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To the Editor of the Union:
W.crYYN,roN Urn

SIR: From the report OF recent debate in the House
of Representatives observe that claim of the heirs of
the late General Watson of Georgia. for money paid to
the Creek Indans-wth the assent of the Indian De-
partment at Washington-for certain Seminole negroes
captured in Florida, by the army under my command is
before the House in the form of bill. That my
agency in the matter may be understood ask the favor
OF you TO publish letter which l addressed than
years ago the subject to the Hon. Howell Cobb
then member OF Congress from Georgia. | submit
copy of the letter; and am, most respectfully, your
obedient servant,
TIL IESI1p
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We understand that the Hon. Mr.. Pearce is detained
at home by sickness, which accounts for his recent alb
sence from his seat in the Senate.
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CAVALRY TROOP.-It having been proposed by a number
" ecizens organize this city volunteer cavalry
MI favorable 70 the proposition requested the
House, 14h and Penn
Monday is March O'Clock, m for purpose
MAX ing preliminary arrangements.
3-W
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CARD.The OF the ladies and gentlemen Wash
"A respectfully invited the sale which will take
residence Of Mr. Kdden, street. two doors Of
Monday lst March, 10 O'Clock,
nitue qpsiU, sale will be worthy
attention. For further particulars advertisement
- A GREEN, hucuoneer
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90 Jackson Democratic Assoolatton--The regular
monthly meeting Of this Association will be held
Hail. ste the Adslph Then) Pennsylvania ave
nue., neur ~ street. Monday nsrt the LIST March,
O'Clock, when the election Of oces for ensuing will
place
Feb 97-3t j. d. HOOVER President
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no MEsTIC MEDICINE, SURGERY, and msterfs
~ Medica for diet, management Of the sick
sc. by Francis q. Smith, NJ %. ~
American Receipt Book, Complete Book Of Refer
fuos by A. g. Wright Just published and FOR sale BY
"F TAYLOR h MAURY,
Fcb@ Booksellers, near 9th street,
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Official.

DEPARTMENT STATE
Washington, February &c, 1850.
Information has been received Corwine Uni
ted States consul Panama. OF the DEATH
thet Of David Deuendor a citizen ofthe United States
Mr. Corwine that the deceased len effects
unable TO ascertain his former place Of residence
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IFE OF GEN. LEWIS CAss with the Pamphlet ON
Ii the Right OF Search William r. Young Of Michigan
Walkers Rhymng Dictionary, and revised edition.
domestic Medicine, Surgery and Msiefa Medes by Francis o.
Three Thousand Receipts Complete Of by
The 6d Bel, Independence Phadsphia l77e By Henry
G. Watson, fRANCK TAYLOR
Feb@
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ny-Unitarisn Church.The Rev orviie Dewey Pastor Of
Feb 28
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ODD FELLOWS HALL third week of Burr's Seven Mile
Mirror of two thousand miles the Lakes the Mia
CARA, st. Lawrence, and Saguenay rivers.
This work. executed from drawings taken upon
interesting objects LOCALITIES 400
cities villages 900 buildings 800 steamboats, ships and
| other vessels.
Hand book TO the mirror IAN
Every evening, except Sunday.
Doors open 6}--miTror X to O'Clock.
Abundance Children half price.
Day exhibitions afternoon, at half past O'Clock
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BY ]. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUND,
Il ON NEW JERSEY AyENUE.-By virtue of q deed
duly in Lber W. b. No. 1885, 49,
records OF Washington
the subscriber trustee will sell at public auction Monday The
O'Clock, brick
7t 652X feet ground The
property indpusbe, and the location good.
made before proceeding
To sell. THOS CARBERY, Trustee.
ebl5-d J. @. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
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QJ-The FuIi1ment OF Prophecy.-we would remind the
pubic Of the series Of dscourses above
which have been announced for week from
Feb2S - = "
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-By vir-
recorded In Liber w. b. No.
2s &C. In Liber w. D. No. &C. folio TO- Ac and in Lber
folio AS parties, the under
signed trustee satisfy the claims secured BY said deeds Of
will sell auction, the premises, Monday the
dsy ofMarch, D. 1884, O'Clock, p. m, part Of
square city OF Washington. The property Of
Mr. William Marshall,
.yvania avenue OF Browns marble HOTEL and
Of valuable pieces Of property this city.
THos CARBERY, Trustee.
Feb Id A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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DEMNANTs--Ws invite attention large lot OF
dress and kinds Of goods which, applied for err, will
disposed Of sacrifice order make for
goods. CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Il co.
Feb o4-dtMsrIn
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OF street Presbyterian Church.-By Divine permls
sion the Rev Doctor Smith, OF Baltimore will
on NEXT Sabbath morning II O'Clock and at half in the
Feb %
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NEW aOODsi NEW GOoDsi NEW GOODS -Just
Nv received
20 splendid embroidered Grape shswis
a do plafu do do
ESQ yards bfocade striped, and plaid silks
s,Osd 40 a, e, and -
1900 do style beTege de lains
900 90 quality French mousseines
700 DO French gnghnms, very handsome
$50 figured French chntzes
10 Dozen clear lawn handkerchief
embroidered
50 pieces plaid cnmbrics
~ d, dress patterns fne- dotted muslIns
Plain Swiss musl.,s, Nsnsook muslns
Heck musns, white cambrics
rs pieces black slpacas
20 do Bsrkeiy
Russia diapers, huckshsck diapers, table dsmssks
Damask napkins cloths, cassmeres
Nesfings cnrtsn mnslns
so red annpels
yards enched cot from
1000 5-4 md 1914 blesched shertlnss
do brow do X M cents
bales bed licking tex cents
yards English and American caiicoes s
5000 DO ingram and ply
velvet and tapestry carpets
500 do rag carpets At rs cents per yard. -
Feb l3-9av2v6
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rARUsI'S SALOON, March 4, Is5a.-Miss JENNY BUSK
citizens Of the District that
she will give concert in Washington Carss saoon on Mon
evening" Assisted by Prof Downas the piano. and
Prof Wagner Programme future advertise
Feb 24-dG
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Great Southern Mail Routo.-New and Improved
Schedules.
Tpice Daily bstoeen Washington and As Southern Cie
and after the ls Of March, southern mail boat leave
Washington al 2, and by
senge for any point south Of Washington viii avoid detention
their south west Of Richmond whilst addition,
senger for Norfolk, by taking the night line will arrive
mond in time for the boats which leave for that place daily
FARE.
From Washington fredericksburg ..........S 50 %
From washington TO Richmond.
second Glass 80
For the information traveller
Charlottesville aud points taking
the night boat from Washington delay
Of the Virginia Railroad, point
following morning. whilst destined Lynchbug, Lexins
Buchanan and the Mineral Springs OF Virginia. by
the boat able direct Rchmonda
thus proceed directly their the comfortable packet boss
of Boyd, Edmond Davenport which leave Richmond daily
O'Clock, p.
FARE.
From Richmond Lyncbus 80 So and Lexington and Blu
chanan s. each.
For through tickets apply board of either Of the mail boats
and for further information TO
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
Agent Of the line in Washington,
Feb as-dlw&eod3m
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CARUsI's SALOON, WASHINGTON.
MISS DAVENPORT Of announcing that she will
III her shakspearan reading Saturday night Sub
OF VENICE.
admission 81 obtained the principal hotels and
a hail. where seats may this Saturday
Feb d
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BOOTS AND SHOES in variety nj tho Eighth
ID Manuctory-French boots OF superior
style quality patent boots and shoes every
variety great supply Of which will be sold
low prices, wholesale retail
The subscriber liberal extended
informs his customers that he continues
stand better prepared than heretofore supply
them he workmen than formerly
eapscious apartments. II. JANNEY,
Feb 2B--d3w 9Th street, nesr the General Post Once.
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This staunch democratic paper has passed into the
hands Of Mr. Emile La See, who favorably known
as member OF the last Congress. We take pleasure in
laying his Introductory card before our readers and also
extracts from leader in his paper Of the 18th instant
headed " Democracy and Whiggery" II will be seen
that he takes his ground with rmness the true doc
nes of his party and that he enters upon their discus
sion with zeal and ability that cannot be surpassed
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q sx~~, FOR NORFOLK.-The steamer OsCEOIA
G,askSe will the lin February her "Trip. IN.
ss-nSuR above place. leaving Washington every wednes-
O'Clock, Returning leave Norfolk every Friday
4 O'clock D. m. Passage and fare, Is.
she viii going and returning al Cone rver and
landings the Potomac
Feb iO-du JAMES MITCHELL
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Washington and Alexandra.

Washington and Alexandria Boat.
a ~Sr-u THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de-
Exx&e at the following hou-tree coaches connect
with the boat in Washington Boats fare zS CENTS
coach 81 One coach the Capitol the other h street,
Northern Liberty Market
Leave Alexandria 81 7k, on, TX, ~, ~, and O'Clock
Peb I5-du JOB CoRsoN, Captain
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IA khhiNt<s: aEsRiNGs:-2o naii abls
L Family hoe Herrlngs
50 bbls No Halifax Herrings
so 90 No 90 do
Ia and for ssie low b. A. S. LEE.
nu It's
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
By James NJ. Tayler.

VALUABLE PROPERTY nv ,a~.
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD Ann a. 8
SHALL STREET-Three very desirable I'm -.
licences and a beautiful Lot for sale =.
AuctiOn.-Will be sold on Friday. the o3d ~.
tooer. commencing at O'Clock M, upon ths
premises, those three very desirable residences sir
uatd on the west side of 18th street. between Broad
and Marshall streets, and now occupied by Messrs
James Cowardin, WIN Fry ard David Dopnsn
These houses hre built in tie most approved and
modern style. four stories hi gh with about eight
rooms EACH are in perfect order and contain every
convenience to De desired in gerteeI fa-.iiy resi-
tences After which will be sold that very beauti
tul lot OF ground, together with the proveme nts
thereon situated 18th street. at its intersectia r
with Marshall street, fronting so feet and running
back l2O feet, In the rear part Of which lot OeaynS
1t OF sufticien, depth for building purposes) stand
two tenements fronting Marshall street-and
these tenements are now yielding very good rents
This property, from its immediate proximity to
the principal business parts of the city and also lis
very retired and agreeable situation together with
the very desirable character Of the improvements
DC, combines unusual inducements to those in W ant
OF genteel residences, or who contemplate build
ing
IERMs.-One.fourth cash, the balance in / 9 and,
3yearsi the credit payments to bsar interest, paw.
aoie seml-annually aid secured by deeds of trus.
oc6 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auct
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A L an adjourned meetlog + tho C-,,,a,,I = -
- Clty CT klchmond he d san. IL. issn l. =

n gu euJoofhed meeting If the Councl Of the
Iou;n" 81 hichmond, he Sept alst ls52, the tol.
co,b;, TUanci berg sa,ssed that the petitions of
fnu,,h ~ aid others the PETITIONS of one
sad petitions, '"y' uo'n' on the
! ,1 hesolee, mat poll be, and the same il berehz
10 take the sense of the fire., holders Of re
ny on ths question, whether tn. CounciI on no,
naf OF the city, 4y subsct be 70 the stn.h of Ie'
nchnohd and Danyille Railroad Company. a com
pahy incorporated fur work OF nterpal ir,nronn
eht IN THIS state, part of which is to be construc,
SO y, oon ~ near Lae ciy an amount exceeding
~oo,ooo lnat ne Time Il the poll be- Tuesday the %
DAY ot November next, and tnat this re.oution +.
published Tor one month, (and fer wards unril he
day of the poll liz at least two newsuaoers of N
city. A copy. u me
WIN. P. SHEPPARD, C.CP
M ~. ~ ~.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

TRUSTEE SALE OF 4 HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON LEIGH STREET BY virtue of a
deed of trust executed by James N Jordan and
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court Clerks
Office, the subscriber as tru4tee in said deed (being
thereto requested by the beneficiary viii, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of October, at ha past
O'Clock P NJ. sell upon the premises, the property
conveyed in sid deed being lot OF ground situ
ated on the south side Of Leigh street, near Brock
Avenue fronting so feet and running back 90 feet
more or ess, and upon which lot stands thre e.
story brick house in excellent order, having been
thoroughly repaired, and all the necessary cut
houses
TERMs-Will be reasonable and will be announc
ed ON the day Of sale.
oc2 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Trustee.
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The subscriber, IN returning his most sincere
taanks tor the very liberal pat OGage kindly be-
sto"ed on the old firm, pegs to inform his Old Gus
toners and the citizens generally, that he ha. just
returned from the North with entire new stock
q Fall Goods, amongst which may be found
Landsome designs in Silks. silk VeIvets Mouslin
d. Lame, Cashneres, MeIlnos, Alpacas, and an ex
LsIye assortment Of Grape long, square and thih
sA'".s; also, very large assortment of Fannels,
Blankets keiseys, Linseys, &c. &c, ana almost
e'-iy article usually kept in dry goods house,
"A.cn will be sold On the most reasonable terms.
MORRIS w. ROSE,
Or 6-2ra 2O3 Broad street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY pIspATcl
The Alleged Defalcation. ne &C.

TT, New York, Oct. 5.
, ne oe'a'caiion of Mr.. Bowen, cashier If
brown y Bros, is not so great as wa. =, o.,
P'oSeo' Upon an investigation of the ma,
' ' no evidence of fraudulent intention was
discovered, aud tits believed that an an,c ahls
adjustment will take place.
senator Whitcomb, of Indiana, died in this
city last night '"''
Inc Express of this morning states ,ho,
Daniel Webster will soon relieve b;o,aaIs
his Trends OF the embarrassment caused by the
use OF his name in connection with the Pres;.
dency.
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lrriraL from he Plains.

s.. LOUIS. Oct. 2.-Major Sanderson, and
60, Claiborne, OF the mounted rifles, at
-.,15 Yesterday IN this city fcom the Plains,
,ts,sig.ev have been IN service several months.
a., 45,schmtnis If troops under command Of
NJ :. returned 10 Fort Leavenworth in ex.
..',,f condition. The weather on the Plains
80 mild and pleasant.
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Important from Havana.

MOBILE, Oct. 4.
Inc steamship Black Warrior arrived to-
day, with Havana dates to the 1st. Faccioli,
oae OF the parties implicated in the publica,
ton Ct the Voice of the People," was recent
ly garoied. His mother, overcome with grie,
dled the next day. The steamer Crescent
City had been forbidden TO ente the harbor of
Havana while Purser Smith was retained in
office.
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From Central America.

New York, Gets.
Adr'ces from Nicaragua state that the gov
eminent ct that province peremp,orily rejects
inc PROJECT OF adjustment, agreed upon by
webster ani Champion. 1t protests against
foreign interference in the affairs Of Central
America.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Sn,Iinc of he Snrandc.

py,, ,pr1pHIa, Oct. 4th.--The U. States
.rmer Saranac sailed for Brazil this alter
sta 'n she carried out CheYalier Periera de
Iv we and family, late Charge d Affairs from
ia, o",1I who had been superseded by Com
D,,,,Jsr Mo,iera, as Minister Plenipotentiary.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Col. Fairlamb, a
m-mAer OF the Bar, was shot al this morning,
il .5JHJ # the Criminal Court, by Ephraim
Gtt-r, an Old man, against whom Furlamb
acted as counsel several months SINCE He
.rra three Shots without effect, and after a
1t ring before The COur, was committed in
I --Luli u hsII.
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HAVING removed TO the city, I will offer for
Il sale on MONDAY, the ilth day of the pre- sent
month, at 10 o'clock al the Crops Vegetables and
Farming Utensils some Furniture, Barouche and
Harness The Vegetables will be sold in lots the
Corn, Fodder, Hay, &c, will be divided to suit pur
chasers. Terms Cash. RICHARD FOX.
Sale conducted by A. B. HUTCHINSON.
&C 6-tds
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BY Davenport. Allen & Co.

ny DdFCHPUTt' 1lICu q COs
S00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
wv HATS, SOLE LEATHER AND TRUNKS
ATAUCTlON-O Thursday, 18th October, we
VIII sell at Our auction store at 10 O'Clock large
assortme ut OF fresh and desirable goods for fall and
winter sales, consisting CT
Gf nts tine calf Boots
Men and boys heavy winter Boots
Mems and boys sewed and pegged Brogues
and Brogans
Youths Boots and Shoes
"omen's and Misses Buskins, Ties, Boots
I50 cases silk and wool Hats
$50 si1es Sole Leather
$50 Trunks &c DC
IERMs-under 500, cssh; 800, and over, fur
months credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
~ Auctioneere
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The REINDEER CALAMITY.-Captain Farm
HIM and Nj. Hewlett, engineer of The steam
Loaf Reindeer, against whom the grand Jury
O. New York found bills of Indictment for
mansiaughter, surrendered themselves on Sat
ur!ev and entered in bail in the sum of $l0,-
lNr each
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Alyices from Hong Kong are to the Odd Of
J.iy. The rebellion III China was exciting
more alarm, the insurgents having appeared in
tn northern province of Honun, which is
new feature Of the affair. Troops had been
sent from Canton 10 oppose them. One Of the
Wgl Mandarins had been degraded, an indica-
lion that the Imperial forces had been having
LIE worst O. II.
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SAVANNAH, Oct. Billy Bowiegs and
Gle. sr,ar spending three days here, left in
emmy with the Government officers yester-
il, .,r Florida.
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STREET FIGHr IN MAYsvILLE.-On Thurs
3sy ms: an almost fatal aii,ay occurred in
Nv, between the Rev. alr. Grun-
Is and Mr. Re,d, both of that city. The two
me, "a the Str,e, aud commenced a political
Argument at which the purlies 'waxed warm
and warmer" uatii they came to blows. The
clergyman was badly bruised in his face and
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Cl>clyyAri, Ocs. "A few days since, at
Cuvaz,ou, La, during a quarrel, u man pane
E cnIau shot IL. Smith, and severely wound
Cd hn. SHitA turned aud shot Cockran.-
either are expected 10 survive.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTUKE DAYS.
BY JAMES IN. TsV;5:
m AS- = AOhs
UsT VALUABLE IMPROyRn pro

- oAMhS ms TAYf.(bR -
M VsT VALUABLE IMPROvRn pro
The T.I IN The CITY OF RICHMoND
srs EI,LarEe Warehoase On nm 49,. ..e
Lleven Houses and Loss :. 49,,
lie. En- 10th and 11th Sfreet. ~
recfor, ~ ofoer OF the PRECEDENT and gosrd ~ nj;
PAW. shs me James River and Ksnauba Cor,
October. 1872 on WEDNESDAY, The 20th dsv Of
the uren,;ss' commencing at II O'Clock N ~, :,
Warsh.es, sell that Large md vaI u ppn
lfth s,se on the south sIae ~ 81. SaOi0
Wa+.on ana occupied by Messrs nan.n, On
feet 10 the Ras, Fronts 65 feet and runs bss loo
stories high, in the ast quit OF brick four
manner fronts % rect on lo.b So aa approved
ine soutn line by the canal. mr. bounded ON
within snort distance from thu Ras;n q ,eet to
WV ..onts on the Basin and canal, aaa,S. nasing
FAC htles for receiving and dscharpina - ample
disc In point OF location and constrres., nerehsn-
regarded as one OF the most valuable Waras lls 70
In the city for the transaction of a hepvv s1eses
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lots ai'
ted on the north side of Byrd, between 1e,b IN
llth streets-ail of them in good order and nearIs
new, each three stories hi III and running oack r.
the canal. The construction of these Houses is such
that with some slight alterations they could bf
made to answer for both residences and bushes,
n fuses, and from their location, will always fie
ready tenants al handsome per centage uyon III;
outlay.
1t is deemed unnecessary here to enunerate tn.
many advantages OF location and construction com
bined in the above property but in view of the i'm
portant improvements in the vicinity thereof now
In progress, we would ask an examination of tht
same by those wishing to invest their surplus tnnd,
judiciously.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash; the balance
at 3 and IL months with interest and the deferred
payments to be secured by DECIDE of trust upon tbs
property.
Sc % JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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c.a.ress.anal Nomination an kentuck1.

I Tx
1,sK,HGE, Nv, Oct. 2.--rhe Democratic
C,,-,sr.f,r. " hlch assembled at this place on
T-s,,. nominated Robert J. Ward for Con
-r..s Who declined. The Convention then
r, ..fmhed and nominated Robert j. Breck-
s.r.lg,. IL ot this city, tor Congress.
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Louisville, Oct. 2.-Ihe Missouri Legs
la,are Adjourned after passing the Hanibni
an 81. Joseph Railroad bill, which gave rise
10 much discuss on.
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FIREHEN's RIoTs The fremen OF Phla-
L yt.!a had three more riots on Sundar, du-
-ag which Capt. Bradshaw, OF the police, had
1ue ct his tc6ta knocked out, and was other
Is &C injured. Several arrests were made.
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= Mr.. Wan. N. Mills, superintendent Of
IL police Of Alexandria, died in that city last
Monday morning.
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IFE INsU!sANCE.-Tns muinnl z,e.-s.

LEE INsUHAaCE.-Tne Mutual benent
~ Company office IN kichln ond, at the Root
Store corner above Exchange BANK Main street.
b w. KNOW LES, Agent
Inns company has received for premiums over
Io00OOO dollars, and is one OF he best in the United
states or Europe. During the present year the
agent, IN Richmond, has paid losses of 5 O0O 1900
and one Of 600 dollars, and has another of SIu0
t. pay in few days All losses are paid promptly.
No company can insure for less cha ge and give
equal security and advantages to the insured
OC 5-5t
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7'le Capfare Of a Murderer.

WukE.BARRE, Oct 4.-Evans, the murder
Reese, was captured to-day, and lodged
IA Ial here,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-06

| Osp LETT s IA letter dated from Ger
Ii many, written IN The German language ad =
-.es-ri 10 EmaIeul Stlaus IVES dropped between
ii a! stiesl aI.G the O'd Market, yesterday even
ls. The finder Will confer favor aud be reward
e. il required By aving il at NJ s FRAUS' corner
&. I7th aud franklin streets, or at this office.
o. SIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-06

CHARLEsToN, Oct. 5.-The deaths by yell
low fever in this city for the past week have
been forty-one.