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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-22
DISSOLUTION OF copARTHeRsHIp

rI,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
1 existing between John u. kersey and L. S.
BOwden, under the firm name III KELSEY <
BOwDEN as proprietors of the Warm Springs
Hotel in Carson City, Nevada, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. l. Bowden retiring
from the finn. The business will be continued
by John ID. Kersey, who will pay ali debts and
collect al dues OF the late firm.
JOHN D. EERSEY,
L. s. BOWDEN.
Carson City, July lG, 1875. jyl1-1m
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-26
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
"NN~~~~N~~>~~><<N>O<~<)~~1 -
nR W. @. AUSTIN
Residence and Once 800 Sc. Charles stree
Between Clio and Calliope.
Slate 1t Geo. A. Fosdick Co.'s Al Carondelet str,fs
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED "A
Al home from to A. NJ. and to7PM
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Louis, new full weight, at CSC p sack We
hear OF shipments to St. Louis by dea 'ers, where,
owing to the large stock of foreign and domestic,
now there, the most of it, for want of spot pur-
chasers, will be forced into store, with but little
prospect of its being sold during the balance of
the season at more than sufficient to pay the
original cost, after deducting freight, storage,
and other expenses. One cargo sold here, to
arrive, at 90c y sack, afoat No sales Of Turks
Island or Marcella to note. Cargoes are quoted
at o5f@921 aacfsack. The local demand is moderate
with no Inquiry for large lots. Dealers asking
95cN9sl u sack for coarse, and 81 GOAL % tor
fine, from warehouse, with addition for drayage
when delivered Turks Island is quoted at ESQ
75c T. bag Of two bushels. Table Salt 2g6c each,
according to size.
IRON COTTON TIES-The stock on hand is
large and the demand is active. The Arrow Tie
is selling at SIC IL b, with discount on
round lots. Pleced Arrow Tie, II feet, sell at
$40 net; s feet inches 311aac net. The Beard 4
Bros. Tie sells at 511ac II b, with discount on
round lots. The Branch, Crooks & Co.'s SIC u
ID, with discount on round lots. The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c u Tie with discount on large
lots, put up in bundles of 80 ties.
BAGGING-Light stock and good retail de-
mand. Domestic iute is selling at 1870, at
and 1890 u yard at retail. India is
quoted nominally at loo at wholesale, and lie at
retail
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,

The National Thanksgiving Day not being a
legal holiday in Louisiana, the banks were open
| as usual, and did fair business but operations
on the street were restricted.
No commercial kilograms were received from
New York. and sales of Foreign and Domestic
Exchange and Gold we're upon the basis of yes.
terday's closing quotations.
The Cotton Exchange was open az usual but
the Stock Exchange was closed in Observance Of
the day. and no sales of Stocks or Bonds were
reported.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at
-M10 Il cent per annnm discount; AL do at
-@l2, and second grade at 15@1s.
The movement in Gold was checked by the
suspension of dispatches from New York, but the
market continued to rule at yesterdays closing
rates OF 1l5@l15H. against 1144 at New York.
The sales were confined to $4,000, embracing
$1,000 at 1151S, $4,000 at 11514, $4,000 at 1880
1857, and $1,000 at 1l51a.
No sales of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1890, and
Mexican dollars at 941a0t = gold.
Foreign Exchange was unchanged and although
the banks were open usual, the movement was
moderate. The sales of sterling comprised
f39, 400 embracing f1000 AL clear at 5.471a, $4,000
and 10000 bill of ladIng and f1200 AL clear at 5.4S
f15,000 bill of lading at 5.48@5. 49,, 1000 do
at 5.4S1R9, f1200 Al clear at 5.49 and $1,000 bank
at $50.
The only sale of francs reported was $4,000
commercial at 4.6ll4.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SAT
for bank-counter rate 5.53 and francs at the
previous rate of 4.6i14 for commercial and nomi-
nal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were of fair
extent, and met good demand at yesterdays
quotations. The sales comprised S225,000, en-
bracing 500, 900 commercial at q " cent discount,
$4,000 and $4,000 do and $55,OOD and $4,000
private bankers al 5-16, and $780, 900 and s35 0O0
bank at 932. We also noticed sale of $4,000
commercial on Providence at % " cent discount.
DAnka continued
4 II cent discount, and commercial sight is still
quoted at SIG.
Nothing transpired in Stocks.
No Gales of Bonds were reported. City issues
continues quiet and weak, and New State Consols
were still held at 5734 @59.
Metropoli an Police Warrants are still held at
750lS0. No transactions are be ng reported.
No sales of State Warrants are reported; issues
l3 a & an5
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Evening, Nov. %, 1875.
COTTON - The sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales at prices requiring no change IN our quota.
the Exchange as follows:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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The movement was checked by there being no
dispatches from New York, either of cotton OF
gold. and only one Through an outside source)
from Liverpool, reporting that market steady,
with sales Of H. 600 bales, and arrivals unchanged
operations were, moreover, restricted by dark
and rainy weather. Under these circumstances
the sales during the morning were Of limited ex-
tent, but later IN the day parties came together
more freely, and the business summed up the
fair amount noted above. Prices exhibited some
irregularity. The higher grades were steady at
previous rates. but even Middling could be
bought more easily at our inside quotations, and
the lower grades were marked by a general
tendency in favor OF buyers, but without any
quotable variation.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared S1,5lS bales, embracing
Al, 4l2 for Liverpool, 32,005 for Havre,
1853 for the North sea, 1900 for Bremen,
6l8 Tor Spain, 2036 for the Mediterranean, and
3Sl for Coastwise ports, leaving in presses &C.
cording to its account at IL NJ, 513 bales. Ii
deduct from this the amount sold, but not vet
delivered the balance will be about rs goo bales,
to represent the quantity unsold, large part of
which is withheld from the market, not yet
sampled or in transit.
Tie Exchange reports: "sales $500 bales.
Market irregular"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-26

Ball Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Oafds
neatly engraved and printed. Also, q. kinds Of
general Engraving in the best style. Ball com.
mittees are specially invited to call and Gee BIZ
selection Of orders Of dancing and German
isvors % be is satisfied that the mostl stidsoue
Wi be pleased MIST
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TTNHE RUBY
i lis Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon established in 1851, and has always
maintained the reputation of being of the most
genteel, orderly. WE'LL kept and popular establish
ments in the city.
The best of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 1Oh A. M. to IL P M
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is a favorite resort for gentlemen.
TONY, of Old SANS Saloon' memory, presides
over the Cigar Department. ap24 ~
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just Arrived.

just Arrived,
ENORTY FINE
TEXAS PONIES.
For sale at ISAACS e. PICARD'S,
jy23 LAG Baronne street.
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NeaV Orleans Lager.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 476 and AS CHARITIES STREET,
Announces to proprietors of Beer-saoons and to
the public that having completed his immense sp.
paratus for manufacturing
Lager Beer,
he is prepared to sell the at lower price than
any other homemade article, and of good quality
as any similar article produced in the United States
je15 6m
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DENTISTRY.

REVOLUTION-REvOL
In the prices Of Dentistry. In order to man Al
demands OF those whose means are limited prop0en
70 insert sets Of Artificial Teeth SIS and TO 4ol6
flnngs " Artificial Teeth inserted with or withouS
extraction Of the roots. All materials which MIA
WI De guaranteed as to their purity and durability
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the nae nj a. go
thesiea." G. p. MAL6NEY n n sSAsH
10y lanai, between Carondelet and Baronne st.
9.1y New Oreanfs
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
commencing on SUNDAY, October 81, 1876,
$50 P. NJ
Trains depart and arrive az foIIov,.
(From Calliope Street Depot
DEPART. ARRTvr
Express. .7:20 A. NJ. Express. ii: 80 p.
Mail ....... $3.50 2. NJ. Mail. 1890 Pm
Accommodation.
tMonday) 1870 A. M
Fuuman Palace Sleeping Oars through 10 sd,
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati. Nv
Only one change Of sleeping cars to Eastern
Tickets for sale and information oivep a. %
Camp street, corner Common.
-, A. D. SHELDON, Agent
-. =. 1oon1, uoni manager. spia.
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Teeth !
Teeth I

1eetnI 1eethg
ehkA1 REDUCTI0Fi
83O-Gold and Platinum Sets-Q9n
Usual charge 800.
$10-Alum1n1um and Other Nater1al-Arr,
Usual charge $50
S21Gold Fillings-90.
Usual charge Is.
@I-silvSI, Amalsam and GuiIIois C~nsra
FilinGs-&l. Usual charge 81.
DIR. g. A. BETANCOUR R.
153 St. Joseph St., bot. Camp and ST.. Ch.r,on
New Orlearr, L.,
Oners TO Insert Sets of TEL TIL A, the abova nvses,
WIZ or without the extract ON o. the roots
ntGng OF Plates. stability An duration Of aIIinea
Exracuons and other operations performed IN
means Of anBsthetio agents.
Toothache cured instaataneousIy
Consultation gratis ,.,s,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 81 Counterfeit
fves on the Bank of Galena we're detected al
the Treasury, to- day. There is nc such
bank. = ri ',sr So = 5aa. ..l.','- a..H +
The President left for New York to-day.
The attorney General says the official re.
ports to him entirely eXonerate General Bah.
cock aud Oryille Grant from the charges al
legged against them. They have been indicted
for whiskey frauds. 1a.t 49, -,
The following information is given in re:
specific the successful termination of the
Departments efforts to secure close south
ern connections with the 4:40 A. NJ. limited
mail from New York, " icb arrives at Phila.
delphia at 1870: The Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore company agree TO
start train south ward at s O'Clock a. d.,
which will reach Bay View, near Baltimore,
at 11:20, and there transfer the southern mail
Immediately to train which the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company will dis.
patch in time to arrive in Washington city at
1910 p. NJ. All the mail from Washington
will be distributed in transit, so as to be
ready for delivery at the Capitol and through.
out the city on arrival. The new schedule
will 60 into effect sometime between the 2lst
and 25th instant.
xSecretary Deano to-day formally trans
ferred to Secretary Chandler the guardian
ship of the various Indian trust funds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09
Teleeraphic Summary.

November 25th has been appointed day
of thanksgiving by Governor Harlranft, OF
Pennsylvania.
The complete election returns of Massa.
chusetts show that CASTOR got 1926 votes
Rice, s3,523; Baker, 1865; Adams, LIZA;
Phillips, 301.
The London Daily NerS publishes a spc.
ca from Berlin aging that the central gov.
ernment for Alsace and Lorraine will be
established at Berlin. Probably q special
ministry will be established Tor these pro-
vinces. .r#r.
On Sunday Cardinal McCloskey presided
at the Dublin cathedral high.mass: An im.
mense crowd was present.
The London Standard has special tele.
gram from Vienna stating that $4,000 Ser
Wan militia are assembled at the frontier.
The Selyian Government has sent agents to
Paris and London to raise loan. "
The number of plays on the SUBJECT of the
American Revolution submitted to u. Il.
chaelio, of Paris, for his examination, is
sixty weight. Among them are several of re-
msrkable merit. The prize, however, will
not he awarded before December. sru,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09

The BaoogIxg
I u = sERAoSs BY IN II. MooDy, n Il.
| NgEDHAA, AND REv. FRED. BELL. Ne,D
Yorks November %. MI. Sank was lot
present at the revival. NEE Hing in the Brook.
| lyn Tabernacle to.dag. iii, saes. Tired. Bell,
the reformed pDgslist, took bile place. Mr..
Moody said he fhadl Id great many requests for
prayers, ard sill, lth The execution or four.
nsked prayers. for Others. He wished To have
more people requesting prayers for them.
selves. The hymn :. Jesus, lover OF y sonl., .
was then sung By the congregation, and Mr..
Moody read the 18th chapter of Acts. and
I'dellvered a discourse upon The passage. Mr..
Moody, % "a further lesson. read Panlf
Epistle to the Corinthians. and the STU .gerse
of the. 9th chapter Of st. Matthew. he said
he hoped they ell thIrsted after righteousness.
BE Did, and he pray ed that God might gil hin,
whit. They should not ask for drops. bat
floods Of 1t. At The request OF Mr.. Moody,
Mr. Needham, the Irish evangelist, Offered a
fervent prayer for The blessing Of God on
their, work. DR.. Fulton, of Hanson. Place
Baptist church, followed by q Lengthy suppl
cation to God to aidthe ministry in thefrwork.
Rev. DR.. C6yler made few remarks and or.
fered prayer. and he was followed by Rev.
Fred. Bell. They sung " Nearer, my God, to
Thee; atter which another clergy lyman arose
and said he thoughts he cause of Christ would
be furthered II they stopped patronizipg the
Grocers, butchers, BARRIERS, and the street
cars on the Sabbath bat Mr.. Moody inter
rupted him by saying they must not wander
from the subject before. them, and called
upon Rev! Mr. Davis to pronounce the ben.
ediction. After, Che, meeting bad been dis
missed he called the elerggmen aboutthe
platform for conference, and among the
number who took part in the proceedings
were Rev. DR.. Fulton, Rev Henry Ward
Beec6er. Rey. Fred. Bell, Rev. Dr. Parker,
Rev. DR.. Cuyler, Rev. Mr.. Ward, and others.
Their principal business was the laying out
of work for commencing the week and dis.
cussiDg tie best course TO pursue in bringing
souls to Christ ,, al h,4t S!G. OIL - i'537. :
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EDGAR A. PoE's MONUMENT IN BALTlMosE.
The Poe monument will be unveiled on We'd
nesday the lztb OF November. The remains
nave been removed to the new grave ut the
front of Westminster churchyard in accord
ance with the general feeling that the
honor to the poets life and work would
not be complete II the monument was
erected In the secluded corner where
they laid for twepty.six years. The ceremo.
ny OF unwilling will be preceded by an ad'
dress by Professor Elliott, Grafton by Profes'
sor Shepherd, and Mr. John II. b. Latrobe,s
personal "reminiscences of Poe. IL Is untor-
iuaate that none of the leading American
poets have found themselves able to be pre-
sent, but letters will be read from Ionsfel-
low, Holmes, Bryant, and Lowell. Mr. Ten,
dyson has been invited tosend 40 inscription
for the monument american. @
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Nnu Work.. Affairs.

NEW YoRK. November S.-Henry A.
Mann, for fifteen years treasurer OF Saratoga
county, has defaulted, having Illegally issued
one hundred and forty thousand dollars,
worth of county bonds during the pas. two
years, nearly all of which were negotiated 10
New York city. He will be proceeded
against for forgery.
There was large attendance at the regiVal
meeting in the BROOKLYN Tabernscie this
morning, and an unusually earnest religious
sentiment was manifested throughout the
congregation. So anxious were many 70
testify TO the blessed work of the Lord that
several were on their feet at the same time.
There were about TWO hundred requests for
prayer. @ i
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Destructive Fire.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, November 8.-A fire
broke out here list night and was only got
under control early this morning. The 4ule
House, the Lake House, G.. Dayton's brick
block occupied by G. Yule for hotel pur-
purposes), and George Delano's billiards.,
loon and restaurant were burned, and HAN
s. Kittindges's bardware.store was nearly
consumed with heavy stock of goods. The
losses will probably exceed fifty thousand
dollars; insurance, twenty-five thousand
dollars. Chief Engineer N. b. Baker and
several firemen were badly injured by fall.
ing walls. The fire was evidently the work
of an incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09

The CUB aRp CAsE-THE POLICE ARMED
FOR THE FuNERAL.- Montreal, November 6.
The police, have been furnished With ,ons
hundred breech-loading rifles to be used, il
necessary, Mt the Guibord burial. aa =,
MONTREAL. November ITO day another
pastoral letter from Bishop Bourget was
read 10 all the Catholic churches, going into
some explanations regarding the sacredness
of consecrated cemetery, and that to pre-
serve its sanctity the Guibord burial lot
would be forever cursed. The Bishop. con.
Guided by counseilDg the greatest forbear
ance on the part Of the people at the APP
preaching burial. On no account were they
to interfere. He warned them not TO attend
the funeral.
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Segu'n, Guadalupe county, Texas.
STATE AND FEDERAL JURISDICTION OF BAN

TATEAHD FEDERAL JURISDICTION OF BANK
Rrrr>.-Tbe case Of Long and Others against
Converse and others, now pending before
Ii" United States Supreme Court, presents
The interesting question whether the receiv'
els Of person or corporation appointed in
pursuance Of S:ate law are entitled to the
property and assets OF such person or corpo-
ration as against the assignee ia bankruptcy
d tue person or corporation when duly APP
pointed under The Federal statutes. The
courts OF Massachusetts held that they were.
s. Is hese contended that the United States
e.atstes are supreme, and that this law is
explicit to the effect tina, after bankruptcy,
"a ad9sdica1ed, the assignee is solely en,i.
tLed 10 such Cases Washington Repu6kicdn.
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A ylrgtniun Dies in Texas.

SEGulE, ExAS, November z, loio'
Editors Richmond Dispatch ... - '.,.
hope you will give the followinga place
in your paper for the information Of palties
concerned:
On The 10th of October last one G. w.
Turner, now deceased, who claimed to be
from Jackson, TEMP, stopped at the Inter
national Hotel, Seguin, Texas, in very low
stage OF consumption, and on the 23d died.
From letters found amongst his effects it ap-
pears be has large family connection in or
about Richmond, Va. The letters are sign
ca IL such mauuer that it is impossible to
rna on, The names Of the writers. Such as
may Lc Interested will please address
T. Z. DIMMlTT,
Sesu'n, Guadalupe county, Texas.
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Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, November 8.-Lieutenant-
Commando Joshua. Bishop is ordered; TO
Norfolk. Va, as executive officer on board
the Plymouth; Lieutenant. Com Dnander
George w. Cofia 10 New York on board
The Hartford as executive, officer, having
been detached from the Plymouth on the
9Th. Instant; Master C.S. Richman to the
Norfolk nayy-yard for duty on board the re-.
ceivipg ship New Hampshire, and Ensign
Charles T.. Fox to report for duty at the ny
geographic office on the 9Th instant. ). q
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.--BYTELEGRApII.
Campaign for the Spca1sefaiaap The
PresIdea1.s Este Knrid {. III d Dc
9 Emancs,. ~

PresIdens.s Late RRrid III D. d . y
Speech, dc. &
Especial telegram to the DtspstealI IS
+ w AsHlsuros, November s. The campaign
for fhe speakershjp will be opened about The
middle Of this month. & By that time II Is
expected that the leading candi da,es and
their Influential friends will be here in fiae
working harness. Thus far, everything said
concerning the high Office is mere specuh.
ton. There seems 70 be an amount Of c5n.
fideDcs exhibited among the friends of NIL
theleasiing parties. but twill be absolutely
impossible to form any correct idea OF what
the results of the various rnar9nrrings will
be until they are fairly developed in this
city, which at present IS not the case. 49,
4 rHE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. f is..
s. Secretary Chandler is rapidly undressing
the Delanoi interests in the Iaterior Depart
ment,i aud before the meeting Of Congress
will have thoroughly re6fgaDizsd the De.
partment. The new Secretary, however, is
not acting hastily. but on the contrary, is
carefully arranging the Department in &C.
cord,pee with; his views iof improving his
chances for future political prefermeEt. II + i
j D. Cox, the pension agent here, and one
of, Delano's most prominent strikers, IS
booked for an eirIy departure, as well as
other small-fry politicians, who are, Of no
use TO- the new Secretary.atta-,= "a. 1n..ssz 81
q sl'.1i CALLERS At TIE wHITE HOUSE i g,i -
we're surprised to-day at fading the Presi'
dent once more on the, wing. II is not def.
nitely known here where he has gone, but
the general. impression Is that New York;is
his destnation. ;5'si .''." - sts : ssSti.
The bard-money spseeh of the President
Oh Saturday night is regarded as an indiea-
ton that be, will make the very few words
he then uttered as the, text Of lengthy por-
ton Of bis Forthcoming report. The hard
money men predict that he will then present
the Administration plan for restoring specie.
payments. -, :, 80, lTIhoN.f 81
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From Norfolk,

Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l = !.
NORFOLK, Va, November S.-Tbe Nor
folk City Guard, forty-fve strong, leave. fol
Wilmington tomorrow morning to attend
the Fort Fisher retflion. ad
Mayor Whitehead is seriously III. =.
The weather is stormy. Heavy, startling
disasters are apprcbende from the coast. ::
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November S.-During Tues
in the South Atlantic and East Gulf States,
higher barometer, northeast 10 southeast
winds, slightly warmer and generally clear
weather will prevail, possibly followed by
rain in the latter.
To the Lower Lake region, Middle States,
and New England, high barometer, northelly
to easterly winds, slightly colder and gene
rally clear weather.
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Wrecked ON the Jersey Coast.

WASHINGTON, November S.-Tbe signal
service observer at Squam Beach, MI, re-:
ports that the schooner Cora. bound for New
York from Little Egg Harbor, sprang leak
at a. Al. and was driven ashore at about 8
A. NJ. opposite the life.saving station No. IL.
The serf. boat reached the wreck few min
utes after 8. and saved five lives. The Vessel
is total wreck. .t,.,ys = Il, ~, " q .i ..g.g
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PREMIUM MEAT.

r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE To
L the pub,ic the purchase of those superior FAT
SHEEP raised tand fed by the celebrated feeder
DR.. John 4. Wood. CT Albemarie county, Va, 2nd
ihst am Offering daiiv on my stall the same. The
pnbc can rest assui ed that for purity OF bloodand
fine qualify. Of flesh they are excelled b., none
aud eaualed byvery few in this or any other eoun.
iry: Viii he pleased 10 serve in such quantities az
may be desiI ed by the public. 10 whom relutn my
heartfelt thanks for past patronage. and hope by
hayiug the best MUTTON and LAMB tina: can pc
pot 10 have a ntinuance OF their custom.
e TrIly JACOB SCHWAE IL,
no 2 6t Stalls No. 1S and 81 New Market.