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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

FASHIONABLE DANCING.--B osher's
Hall-The next session will commence at the
above establishment early In December
ing. r.
no 4-dts cHAs. A. MEvoY.
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DICHAiOND ATHENEuM.--The cor

EAMII4Y FLOUR-Superior article for
3 ssls BY Iuo lsl J.J.ERy.
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HE CANAL BOAT .UNIONp is now
leave on y freight for Lynebburg and win
~ A
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JUDGING from the way WM. FAIL
- CONER has his windows loaded with fruit
pound, sponge and fancy CAKES, Christmas times
must be near at hand. He Is now receiving orders
for Christmas Cakes Those in want of SUCH had bet
ter call soon at WIN FALCONER'S Bakery
no q tN. -. III Main street
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The co-partnershp heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in connection with Joseph Mosby
in the business of manufacturing tobacco is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent The public inform
ed that notice will be given in few days upon whom
the settlement of the same will be devolved.
JNO. III SHEPPARD, JR.,
j.. Ii. CHAMBERLAYNE.
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are opening this day By Express--
New style Velvet and Cloth CLOAkS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAIDS
Plain French MEkINOES 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 and Jaconet FLOUNCINGS
Galoons Marcelines Velvet TRIMMINGS, .Gc.
With many other choice AMI seasonabie goods
no 12-Iu
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NOTICE.-The co-partnership hereto
fore existing between the undersigned under the
firm of Sheppard Chamberlayne. is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent. The public are informed
that notice viii be given in few days upon whom
the settlement of its affairs will devolve.
JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.,
Ell. CHAMBERLAYNE,
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CAV MANDATORY, 10th Street,

SAW MANUFACIUh1, IUIH StfetC,
~ between Main and Cary streets, Richmond. Va
TOLAND l. BURGER, Practical Sac Manlfactu-
rers are now prepared to manufacture SAWS OF
every description.
AL SAWS manufactured by US are warranted to
give satisaction-n not, they will be exchanged or
the money refunded.
SAWS that have been heated or sprung by run-
ming, repaired and warranted TO be good as new.
Repairing Of all kinds done at the shortest notice.
no 2-lm&
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OST OR MISLAID.-A NEGOTIA-
- Bile NOTE, drawn by Alexander L. Royster, at
months from the 2lst day of Oct 1885, for $282 25
payable to the order of Luke McKinna, having been
iost or mislad, the owner thereof hereby cautions
the public against receiving the same, as payment
thereof has been stopped. The finder wifi be re-
warded Ut required) by leaving the at the office
OF the Richmond Fire Association. oc PITS
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DlpoOLUTloN.- The co.partnersL;n.
- heretofore existing between HaRWonn
GAhIEh wa. dissolved, on the sih of h
the concern, win present them without daIs
justmeut HARW0f)D l. "a t5r ~ al
November 18th, 1858.
The business heretofore conducted hy Harwooa L
Carter will be continued by VIM. +. HARDWOOD n
whom most cheerfully recommend my friends
Franklin street, below the Old Market.
no 22-6t T. j. CARTER
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TOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T May

IN CONCERN.-As intend to close my present
business by the first of January, all persons having
claims against since Agent for WIN s. Wood are
requested to present them by that tie and all per-
SONS indebted to me will be prompt in paying, as
longer indulgen will not be given.
~ ISAAC Il. GRAHAM,
no 16-2wA Agent for w. s. Wood.
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e~RUSSIA AND TURKEY.--The prospects of
war between these two countries has caused the adj
vance in price all necessary articles, except
SIMONS' DAGUERREOfYPES. And as far as this
useful article is concerned, our readers have
son to fear for assured that If old Nick should
snceeed in giving Turkey Blasting, SIMONS' beanti-
full Pictures would remain the same ever, both in
quality aud price. no IL
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ILOTHING! CLOTHING - Having
~ too large q stock of CLOTHING on hand, and
wishing to reduce IT, the subscriber knows of no bet
ter way. than to offer great inducements to pur-
chasers. He has therefore determined TO self his
CLOTHING al prices 70 suit the times and purse.
His Clothing d made In the best style, being all
manufactured IN this city call y solicited, 70 as
fiofhina can 8 had atE A. LEWIS,
No. So Main st., opposite City Hotel, sign Of the
Large Red Goat no22
0E BBLS. TAR, for sale low BY
81 nov q a. 8. LEE.
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Ey HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY
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.
Sc Sim
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CO TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
Hair cut and dressed in the latest and most approved
style, call on HOBS0N. at the Hair Dressing Shay
ing and Shampooning Saloon, under the America,
Hotel.
n Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from 6 4. NJ. to half past P. NJ and on Satur-
day to IL P. M.
y Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81 En-.
trance on 18th street. oe %
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I hereby
IN give notice that Mr.. HENRY DAVIS, twho
has heretofore been acting my Agent in conduct
ing the Grocery Business Cary street. in the city
of Richmond.) is no longer my Agent; hut the said
Agency and ali business transactions connected there
with, between Mr.. Henry Davis and myself, have
ceased and determined from this dare
+. A. BLANKINSHIP.
Richmond. Nov 18TH 1ssI3. no I-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= TEMPERANCE MEETIN0.-Therc viii Sc
Temperance Meeting This Evening, TUESDAY,
q O'CLOCK {. n ct Wesley Chapel III the VALLEY.
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Cy- JOB AND CARD PRlNTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
EY-P Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc S-dtf
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~ B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Practices in all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover end Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, Tin ont of his oce)
mens of Dover &C.. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Fly 80. II
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IISEFUL ARTICLES FOR HOUSE
~ KEEPERS.-Rice Padding and Pea Boilers,
Salad Washer, Egg Spoons, Salad spoons aud Forks,
Quilting Scissors, Sugar Sppers, Toast Racks, Cup
Mops, Nut Cracks and Picks, Apple Peelers, Cheese
Toasters Cheese Scoops Pickle Forks Bread Knives,
Toasting Forks, Clothes Pus and Lines Clothes Reels
and Horses, &c, at the House Furnishing Store Of
no 81 BULkLEY& CO.
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" LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that 1 have just received by the
steamer Jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES,. which will be applied
be found all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, 18th street. and at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc IA Y4sr& p. r.. C.. HOBSON.
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officers to Cypress the people, and are we
Chinese to be prevented from taking any
money whateveri Universal sovereignty be-
longs to no individual, to the exclusion of
everybody else, and no one has ever yet
heard of dynasty Boosting an issue of a
hundred generations Of Emrerors. The right
of governing is possession"
We should rejoice to see Christianity pre-
vail in China. but it cannot be denied, as
we observed In former article, that
the religious notions of the leaders Of this
revolution are crude in the extreme. and that
the truths they profess are overland with the
grossest superstitions. While, for example,
they acknowledge the Divinity of Jesus
Christ, they assert that their principal chief.
tain is his brother, and that he acts under d.
rect orders from Heaven, But we cannot
expect men to emerge from a long night of
ignorance, aud at once see every object with
clearness and precision.
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A GREAT variety OF FRENCH CAN
IA DIES for parties and weddings. just imported
and for sale by :. JUAN PIZZINI
no q next door to Exchange Bank
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Va RY TUESDAY AFTERNOON. AT FoIIR
O'CLOCK, FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK, BY
THE ELEGANT SIDEWHEEL OCEAN STEAM
SHIP JAMESTOWN Capt. PARRISH.
Freight received TO DAY at IL O'Clock and up to
the hour of O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesday, 22d inst.
Passengers requested to be ON board before the
hour of departure, 4o'clock, p M.
Tickets and berhs secured at Office, South side
of the Basin.
Passengers for Norfolk will be charged the same as
by the river boats
no 2I-2t IITDIAM A. WATSON
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GTEAAlER BELVIDERE.-FOR BAL
~ TIMORE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
received to-day at u O'Clock, and up the hour Of
O'Clock, r. NJ, Tuesday, 22d inst. Also for Wheel
ing, Pittsburs, Cincinnati, and the South and West
generally. 9ss 81
2l-2t LUDLAM& WATSON.
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CANDLES 60 boxes Sperm and Ada
~ mantiae Candles 20 DO Olive SOAP. For sale
by EUAIN NORTH AM Il co. n
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TRANsPARENT GUM DROPSA
i great remedy for Colds and Coughs, for sale By
JUAN PIZZINI,
no 2f next door to Exchange Bank
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MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOLI.-This is
M the best article known for cleaning ard bur
nshing gold silver, copper STEEL tin ard all othsr
METALS sIsos for cleaning windows minors aud glass
WERE a., u For sale BY "A b R9sp . .s1s.
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QO CASES G. q. sLICORICE received
~ per steamer Roanoke, for sale by
no 10 SAML. AYRES.
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Ev BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on til street.
Single Bath q cents. or five tickets for 81. DC
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~ LADIES' SALE.-The Ladiesof Duval Street
Church will hold their Annual Fair for the sale OF
useful and ornamental Articles and Refreshments, at
SHUTTERS HALL on Broad street, commencing on
MONDAY EVENING. 2lst inst, at o'clock +. N:
The friends of the Church and the public invited
to attend 19--6tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

DIR. VIM. II. MiLNOR, practitioner, for the
last twenty years in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the cti-
of Richmond his services in all the branches of
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-Sm*
I w ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Uiice on Franklin street
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond Va.
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YsAN C0L0RED FRENCH MERI-
Il NOEs.-Tan cplored French Merinoes Just
no ii Ct HARTwELI Il co.
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RLEACHED SHEETINGS.-Just re-
II ceiyed per Jamestown one case each e.. 81
Tod, | "a and 1874 hleachea Sheetinss
no IL C. HARTNELL A. co
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pU1TER AND LARD.--75 buckets and
nolg WILLIAMS Il BROTHER.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.


EXCHANGE HOTEL.--C NJ Reynolds, Botetourt;
@ Cecil, Newbenn; III G McEnery, Louisa; salnl u
isd ps and E .syy.s hsa MG ss lanes
Norfolk; r. Plummer, Miss Plummer and Miss M
Lewis, c; sam @ Battle and lady, three children,
eI, Mobile, Alabama; Richardson, Washington;
Penny, N c; Boiling, Petersburg; III Buck
ner and lady, H Buckner, z Buckper, Abe
Bretlow, Southampton; Miss Arnold, r |; Miss Cren-
shaw. Hanover; Miss Bringhurst. Delaware; w WO
Rinek, ohioi Jones :, do wi Robertson la
Nelson and servant, New Kent; Bruce, lady and
two children, ChaTlottes J G Glaybrook Louisa;
P E Lemoine, @ Marsh, S Gillian, Petersburg; j
C Wheat, Staunton w Neal, N C; N E Monroe,
Phila; ] { Tunztall, Ala; : B Sydnor, Texas LIZ
Chalfan. Miss Ellis Cincinnati; s Rhes, Galveston;
Or D Smith, Miss 7 E Smith, Boston; z W Harris,
Miss Hs arr bynchbgrg; w Winston, Ridge
AMERICAN H0TEL.-v R Brooks, Buckingham;
Elan, Tenn; Jefferson Amelia; H shaw;
Eppes, Nottoway; w w Jones, Hampton; NJ Valen-
tint Floyd; NJ simons, Richmond r II Lorton la
DIV, child and servant, Petersburg; Hendricks New
johnson, Petersburg; 4 Evans, Norfolk; W Carter
and lady, Mrs Weeks, @ Dnndan; b Parker, c;
town, G; 8 Spindle, Goochland 3 7 Simmons, L
Baker Providence, Manchester, Powhatan.
CITY HOTEL w Smith, Norfolk; w II Johns,
j G Rich, Queenston; o Defendeffer, Baltimore; j
Shindler w Williamson, Va; Madame Durand w
II Durand, Warden Mrs Warden Baltimore; g
GqmPle, Y G Pierce, Richmond; c Richerson,
L ID Williamson, Hanover.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL w johnson, w G
Patton, Danville; T II Daniel, Pitsylvania H
McGelsehee, Buckingham; Alexander, D Col
lege; e Checker, E Checker, A Checker, C Checker.
Bait; WB Carpenter, Louisa; w G Ellis, ] w Wal
ton, Goochland; c T Alexander, Mecklenburg; s J
Kidd, Md; NJ Shaw, Buckingham; VIM Britton &
sons, DR. $ Wake, E Parkinson, ] Coghin
Chesterfield; Adkins, Va; slasher, Patrick; D
Webster, Ala; VIM Hay, Hanover; NJ Sublett Ca
lals; Thos Clarke 4 Wootten, Prince Ed;
Edwards, Hurt, LynchburG DIR 6 w Briggs,
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

CORRECTED DAILY.
Business during the past week has improved by the
large quantity of Wheat coming into market The
crowd and hustle about the Depots and Mills. with
the dscharging of vessels renders the city quite
tive and animated
FLOUR-The receipts begin to increase and the
demand is less. Sales during the day SOL 81 for
supertne, and to $6s for extra, and to So for
family.
WHEAT-The demand is active for prime samples.
The inferior or damaged sells very lows prime ll5c for
red and l20c for white, ordinary injured by the
weather rs to 81,
TOBACCO-Sales not large, the demand
good for the better kinds. Lugs 10 81, medium
so, fine u TO $40.
GUANO-Scarce at $50 to $50, and all engaged to
arrive for some time TO come
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TIE CHINEsE-The assertion that the Chi
nese rebels are not only christians but pro-
testants, continues to be circulated, and DR..
NEwMANN, distinguished German scholar,
writes to the London Times that the religion
Of these people is certainly Protestant Chris
tianity Well, now, from what we have seen
of their notions we cannot consider them as
belonging to either Professionalism or Catholic
ity. They certainly protest against nothing
that we see, except it be the Chinese cosmog-
sny. We suppose professionalism will hardly
adopt their notion of sacrifices we have
not vet seen that they attach the full charac-
ter of SAVIOUR OF THE WORLD to Jesus
Christ that all Christians do. They seem to
regard him as son of the one God and a sort
Of Elder Brother of the Leader of the Rebels.
Then as to the matter of initiation or bap-
tism, we learn nothing that is similar to any
of the christian modes. The people are en-.
Joined to be regular in their additions after
prayer, thing that we should think ouoht
to precede it. 1t is our opinion that the re.
hgious ideas of these Chinese are at this time
vague-they, like st. Paul, but '.see through
glass darkly;" and have not taken that
royal arch degree in the Christian creed that
qualities them as skilful polemics-nice dis
patanis on doctrinal points, ably to divide a
hair 'twixt south and southwest side" We
trust the great divisions of Christianity viii
not quarrel over these new recruits. npti, tba,,
are fairly enlisted in the line, and can toL
hand themselves.
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THREE MEN MURDERED.-We learn that q man.
named William Cooley, residing in the northern
part OF Peru, stabbed three men on Sunday even.
ing last with bowieknife. We have not been
able to learn theparticuars of this triple murder
but understand that all of the parties were intox
Gated. One of them died Monday, another Tues
day, and the third Wednesday
Cooley and one OF the murdered men were Irish.
men-the ether two were Germans.
The murderer was arrested in Magnolia, and ia
now IN Jail at Ottawa The condition he made witt,
ns captor was that he should not be taken to Peru
p m might be at celodged in jail-La Selle (L)
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Mrs. suUican, the Irishwoman so awfuly beaten
and wounded by her husband near Farmviie, some
days since, it said is likely TO get we'll She shows
great anxiety about her husband, and expresses
the hone that he NAV not be punished.
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SOUTH SIDE RALRoAp.-The Petersburg Intel
lgencer states that 10 of the piers ofthe High Bridge
on this road are up, and three spans OF the super
structure ready for the rais. The rails are being
laid from the High Bridge to Farlnyille, and the
cars viii run between those places by the middle OF
October. Tho whole line from Lynchburg to Pc
tersburg, Will be In operation, it thinks, in twelve
months.
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ExPLopED-We learn from the Petersburg Ex-
press, that the experiment with wood gas at WA
mington N. c., has entirely failed, and the compa
ny that built the works have determined to abandon
that plan and adopt coal gas. They have employ
Messrs Perdicaris, Hoy & Co.. OF Trenton, to build
them such works they want. We will go secu-
rity for it that they will have first rate works built
by these competent and reliable contractors
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THREATENED SECESSION OF THE SOUTHERN
NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-An article
recently published in the Tenth Legion, published
at Woodstock, Shenandoah county, says, that in
consequence of the agitation on the subject of sla-
very, in the last General Assembly of the New
School Presbyterian Church, which met at Buffalo,
number of the ministers OF that persuasion in the
Synod of Virginia, have signed the following reso-
buttons, and proposed them to the other Southern
Synods for adoption:
Resolred, l. That the Presbyteries in the Slave
holding States decline making any response to the
inquiries proposed by the late General Assembly.
2. That said Presbyteries be fully represented in
the next Assembly.
3. That said Presbyteries instruct their dele
gates to the next Assembly in the event of the sub
ject of slavery being introduced to propose resou
lions expressing in the strongest the opinion
of the Assembly that all further agitation of the
subject in that body is most unwise and improper
and should not be permitted. And should the As
sembly refuse TO sanction such resolutions that the
delegates from said Presbyteries be instructed i'm
mediately to withdraw and unite with those from
other portions of the church opposed to the further
agitation of this subject in the Assembly, either in
new organization, or in such other measures as IN
their judgment will be most expedient.
The same paper says that some OF the Southern
members of this church are in favor OF immediate
accession and, that possibly, some win take that
course, but that the plan indicated in the above re-
solutions seems generally preferred.
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The friends of the Acapulco route to San Fran
CISCO are in fine spirits with regard TO its success.
The mails for San Francisco, which left Vera Cruz
on the 18th ult, were conveyed from that place to
Acapulco in eighty hours. 1t is expected that the
distance from New Orleans TO San Francisco, ria
this route, viii be ultimately performed in thirteen
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BALLOON RUNNING WITH locomotive
:; "a Maroon IN an account of balloon ascension
sas1S ne MADE at Norristown, Pa, last Friday,
eomotiye started with me, but soon lef her far In
- Ihey have told since that thew kept
sight of me. 1'iA' Then they LOST
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EXHIBITION evening will COM
Metropolitan Hall, viz: the END OF THE WORLD
OR THE OPENING OF The SIXTH SEAL" OF course
the representation of SO momentous an event ough,
to be great affair." and it is said the artist has worked
up in very admirable style. 1t will doubt have
I'll
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Mrs. Fisher, residing on Wide Water street
Nor1oik, was severely burned on Wednesday eve
ming, by the upsetting of lamp filed with ethe
real oil, which caught fire, and communicated te
her dress. She is said to be dangerously injured
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The Journal of Commerce mentions the death OF
Purser Joseph H. Terry. at his residence IN that
city He is believed TO have been one Of the Oldest
if not the oldest purser in the navy having enter
ed the service in June, 1915.
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The Farmyille Journal OF Thursday, states that
there had been great row on the southside rail-
road, at the High Bridge between the Irish and
black laborers. 1t was suppressed with difficulty
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FrsED.-Barney Litman was again fined
by the Mayor on Saturday last for permitting an un
lawful assembly of negroes upon his premises. Mr.
l.. has been fined three or four times for s;mi
lar offence
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valuable negro man, belonging to the estate
OF Walter B. c. Worthingham, of Upper Marlboro.
Nd, on Tuesday last had his hand caught in a
threshing machine, and was SO severely injured,
that became necessary to amputate his arm above
the elbow
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YELLOW FKvER IN NEW ORLKANs--As we eo,.
jcctured, the despatch aboutthe fever published by
" Friday morning, which came by the way q
Louisville, was exaggerated. 1t was stated ths
The interments from yellow fever amounted to 2s:
On the 2sd. The whole number on that day wa
only 25s, Of which 205 were from yellow fever.