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ROWLING sALOON.-The undersigned

ROWLING SALOON.-The undersigned
~ has just fitted up an elegant SALOON in the
rear of the Arbour, for the amusement and exercise
ofgentiemen; with three splendid ALLEYS, just put
down IN the best manner by Mr. r. England and
pronounced by judges the most superior in work
nanship ever seen in the city, which will be opened
this day to the public.
He has also completely remodeled his ARROUR
RESTAURANT, and it now pronounced the most
splendid establishment in Virginia where can be had
at all times the greatest decaces of the season. and
ways ready for his friends and patrons,
He returns his sincere thanks his friends for their
unbounded patronage and assures them every atten-
tonof himsel and assistants will be always rendered
10 W ALIEN
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IspIcraENr OF MARsHALs.-TheG Grand Jury Of
wilkesbarre, Luzerne county, Pa, have found a
true bill against Marshals Wynkoop and Cossman.
for attempting to arrest slave ''Bilr' some time
since
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The fishermen from the British North American
coast report that the weather has been terribly
we're there tor the past few weeks, and that the
British heet has gone into quarters for the winter.
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ID o. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLER

x y. HAOhIND, OIIII OHdNDIEh,
H. GROCER AND COMM ISSION MER-
CHANT, at his new house, opposite the old stand of
Haskins l. Libby, and in front of the Steamboat
Landing, where may be:fosnd generali assortment
of all articles in his line, viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com
mon Twine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thimbles; Ma
rine Spikes, Caulkng Irons, Can Hooks, Box Hooks,
Hand Spikes, Wood Saws and various articles in the
Ship Chandlery Line.
GROCERIES.-Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Soap Candles,
Butter. Lard. Molasses, &c.
BEEF.-Mess Prime and No. l; Mess and Prime
Pork
BACON, Dried Beef, Smoked Tongues, &c.
PAINTS.-White and Black Lead: Paris, Chrome
and Verdigris Green, Vermillion, Chrome Yellow,
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Varnsh.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch, Rosin,
Spirits Turpentine, &c.
Crockery, for ship use.
Buckets, Brooms. &c. oc
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as shown by returns has gone entirely for ii,
Democrats
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WonrHY or CossIDrRArros.-The fire.

WORTHY OF CoNsIDgRATroN.-The fre-
ouent complaints made to the Mayor of the city of
ordinance Violations by negro wagon drivers aud the
little regard that these creatures pay TO the uuesauu
penalties continually imposed upon their hirers - .
subject worthy of consideration by ali who hire ser
wants for any purpose, but particularly to teamsters
To those unacquaiBted with the matter, the inquiry
naturally presents ifsel why do not these gentlemen
instead Of submitting to heavy fines day after day,
without murmur. hand the offenders over to the
officers of the law for punishment We answer tor
them-because they afraid TO do So They are the
defendants--not the negroes-and knowing that II
they adopt such course, the negroes viii agree to
live with them no longer, they submit to the impo-
sitiou without complaint. And why 10 thigf Be-
cause the owners of negroes, instead Of procuring
homes for them where they viii be well treated and
made obey, permit their servants to find their
homes and masters, whether suitable or not, and
thereby place the hrers the mercy Of the hirees
by pursuing such To this cause and to thii
alone is attributable the immortality and insubordina
ton Of negro slaves and If the have not the
Independence to pursue different course, we ear
nesty trust that the hrers Of negroes viii combine
together before the first of January next and resolve
to hire no slaves, for any purpose. whose msster'
permit them TO seek their own homes. Tobacconist'
and others could easily effect such an arrangement
and by doing they will not only benefit themseiys
but the entire community.
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LOCAL MATTERS

1HE LATE FIRE.-In our Saturd.v,. :.
sas - We gave an account of the burninv - ~ -
s,tt istsa1nes OF Mtssrs. Goode Allen and M
he nasA wnich may be worthy Of note e shoi 70
ne, nssessslty OF grea. the part 81 talss -
they - guard against the fncendiary acts Of tsss
% On Friday night Iass, before refir;ng - S sI
seer sa "a lnc factory, Mr. John Davis the oxer
who Z secompanied = By the unfortunate boy Dav;s
tla fa sequentiy burned TO DEATH went fIrs, II
sns iaetory and found that the doors were III -
s.@aS In the room in which the fire commer~sa
more Tbs Tbose, containing handful Of ere, and no
h.yrs lhe BACK door TO this room was fastened ana
Nj ana to all appearances every th;nr vras s-Ss
ea.l Days Az then retired. About quarter TO y o
,Iis came in and to bed but he had onIv Rsa
a-orsas some twenty or thirty minutes, when he
on ss mT Davis and told him that the house was
Ssie. ne. Mr. d. at first doubted this satemenf hi
nnains M ine room rapidly filing with smoke bs 49,
~ asd m his night clothes, fastened out te ~ &
he ioss sae smoke proceeded On getting dow stairs
iar that the rear rooms, in which deposteS
oth aaneer OF empty tobacco cases hoeshesds snJ
gsnsr ss;omnnsbie matter were in light blaze NJ
woni he any effort OF his to suhdue the flames
s - h;. unavang, attempted to ascend the stair
~ MS room tossecure his clothing but found thst
ai s nao oeen cut Oft by the smoke and asnss
street. peu ~ iesteaI 10 the
In the same room in which Mr.. D.v;, .,ent
Nv in.nn1 ud for, - saree 81 whom saved their lives
vid, from bewiderment and snfToea,;er -
Notwithstanding the efforts made to rescn, hin
1u6 Two IdCtUIle5 destroyed formed an II -
construction that of Mr.. Smith runnn, bscI &c., so.
10Th street eastward, the other running North and
South. To make the destruction Of both bnilanr.
certain, suitable place than the one saIs.tssS
could not have been found for communicating the
FIRE. e
Mr.. Smiths loss, above his Insurance. will doubte.s
amount to between two and three thousand dollars-
that of Messrs. Goode Allen to about the same
That the conhagration the work of an incendia-
ry, there Is not shadow of doubt, and we there
fore hope that effort will be spared discover tha
perpetrator of the deed and bring him to Justice -
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GREAT TRorTIsG MATcHEs.-Extensiye arrange
ents are in progress for great trot OF 100 miles,
to come of in day or two on the Union Course,
Long Island. tits stated that powerful horse has
been entered to trot this immense distance inside OF
nine hours. for stake of not less than $1,000 or
$4,000.
The great match between the PAGER Hero and
trotter Prince ten miles Out, for s6000 to take
place on the Union Course last Friday. We have
not yet learned the result
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DEATH OF TALLY-Ho.-This celebrated

DEATH OF TALLY-Ho.--Tbis celebrated
horse, whose reputation is word-renowned di.
at fairfield, on Friday last after short illness On
health, and his eni niertaned the hope that he
would live to good old age. That night he was fed
groom got to him morning he found to be IN
helpless and incurable condition. Every effort was
made relieve his sufferings, but without svailhe
died that evening" Tally tho of the best soEa
of old Boston, and his celebrated race the Union
Course, Long Island, gave him reputation and
name, that viii endure for years. HIS loss is serious
one to his owners Messrs Macon 4 Tally, and to
raisers of blooded horses in Eastern Virginia.
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4 ID AND COMFORT TO THE AF-

A I'D AND COMFORT TO THE AZ
"A FLICTED.-The numerous certificates in behalf
of Mrs DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR, which have been
published bear ample testimony its virtues in
cases of COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPING COUGH,
&c. These certificates are from persons who reside
est respectability and undoubted veracity.
The season when Coughs and Colds are almost uni
versal viii soon be upon u.s. and it behoves every one
to prepare himself Ifyou will only give this remedy
the trial you have given other medicines, more
''pufed" but less valuable feel assured that you
will regret having done it. 1t is said that con
sumption can be cured" but this medicine will pre-.
vent Coughs arising from Colds and other causes
from merging into consumption
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. 3. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON Broad street, aud CHAS
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist Richmond. sell
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CALLOPOION OR HEALING BALM,
~ FOR CHAPPED FACE AND HANDS,
ROUGHNESS, IRRITABILITY OR HARSHNESS
OF THE SKIN, CHAFING, &c, &c-This admira-
BILE article WILL by its peculiar bland and healing pro-
peres together with its agreeable perfume, at once
recommend itself to the confidence and patronage of
the public, most delightful essential of the toilet
It's application speedily all irritabty,
roughness harshness of the skin, rendering it BY
constant delicately soft and fair.
Being composed OF vegetable substances and en-
tirely free from mineral corrosive admxture, it
may be used with safety the tenderest infant and
viii be found very efficient and cooling application
for chafinr ilhamed, or excoriated surfaces &c.
As it contains no greasy substances, it is cleany,
and at the time simply and easily applied Pre-
pared only by PURCELL LADD Il CO.,
oc l8 Druggists, Main street, Richmond, Va.
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.,ry pIsPATCH is served to subscribers
tie W p.{n a.eu4pTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
,tsiX ~ weekly Price for mailing, ~ year in
uvryKty DtsrATcH is issued every Friday
fhs 10 subscribers at 81 per annom
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Central Railroad Company.

DECISION OF JUDGE MEREDITH.
The opinion delivered by Judge Meredith,
on Thursday last, on the motion for an in
Junction asked for by the Fredericksburg
Railroad Company, to prevent the Central
Railroad Company from carrying passengers
from Richmond to Washington, or from
Washington to Richmond or from CARRYING
way passengers along the Fredericksburg
Company's line, was not adverse to the Cen.
tral Railroad Company as stated in the Bal-
lettn, of Friday evening On the contrary,
the counsel for the Central Railroad consider
the decision of Judge Meredith as covering
the whole claim they have set up before the
Court, with the unimportant exception of
persons living in and about the junction, and
in their case the Judge decided that the
Fredericksburg Company must prove that
any Of those persons had travelled by the
Central Railroad that would have travelled
by any other.
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ESCAPED FROM PRIsoN.--Isaac Sims, the
negro fellow who arrested and Gagged last Satur-
day. on suspicion Of having set fire to the factory Of
son yesterday morning, in very easy manner. On
the night before, old negro was arrested for
day morning, while the Mayor holding his Court
in the cage, the door of the lookup opened by
the officer to bring out the old fellow for hearing,
and not knowing that Isaac confined In the same
place, it not fastened again. After all had be.
come quiet; Isaac slipped from his hiding place,
help him. gave les bailn for his appearance so that
when the Coroner appeared to continue the exami-
nation begun the day BEFORE he found that his black
be seen.
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EDITORS AT THE FAIR-We observe that
there were a number of Editors from differ
ent parts of Virginia and North Carolina.
present at the recent Fair in this city. We
were honored by visits from only two or
three of them. We regret that they did not
give us call. We should have been graft
fed by the opportunity to promote their COM
fort and give them such facilities for infor-
nation concerning the Fair and the city as
we could furnish. We hope they will not
treat US so another time.
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T11R RENT-The Store and Dwelling at
,r1Ter OF franklin and Wall streets, suita.
y - - tore Of aEy kind
D & y, 8riek Teneme9; opposite ,ia the above ad.
ec.i e''z JAS. NJ TAYLOR,
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We are indebted to Mr.. AUGUSTUS Han
COCK, of Chesterfield, for specimen of very nae
achite Mercer Potatoes grown his farm. Mr. H., BY
his demonstrations at the late Fair proved that he
was Que of those sklful aud improving Farmers Of
the day, who are helping 10 ift up Old virginia -
the Irnian. ..-sl.l q
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WATCHES AND JEwnI.Ry
WATCHES. - A large assortment :
v every aaEeription on hand &c fsn1a - 81,

w AICHES. - A large assortment of
every description on hand of Gold and Silver
IN open, magic and hunting cases. Some extra Ar
Geneva Watches, suitable for ladies' wear also a
large assortment of Gold Jewelry embraon, asTa.s
variety. large assortment of Pearl JewaIrss .S sS
sisting of Earrings, Breast Pins Bracelatsy g.
Gold Chains of every description; Lockets Pens era
ses ahos M Sa sh,. d dbaisn Ksss also
Wholesale retail, at the lowest prices by AZ
oc l9 ELIAS HALE 106 Main ..rsa.
ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT
~ ERSl-0NE OF THE CHEAPEST SroREs IN Tsy
UNITED STATES FOR GUNS, GOLD WATCHES
&e4 at HENRY HYMAN'S '
No. 96 Main Street, Richmond Va
Double barrel English Guns, warranted, for Si0 90
ranted, ""' * M
Double barrel English Guns, superior, Stub and
Twist, warranted, Is 90
The latest and best improved Patent Gun 10 90
Steel Vad Cutters, each 25
80 Wads in box for 10
Powder Flasks 9,
Bowie Knives from sIto : IN
Su GOO Percussion Caps, Warranted $50 in box) at
4o cents per thousand.
io0oVo Anti-corrosive Percussion Caps (Starkey's
best,l az 374 cents for $50.
Shot Pouches, Belts of every kind at all prices.
colts Kevolvers Aliens Pistols and era assort.
~ nient OF sporting articles too numerous to mention.
ooia W atches which run on jewels, in gsod
order for son m
Gold Levers, IS jewels, "a On
10 carat Gold Levers, IS jewels, warranted for
- Il, y months, 25 90
Goid 5o!d Z, English Levers, from S35 to 200 90
Gold Fob Chains, from IN to on oa
Gold Pencil cases, from r5cts to IN oe
Silver Watches regulated, at & O0
AND general variety of Silver Table and Tea
SfOoNS, JEWELRY of every desert pton Fancy
Goods &C &c. HENRY HYMAN 'N'S
pifeSt importer OF Guns, and the only Importer of
Don't forget that it is at No &C. Main at seso
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CORoSERS lNQUEST.-On SATURDAY morn
ing last Coroner Wicker assembled jury of inquest
to ascertain the of the burning of the tobacco
factory that morning of Messrs. .Goode Allen, by
which negro boy named David, slave to Mrs. Mar
tina Watkins, of Chesterfield, came to his death.
As we have not space TO give the entire evidence
before the jury, it may be proper for to give
last few minutes before the alarm of fire was given
two of the watchmen succeeded in arrestng ne gro
feiioW "nn named Isaac Sims the property of Williams
of Messrs. Goode Allen, coming from the direction
Of the factory Before reaching the cage the alarm
bells rang The next morning. Isaac was disposed
of by the Mayor and released but soon as Mr. Allen
learned the particulars of his arrest knowing him to
possess very bad character he at once pronounced
him the incendary, and he therefore taken into
custody and carried before the Coroner, where he
made variety of Statements all very contradictory,
nation of Witnesses Isaac stated that after procur-
ing snack at house on Cary street, between I7th
and 18th, he went into cellar occupied by negro
named John, In the service of Ro A. Mayo, where
he eat II. and then in company with John, took q
walk up the Valley, stopping several places. At
late hour, he started for his lodging place. the
Union Hotel, and in coming down 18th street. disco
vered two men, whom he supposed to be wafchmen.
Knowing that his pass was out of date, he eluded
them, and taxing another direction, met with the Of
fcers who captured and Gagged him.
Witnesses were then called to learn how far the
statements made by Isaac true. John denied
most positively that he walked up the Valley with
Isaac, or that he was away from his home after 8
o'clock at night.
The examination commenced at half past IL
O'Clock Saturday morning, and lasted until O'clock
r NJ, when it was adjourned until half past O'Clock,
for other witnesses, and one of the deputy censta-
bles despatched to summons them. At the appoint
ed hour the examination resumed and c0ntinu-
ed until half past II o'clock, when it necessarily
adjourned over until half past O'Clock yesterday
morning, the deputy constable failing to re-appear
before the jury to give information the result
OF his efforts to obey the commands of the Con-
stable.
The examination resumed yesterday morning.
and continued until IL O'clock H., when the jury
rendered their verdict that the factory on
nre oy son person or persons unknown and that the
negro boy David, came to his death by sufocation
and burning in it.
We take pleasure in awarding to Coroner Wicker
all praise for the efforts made by him to discover
the incendiary, and to the jury for the patient hear
ing they gave to the number of witnesses who were
heard in the The subject s one that involves
the interest of entire community and we sincere
y hope thst some circumstance may yet lead to the
discovery of the guilty party.
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WE subscriber has just received from
=, "A New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore the best
SLOtHS, CASSIMERES and YESTINGS TO be
Ioshd Ia those markets, which he will make up on
fgssonable terms and in the fashionable style
yourself "
READY MADE CLOTHING of every oualitv
ttllchhohd manufacture, cheap at any other
house IN the city.
nety ". II BENsON w.
ee 10 ll0 Main st.
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END FOR SALE--We are authorised
- to sell Tract of Land containing l40 acres. ly
ing III Chesterfield county, about three miles from
nsYc's bridge, on the Turnpike leading from Man
Chester 10 the Coal Pits and bounded by the lands of
hiusae9 Dickerson, Mr.. Shooter, Thomas Hartgroye,
hlIs. Fisher aud the waters of Reedy Greek. Be-
tween 80 and 100 of this land is in wood, the
Balance II high state OF improvement. Terms
cash, TOLER l. COOK.
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FOR RENT.

171p RFNT-A 4 YARD, suitable for a
Vit' ,- mood ward 100 feet wide and 6j feet deep
COS, ~ - MN the Canal ard from oh street, with
f 1s The sg StaSa sSs @0sf syen g, 1. G
]. 80. o' or mgaedlte,y if required. Apply to
JsSSs.H =. WM GRAY
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v IFTORS TO THE FAIR, viii find a
iaf9s &c. variety of Housekeeping Goods COM
Trns Tgsns china and Glass Ware, Ivory Cutlery, Tea
A.sys, fiated Ware. Lamps, Fancy Articles. &c.
nol BULKLEY & co. 157 Main st.
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MACE d WINSTON, Corner of Cary
- and 18th or Pearl Streets. have in store gem
e!ai sssoTl nent of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &C.
which they offer on the most adyanta terms to
the members of the Agr grcultural Fair aud the pub.
nc generally They wIll give their personal atten-
so 70 tne sale OF all kinds of country produce con-
skHcu 10 thelr care. no 2
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w GODS North Carolina Gross and Roe
HERRINGs for sale by
SsH Ell SKINNER, csryst.
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A CARD-WILLIAM I'll. GRAVES q
WALL STREET, over the office of Messrs. Puam L
DAVIS Aucaoneers the City Hotel, collect bond.
and Claims of every description, and gotiate
IN every branch of business and all other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party
They tender their best services to the community
dtreduced charges.
All their acts viii be held strictly confidential
Persons desiring employment, and those wishing to
employ others, are requested to call and leave their
names
ER- Wanted, every day of the year, Employers
sno Employees in all branches of business.
t5S- LRJl0leys are not CHARGED in anu case
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EDITORIAL TORT AND REToRT.-Our wor
thy friends of the Petersburg Intelligencer
and South-Side Democrat are engaged in
satirical war on each other; and but that we
are afraid we might fare as he that attempts
to separate man and wife, we should dare to
nterpose peaceful adjuration The sharp
interchange of caustic puns and witticisms
begun in plain prose; but that not being
sufficiently happy medium for the cutting con
ceits of the belligerents, they ascended to
that higher grade of literary warfare, poeti
cal satire The specimens afforded by each
are quite creditable, and with some little i'm.
provement, they bid fair to rival the fame of
Dryden and Pope in that line. We are in.
deed deeply interested in the luxuriance of
their satires, but confess to preference for
those more pleasant humors which were their
wont during the past summer, when they in
terchanged civilities and snapped their wit
around the bowl of turtle soup Now, that
was sort of wit and humor by the side of
which these mere paper passages are in the
last degree insipid. Oh gentlemen, revive
the soup-bowl, and let it add zest to your
smartness; it would give far more pleasure,
and leave much less smarting afterit! What
says our friend Andrew 10 this suggestion
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EOR RENT.-The large Brlck House on
W - corner of Marshall ard 9th sts., and at e.
- hv Messrs. Bragg aud Ruin. Posses
So 1st 1,uvsYv next. Rent S*5a Apply to
s-' e''e' TULER & COOK, Aeehts.
81 Pearl St
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Il OlLET SETS In EVERY VARIETY.
W. Toilet Sets, g. 10, IA and IS pieces of Blue,
rts r. ute Granite Flowing; Decorated and Gilt and
sIlney Patterns; Toilet We're Basins and Exers, and
0'4ef pieces singiy and in pairs
JAS d. B. EVANS.
ocN No III West Mein St
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TO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL
NEW YORK LTFE INSURANCE

NEW YORK LIFE IN SU RA n E
~ COMPANY.-Great prosperity continues to at
tend the business of this company. The last quarters
report Of rs transactions has just come to hand.
During the months up to the LIST inst 121 new
Policies have been issued, the premiums on which,
amount !...................... ss2 44s %
Losses paid during the same time on II Poll
cies amount to..................... % $40 "A
Leaves this added previous assets. $50 479 II
Total amount of the present ac-
cUuulated assets is........... S736, IT'S on
For Insurance, cali at the Baptist Book Depository,
Nc. 205 Main street.
ocl7 CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent.