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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

THE SfCKLX SEASON. There are some
diseases that visit at stated seasons of the year. and
whch not unirequently become aalminely fatal du-
rug the summer and autumn months, especially to the
young. Ills supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements OF the Stomach, and Bowels alone
Does not every ceiling OF become enlisted in
the humane desire 10 lessen this tlighful mortality?
are we not hound by every principle of religion to ad-
munster relief when in our power? BRANDREIH'S
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impnreties,
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healthly, no matter whether externally internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
alton OF all unhealthy humours OF the blood and if
man would but use common sense he would take care
they perform this office faithfully. II the bowels are
out OF order, i too slow TOO active few doses OF
Baandreths Pills will bring them order. Ask the
man That was dying from oonstpated bowels what
cured HIM; he tells you, Brandreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssentery for six months and every
remedy had aled he will tell you that Brandeths Pills
cured him in week. So with feves, chlls, and other
diseases: In word, use Brandreths Pills. il you are
sick and desire to be weIl-and use Them occasionally
when well, to keep off sickness.
For sale by NJ. BRANCH
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old MurKst.
Country merchants and planters be supplied a.
New York prices. Sc 90
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

LETTER FROM Henry CLAY.--A few weeks since
some OF the trends OF Mr. Clay in New ork, to
Ashland for some advice as to what course the Ma
uona Wings OF New ork aud OF the country at large
should pursue in regard to the Compromise measures,
ana particularly the Fugitive Slave Law, in view OF
the approaching election. An answer was rece iyed
on Friday, which will be published in a few days
The grounds taken by Mr.. Clay in this letter. is,
thatno is worthy ei the suffrage of an Amerc an
in favor Of be annegcan TTnon. not n avq w ny
word of mouth only by discountenancing any agita
ton which must eventuate;in that calamous result A
letter OF This sort Just now will explode like bomb in
lie amp.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

WoMAN's WRoNGs-On Wednesday last Mrs
Sarah Mudderman appeared the police Office and LODI
ged complaint of cruel treatment against her liege-
lold, Mr. Mudderman A warrant was made out and
duly executed upon the offending Mudderman, and
that individual yesterday appeared to answer the
charges, a and singular preferred agans him By his
help-mte. The called; Mudderman ro.e
with s4Ii the dignity of offended innocence and by
dumb show demanded TO be confronted with his accu-
SER but mat accuser did appear and as she failed
to respond to the calls OF the officer Of the
court, the presumption fair that she will try and
bear with Mudderman yet a little while longer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17
ACCEPTANCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC NOM

1NEES.
1t Is proper for us to state that the Committee
deemed 1t unnecessary TO announce to MIR. Leale
MS nomination Tor the office OF Lieutenant Governor
as he appeared before the Convention and in spri
ed address, declared his acceptance Of t.-Ea1qui
rer.l
STANTON, Sept. rs, 1851
JOSEPH JOHNSON ESQ.
sW The undersigned were appointed by the Dem.
ocratic Convention assembled at this place, com.
mttee, to announce to you, that you were yesterday
nominated the candidate OF the party, for CT vernon Of
Virginia, under the new Constitution of the State
Your nomination was made with entire unanimity,
accompanied by the most iatterlng marks of approval
election. .
Allow the undersigned to express the hope that YOU
Will accept the nominations and be pleased to receive
ton. -
JOHN BRUCE, frederick
AMBROSE P HILL, Culpeper.
ABNER CRUMP, Powhatan
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

SINGULAR LoDGfNGs.-Wednesday night MIR.
Granger cot the Poce,) arrested negro lad in Ilth
street, snugy stored away in hogshead partially fill
ed with tobacco stems. The boy sleeping sound
ly when discovered, and had probably retired into
the hogshead several hours before Mr., G. discovered
him. He was taken TO the cage, and upon falling
yesterday to make fair and credible statement be-
fore the Mayor. was sent below for correction
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17
HEAD QUARTERS lsr REGIMENT
ORDERs} VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS

ChDEkS FINVINIA VUDUN EFIRS,
No Rtchanond Oct l5th, 1851.
lst-The Regiment will assemble in full uniform, at
the City Hall, Tor muster at IL O'clock A. M.
on Monday, the Goth inst.
2nd-Adjutant Cabe and Quarter. Master Tompkins,
having resigned their staff appointments, the same
are received to take effect this date.
3rd-Promotions and Appointments:
Walter Harrison, Esq, 10 be Adiutant vice Cabell,
resigned
Abner Irabue, of the Chesterfield Light Dragons, to
be Quarter Master, vice Tompkins resigned.
Peyou Johnston, of the Richmond Light Dragons
to be Quarter Masters Sc geant
WALTER GWYNN,
oc IL Colonel COMMANDING
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HUsTINGs COURT. Oct, Is

Agnes Rogers, charged with keeping disorderIy
house on the Western suburbs OF the city was tried
and found guilty and fined $40. The Court then as
sessed her term OF confinement in the jail at 10 DAYS
and issued caplas to bring the prisoner into Court TO
hear judgment.
Alderman Tyrer rendered his resignation as a
member of the Court; which was received and or.
dered to be communicated to the City Council
number OF foreigners ok the oath of allegiance
to become citizens of the United States and a mum
Der OF others declared their Intention OF becoming
citizens
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

Capt. Page yesterday reported Lewis Swetzer IAN
lsrealite for violating human aud divine law by keep
ing his store open Saturdays the recognised Sab
bath OF The Jews) aswel as on Sundays (the Sabbath
OF the Christians) We imagine Mr. Sweitzer will findit
difficult to escape fine for violating either the Jewish
or Christian Sabbath. How if it shall appear that he
hasviolaed both? VIII be be lned in both cases7
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Charlotte, HqEfar and Amelia.

We copy from the Enquirer well considered
article, in which a temperate but forcible argu-
ment is addressed to the people of these counties
in favour of county subscriptions to the Danve
Railroad, on the score of both principle and poll
cy.
BY the way, we may here allude to a very curl
GUS communication published in the Enquirer OF
Tuesday last, the stapleof which was a recomme n.
dation of tie Rev. Mr.. Skdmore as candidate to
represent Mecklenburg and Charlotte in the Sem
ate, and of Mr.. Thos. Cardwell for the House
of Delegates, and at the end reference to the
Times as "pitiful paper" for having "interfered
with the charlotte people by urging them to vote
for the subscription. The article was stoned
"Anti-Rairoad, " and purpOrted to condemn with
severity the FRIENDS of the work; but we half
suspect the whole affair was an amusing piece of
irony In that view, of course, we cannot com
plain OF the reproach put upon the Times along
with harsher ones upon Messrs. TunstaIl, Mar
shall. Watkins, &c. But, if the thing was in
earnest, why we have only to say, that we hold
the broad sheet of the Enquirer between US and
its correspondent. If we deserve pity for our
vain efforts to convince the good people of Char
Iotte OF what their interests require the Enquirer
must equally share the benefit of the sentiment
especially as it seems to be entertained by one
OF the Democratic friends of that paper
We have accounts oftle continuance of an extraor-
binary drought IN the Western and Southern States,
and the farmers ofVrgna are suffering severely under
Its influence ia the important operation of seeding
whess' Low water in the Western and Southern riv.
eFs Is greatly complained Of The TO- LOVING is an ex-
tract o. letter received ia Chare.ton:
"MoNTeoAERY OCT. H.
We arrived here this morning saIelv. bur find The
jlver TOO low tor he smallest boas aad ony one Stage
leaving daily tor Mobile There are now upwards of
my passengers waiting Their iufns lor seats and r
stand that Stage seats have been sold a. i've and tan
dollars premium. The fare is now tyysaiy J,Ilsrs
when it Is only twelve dollars in ordinary times
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

SENTENCE OF Observation-Disclosures B. Conk-
lin has been convicted at Utica, as the rngleader
ola band ncendiaries, of arson in February
last, and sentenced to be hung on the 2lst of No
vember' A person named circuit was convicted
OF The same offence some time ago, and sentenced
to the same punishment. Other parties, some of
them said to be men of property, are yet to be
tried for similar offences.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

GREAT SOUTHERN MAm.-The Post Office Depart
meat is endeavorng 10 make arrangements which
will expediate the great Southern mail Ii is said that
the saving OF the hours whch are now lost at PEERS
burg, Va, will practically place the correspondent
between Bsltmore and the South twenty four hours
ahead o; the existing arrangements.
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FREE BARBECUE AT AMELIA c. H.,

vi h9HTUTuuy3 -JtII VCtOUFT
There will be free Barbecue at Amelia Court
House on Saturday, 25h, to Which all the people oil
the county, including the ladies', are invited.
There will be addresses made to the people by the
officers of the Company and others friendly to the
road, and in the course of the day train of cars will
make trip over The ROAD aud rsurnin time for dia-
ner, in order to give the people opportunity to see
the road.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

AUCTION NOTICE.-Attention is respectfully
invited to The sale of large assortment OF Household
Furniture, to take place atmy sales room No s 18th
street, THIS MORNING, at half past O'clock.
Sale without reserve. See Advertisement
&C II GEO. j. SUMNER.
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M. BRANCH

g@w DUNLOP, MONCURE N co, ask the
attention OF dea ers 10 their auction sale of Shoes
Boots, Leather &c, al 10 o'clock, without regard T.
weather. oC II
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Contractors will notice the advertisement OF the
Chief Engineer OF the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road Company for sealed proposals for the graduation
and masonry ofthe third section ofhat work. to be re-
ceived until the Goth inst
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

6ENooUNTER'-Yeserday morning about 9 oclock'
""-neero men Ssam and Charles) employed in the
TOBACCO factory OF Mr.. James Thomas on 7th be-
tween Main and Cary streets. became involved in an
alteration about some trAing NATTER when Sam
picked up heavy non bar used about one OF the
presses, and struck Charls on the head with it. frac-
turing his skull and endangerng his life. As soon as
the occurrence became known TO the overseer OF he
factory he detained Sam and despatched messenger
Tor officer arlington into whose hands he SURRENDERED
the offender. Ar 10 O'clock, he was brought before
the Mayor ard after beng examined, was committed
VII Monday, to await the result OF the Injuries he in
flicted upon his elbow servant Both the negroes are
slaves
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

GNHAMBER CANDLESTICKS,-S Silver pla-
~ ted Chamber Candesticks, with two pair Snut
ters and two Exnguishers for each pair also, very
fine Chamber Candlesticks made OF Britannia metal
very durable and handsome article, for sale by
oc II GENNET & JAMES
ga FOR RtN r-The house recently occupied
EAa by Mrs Abbott, 2nd door West OF Farmers
Bank. containing i2 rooms, servants rooms &c, all
good order 1t will be rented for one year, leased
for term of years. Apply 10
oc H-F&Mt( r. N. HUDSON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

A large Rail Road meeting was held at Nashville
on Friday night last. Mr. De Bow, OF New Orleans
was one ofthe speakers. and fifty delegates were ar
pointed 10 the Convention at New Orleans,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

The Troy and Greenfield railroad is work which
is designed to establish a second communication be-
tween the Hudson river and the city of Boston, The
prominent difficulty in the way is the Hoosac noun
tain, which it is proposed to overcome by tunnel
through the mountain. Ground was broken last week
at the base Of the mountain. 1t is stated that
The proprietors of a rock cutting machine, who were
present and examined the rock of the mountain have
made proposals to the directors for building machine
bore the tunnel with, and putting it in operation and
all at their expense, if, in practice it does not ad.
vance certain number Of feet in day. The machine
The principle of it has been tested in Quincy granite.
it is said, with complete success and the propretors az
may be judged from their proposal are very confident
that it will work well uthe tunnel
| The through fare The Hudson river railroad IS
one and half cent per mile, and on the Erie and Al
bany and Buffalo railroads two cents per mile
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GLE "a q AIR =.

NoAiNATIoNs--Aa it is probable that, under he new
constitution, the number of No.tNA NroNs for cnuntv
and other ohcets, made through the napcrs will be
large 1t is proper 10 give notice that thew must be
paid for as ordinary advertisements This rule s fer
obvious good reasons, uniformly enforced by the press
The money must be sent W It'll the nomination.
The regular terms Of advertising ia the DAILY
Times are For square, lot Is lines or less.N LIST
insertion, so cts; every succeeding insertion IS Cts
In the SEMI WEEKLY, LIST ingertion rs cents, every
succeeding insertion so cts. GS99 AS it it will be in
convenient to transmit silver from the country, no
minauoh not exceeding one square in length, will be
inserted TWICE for ST. times for 50, &c.; and dollar
notes sent by letter will be received in paw.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

NEW YORK., Oc'. 15-Cld, schr Mary Johnson
Leete, Richmond.
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he following paragraph

DANvILLE RAILROAD.-We refer the reader to
the advertisement of the new arrangement which
will go into effect Oh this road on Monday next It
will be seen the passenger train will leave the city
every day at A. NJ, and, returning, leave Amelia
Court House at half past p M. There will be
freight trains twice a week instead of once,
which will be great convenience to forwarders
The extension of the road to Amelia Court
House will cause a gain of some two hours in
the travelling time both ways. In two or three
weeks another section of the road will be opened
and another schedule will, of course, become
necessary
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q Where Il your home?" "With nv father 81
Where dos he live /" "With my mother, sir y
" And whse do they both lve?"' They both
live togeths." "But where?" elm a house.
" How? %" BY eating" "What's your name y
6 Dom, knw, sir, but if you'll hold my pig, II
run home nd ask nv mother"
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A Paradox Lake Paradox, in the State of New
York, derives lis name from The fact that its waters
flow Two ways! Ordinarily its outlet empties into
the east branch of thu Hudson River; hut wher,
in freshsts The river res even with its banks, its
surface is show the level Of the lake. which rise
slower than the river. The current of the outlet is
then reversed, and flows from the river TO he lake
This douh M 'on Of he stream has given it the
pams Of Paradox.
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~ grand display of FIREWORKS will be given Lafayee
Square the 18th November next M CATOiR for the
benefit Of the Association masnifc'n feature in
mpasd display will be perfect Of celebrated
Crystal Palace. '.'.' ~ g
To give peson chance Of witnessing the exhibition,
veil to enable all to contribute their mite for the good cause
tickets Of admission will put SO and be obtained
the principal music and book in The city, the oes Of hs
nssspe, and from the undsrsned member Of the
EENaY BIER, President. Mayors office.
sAM'L G. EsK. Vice President. Municipal HALL
e. l.. BRRcIsR. Treasurer 50 Tchou ptouas d.
CIV. HyBsELL, SecyetaU, Is Magazine 1t
y.E. MclHTIRK, Il Chartres u. = T ..{
p. J. MCGOvERH, Commercial Queen Hotel.
JULIUS FULDA, rs Port ct. ~ y. ~.
ys GiBhKv, 70 MsndeyLleg q. 80
ol6 +. GRUBKR, SaEveyor's Office. Customhouse.
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the First municipality designated in the following
ni the Nos commsncs al this Railroad and run
In IND the Nos above the Steamboat Land
ina No being Fatboa Landing In the Third tm3 the d
,h Railroad and run down. Wharf
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NEWORLEANS MARKETS

CiIsORNT OYYlcR,
Monday Morning. October ". 1851.
Cottoi-There fair inquiry on Saturday, which
resulted sales of about $500 bales Since the LIST instant
nearly 0Oa bales have been sold. against recsps in the
same tin Of III 1856 bales. Prices steady quota
tons: IS
lnier,or, ......".. g. Nsddlae Far..... 3xg II
Mddila sxy Good Fair :. nominal
GOOD Mddline 80, 7X0 N Good and Fine. nominal
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"Nevr look sad, there's nothing SO bad
b getting familiar with sorrow,
Tret him to-day in cavalier way,
Ie'll seek other quarters tomorrow"
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BORE OF NEW ORLEANS.
t..-,rrs. scu,SvN.-LonsrrrDss gc v. --,p Tn. n

LA1.russScHsV,N.-L onsrrrBss ~ ~ .--'p Tn. "A. |
n..s., I 2.::s ~ 80 J: ~,.I
90 Cleared Saturday,
stsanshp Msxieo. Rlaes. 0slvsssa md Acs.lata
Ship Thes wdehsk Leysads. Baun. Wiing e.
b. s s',.... ....s &C.: 8: e
M.sssSs nm; Hcs:ss: n. Ne. r"s: Mir Aso
Mex .chr Anita. Lasssss. ssa Jssa d T,b.s9.
seh. F.i,y silys. H ass. y., x9'|,Ss: 8.
.-ss~.o.
Steamship Fueels, Dsssew. from Post lAvssa va Gal
~ Ie'v w''Wss ..e ION nj ,,... "a s.os
ballast. = Ws.:is.E Kslghbs9s1 81 L4isI..i::
Au,sns. ship 1sss 8. Gcs1coavoh 90 days sa Ris d
sA,e s: ss; AIM H.: : ssys from M ,~pos
B.s:s no P.s... srid. M.y... 9 dsg. r.. Bss-.o
Bark Clyds Hampton. lday from Mosiis' In sahas. y
BIG s ss:i. sn @s from H.v... lsA in D.v
T;::Sa :,.,s ..:,s a., ~
Brig jo:eeSiDs. xnds;D.. u day. from savsnnaA
scbs Aaes. Mines, sa.ys from P.n..so. 70
Sohr Ella. ecbssnbeck, days from fsnsaooss y nass
sohi Oregon. Ead, 9 dsys from Tampieo. TO wsthan-
schr scranton, Warsos. days from Brsx~ 81 Jsso
In ballast, to mastef-lst my.
sTEAMsoATt F
Il Aberdeen, Nil q, from Gfeenvile. si
Alton. Fulton, from y Leci..
| Cuba. Otis. from Bayou Sara.
Alton, Gresnlaw, from Memphis.
/ Concordia. Cabls from Napoleon.
Jefferson. Mckinney. from Cincinnati
/ MONTGOMERY, Esteo, from PFncot0D. ~
Il New Latona. Landry. from Bayou Sara.
| Towbost Defiance Hamburg, from the Pa.se-wsh dowi
ight-brought mp ships Ascutna. Anna o and bhs Nav
Towboat Phsnix Brown. from tho Paaes flowed dew an
To SEA the 2lst inst ship John Ccees; ena V tn
IA, brig up amp 'eh'' s' ''
Towboas M sueck, Chamber. fsom the faees-oseueh
III up bark Clyde, brig r Soule and schr Scranicu
Tow6oat Ocssn. MoDsnisls. from TIE Psses-tcwsd dow
and the I'D inst, ship Melathcl and bsf On
al zsvo-bfosght up ships Shirley and President cmldt
-t"7 Spoken.
Octobsr 3D. in lat a. 3V. lon $50 w. ship Baics RoAs
!, | from New Orleans, for Havre.
al -
Memoranda,
Capt Earl, of the schooner Oregon reposs-Ths sshoon.
Geo LINCOLN left Tampco for this port The 18th nsc
a Edw Barnard. hence, arrived same day. 9-.-f
u F.f 80 d
Passengers.
and lady, CaE Herenkin, lady and children, Mis- Brink
Busche, Mr. Rsidemsnn--and 2a9 In steerage. 81
Per ahp shirley. from LveEpool-Mn Ann hooinson-ei
i Fer sbip julius, from Brenen-3us in assrass.
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Capt Earl of tho schooner Oregon. reposs-Ths schooner
20 Lincoln left Tampico for this port on The l6th nsehs
lw Barnard. hence, arrived name day. e-.s-f
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Gypsy Girl,
ArELY arrived Europe and being The Seventh Daughter Of
s SSeS ss@ sss s ~ an s e
wishing her will call her resisncs
%hsrs sas vii be happy to inform them q he Present aud Il:
Future Lsde, and Wishing The
calling GPy s Hour, Il from Toe ceoci.
Great Exhibition.
and which with
:. exhibited sr fro. 70 NJ "a ,ns
admission 50 coored win be admitted vh white
Armory Hall. v
rauasDa and FRIDAY sishn and every night during d:
week following He will figure every nigh, in grand chauss Of
= combustion Of talent A.oni.hios and amusing dis
psys The power Of mind over inert matter
The original s RER En- n nEsSx;
pesIed since the creation Of The World
MIGRATED PALACE.
All the Novelties Natural Magic will be performed BY the gea
King Of Maseans All the Of the Enchanted faises vii
Of Pscr @ssns.ie Dsiu.ioos e.
Ss :asa and &.
bracns new and astonishing as Of Science and Art
The wondroa. and Mysriou. viii cOmmsaos :, quarter
0S%ss d H. open ,s 4 4 sissss. ..y
%Sas u s.
Duis following may expected tina, Herr Asxar
DER VIII perform one night for the BENEFIT Of the Frsmsn Of
Great Attraction At Armory Hall.
i MONDAY EvENINd October z-Hen ALEXANDER. 4
1 famou. MAGICIAN. ventricqus has arrived In
place Monday evening
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Per ship President emid from Bremsn-John Ae!sssmpsa
and lady, Carl Hefenkn lady and chdrep, Mis- Brink,
Busche Mr. Rsidemsnn--and 2a9 In steesage. 81
Per ship shirley, from LiveEpooMs Ann Robinson and
Fer ship julius. from Bremen-aos in sssssase.
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Run for I'll Doctor.-There has been so much
said and writn on the lock question, that medi-
cal student our acquaintance calls the contro-
versy q greatase Of lock.jaw.
What kindf tables do vegetarians keep? Vege-
tables.
tied with sessickness.
A Prsca,ous Living. = No professional man
| lives so muc from hand to mouth as dentist -
Oar Rejectt Contributor. Punch.
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WANTED.

TNO MiLLINERS--WANTE first rate
= Milinsn u 70 70 Mobile. Apply At No. IS Apo0
street. ~ y ~ 49, n gu ~ :.
w able fos ANAL famIy, with good convsniennss
large Yard AttA<hed, 10 good naaehbesheed. asp
where u Lsfnyetta Rent mus b. modsssss Apply Id
To Is Camp stsSet - 80 = Y a 1o
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.osa Young Mems Association. ~.f~
~ ~ series Of Twelve Balls wii b. given
ua u By this Association, TO subscShers only,) at
20 the Armory Hall. ~ Csmp street. he ARA Of
~ the series 10 take place on the second BATuK.
DAY 10 November. s..s- ~ e.
Subscription SOS one hall IN advances balances The Of hs
SUBSCRIPTION lat will be closed the 18th inst.
OLE tno'i J. CHANDLER, Sec'y, 10 Matches st.
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Spoken

Ocobsr 3D. in lat a. aV. lon 100 w. ship Banics RoGss
from New Orleans, fox Have.
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Fyes.-The Globe Hotel at Galena, ILL.,, with
several frame buildings adjoining, occupied as
stores, were destroyed by fire the morning OF the
10th inst. Loss from $4,000 to $4,000.
A destructive fire occurred at Winchester, ILL.,,
the 7th instant, which destroyed several bust
ness houses and dwellings.
On the Sd inst fire broke out in the kitchen
attached to the Star Hotel, in GAINESVILLE, Texas
which was entirely consumed, together with Mr.
Dicksons store and si, other buildings