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HEALTH OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.


A late Paris correspondent of the New
York Tribune, revives the story of the poor
health of Louis Napoleon. He says that he
has the same sallow, bioated appearance,
which he wore more than year ago, and
from which he had partly recovered; that he
begins to stoop, and when he walks bears
heavily on his stick, as if he required its sup
port to sustain himself The writer thinks
that schemers against the life of Louis Napo-
leon have no need to leopard their lives in at
tempts upon his for nature viii have ac-
complished its work with his body before
many years roll around. 1t is exceedingly
rare, adds the correspondent, to see a man
with Napoleon peculiar dead appearance of
the skim and with such manifest indications
of imperfect secretion, hold on to life as te-
naciously as he does.
Weknow not how much to believe of these
stories. An intelligent gentleman of Virginia,
who was in Paris during the period of Louis
Napoleons former alleged sickness, and who
had good opportunities of knowing the facts,
informs US that the Emperor was in excellent
health at the time, and that all the stories
about his indisposition were manufactured
for particular purposes
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CUBA.

The proposed annexation of the Sandwich
Islands has revived the interest which Is felt
in this delicious island. Cuba is great
temptation, nesting under the wing of the
American eagle. and invoking nurture and
protection, but our countrymen have wisely
resolved to wait patiently the opportune hour
when manifest destiny shall force her into
our parental arms. But the eagerness of our
northern brethren to appropriate the Sand
witch Islands may precipitate the fate of
Cuba. If annexation is to be the order of
the day, it must keep even pace at both ends.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Nov. %.

CORRECTED DAILY.
we have nothing new or interesting to no e in our
market to-day-but little doing in produce-waitng
for the steamers news
FLOUR is quiet. About 1000 bbs in to-day We
heard of sales except small lots in store at 81
Shippers only offer sos
WHEAT-The market is dull at Si.a0 to 81 d.
no change in TOBACCO, CORN and other arti-
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MARRIED.

In this city, the 10th instant, by the Rev. w c.
Meredith, DR.. SAMUEL B. CHRISTIAN of Camp
bell, formerly of Buckingham, to Miss MARY d.
WRIGHT. formerly of Cumberland.
On Thursday, 18th inst, by the Rev. R. Ford Mr.
WILLIAM K. DAVIS to Miss ELLEN S. NUN
CUS-all of Richmond
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MAINE LAW IN NEW YORK.

The advocates and opponents of the Maine
law in New York seem to agree that it viii DE
passed at the next session of the New York
Legislature.
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ATTENTION, r. L. /. BLUES ATTEND me ct.
ing of your company at Lafayette Hall, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 23rd instant, at u O'Clock, P. NJ, as
business of importance Is to be transacted. 1t is
hoped every member will be punctual to the hour
BY order of Capt. Patton.
no % J. +. REGNAULT. o. 8.
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MILITARY.

CALEDONIA GUARD, ATTENTION Parade
In front Of LAFAYETTE Hail. on THURSDAY, at
O'clock p NJ with rounds Of ball cartridges
Arms In order for inspections.
mn osyya S''s' : ThOs. r. TAYLOR, o. 8.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Nov. ~
ARRIVED,

, steamer Eevidere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse. to
Nv. Fry. Aia'iS' Hal'iihofe, suaho 10
Esrrar UA's n0oene lnman, New York, hay to T..
Isrns '" '''ei' Lake, Philadelphia, coal to p. C.
-, sinSes - oockney, Thompson, North Carroll.
Schr. VIM. Colqutt Kerw"r p,.;- .za 4.
w ID. Colquitt L Co. A"l''iiioie' lose' ~
SAILED
Steamship jamestown, Parrish NJ. vi. Il,
and passengers. ave" ioih' must
Steamship City of Richm ond Mi.chau ptu,,
plia, mdse. and passengers. hHaue4-
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimera ,ndsa
Ludlan L Watson. niose''
Schr. lydia Ann, Worries, New York. mdss w n
Colquitt ~ Co. p" ~
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EAGLE INFANTRY. ATTENTION ATTEND q
meeting Of your Company. at Lafayette Hall, on
TtIffRsDAY next, the 9th inst, at o'clock, r. H.
TO no into the election of non-commissioned officers
NO a5 ~ S'''' u - JOHN c. POWELL, o. s.
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aRTILLERY.--Attend a meeting ut your Gun
House on FRIDAY EVENING next 25th instant,
st "a o'clock Punctual attendance is required
By order of the Captain
no 23-3t THOS. C. BALL, O. 8.
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ATTENTION, YOUNG GUARD!-Attend a meet
ing of your company. at your Armorv, on wEDNES-
DAY EVENING next, November 25d, at o'clock
punctualy. By order of the Captain,
no 22-2t Il. FORE, o. s.
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We are indebted TO the agent of Parrisen and
Kings Express for New York papers.
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NIGHT PUPILS.-A few hints from pc

IN feet masters often of more service in develop
ing the capacities ola pupil than the most protracted
lessons of an inferior teacher"
PROF MILLAR having completed his arrange
ments is now pre- pared to receive additional
Der of night Students. Gentlemen wishing to be-
come good expert Penmen, politely invited to at
tend
Terms for the course six dollars, and success guar
anteed.
Academy at Pratt's Picture Gallery, Eagle Square,
Main street, open till 10 O'Clock, at night
M
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DEAD THIS ADVERTISEMENT =
~ CHEAP READY.MADE CLOTHING.-ln-
tending TO make new arrangements in their Clothing
establishment the undo rsigned in order TO close out
their present stock which is very large and complete
will sell their extensive assortment Of Ready Made
CLOTHING, consisting of every article to be found
in similar establishments AT AND BELOW COST,
Persons in want will do well to give call. They
may rest assured that we will do what we say-that
is, sell READY-MADE CLOTHING AT AND BE-
LOW COST.
j. GREENEBAUM l. SHLOSS,
No. 80 Main street. next door to China Hall.
CY= Don't mistake the place. no 22-lm*
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According to the new census, the total population
OF the United States 10 %, l9l,s76.
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I AMBERT'S OFFICE, No. 3 NoRrH

1 AMBERTS OFFICE, No. NORTH
IL CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE.
ALL PRIZE LOTTERY
For Saturday, Nov. 18th. Every ticket will be a
prize tor all, without drawn number will be enti-
tied to $40 gross!
Capital 70 coo Dollars.
The grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland, Glass
2: S72 600, S24,0 of Si209O 10 of 5000 10 of
$4,000, 20 of SLIT, l76 of $780, being the lowe st
three number prizes. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets
$50; halves, quarters and eighths in proportion.
Risk on package of 81 Whole tickets, or
price of Certificate, $3.50 90
do. do. Half do. It's 90
do. do. Quarter do. 81 %
do. do. Eighth do. 4S 10
All tickets sold at this office are stamped by the
Commissioned of Lotteries for the State OF Maryland.
The law of Virginia imposes heavy penalty on
persons buying selling Lottery Tickets in that
State. Those inclined to purchase without violating
the law requested send their orders to this Of
fee, and they will be promptly attended to-.
The printed OFFICIAL DRAWING will be for
warded SO to reach Richmond and Petersburg the
following morning Address
no 22-St THOMAS LAMBERT Baltimore, Nd.
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NORRIS, 81 Main street, has just

Life of Benjamin Robert Hayden, Historical Pain
ter from his Auto biography aud Journals edited and
compiled by Tom Taylor. in vols. Price 81 70.
History Of Greece, by George Crate, Esq, volume
The Young Ladies' Home, by Mrs. Tuthil a new
edition, with engraved frontispiece.
History of England, in verse; from the invasion OF
Julius Cesar to the present time, by Hannah Town
send third edition illustrated o23
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ENOR SALE.-We have for sale, Sc
Il cond-hand PIANO FORTE, but little used, and
said to be an excellent instrument which we will
sell low, for cash, time, as may suit
We have, also. for sale, neat BRICK HOUSE,
near the Medical College, in first rate order, con-
tanning some or Rooms, and Kitchen attached.
no % TOLER & COOK Pearl St
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E4 MORE NEW GOODS.-f. X. PRICE 4 CO.
are opening this day by Express
New style Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAlDS
Plain French MEKIN0ES and DE- LANES
Few elegant Dresses in MORE ANTIQUE"
Cloak CLOTHS and VELVETS for Cloaks
New Muslin CHEMIZETTES, SLEEVES, COL
LARS, &c.
Embroidered and Scolloped HDKFS, in variety
Muslin aud Jaconet FLOUNCINGS
Gallons. Marceiines, Velvet TRIMMINGS, &c
With many other choice AM seasonable goods
no I'm
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". AUCTION NOTICE.-BOOTs, SHOES L
DAVENPoRT, ALLEN co.

tT- POPULAR LECTURES ON NATURAL
SCIENCE--A COURSE OF LECTURES, de-
signed especially for the instruction of Mechanics in
brancbesof Natural Science, Immediately connected
with their employment viii be delivered at the Ar
MoRY CHAPEL The Introductory Lecture win be
delivered on WEDNESDAY next. the sd inst. at u
Z. NJ, and the remaining Lectures on the WEDEES-
DAY of each week following
There will be no charge for attendance upon the
course All who feel interested are invited to at
tend. no 2I-3tt
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JOHN H. BLAIR.
Having purchased of Mr.. E. p. Reeve his share of
the business heretofore conducted under the firm of
Reeve Blair hope by strict attention to the bu-
sness to merit continuance of the patronage so IL
berally extended TO the late concern. Persons in
deDfed to the late concern will please make pay
ment to the undersigned, who viii settle the busi-
ness OF the firm. JOHN II. BLAIR.
November q 1855
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ACHILLES G. GARNETT.

NHOWDER-Ni be served up Irom 4 /
~ till O'Clock, mae of FRESH COD, in down
east style, by II. w. ALLEN
At tbs Arbour.
NB--A fine lot of TERRAPINs and superior
OYSTERS now ON hand; also few HOLSTERS
iust received no lS--ts
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NEW YoaK, Nov 20-Arrived. schrs Ne,, W,
from Richmond. and Margaret from Petersbnr, VII
BALTIMORE, Nov 2l.-Cleared, schr. AIveraSo 70,
Richmond "
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lust UBLISHED-Outlines of Scrip
~ ture Geography and History, illustrating the his
torcal portions Of the Old aud New Testaments de-
signed for the of schools and private reading, by
Edward Hughes, f. R. A. S., &c.-SI
Elements of Descriptive Geometry, part 1.-The
Point, the Straight Line and the Plane, by Samuel
Schooler, Nj. A-S2
The Apostolica and Primitive Church, popular in
its government and simple i'll its worship; by Lyman
Coleman, with Introductory essay by Dr. Augustus
Neanier third edition-$l
Life of Benjamin Robert Hayden, Historical
and compiled by Tom TAYLOR Of the Inner Temple,
ESQ, vols, limo 81 10
With Number of other late and readable Books
just received by JAMES WOODHOUsE,
no % Eagle Square.
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It's WIN. N. TlNSLE4.

II DR.. WIN. II. MILNOR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender TO the citl-
zens of Richmond his services in all the branches of
his profession Dr. MINOR may be found during
the day, at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING corner of Main and Governor Streets
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-3m*
rP ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLlC.-Uffice on Franklin street.
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
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WORK RIVER RAILROAD-TO THE

OF hICHMOND.-The undersigned
the Commissioners appointed by the act of Assembly
to open the books for, and procure subscriptions to-
the Railroad from Richmond to York River in view
of the great importance of the work TO the whole
State, and especially YOU the people of Richmond,
respectfully invite you to assemble at Metropolitan
Hall, on MONDAY. the 18th day of December. that
you may appoint delegates to the King & Queen
Convention, hear the subject fully explained. and
consider and determine whether you will individual
~, orin your corporate character subscribe it. But
Sl5O,000 are wanting to build the Road, which will
put you within FIVE hours of the sea, and we cannot
forbear to say that in our humble judgments the
city of Richmond ought to take the whole of it. and
that will prove to be the best investment she ever
made. EDWARD J. WILSON
BERNARD PEYTON,
r. S. APPERSON,
JAMES LYONS,
r. H. MAURY. Comnl'rs
CHAS. DIMMOCK,
ABRA'M WARWICK,
JAMES STAMPER,
JOHN ID. CHRISTIAN, ]
u Other city papers requested to copy
q 23-2awts
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tyRUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The prospects of
war between these two countries has caused the adj
vance in price o. all necessary articles, except
SIMONS' DAGUERREOTYPES. And as far as this
useful article is concerned, readers have
son to fear for assured that il old Nick should
sncceed in giving Turkey bastiag, SIMONS beauti-
full Pictures would remain the same ever, both in
quality aud price. no IL
cy~ THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office of
II. r. Pairo Co.
no9-ts VIM n TINSLEY
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS, AT THE

IN EXCHANGE BOOK STORE.-GEORGE M
WEST-Che mlstry and Metallurgy as applied to the
study and practice of Dental Surgery, by A. Snowden
Piggot, NJ. D., with numerous ustrations-SS
Lectures on Surgical Pathology, delivered at the
Royal College of Surgeons of England by James
Paget, +. R. 5: Hypertrophy, Atronhy Repair In
finely illustrated-S3 so
The Young Lady's Home by Mrs Louisa c. Tut
hlll-75c
Life of Benjamin Robert Hayden, Historical Paint
er, from his autobio gaphy and journals edited and
compiled by Tom Taylor, 2 vols.-$l IS
Charles Auchester memorial-5Oc
History of En- gland in verse, from the invasion of
julius Caesar to the time with illustrative
notes chronological chart of the Kings of England
tables of contemporary soveregns and table des-
crlpive of the present condition of Great Britain by
Hannah Townsend, third edition-62ac
Cooley and Graham for cember-25c M %
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DOR SALE OR RENT.-A neat Cot
Il tage residence Clay street. The house is
new, he's SIX rooms, in thriving part of the city.
Applyto HILL & TALLEY.
Also lot of4 acres fland suitable for gardener
with good dwelling containing four rooms. Kitchen
cow-house, stable, &c, about onehalf mile above
Richmand. Apply to
/ no 23-6t HILL & TALLEY.
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I OST, on last Saturday, between the Old
IL Market and Victors mill, in the Valley, my
FREE PAPERS The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving them with Mr. Francis j. Smith,
at the Fredericksburg Depot, at this office
MARY POLLARD,
23-ltH Free of cnlnr.
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~ TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
Hair cut and dressed in the latest and approved
style, call on HOBSON. at the Hair Dressing, Shaw
ing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel.
Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from A. NJ to half past P. NJ, and on Satur-
day to II P. M.
Single Bath % cents, or five tickets for 81. En-
trance on 18th street. oc %
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~ LADIES' SALE.-The Ladies of Duval Street
Church will hold their Annual Fair for the sale of
useful and ornamental Articles and Refreshments, at
MONDAY EVENING. 2lst inst, at o'clock r. NJ.
The friends of the Church and the public invited
to attend. no 19-6tt
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tn DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen or
Il ~ lost, on board of my boat, GOLD LEVER
WATCH, with plain Black Ribbon and Steel Kew
attached The above reward will be paid and no
questions asked by being left the Dispatch Office
no 23-d3tcIt+ J, w, PHILPOTTS
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ERESH VENISON.- The finest and fat
l. est BUCK seen this year will be served to
patrons on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Low
ers of good eating will please bear it in mind.
K. w. ALLEN, Arbour
no 22-St coaner Main and 18th sts
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NOTICE-TO JOURNEYMEN SHOE
~ MAKERS.-Wanted, from eight TO ten good
WORKMEN, on both Ladies' and GentIemen,s
Work. To such as can make work to suit win rive
constant employment and liberal wages
ALEX. HILL
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer
&C IL No. I57 Main street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HAWURIH & HURIUNS
GREAT SOUTHERN BURLESQUE
OPERA TROUPE!
WILL give THREE MORE of their
w GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS
At OPOLIT1N NAIL.
IN MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,
Nov 2lst. 22d. and 23d.
They have engaged Mr. WIN. PARROW for the
threa nights only who will appear In his great on
pnal character of SOUTHERN NEGRO On A
FREE STATE RAILROAD.
r RIVERS, and several other new candidates.
will be presented leI Rn6c iayor On ms OCCASION
Doors open at half past 6-performance to COM
menceat II o'clock precisely.
no 2l-St
FASHIONABLE DANCING-BOsher's
l. Hall-The next session will commence at the
above establishment early in December.
Persons intending to join should do 60 at the open
ing.
no 4-dts CHAS. A. MEVOY.
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LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds. &C., for New York Pennsylvania North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Notaral business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
9-6m
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~ BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing. Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 1lth street.
Single Bath 3 cents or five tickets for 81. OCT
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FOR SALE.-A pair of handsome Car
Il rage Mares we'll matched, and of fine action
Also. very superior wagon and plough Horse and
two No Cows raised near this city. All for sale
the owner having no further for them. Apply
this office. no 2S-3t
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hINING-ROOM SERVANT for SALE.
~ A first rate Dining Room Servant, about 25
years of age, raised in the house from infancy and
of unexceptionab'e character to honesty and ca
pacity. Enquire at this Office. no 23-3t
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WANTED TO RENT Possession to
W be gwen during the month Of Novemberl-A
comfortable Dwelling House. Containing 1--WE or IN
rooms One on Shockoe Hill preferred Apply 20
e. ID, EAGHO
oc1o General Agent and CoIIectnr
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WANTED-A young man in. the Shoe
w business. One that can come well recor,nsnSD
ed will hear of good situation By addressing Boy
ooZ. fOsL OIiice Is
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DOR RENT-Three comfortable lodg-
Il ing ROOMS near the Exchange Hotel, suitable
for gentlemen. Apply to H. A. WATT
no 23-6t No. 70 Main street
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a GREAT variety Of FRENIH8eA
and for sale by JUAN PfxLINt,
noY nexf door Ia Exchange Nank
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~ TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-The I'M
designed will furnish to Builders and others, LUM-
Der and TIMBER. of every description of the
best quality, for Building and other purposes at
the reasonable prices, to be delivered at Rich
mond ON the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO. Esq, at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hail. Franklin street. viii
be duly attended to.
r.. r
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" PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by Ii. T. PAIRO
X CO; in Washington City by PAIRO NOURSE.
sc 22-ts
ERr ROPER " MIIKRAY INnERTAkERS
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TRANSPARENT GUM ID II Oh S--A
j. great remedy for Colds and Coughs, taf kase W
JUAN fi1xiNl,
no 2I next door % Exehsage K@nN
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E.NRESH supply OF MALAGA GR1kFEe'
!11t JUAN PIZZlNl,
no q next door 10 Escheass Ssnx.
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OF CO-PART NER.
y
f. PAYSON REEVE,
TOHN II pTAIp

~ SHIP.-The Co-partnershp heretofore exist
ing between REEVE L BLAIR, was dissolved on
the 18th August by mutual consent
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whenever il does occur be easily explained One
would suppose that II any explanation could be gwen IN
the OF the defendant II would have been gwen oy
his brother Ye though John Charles Gardiner was put
the winesssand BY the defendant and examined as
10 other points, not question was pat 10 nun a. 70 inc
acQ uslon OF the invested ~ me mines ihis
q significant fact 10 The case. John Charles Gardiner,
from his relations OF blood and business TO The defendant
was the man oil all others to give you TINS most neces-
sary information No gentlemen the orgin OF the large
means which The defendant preends 10 have invested IN
mines has not been explained, because cannot be ex
planned: he never had The means lie was not al one
monenta dentist, and at the next splendid mnor-a
new Rolhschild dispensing prosperity TO individuals
and helping INDECENT States out OF his abundance
These are not the days OF Aladdin, when rubbing the
lamp would bring untold wealth. What the defendant
asks you believe is scarcely less marvellous than any
story in the Arabian Nights That book written for
the amusement OF chdren-not for the instruction of
grown men--not for the guidance of sworn Jurors.
This man, day poor, tells you that the
day he Teveng III wealth. but cannot tell you
how the wonderful change wrought. Even the
magic OF credit has not been invoked Tor explanation
Nor could il be- One of the witnesses has informed
you that in Mexico 1t is exceedingly difficult TO obtain
credit, and that the business done there is cash BUSH
Here the District Attorney gave way. and the court
adjourned
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as industry ID known among bem, and more lawle,,
worthless tribe s TO be found in any portion OF NJ
United States Hospitality may BE- observed among then
but IL is much as white mans life is worth 10 n
among them. except trader II is very enooso1s
idea that "he Navajo country s shut in by high mou
taIs so TO be inaccessible TO an enemy excenrI
limited passes through narrow dehles though yn%
and Wild their country is readily accessible BY yery @
cradle roads. into the OF Chelley their slfoN
hold and main dependence. The grsvest efror, howsvs
is that contained in Mr.. Farnhams statement of IN
Navaos being the most civilized of all the wild Inds
OF North America" From most frequent and milne
association with them the past fall and water deem
them 10 be among the most rude. least intelligent ana
least civilized OF all The tribes OF Indians have ever seen
Some tiff ing improvement, has come from their irousn
intercourse with the Mexico Spanish population OF M
Rio Grande, but mol 10 extent worthy oil panicus
remark.