, pervertng
in midnight revs the hours designed by nature for
sleep and rest the work of destruction is half accom-
plished.
In consequence of this early strain upon her sys-
TEN, unnecessary effort is required by the delicate
votary to retain her situation in school at later day
thus aggravating the evil. When one excitement is
aHvuH1r proer,vvv,-v nueps the mind morbid
ly sensitive to impression while the now constant
restraint of fashionable Dress absolutely forbiddng
the exercise indispensable to the attainment and re-
tenton of organic health and strength; the exposure
to night air. the sudden change OF temperature the
complete prostration produced by excessive dancing.
must OF necessity produce their legitimate effect At
least an early marriage caps the climax of misery
and the unfortunate one, hitherto so utterly regard
lees Of the plain dictates and remonstrances of her
delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of
medical treatment. This is but truthful picture of
the experience of thousands of our young women.
Long before the ability to exercise the functions of
the generatve organs they require an education OF
their peculiar nervous system, posed OF what is
called the tissue which is, in common with the fe-
male breast and lips evidently under the control of
mental emotions and associations at an early period
OF lfe and as shall subsequently see, these emo
tons, when excessive lead long before puberty, to
habits which sap the very life OF their victims ere
nature has seli-completed their development
For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or Leu
corrhcea, Too Profuse Menstruation, Exhaustion Too
Long Continued Periods, tor Prolapsus and Bearing
Down, OF Prolapsus Uteri, we offer the most perfec
specific known:
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~ . M Nj Il R CT A l.. i.


MONEY
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-Money more active at SIC
1891. Gold opened at 1885, fell to 1856 and closed at
1851 a 1851. Governments weak. Henry Clewes &
Co. furnish the following 430 quotations Coupon
1864 1919 a 107a; do 1866 1913 a 1919; do new itOs
a 1905 do 1867 110a q 11O1; do 1868, 11Ol a 11O3;
10-40's, 1864 a 1851.
Border State bonds firm; Missouri's ss5 la 80: new
North Cardinals, SO q "a; Virgnia's, IS a GO;
new Tennessee's, 6SI.
Stocks were depressed to-day by the rumor that
the Erie officials had decamped to Canada with
So 900, but its denial restored confidence some
what, and the market closed strong The following
are $50 fgures:-Pachc Mail, 117h a 11S; Western
Union Telegraph, 362 a 81; New York Central, 1923
a 1891; Elie, % a 2st do preferred, go q 62 Hud-
ing 9s1 a 9sI; Michigan Central, lis; Michigan
s0ntherp SO q s9s; Illinois Central 1A2 a 144; Chi
caeo g. Rock Island, 1919 q no.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to s1,9l3 5O4, payments, S4,96s45 balance, $685.
OF s6S,
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FATAL ACCIDENT
VIRGINIA.


1fO1IVN To DISOIIz11'u17 O171
RIcn MoND, Nov. 3O.-This morning in the
United States Circuit Court Robert Ould,
counsel for Jefferson Davis, made motion to
quash the Indictment against DAVIS on the
ground that the fourteenth amendment pre-
scribes the mode for furnishing the participants
in the rebellion, which is disfranchlsement;
and no other punishment is prescribed. Inc
prosecuting attorney moved to postpone the
motion until the latter part OF the term
Chief Justice Chase decided to hear the argu-
ment on the motion Thursday
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NORTH CAROLINA.
LEGISLATIVE,

RALEIGH, Nov. 30.-The House of Represen-
tatives to-day discussed resolution petition
ing Congress to remove disabilities from all
the citizens of the State. The debate evident
ly improved the state of feeling ON the part of
the majority.
In the Senate resolutions were adopted to
investigate the rumors of bribery and black
mail against number of members and Others
Mr.. Sweet, a Republican Senator, said he
could prove tnat bribery had been resorted to
accomplish the passage of certain schemes
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EBENRZER II. LIBBY. late OF windham,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are reaulr-
ed TO exhibit the same and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make immediate paw
mentto
ANDREW LIBBY, Admir-.
Windham, Nov 4th, 1868. w3w46s
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Domestic Markets /.

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Cotton &c better; sales
5000 bales; Middling upands254c. Flour-sales 74OO
bbls.; State and Western dull and not 50 firm; su
hoop Ohio Sc "a 90; extra Western 90 q 40;
choice White Wheat extra SCOOPS; Southern
quiet; California dull. Wheat and "a &c lower;
2at As q 81 and 81 for choice do free OF storage,
Sc. Corn quiet and scarcely SO firm; sales 1900
bush. Mixed Western II g l IA for unsound and
TX Ca 1874 for sound. Oats firm sales $4,000 bush
western III al Zoe. Beef steady. Pork heavy; sales
1850 bbs. new mess "a 80 g 2e 90 for city and Yves
tern. Lard heavy; sales o26 tierees at 70 g leca.
al. Coffee quiet; Rio quiet and firm; Molasses
dull and nominal. Naval Stores dull and dropping.
Petroleum nominal Freishts to Liverpool quite
firm; Cotton Id.
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HAVANA. Nov. 29.-The following are the closing
quotations of merchandise for the week ending to-
day:-Sugar-Nos. 10 to ~ Dutch standard at 81 "a
u reals Y arrobe Molasses unchanged. Lard dull
Flour declining; quoted at $40 a IL 90 ~ Dbl Butter
dull at % 9 36c " fb. Tallow frmer at 1O5 "a lie %
10. Bacon steady at 161 @ tic R fb. Honey fat
fiat, Beeswax fiat. Petroleum heavy at 81 a 81
Hams-market supplied; common sailed quoted at
16c and sugar cured zoe p fb. Lumber-Ye1low pine
steady $23 62t " NJ. Shoeks-Box dull at 81 (a 81
reals hogsheads quiet at 80 so; empty hogsheads
quiet at So 10 q co. Hoops quiet at $50 12f for IA
yancing; quoted at 81 90 a so % bb Freights
dull with declining tendency; % box Sugar to
Southern ports, 81 90 a 1 rs; % hid. do Northern
por porte 20 So q 90; do to Southern ports SIS 90 a
to Southern ports So so q 90 Exchange unaltered.
HAVANA, Nov. sO.-Commerce fiat; importers of
Ioregn merchandise preparing to store the largest
portion OF their goods and wait the result of the in
s9rrectlon Mercnants are only buying to supply
the demand for consumption. Sugar fat; offers
made at 81 a IL reals for No. 12: contracts for new
do are made at @ So reals.
LONDON, Nov. 30-Afternoon.- Consols at e4t for
money and account.
American securities-United States 5-2O's dull H.
linois Central shares 96f; Erie shares 271.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. INSTRUMENTATION frmer
put not higher Provisions firm. Pork dull. Re-
fined Petroleum is Old.
LONDON, Nov. 30-Evening closed at
948 toI both money and account.
American securities quiet; United States 5-2o's at
ost railroad stocks steady; Illinois Central shares
SO; Erie shares 27t.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 30-EyennQ -IJnited States
5-2Us quiet and steady at 793.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30-Evening -Cotton closed ac-
i've ana buoyant; Middng uplands on the SPOT ia
e litd; do to arrive 1O3d; Mfddlng Orleans lie as
Ii4d; sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs dull. Naval
Stores unchanged, ~ -'"i
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HEAVY sEIzIrRE OF wHIsKry

rels Of whiskey at the Indianapolis & Cincin-
natl depot were seized by United States Asses
sor Magroes this morning, the entire lot being
found to be ftom to Is per cent. above proof
penalty attached to the crime is seizure of ar
ticles, imprisonment and fine of $500 on each
harral
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in the County OF Cumberland deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are requr-
ed to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon to make payment to
HARRIET BOODY, Adm'x.
Portland, Nov. 17th 1868. no2i-dlaw3ws
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nov 30-d3ts
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THE GUBERNAPoRIAL DIFF

THE GUBERNAPORIAL DIFFICULTY.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 3O-On the adjourn
ment of the Supreme Court to-day the argu-
ment on the motion to quash the proceedings
was unfinished and will be continued to-mor-
row.
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Land for sale at Auction

PURSUANT to license granted by the Hon -,
L Judge OF r Obate Tor Cumberland County shalI
ofier Tor sale at auction on SATURDAY, Dec 18th
1865, at u O'clock NJ. One-qadrter part in CONNER
anu undivided OF lot Of land OF about 1900 squa
Ieel situated on the corner OF Fore and old franklin
Sire +, and partly ON new Franklin Street in Port
iand Said lot belongs to the heirs OF Alexand
BAKER, deceased. The part here advertised is the
property OF my ward, Gle rye Frederick RUSSELL
Sale on the premises.
JOHN IL. RUSSELL Guardian.
- Inc remainder Of the lot will be offered for
sale at the same time and place. Said lot Is a very
desirable one for Grocery, Provision or Clothing
STORE. Opposite Weeks grocery and provision store
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MlssJELrlsNEOIJs.
How TO Get Patents.

Iii OW I'D WeG FatentS.
For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip
ton. For application send model not over one foot
in size, and SIC first Government and Stamp tees.--
Specifications Drawings, caveats; assignments pre-
pared; rejected claims prosecuted. Also, interfer-
enees, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, ITO pages, sent free. Address MUM g.
CO., No 81 Park Row, N. Y oc2lisd3m
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DEATH OF AN AUGUSTA MERCHANT.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 30.-William II. Lombard,
one of our leading merchants, died quite sud-
denly last evening.
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uAssAC.U UsETTs.
nopnrpx IN. ROsToN.

Boston, Nov. 3O.-Asher L. Smith, produce
Bridge last night and robbed of $4,000 and
gold watch. The robber escaped without be-
ing identified.
Later.-The reported robbery of 4. J.. Smith
ON Cambridge Bridge last night was incorrect
Smith had secreted his money and watch, and
fabricated the robbery, 1t is alleged, to make
easy terms with his creditors.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
WORCESTER, Nov. 3O.--Olney Saunders, a
Railroad, was knocked from the train into the
river by a bridge, between Blackstone and
Milyille. this morning His body had not
been recovered this evening. He resided ~
Providence and leaves wife and two emu
dren.
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Good News /!

Two obtain room tor a large lot of Holiday Goods
4 there Will be an.auction every evening untilths
IOth OF Dec, at the store 60 Exchange st.
~ All are invited to-Bid. no24dlldc1o
Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
EFERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on he
- - market lot, Market street, shall sell Hor.
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Ap 20. F. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.