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TlLEGRAPHED 70 THE CREsCRNT,
20 tbs southern lins.
North Carolina Election.

49, CHARLESTON, November 81
The vote Of the State of North Carolina according to
ING ocal count stands as follows For Scott and Ora
ham, 90 o5s Pierce and King 744 making total Of
which is less than that Of the Gubernatoral
election In August. The Etectcfs have been stfoDe
TO meet In Raleigh on the FIRST Wednesday Of December
vote Of the State for President and Vice Pres
dent. ~ s y 81 Z.
Arrival Of the Crescent City.
& NEW Yosk, November %. !.
The Crescent City has arrived here from Havana She
was allowed to enter that harbor and land her mails and
passengers and her officers treated coureousy but
purser Smith not allowed to visit Captain
Davenport informed that tho Crescent City would not
be permitted to enter the hsrbor again Smith should be
retained board to which the Captain replied that
Smith wod return In the steamer and The authorities
would DO held responsible If they should not permit her
to enter st = taa r. -iit
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C0rpetissg, Floor OH Cloth. etc,
~ We receiving by constant arrivals supplies Of various
kinds a Of GARPETiNG Eaesh and American such
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLYS, INGRAINS yFNrrfANs.
aTgs As.STim men Of WINDOW SHADES. STAIR RODS
MATTING ''' Ni1'no eio'hsi
OIL CLOTH from ~ feet various qualities new
az hsh We onr a. much reduced prices peyious
SsAs' An'fN iHspi AsRoussEAU CO., q CksyIes II,
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rs WING MEETING-Fifth Representative
Distrc-A meeting will se held WEDNESDAY s4h nst
vador Prntt Of Cusomhouse Rampant
candidates for the Legislature and Delegates the
Senatorial Conventions:
S. Herman, DeLaue. W. E. Emerson, NJ c. Edward, F. A.
Lumsien w, r. Femmng, Duncaa o. Leblanc
Laross F. Bouligny, NJ ReE VIM Aagnn A. stewar j. n
Harris P. W. Woodsef and others.
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/. lED~ RALLY! RALLY RALLY!! Eighth
Rep sentative Disrhe whgs the Eighth Representative Dis
% (old Second Ward Third NJ r6y requested assemble
WEDNESDAY NEXT the Path ns att O'Clock r. NJ, at
aehouss Of Jose Aat Genten Eyian Fds Streets
fer the purpose naming the Wing State Convention
Baton Roae Candidates for Representatives - the Legislature and
Delegates the Parish Setsto.isl Convention.
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Dg~ STATE TREAsURER.-EditOrs Crescent:
Please that GEORGE BRANT for
the last five efficient Clerk the Department.
supported for the Office of STATE TREASURER by
octl1 MANY FRIENDS
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lEs- To PERSONS RUPTURED. many per-
manent aud efeeua made by Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars
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~ For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD HAGAN candidate Governor
this State, under the Consultation. oct7 qpts
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H.R. w. HILL, LII. PLACE, NJ NJ. COHEN,
IL. LuaENBUHL, W. A. GILMORE, JOHN A. WATKINS,
A. ID HoLpRooK, A. HARRIS, w. L. CUSHING.

ns- NorIoE.-A Public Meeting on the ques-
ticn "LIcENsE LIcENsE held at hs Poucha-
train Railroad Depot TUESDAY, hapass
O'Clock
PROBES Dmty other distinguished will address the
nleeing. liz
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M1- THIRD REPRESENTATIVE DIsrnIsF-Com-
prg the former Fifth Sixth Seventh Wads-A meeting Of tho
Wing of this District will held WEDNESDAY
gath nst at o'clock the Shades Pio street. Charles
street, for the purpose Of nominating Delegates the Wing State Con-
ventlon hell at Baton Rouge Monday goth
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A-'ErSRAS INDIAN GosE-The DeKalb (Miss) Gazette
announces the death in Kemper county, of choctaw
Chief Hopiah sketena, Qtle leader years old
rms vestan Gsays the eazettc) with his followers was al
the bat,ls II Aswey!ssuI, under Gen, jackson.
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j. e. Morgan,

EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE.
~ The subscriber would respectfully call the attention public
to his of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS eon,np
OF HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, TRAVELS, POETRY, THE DRAMA
Etc., together with the lae NOVELS REVIEWS, MAGAZINES and
PAPERS of the day. NEW BOOKS Express rs soon
as issued from the
nov9a 2tQptW j. c. MORGAN
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NIL no. Camp Sts'eet.-m hill
NEW BOOKS.
From the Press of A. 8. Barnes d Co., NowYork.l
JUST RECEIVED AT THE

90 Camp street and ID Bank Place
STRAY EDTATIoNs or Voices the Heart in JOY and
By Rev. J. P. Thompson.
BARTLErT's NANuRAL PH.oSoPHY-yol.t two Embracing Ac
counts and Optic,.
PROF. BOYD'S COMMENTARIES
On MILTON, YOUNG, THOMPSON and CoWPER.
MLToNS PARADISE LOST, with Boyd'4 Notes.
YoUNGs NIGHT THOUGHTS, with Boyd's Notes.
TFoMPsoN's SEASONS, with Boyd's Notet.
The above works should be Text Books Seminary
england also library Book District school family
The works will BIO published on fine paper
with Illustrations.
THE oRIoLE little Music for Sabbath schools-By II
Matthews and J. Zunde.
THE ILLUSTRATED PRIMER the French English languages
THE PRIMER in the Spanish lang
THE ILLUSTRATED PRIMER in French Spanish and En,b
languages.
THE SCHOOL PRIMER Designed to accompany Parkos School
Readers.
LESSONS IN READING AND ELocUToNBv
r. G. Parker and J. G. Zachos. One vol. 19nc.
hovsa 2'spltW For by JB. STEEL 60 Camp street.
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&.
y. CHARLEs THEAraE.-rhe beaut,fu, r,.v of a. a.
dy Of Lyons performed at the ~ cb.r,.s ~,
nsnt Miss Logan psrsonating Pa.,ins Mr. Maggie Soud.
ana Aark smith, Coz. Dumas We do not think that MI,
Logan developed fully tho really brilliant talents sbs
sessess In tho character she personated Some
wsss bsautifai and but in other scenes bs
lacked the spirit most Of her denca
tlenss She has done some things better =.
Mr. Magic Claude showed a decided Improvement ~,
hi nt approximation Of the part In pathos he ia
indeed 10 some SCENES he is touching but in the portrayal
o. passion scenes to forget himself and he Is ant
70 OF the rules Of elocution He has youth and
ssan however, and will advance rapidly in his profss
Astk Smith, as Col Dunas was as nns an old soldier as
- sen upon the stage He easy graceful and
ccses and We could not say any thing more compliment.
tssy than that he VERY prominent feature IN
scene u which be appeared
N.1ss tp&sn appears to night as Juid in the Huneh
sno A'ss Fanny Herring makes her first appear
The TELkGAAsHic fnE AlARm--ws ,,,a.,..., a.,
Nixon ne able and energetic chairman OF the r,
cos1afeee IN the Board Of Assistant Aldermen "a h,,
engaged In preparing report on the Telerranh, ~.
AlAzn, 4nsentsd BY Nj. T. 8. Mtcomb Of tbj. c;t, W.
have arssy spoken Of the invention as one of great mn
ny properly applied, and anticipate that Mr. Nixon
who has thoroughly examined it. will report in favor ii
estsblishiOe It In the city.
80 =--s-----=-=-=
1iss N THE MousrAiss-Grai Haul Of Wsid Dueks.-
We eexn fruu friend at Hamburg that the Blue Noun
taAns IN the yienfty Of that borough took fire from 10
conotiys aad burned with great fury number Of ct
xens q Hamburg turned to stay the ana
ahing assduousy for six eight hours succeeded
IT out before had reached the most valuable
mnss fAnds ~ It's course singular circumstances con-
necsed WITH the fe the capture day Of large
sock q suck Those ducks attracted by the fire
ne Night and had their wings and feathers so
10Y spsed and burnt that they were prevented from
nxe ssd were Of course easily caught The chase was
~ w AZ Day and the number taken was between fifty
1fs 1nsy were Al n good condition and Of the
la13~s ~. Ea>hdiss (Ps.) Journal
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s under Obligations to the clerks Of the steamer
Bells Key and Nashvills for river fayors. =
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Blank hooks and Stationary.
DAVID FELT g. CO..

i
sTATIoNERs' HALL,
NO. "a CHARITIES STREET.
tB The undersigned having such arrangements with
their facilities for manufacturing.
they orders with tho greatest eIpedou
md ut GnErrLY RxpucED PRICES.
Purcha and the public generally are respectfully invited to cali
and examine the extensive assortment Of
= FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY
hand greater which has just been received andwhh
will be disposed Of AT unusually low P'iees ..,
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
every article belonging required by BOOK
SELLERS srATloNERs, FANCY GOODS DEALERS, BANKERS,
MERCHANTS the Public Complete Sets Single Books,
descriptions suit almost want may be found tho
sheves-nnoag which are:
LEDGERs, JOURNALS,
DAY BOOKS, BLoTTERs,
COPYING a,ISe,l BOOKS oo, CASH Srd BOOKS soov.
BILL BOOKS INVOICE BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS. LETTER BOOKS
and MEMORANDUM BOOKS Of every description.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
my required precision, neesssyo
perfect satisfaction the accomplished Book Keepers and
made Of the first qualities Of English mud American Blue and While
Wove Laid Papers, The Binding Of their Books will b in the
hyperion heretofore which ryad all attempts At equality
many years which their Books preferred BY ths bsss
udge among Merchants Bankers, Accountants and Others
.JoP PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED.
WRITING PAPERS, comprising large stock of Eugisk, French
Laid CAP aud LETTER PAPERS, of various
,us English BLANK BOOK PAPER; English
American BLOTTING PAPER BANK aud FOLIO POST etc., ETC.
wHATMAN's CELEBRATED DRAWING PAPERS.
WHITE AND TINTED TISSUE PAPERS.
MARBLE PAPERS, coLoRED PApERS-yarious tnis for Bog
Makers Printers and ohera.
WHITE AND TINTED ENAAELED PAPERS.
PAPERS ENvELoPs, Enssb, French Amsrs-
an manufacture.
SCREW AND LEVER COPYING AND NoTARtAL PRESSES, all
lies. .
TIN CASH BOXES; WIRE AND NEWSPAPER FILES.
INKS.
ROBERTsoNS, CARMINE, AND FELT d coS RED INK;
,NGLIsH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN COPYING INK
II sizes.
And generally all articles ppenng the busners which
ttention Of the country trade particularly solicited
nov3 3tawSwsdp DAVID FELT Il co,
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Standard Works.
FOR SALE ny
m TT n 1r G. vV III Il m II

Id -' 1.. 30 CANAL. STREET, NEW NO. 106
DANIEL wEBsTER's WORRs--Compete In six volumes.
BANCHoFT's HISTORY OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Four vols.
BACoNs COMPLETE wORKs-Three vols, half calf.
WILLIS PROSE AND POLITICAL WORKS. ~
WILLIAMS, STATEsMANs MANUAL.
BoLlNGHoKE'S COMPLETE WORKS.
CHAMBERS CYCLoPEDfA OF LITERATURE. -a
SWIFT sMOLLET F1ELDNGS WORKS-Tn three voIs Lon.
don edition.
MEMOIRS OF MARGARET FULLER ossELI--Two vols
AMELIA oPEE,s COMPLETE wORKS-Thres vols
TICKEoR,S SPANISH LITERATURE.
SPARES LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF wAsHINaToN--In
twelve vols.
NJ B.-ARcHLTECTURAI. ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC
BOOKS as above. nov22 2dp7t
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Thanks 70 the officers Of the mali steamer Florid. f
Mobile papers Is 10 ~ ~ s-''' y y
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TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %, 1852,


OA4sGANS Tho opening night of tn
Opera - matter Of course, attfacted, las
evesipg, = laTgs attendance. Every seat wa
Il occutaed, ard sthe ccssp den WAS rsmarkabl
hs opers Of tho night was III
Qu6en " I, Nine. Widemann Is al
.; s.. 80 10y appse0la.su :;
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81, 80 sa.
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80 Il - !, ~, Ne - os'.saess n0lus shen
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THE DEBT or OUR COWS OLIDaT.EDs
CITY.
" accordance With notice which will be
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MagniGces,t assortment

f 5 IL o N A B LIE CLOTHIN
WINTER UNDER GARMENTS, ETC
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO..
"a Magazine street. corner Grayier.
oer the largest stock and the the following good,
10 10 found IN any one establishment in the United
oVERCoATS Of every description
WALKING COATS Of all kinds
BUSINESS COATS of all kinds
DRESS AND FROCK COATS of all kinds
paNrA1oo,s CLOTH CLOAKs of variou, Qualities
VESTS Of all kinds,
UNDERsHlRTs AND DRAWERS Of all kinds,
HALE HOSE AND GLOVES of all kinds.
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS of all kinds.
CRAVATS and SCARFS-magn assortment
HANDKERCHIEFs AND sUSPENDERS.
very superb assortment Of
BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING.
ET- NO DEYL4WoN FROM MARKED PRICES
ALFRED MUNRoE CO.,
norl6 1T 81 Magazine street. corner of Gravier.
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murdoch the actor playing very successful engage
ment In Louisville - le"s'
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Of all the latest and bests styles
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HosE-of Sill Ma,
Cashmere, Lambs Wool Cotton;
scARFs, cRAvATs, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE MoNNAIES, POCKET BOOKS CIGAR CASES.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-o Silk and White and p,-,
Cambria;
uMBRELLAS-of Silk, Bingham and Cot.ou
EssNs RoBEs-Of Cashmere Moussene Lame and Co,ton
PERFUMERY; ~ D
COMBS;
BRUSHES;
COAT LINKS;
,,,.o ,,,,,,, SHOULDER BRACES, ETC
- 0.oe sll.Nl .. 9pd I
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Shi1ts-Sx.trfs-Sht7.fs.
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN SHIRTS.

now in ,tore aud selling at
ASTONISHING LOW PRICES.
t. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
SHERMAN g. PIERSON,
no ION Canal
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H Those pleasant Geographic messages o {
satisfaction at the Democratic nominations sent
from Washington by sundry of the rejected
Democratic aspirants to the Presidency were
quite admirable. They were tributes to the
popular sentiment which il-betokened the
feelings of disappointment which disturbed the
minds of the writers. 1t was too bad that q
respect for the popular voice, sort of respect
in which was mingled, possibly. little fear.
should extort from rejected man expressions
of graduation and joy that another had been
chosen! Oh, refinement of cruelty! 1t is like
making a man about being burned at the stake
stick splinters of lightwood in his body to ia
cilitate the confagration! We could not help
fancying to ourselves the sour looks of the au.
thors of these delightful epistles as they penned
them. Those epistles, too, had to be written
promptly, and sent with all possible haste ia
the telegraph Office, SO that the authors might
not seem reluctant in their rejoicing. Ye Gods!
were ever reluctant epistles written in such
haste! How the pens of the writer's did jump
and how they called out waiter" We won
der whether General Cass did not say, ed
you, take this to the telegraph office!''
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Mr.. MEAGHER, THE EXILE.

We publish the admirable remarks of this
gentleman on the outside of this days impress.
sion. There is no man who will not feel his
respect increased for the speaker-there is not
one who will not admire the noble delicacy
with which he declines the invitation. He
speaks like man, and as such, he appeals If
resistibly to the feelings of his kind-like a
patriot. and as patriot, he will be listened to
by all who love the soil that gave them birth.
The reason which he gives for declining the
civilities which the Council wish to bestow
upon him, is one that does honor, alike to his
head and his heart; to his head, for the simple
elegance of the language in which it is con-
veyed; to his heart, for the deep ceiling Of
which that language is the exponent. He can
not think OF feasting, while his country mourns
-of iuxuriating in the blessings to be found
only in . free country, while Ireland is in
chains.
Meagher is, evidently. no common. place
man-no demagogue of the day, living upon
the smiles and fattery ofthe crowd-no wretch.
ed egotisi, thinking only OF himself. while he
pretsnds to be pleading the cause of humanity.
He comes to the land Of Washington, not to
show his wounds, or 10 appeal to the sympa.
tihes Of her children, but to become one ofthem
10 bury bis sorrows 10 his own bosom-never
% forget The green Isle Of Erin, but never to
sbuuds her suffering and her sorrow upoa
others q public dinners, o. in crowded Assem-
blies. Such sitixsn q be will make j. worth
Ms weight in gold.
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D War Goop.-The Dispatch don't mean
10 s. deprived or ell the good things among ihe
politicians beea6se Il happens TO be neusrais--
/, cannot submit to any such disfFanchissnent.
Il means to take what il 6nds that u good MT
tered BY that Improbable classof The commn-
n;,v. This becomes the more important since
!, l. no, very often they do utter any thing that
10 really good. So take notice, that from .
!. hasty plate of soup 10 a bowl Of punch, and
any thing good said about them, or inspired BY
them, the Dispatch claims the privilege Of APP
preparation TO its columns for the amusement
of,iis readers. We have just heard OF one that
we cannot let pass.
Our neighbor Of the Wing intimated that the
military career Of Gen. PIERCE was chiefly
distinguished by the facility with which he fell
from his horse! The New York Tribune un-
dertskes to account for this alleged peculiarly
by saying that Gep. PIERCE was the hero O.
many hard fought botsle.""
I*Ofcourse we only 60 in for the joke. we
are not awaresthat Gen. Pierce ever "fougnt
the monkey" We only know that II even 50
great a General should undertake contest
with that individual, he must assurediy get
the worst of it; for it belongs not to the strate-
gy of man to find out the means OF beating
him, unless it be by keeping out OF his way
He will beat man off his horse, out of his
senses, and out of his shoes, and very breeches,
if he will try him long enough.J
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je l56t

F An ounce Of fact is worth pound oftheory !:
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster
around that Incompatible preparation, HOG nands
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. M jackson,
Philadelphia, establishing it's value as tonic and
restorative are such as would prevent incredulity
itself from questioning its efficacy. In all cases of
disease of the stomach. whether acute or chronic,
it NAV be recommended for its soothing, cordial,
and renovating influence. Dyspepsia, heartburn.
loss of appetite nausea, Eervous tremors relaxa
ton and debility, &c are relieved by the Btters in
q very short space of time; and perseverance, in
their use never fails to work a thorough cure.
ie15-6t
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DIED.

Very suddenly, onsMonday afternoon, the 4th
inst, Mr.. E M NEWBURN, in the 39th year OF
his age The friends and acquaintanc@s o. the lam.
nv ave invited to attend his funeral on WEDNESDAY
morning the 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock, at his late
residence, corner of Franklin and 18th streets.
On Sunday morning, 18th instant, VlRGiNiA
ANN, youngest daughter of Joseph A. and Mary
Weed The friends OF the family are respecuuiiy
invited 10 attend her funeral this evening. at
o'clock, from ST. Pauls Church, without further in
vitatioU.
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~ F. E. MOULSON, Jr., well and faverably
known in this city as a daguerreotypist, has re.
moved to Richcond, Va. We warmly recon-.
MouLsoN is a very superior artist. We saw the
other day several pictures recently taken by him,
quite equal to the best efforts of best artists
fCity Item.
Yesterday we saw some perfect gems, in the way
of pictures taken by the justly celebrated Moul-on.
Truly, the patent process is great discovery in
the art of taking daguerreotypes-- Public Ledger
We can almost say, Moulson's daguerreotypes
are equal to any paintings we have ever seen. His
new style of taking them on the French Ivory,
PEARL and Bronze Back grounds, is unequalled.-
Pennsylvania.
Mouson cannot be excelled in taking pictures
of children; they are perfect gems.-lSun.
MOULSON'S Daguerrean Gallery,
ITO Main st. LIST door above Mitchell g. Tyler's
Jewelry Store jel4
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Observation-Disclosures Black burn secured run
away slave named Biddy, on sunday night, and
yesterday she was returned to her employer, Ed
mond Andrus.
Nearly at the same time and place, watchman
Bibb secured Henry, who ran away from his mis-
tress Mrs. Charlotte Archer, some two weeks
since. Henry was also sent me.
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T MADAME DE SrAEL.-This lady observes
thai love occupies the whole life of woman. That
norton of time not occupied in loving 10 devoted to
loneliness: and such assistants as the Hyperion
Fluid for the identifying the hair, and Habesiona
for the complexion are not forgotten Every lady
whose taste is unexcepiionable, pstronizes these
ELEGANT toilet articles invented and sold by VIM
Boele. g77 washington street For sale oy
SEABROOK T. REEVE,
;.rs e. Broad street.
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DIsoRpERLY.-As free negro from New York,
named Shadrack Black, on Sunday, while under
the influence of siquor, behaved so badly on board
of the schooner Patmos, that he had to be tied and
sent to the cage. Yesterday the Mayor ordered
him ''thifty. nine"
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T TO TIE PUBLlC.-The celebrated
"FLEfCHER'S HAIR TONIC,n manufac,ured bv
John johnson, under American HOTEL having met
wide spread notoriety, for its wonderful prooertss
in preserving and Identifying the hair, the manu-.
facturer would repeat Ghrough this extended cir
culation) that he does not mean to part with hi
right to make and vend il in the State of vreini.
His attention having been so often called 10 hs al
vertisement he deems il appropriate to say 70 b,
friends and the public, that be Is still manuactur
ing it in large quantities trying to meet the demand
for it-those who have not been able TO be suuuied
may rest assured that now they can have tbs de.
iehtful aud valuable Tonic, by applying under the
American Hotel, or to R. R. Duvsi, seabrook q
Reeve and Bennett & Beers
je7 AMERICAN HOTEL
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AUCTION NOTICE.-The atten
ton OF housekeepers Is invited to the sale
OF household Furniture, to take place THIS
MORNING, at u o'clock, al the residence of Miles
T. PHILIPPE, Corner of Bank and llth streets) See
advertisement. LEMUEL RIPLEY, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by
je Is II GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auctr
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TREsrAssING.-Walters Sparks, on Sunday, com
mtted trespass upon the house of F. A. Blanken
ship, by chasing negro into the hall and there
beating him. He was bound over in the sum OF
$500 to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-15

SrEALING.-A ham was found in the possession
of George, slave to Thomas C. Burch, ON Saturday
evening, known to be stolen. George received &c
punishment on yesterday, 80 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-15

To THE RETAILERS OF ARDENT SPIRITS IN THIS
CITY.--We are requested to say to such of you as
have obtained license to cell ardent spirits by
tail, whether to be drunk at the place where sold
or not, must also procure from the court of Illus.
dngs certificate OF your good character; and that
without this certificate your license is of value.
The court is now in session, and as it requires q
majority of the magistrates to be present to hear
such applications, the court will be summoned to
hear them ON Thursday