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The PREsBYTERY OF ROANOKE will meet in Village
Church. Charlotte G. H., Va, on Wednesday the
18th of April, at P. NJ.
Seasonal records Statistical reports, and reports
on Sabbath Schools Systematic Bene6cence, and
Pastoral Support will be called for. The assess
ments for the Presbyteral fund will be due.
Members coming by Railroad from the West will
find conveyanees at brakes Branch on the arrival
of tbs afternoon train. HUGH A. Brown,
Stated Clerk.
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THE PIANo-FoRTE. BUSINESS.

q N51]'117-'
The subscribers are we'll prepared for the prose-
cution of this branch of their business. They are
agents for Messrs. CHICKERING Il SONS, Boston,
and Messrs KNABE & CO., Baltimore, two of the
greatest and best manufactures in this country or
Europe, and are constantly supplied with assort-
meut of the most popular styles. Their prices are
as low as the manufacturers and to reliable parties
easy terms will be afforded in the payment.
Second hand Pianos taken in exchange Pianos
tuned and regulated by an accomplished hand.
Pianos carefully packed, moved, and shipped.
Piano Stools and Piano Covers for sale.
Over twenty years experience in this business will
bear them out in guaranteeing entire satisfaction.
WO0DH0USE q PARHAM,
mr. 20-6m Booksellers and Stationers.
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REV. THOS. WARD WHITE, President.

EEMALE COLLEGE, nn,nvr,,p .
REV. THOS. WARD WHITE, President
Opens 5th FEBRUARY; the cheapest Female
College in the South closes last of November; Ten
Calendar months; Vacation in the Winter. Fall
Term begins LIST July
BOARD.
The Stewards Hall is under the management OF
an experienced gentlemen. Mr.. j. S. HAMMOND, and
the charges placed at the lowest possible figures
S12 so per MOUNTAINEERING Washing, Fuel Lights,
aud Servants attendance La addition to which
there are four private Boarding houses, in each OF
which member of the Faculty resides.
TUITION.
At 81, So, So, and 81 per month respectively for
the Elementary, Primary, intermediate, and Cole
gate Departments. Latin, Greek. French, and Ger
man taught in the Collegiate Department without
any extra charge Music "a per month. Matricu-
lation fee, 81 (for the year,
SITUATION.
Reidville is situated on the great mail line from
New Orleans to New York Uia Atlanta and Char
lotte, N. c., about equi distant from both places
at present, until the completion of this road, aces
sbe by way of Columbia S. c., at which point the
President will meet pupils when advised of the time
of their arrival. The College omnibus conveys pu-
pills to and from Spartanburg G H., free OF cost.
The Village of Redville is situated in high dry,
healthy section of the State the base of the Blue
Ridge Mountains, distant twelve miles from Spar
tanburg c. H., on the one side, and twenty from
the City of Greenville on the other and is daily
mail communication with both places.
public conveyance leaves Spartauburg G. ii.
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; Greenville
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays passing i'm
mediately by the Village, going and returning.
Young Ladies from abroad board in the house
prepared for their reeephon-a large, commodlous,
care of the President of the Institution.
Pupils received at any period and are charged
only from the time at which they enter.
For further information address
W. A. HARRISON,
Secretary Board of Trustees,
Reidville, S. G.
N. B.-No charge is made for the tuition Of
daughters of Ministers of the Gospel of any demon
nation, or those of Confederate soldiers killed in
battle. mr. 27-Sm
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TEACHERs! sCBOOLs!

CAMPLES.
~ HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
Baltimore, Nd.
Desiring to continue serving their friends at the
South, will send SAMPLES (marked with width and
price of each) of any kind of
DRY GOODS
Of English, French or American manufacture. We
will pay Express freight on all purchases from us
amounting to
$40 and over,
but parties whose orders are unaccompanied by the
cash (either Bank check or Post Office order) must
pay the Express Company for the return Of money
in settlement of their bill.
no ply
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FERTILIZERS ON TIME.-We offer for sale
L ZELL'S TOBACCO FERTILIZER and
ZELL'S AMMONIATED BONE SUPER-PHOS-
PLATE at REDUCED PRICES for cash, or on
six months or even twelve months credit-time
sales invariably for approved endorsed negotiable
notes or any city acceptances. These fertilizers
have been sold by Us for series of years. and their
value is now so fully established that we confidently
recommend them to the public
We also offer for sale a full line of BODMERS
HET ANKER, BOLTlNG CLOTHS, confessedly
the very best imported Orders also solicited for
French Burr and Eropus Mill Stones.
mr. 81 2t DUPUY & MCKINNEY.
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From the Atlantic to the Pacific the fame of the
celebrated SILVER TIPPED Boots and Shoes is
spreading. They last twice as long as Shoes with
out Tips.
Ask your Shoe Dealers for them. fe 2s-5t
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Union Theological Seminary.

On4OA 4n0OAUSA0di SOAAAHNAJ
The Annual meeting of the Trustees of Union
Theological Seminary will be held on Tuesday,
May It'll, 1872, at P. NJ, at the Seminary.
TRUSTEES.
Of the Synod of North CGrolina.-Revs. L Nc,
Kinnon, J. Rumple J. NJ. Atkinson, d. Smith,
Mcpherson, E. Hines, F. IL. Johnston; and ell
ders A. T. Summey, P Murphy E. N Hutcheson,
R. l.. Beale
Of the Synod of T7rginia.-Revs c. White, A.
Martin W. Brown, j. l. Kirkpatrick, j. J. Bullock;
a. NJ White, W. T Richardson, c. H. Read; and
elders +. NJ. Armstrong, c. L. Peyton, a. G. Nc
Ilwaine.
Examining COMMITTEES Meeting Sd May Messrs
v tin, Smith, Atkinson, Bulloch, Armstrong, and
Summey. f. n. WATKINS, Secretary
Farmville Va, March 1st, 1872.
Bsg- NJ C Presbyterian please copy.
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SYMBOLS AND PREsBYTERIEs.

SYMBOLS AND PRESBYTERIEs.
Times of Meeting.
SYMBOLS.
Alabama. Tuscaloosa, Nov 6, 7pm
Arkansas. Little Rock, Oct "A, y pm
Georgia.
Kentucky. Maysville, Oct 9, y p
Memphis. Tuseumbia, Oct 9, p pm
Mississippi. Aberdeen, November 6, M
Nashville. GAINESVILLE, Oct "A.
North Carolina.
South Carolina. Columbia, Nov IS, 73pm
Texas. Palestine, November l.
Virginia. Baltimore, Nov. 6.
PREsBYTERIEs.
East Alabama. Milton, Fla, April II, 7 m
South Alabama. Mobile April II, y pm
Tuscaloosa. Carrollton, April 4, II m
Arkansas.
Indian
Ouachita. Camden, April Is, pm
Atlanta. Forsyth, April II, y pm
Augusta. Augusta, April Is, 7pm
Cherokee. Roswell April II, . pm
Florida. Tallahassee, April 10, q m
Macon. Americas, April 10, q p m.
Savannah. ST. Marys, April II, q m
Ebenezer, Ky. Carlisle, April 10, pm
Central Ohio Waterford, April 8. pm
Louisville, KY. Rockport, April 2, 7pm
Muhlenburg, KY. Paradise, May 2, pm
Padueah.
Pennsylvania. Hustouville, April 5, 7pm
West Lexington. Versailles, April 9, pm
Chickasaw. Tupelo April Is, II m.
Memphis. Memphis, April 10, q pm
North Mississippi. Sardis, April 25, p m
Western District. Bethel, April 10, Z p N
Cent'l Mississippi. West Station, April 10, m
Louisiana, Clinton, March p, II a m
Mississippi. Brookhaven, April 4, IL am
New Orleans. New Iberia, April 10, IL m
Red River. Mindeu, April Is
Tombeckbee. Meridian, March q, II m
Holstor. Messy Creek, April II, N
Knoxville. Athens, April IS Jpn
Nashville. Gallatin, april 26.
North Alabama. HOpewell, April Is, 7pm
Concord Concord eh., April IS.
Fayetteville. Philadelphia, April u, II a m
Meckenburg. Long Creek April IL, IL a m
Orange Ne"bern, April 3, q pm
Wilmington.
Bethel Zion, April 4, la
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The PREsBYTsRY OF KNOxvILLE stands adjourned
to meet in Athens, on Thursday, April 18th, at
o clock, 2. NJ.
Church records; Statistical reports; reports on
Sunday Schools; reports on Systematic benefcence;
Commissioners fund, at rate of 10 cents per mem,
Der; Contingent fund, so cents per church and min
ster; Reciprocal reports and reports of committees
will be called for. Sessions of vacant churches will
please send up commissioners and full reports Let
every church be represented.
JAMES PARK, Stated Clerk.
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NEW CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

J. N. WILKINSON. WIN. NJ WITHERS.
1907 Main Street. 1907
We take pleasure in announcing to our friends Of
the CITY of Richmond, and the Public generally, that
we are receiving and opening first instalment Of
a very LARGE and ATTRACTIVE STOCK of
READY MADE CLOTHING, AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
Also. select assortment of BOYS and YOUTHS
10th ng and Furnishing Goods. most of which has
been manufacturedto order for us, and feel sat
isfed cannot be equalled in this market.
Our arrangements are such that we will promptly
receive all the latest novelties of the season, thus
Offering continued FRESH STOCK, as the Season
advances.
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT will be under the
charge of H. L. SALoMoNsKY d BROTHER, who are
equally interested in this Department, and who have
established a reputation for Style and Fit, and gene
ra good taste in the selection of Goods unsurpassed
by any Merchant Tailors in this country, the most
fashionable New Workers. giving them orders Their
stock of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings embrace
all the latest and most fashionable Styles of Foreign
mportations, and will prove most attractive fea
ture in our House. All orders will be PROMPTLY
FILLED, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Determined to make this the "CLOTHING EN-
PORIUM'' of Richmond, we solicit early and
frequent examination of our Stock and feel assured
our enterprise will be appreciated and literally en-
couraged. We have full faith in the future OF our
City, and intend to do all we to promote its up
building and prosperity.
We have as statesmen and active managers of
stock the following well known and popular gentle.
men-Messrs. r. l.. MEREDITH, H. I. Miller and
P. P. FRAYsER who cordially solicit the patronage
of their numerous friends and the public generally,
SPECIAL TERMS TO MINISTER'S
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The PREsBYTERY OF CHEsAPEAEE will convene for
its next stated meeting at Warrenton, Va, on the
fourth Thursday in April (25th) at Y o'clock, NJ.
j. WILSON BROwY, Stated Clerk.
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Ecclesiastical aOtifes.

The Presbytery of WEST HANOVER will meet at
Farmville, Va, on Wednesday, April 18th, 1872,
at 4 clock, P. NJ. E. WOODS, S. Clerk.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The next Term begins on the second day of JAN
UARY, 1872 The College is situated in Mecklen
burg county, N c., directly on the line of the At
Iantic. Tennessee & Ohio Railroad. 1t is equi.
distant from Charlotte and StateSville, from which
places there are daily trains.
Its means for furnishing liberal education, al
ready ample, have been greatly enlarged by the re-,
cent addition of the valuable "BRUMBY CABINETS
of Minerals, Fossils, and Shells, and the opening of
Practical Laboratory for the studens in Chemistry.
Scientific Course of three years is fully organ,
lied, graduates in which receive the degree Of
Bachelor of Science. The requirements are the
same as for he Classical Course, except the Latin
and Greek languages.
The ordinary College expenses for one year, ex-
elusive of clothing and travelling, vary from $3.50 to
$3.50.
For Catalogue or other information, apply to
j. h. BLAKE
de 2O-1y Chairman of the Faculty.
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CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE am request
I ed by the manufacturer, Mr.. Henry ERBEN, of
New York, to offer for sale the NEW SWELL OR
GAN now in use by the Second Baptist church in
this city LOANED the church by him for few months
until he could complete their ms rumeut.)
1t has six stops with pedals and about nine
feet high, six feet wide, and three feet deep
The tone possesses the characteristic sweetness
and depth OF the instruments of this builder.
Price, $3.50. The organ can be delivered at once.
mr. 27-2t WILLIAM E. TANNER.
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SOLUBLE SEA ISLAND GUANO.

CHEMICAL LABORATORY, No. 1OS Arch St., Phila
This article is undoubtedly of very great value,
and of the numerous similar substances which have
been introduced for the same purpose, have never
met with one equal to it in purity and strength
The heterogeneous matter capable of yielding Am
monia is equal to that of the average of Peruvian
Guano imported into this country, whilst in its APP
plicaon it is far superior. In my opinion, there is
no substance in the market which gives better and
cheaper supply of nitrogenous matters in the man
ufacture of artificial manures, and have no doubt
the consumption of it will increase very largely as
soon as the excellent qualities of the article are fully
appreciated. Yours, truly,
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It surnasses any I ever used.

LUNENBURG C. a., Va, Oct. 9, 1871.
GEYTs,-I have used your Sea Island Guano,
and find it acts well ON corn and tobacco and sur
passes any amos ever used, having given it fair
test with Peruvian and Pacific
Yours, &C., b. 3. FARRlS.
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THE PREsBYTERY OF LEXINGTON will meet at
Waynesboro, Va, April oath, at o'clock, P. NJ.
R. G. WALKER, Stated Clerk.
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S9atttFa,

March 2jst at the residence of the brides mother
BY Rev. j. NJ. Rice, GAsRETT G. GOocH, Sweet
Springs, West Va, and Miss MARY WATSON, second
daughter Of Mrs. S. A. PAYNE Allegheny CO., Va.
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EREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
FREDERICK, MD.
Chartered 1910, regular College, will commence
its next scholastic year with full corps of
Professors and Teachers,
MONDAY, September 18th. A French lady resides
in the family.
Send for Catalogue containing terms view Of
buildings, names of Alumni, &c. Address
REV. THOMAS NJ. CANN, A. NJ,
au LEY President.
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Charleston. Columbia, April 10, 73pm.
Harmony. Marion, April II, la m
South Carolina. Abbevile, April 10, y pm
Brazos. Galveston, April Is, II m
Central Texas. Bolton, April 10, II m
Eastern Texas. Hickory Hill, April 4, pm
Western Texas. San Antonio, April IS, y p m
Abingdon. Chatham hill, April II.
Cbesapeake. Warrenton, april 25, II m
East Hanover. Manchester, May 10, q
Greenbrier Huntington, May |, M
Lexington. Waynesboro, April "a, p m.
Roanoke Village Church, April II.
Montgomery. Salem, April "A, I'm
West Hanover. Farmville April II, m
Winchester. Shepherdstown, March ., . p m
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Obituaries.

Died suddenly, Of Apoplexy, March 10Th, at Ad-
dingtOn Park, Hanover C unity, Va, Mrs VIRGINIA
LEE, wife Of the Rev. Or Leroy NJ Lee, IN the DIST
year Of her age.
Died on the 25tb Of January, in London, Eng
land, Miss JEAN RALSTON SHEDDEN, second daughter
of the late William RalstOn Sheldon, Esq, OF
Roughwood Ayrshire Scotland, and formerly a
resident Of Richmond Va, and member Of the
Grace Street Presbyterian church of this city, IN the
S0th year Of her age.
Died. on sunday, March 18th, an almost paug'ess
death closed the we'll spent lite OF Mrs SUSAN U
wife Of Major p holland, Of LOUdoUn county, Va.
With few faults and very many virtues having
faithfully discharged all the duties of a Christian
woman, loving and beloved b. all.
ssThe perfect work of patience done,
The warfare finished, victory won.'
Her sorrowing friends
Closed her weary eyes
In Jesus arms we laid her down,
lovely level in His crown.
He bore her through the river,
And clothed her IN a robe Of white,
Too beautiful for mortal sight.
And took her TO the skles.'
Died on the llth of March, at her residence near
Lexington. Va, Mrs JANE IRVINE. widow of the
late Robert Irvine, In the 9jth year of her age
leaving two daughters and many friends to mourn
her loss.
She was native of the county Derry ireland
and was reared in the faith of a piOus, PrOteStan
ancestry. She became member of the Presbyte
ran church IN her native county, m the 10Th year
her age. and continued TO illustrate the doctrines
and order Of that Church for so years. Her goOC
sense, amiabiity and pieiy the admIration of
large circle o. friends and brethren in and arOunC
Lexington, among whom she lived for many years
Il
ers remained uuimparred 10 her latest breath. Fo
her TO i've Christ, and TO die was gain" He
end was eminently peaceful aud happy.
W.S.W.
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OTAUNTON FEMALE INFIRMARY,
= STAUNToN, va.
This Institution, which is now in successful opera
tion is designed as Home" for the invalid,
where Ladies, suffering with any OF the Diseases
1t is established in no spirit of competition but to
meet palpabe want, felt alike by the practitioner
and invalid and while offering quiet retirement
from the household duties and cares that are so in
compatible with the remedial agencies necessary In
such cases it affords advantages in the facilities for
treatment which cannot be supplied by the general
practitioner
It's location, on the main railway to the Virginia
Springs, and its proximity to them, with climate
and atmosphere unsurpassed, evince its peculiar
adaptation to the purposes indicated
TERMs-Board, from $50 to $50 per month; 81
per day; washing extra
B. P. REESE, NJ. D.,
ia 1O-6m Principal.
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1t is suggested to the members of Presbytery, that
as far as practicable they attend by private convey
ance. Those who purpose coming by rail will write
to Rev. W. V. Wilson, Marion, Va, who will have
horses provided for those arriving Tuesday, 10th
April, by the day trains.
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The PREsBYTERY OF ABINGDON stands adjourned
to meet at Chatham Hill, Smyth county, Va, on
Wednesday the 18th of April at IL A. NJ.
The attention of pastors and sessions is called to
Rules l. 2 3, 8, 10, and 20 of the Manual
WM. s. LACY, Stated Clerk.
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B. S. FARRIS.

The above Guano is for sale, at $50 per ton, by
CHAS. T. WORKMAN " CO., Agents.
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
fe 21-llt Richmond, va.
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE
ELECTION OF A PROFESSOR.
at their meeting, June 18th, 1872 the Trustees OF
Hampdeu Sidney College will elect Professor OF
the Greek language and literature. To the Greek
Professor will also be assigned the duty of giving
instruction in the French language
Cand dates for the position are requested to for
ward their applications and testimonials to the un-
dersigned REV. j. NJ. P ATKINSON,
Hampden Sidney College,
mr. 13-3m Prince Edward Co., Va,
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The above are the Endorsements of two of the fri
chemists of the country to the Ammonical base {
this Guano.
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GREENBRIER PREsBYTERY will hold its next stated
meeting at Huntington, Va, May 1st at o'clock,
p. NJ.
The churches are required to send written nara
read in place of the usual free conversation on this
subject. They should also send Statistical reports
and the amounts assessed for Presbyterial fund.
NJ. L. LACY, Stated Clerk.
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W. II. H. ADHESION,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND PRINTER,
22S West Baltimore ST., Corner Charles)
Baltimore Md.
We have in stock SCHOOL BOOKS,
Southern Presbyterian HYMN BOOKS,
and general variety of
CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
All of which are offered at the lowest market price.
Printing Neatly and Promptly Executed
Country Merchants would do well to call and ex-
anime our Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Al orders aoiU be promptly filled.
my 10y
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DRoFESSORSHIP OF MENTAL AND NOR
AL PHILOSOPHY.
At the Annual meeting of the Board of Trustees
of Davidson College, N. c., to be held on the 25th
of June, 1872, Professor of Mental and Moral
Philosophy will be elected. Testimonials may be
sent either to the Secretary at Charlotte, N c., or
to Prof j. r. Blake, Chairman Executive Commit
tee Davidson College Post Office
SAMUEL W. WALKUP, President.
E. NYE HUTCHIsoN, Secretary,
Board Trustees Davidson College, N. c.
mr. 20-3m
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GEYTLEMEN,-I used on my tobacco this year one
ton and half of your Sea Island Guano, with very
satisfa tory results | drilled ton, and then put
the other half ton around the tobacco plant at the
rates of about 200 pounds per acre. | am so well
pleased that expect to use il in preference to other
fertilizers, in the Spring am using it on wheat,
this fall. Very respectfully,
COLIN NIBLITT.
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Total, $40
JAMES WOODROW, Treasurer.
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Opens 9Th FEBRUARY the cheapest Female
College in the South; closes last of November; Ten
Calendar months; Vacation in the Winter. Fall
Term begins LIST July.
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N. B.-No charge is made for the tuition of
daughters of Ministers of the Gospel of any demon
nation or those of Confederate soldiers killed in
battle mr. 27-3m
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EEMALE COLLEGE,
Il REIDvILLE, S. c.
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am using it on Wheat this Fall and shall use in the
Spring in preference to Other Fertilizers
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ESrERrRIsE.-Sce the advertisement Of
Messrs. Russell Il Miller, who are the kind to
build up place. We are glad to learn of
their continued success in business. They
have avery extensive stock Of goods Of all
kinds in the Grocery. Crockcry, woodcnwarc,
Tobacco, Confectionery, &c.
They are now erecting large ware house III
the rear of their store, which will be something
new in the city. Underneath the warehouse
will be an Ice house ~ feet deep. where they
can keep in summer time, butter, lard, perish
fruits, &c.
Their store is one Of the finest stores 10 town
aud their stock Is uncquallcd. IL we gave our
opinion Of the gentlemen themselves. we would
make them blush, for We know how modest
they IRE.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE Coal SIory-
A lew days ago as loaded car was being
lowered on the incline, to bc emp,ied into
" barge 10y some means a part Of the wire
rope became disengaged from the cap.tan
cylinder and the car went "bv the run. -
when 1t had rua the .ength ofthe slack, the
Sndden check jerked the eud Of the ear ont.
aud let It loose. 1t then ran into the barge
aud to the bottom OF the river Very little
damage was done, aud all is again in order
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@, last ..day seek there was quite r.
bs'.ae''y. 5su ..,ra r,..rd on The Bot eide
'i the 'uysnI t.e river. near its mouth. %
-eefa'i i' 9r.e' the Ohio. and ps.s ou up tho
'fnk 'i 'I- iaypndorte. So have not heard
'H. extent % ,he Iamage. but on the bank Of
nl.a Be-. .au some fields 81 corn. which
"-ir ve'y wrsl Injured. the blade. cut To- rib
''u-. aDi nueh VI The corr beaten n. Hun
'-ra- of fu.hels u apples were beaten 81 the
'f'"- 90 ihee'urse o. The storm.
Non. II you wsnta political hail storm vote
UT ''e'b and BIZ. Radical sssociates; they'll
give yoah.alL