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II. s r. Reilly $ Co.

III Just received latest arrivals complete assortment
Of FRESH and FASHIONABLE GOODS, which the following
prise few, viz!
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND PELISSES,
STYLES.
T4LMAS
ARRAGoyESE
SAN sAB1sTIEN
SARAGoSA, et, etc., ETC.
BAYADERE ROBES,
BARBOUR ROBES,
CHALLY ROBES,
vALENCIAs ROBES,
THIBET ROBES,
MUSLIN DE LAME ROBES
SCOTCH PLAID CASHMERE;
CASHMERE D'EcoSsE, all eolOrs
MUSLIN DE LAME all color.;
LADIES' CLOTH, all colorsi
PLAIN BLACK SILK, OF oil descriptions;
FIGURED SILKS, new styles;
RICH BRoCADE and DAMAsK SILKS;
FLoUSCED ROBES, new styles.
BAYADERE FRENCH CALICOES;
coLoRED GROUND BRILLIANTs, very rich;
BLACK and WHITE GRAPE COLLARS and SLEEVES
BLACK LOVE Wells;
BLACK LACE Wells;
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED HkSDKERCHIEFs;
FRENH PARAsoIs AND GLOVES.
ALso'...
tB complete assortment Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, which
they will sell at very low prices,
E They would call particular attention stock Of LINENS
and DAMAsKS, Of which the following comprise few
IRISH LINENS, the lest manufacture from n up;
50 PILLOW LINEN fteul ups
Toto Iq4 LINEN sREETISCi
S. "a and - Pr AIN aud DAlAsK NAPKINS
50 to ?44 PLAIN and DAAIAsK CLOTHS
DIAPER md DAMAsK TOWELS;
FRENCH CoLORED BIRD TABLE SETS;
4 splendid lot OF DIAPER DAsiAsK, .us'Is for Hotels
Boarding houses, etc, etc;
ITO lo4 heavy LINEN DAMAsK, from so cents uri
TABLE DASIAsK NAPKINS, IRON 2c) d.Eeu uPi
P. s f. REILLY Il CO.,
ug4 sop corner Canal and ROYAL SITS.
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The PHILHARMoSc SooItIY.-This musical brotherhood
will celebrate, tomorrow, by collation. and other fitting
ceremonies the natal day of Saint Cecilia. Weare
obligations to the Secretary and Committee OF Arrange
ments for an invitation TO be present
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Dr. Educ. .Je,,,er Core,

DRUGGTsr, No rs Camp st.
~ DIR. E. j. CoxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive use for
nearly fifteen have By their intrinsic reputation
unsurpassed if equaed by similar North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
ts Prepared at No rs Camp street. by DIE j. COKE ard for
sale by Druggists generally. iy7 qp,f
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Veipef and Tapestry Caypeiing,

tz We have now in store open THIS MORNING, large
and beautiful as,orment q
ENGLISH VELVET AND TAPESTRY CAkPEFiNG,
Of OUR IMPORTATION from the Celebrated MAsufaetoty Of
P1RDoE, HooN4Ns PtRD0E EipDERhlySTER.
TODD & Co,
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ST., CHARLES BILLIARD RooM-rhose accustomed to the
pleasant recreation of billiard playing will be grathed to
learn that the very spacious central and popular billiard
room in the of the St Charles Hotel has been
thoroughly reted and repaired The tables there of
the best manufacture and cannot but give universal
satisfaction Mr. Merriam the proprietor is acquainted
with the wants of such plyee and will to it that
satisfaction is given to all who may patronize him We
commend the room to friends.
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The Pursr Of the steamship United States has laid
us under obligations for late Aspnwa papers and memo
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~ The clerk Of the steamer Sonora has thanks fol
late st. Louis papers.
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oar We call the attention Of the propretors Of coffee
houses and cabarets to meeting TO be held by them
See advertisement,
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Diarrhsa, Dysentary, Cholera,
CHOLERA MORBUS
EB- BEACH's ANTlCATHARTtC MIXTURE a certain. safe,
prompt the all
like character either for children adults, For by
E. q. BEACH, NJ. D,
Of ChaItres and Cusonhouse streets.
Also by TIoS. RANKIN,
nqe % ditW Of Camp Poydrns streets.
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I'm Elegant assortment

o F 80.
GENTLEMENS FANCY SILK CRAVATS,
FoF EVERY VARIETY AND PRICE. Al
just Received
SHERMAN & PERSONS,
rio i0eoI 9P No. Magazine street. corner Canal.
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pERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES, viz

LUBNs EXTRACTSso dozen, warranted genuine comprising all
his Choice Perfumes;
JOHANN CARL FARINAs COLOGNE Waterloo dozen in
basket, quart, pint and ccagon bottles.
BEST COLOGNE wATER-Msis from Farina's Reeipe-at IS
gallon; rs cents per quart
BAY RUMsO dorsu direct from ST. Thomas warranted the best
article in the market
MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR, viz ::
CLIREHuGH's TRICoPHERoUs;
BARRY'S TRlCoPHERoUS;
PHALoNs HAIR INvIGoRAToR
JAyNE,s HAIR TONIC; LYONS kATHAlRoN
Sold at the Manu- acurers' prices PER gross dossu
HAIR DYES-Batehelor's, phalou's, Barin,, etc.
TOILET PowDERS-Alabastsr, Lilly White Msen Fun.
SOAPs-Lubin's, LOWS Hau.ls, Bazns, etc.
SHELL CoMBS-A large stock of Dressing, Tuck etc.
AND TOOTH BRUsHEs-French and English
the favorable terms Wholesale and
Retail at SYMES'S DRUG aud Gil MICAL STORE
satM lump Nos Canal Caroudslet ST. N. o.
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Fashionable Clothing.

+ r A n CT S A b x G D.,
GENTLEMEN's FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERs,
Under the st. Charles Hotel,
~ receiving Mandatory New York, heir
Fall and Winter supply q
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Which, quality style fnh ,ap.or any heretofore
offered,
g They s,r ieni. examination Of their stock which
will be complete all articles pertaining GENTLEMEN
WEAR.
ls~ Additional supplies received by every arrival. 2PdA
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In the weskthe greatest decline submitted e being SUI
In qualities below mddling. The standard Of iar h
nxed in the past season. much better co'.o a.
ever previously classed as fair that numerous pare
cline TO adopt It, and time past there Ma o
" been lot Of such quality in the market ny auc ~.
lions have the been arranged on toe
IA !, anasrd Msncbester remains fat, although under
the reduced production prices very steady Stock
this day 7es5so bags Of which aoi 20 are 90
lnst wear le20o q which 2z7 663 are American sales
Ans weet ~ $40 bags including "a $50 Amercan-425O
hs No. h.,nr On specuiston and 4020 for export
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Wednesday, November 80, 1858.
GEsTLENEsn acknowledging the receipt your yssr
day. allow thank myself and the Gentlemen Of the Com
pany for your kind spfreon please
hat tn evidence Of the tbs citizens New Orleans
will forgotten We selected ,urday evening" Noeu
Der &c. With great respect, your ooedsnt servant
JAMES NORRIS,
Manager Original Campbell Mnstrels.
To Geo. C. Lawrason, c. NJ. Waterman, Esq, others.
tS Seats may secured from 10 o'clock, O'Clock,
Tickets so cents. ms
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Drugs! Chemicals perf,sm.ery /.

ts The Subscriber bss just received ists arrivals large and
select supply, consisting in part
QU1NtNE-Freneh, English and Am.rican
MORPHINE IODINE, IODINE OF POTASH
RowANDs TONIC MIXTURE for Ague, at The
peors prices by the gross dOzsn;
CALoMEL,
BLUE MASS,
CHLoRoFoRM,
CAMPHoR
OPIUM,
RHURARB,
SIENNA ALEXANDRIAN
BERMUDA ARRowRooT,
CooPER's lsINGLAss,
FRENCH uELATINE
sARsAPARILIA EXTRACTS Carpenters TOnnseuds Rush
ton Clarke's, etc.
vERAlFuGss-W iner's, MeIanes, Jsynes, etc.
COUGH REAiEpIfS -wisar's Taylor's Ayre's, etc
MEDICINE CIIEsTS-Rosewood Mahogany and Leather
SURGICAL INsTRUMENTS-A large select assortment.
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Carpet FARMHOUSE,

% CHARITIES STREET. %
ts- Just received NEW PATTERNS Of ENGLISH AMERI
CAN CARPETING, such as
Bu,,el, Tapestry Thrseply Brussels 1nErnins
Venetian Halls and Stairs Dgg for crumb Cloths
Window Table and Piano Govern FLOOR OIL CLOTH
various qualities Halls and Rooms MATING ETC.
Allo which are offered LOWEST MARKET PRICES by
ne4 slap A. BRoUSSEAU a co.
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OCerCOafs.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
IL particular present assortment Of FINE
and suPERFINE oyERCoATs.
ALFRED MUNRoE co,
mas slap 81 Magazine street.
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Great Bul'0dis,s.

A S II NJ Z + Z de C o SSE
$50 PIECES CoLoRED CASHMERE dEcossE 81 PER YARD,
p. a f. REILLY a CO.,
oF al Rovnl
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- The subscriber would especially call the
ttanlers, fhyclanH and Families to his we'll
comprising every article BIZ line Of business ~ Of
examination, will be found FRESH AND GENUINE DurngN EN
SODA WATER AND MEAD very best
will be found NJ his establishments with all the popular Waters
such "a CONGRESS- BLUE LICK Rooms supplied on
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEFPERMINT
GoULEY BTTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN
apl dAWly Druggist and Apohecay Camp Poydrss s
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Floor OH Cloths.

ss- Just received large assortment Of
LOOR OIL c L o 7 II,
from to "a wide new designs, uult apartment
TODD co,
los s,,a W ION Cam, s,sc. near Rocal Tor-o Haings,
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Id EMOyAL.-Dr. TuRNRuIL & SoNs, Ocu

n lists and Autists from London LOUIS
fiUfEL New Orleans Office hours
From the London Times.
number scientific gentlemen yesterday
Dr. 1umbul Russell the
process recently discovered by the Deetor applied Tor
Deafness and Blindness.
Bet~en and thtty attended, OF whom,
by their had bn dumb They
by which proved their deafness had
by tie application Of Dr. furnSus medes and what
singular that whether the pAraly
eff ry rspure Of the ympaEum, Of the
relief had Obtained eoplets effected
Delay psn Several patton who
serted that they hal been completely blind sAd they could
nereety MeI. MS lM
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OO ny- Camp S'reef.~e&
NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS, Just received by McGINNls y
l CARVER, ss CANE STREET-
THE POLITICAL WORKS Of P MORRIS beautifully lus'H'''
GusTtvUs UNBORN Lead Us not into Temptation p E'
+. Carlen.
TIP TOP o. Noble Aim.
GOLDEN LINK: or, Tales and Poems Ter the Young.
THE LITTLE DRUAlMEH-A story Of the Russian Camfalsn
THE WIDE, WIDE WORID--heNutialy Illustrated
LYRICS FROM THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.
Mr. RuTHERFoRDS CHILDREN BY the Author Of ieeohy, e
GOLDEN DREAMS or Lcsdcu Realities. by Ia pa lsaNen
tSTCno1Fs ~ p.rNTrps seI-tpToRs etc u7s 4t
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~ Sunday Edition the Delta will printed DOUBLE
SHEET wilcsnau usual large OF Interesting Original
and Miscellaneous Readug which will be found the following
The Newshoy Home interesting story from the York
day Tmss-nc Travs india aie
Pulna
the nsansMeanious lems-Sew York ThestrsThs
Moral pramaA Dola, the Consoisnee interesting syIao
Making Wls-Tslss Of the Sketch Fanny
Fem Scientific Subjects esanday Reading and Stories for
ms
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
SATURDAY MORNING, Nov'R %. 1858
woes OF THE PRESS.

Here are two Of our brethren who-being' no
doubt, hard beset by the only real afflction Oh
the Press, delinquent subscribers--thus oemoah
themselves. over its imaginary griefs
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st. .ticholas ErChauge.

5 The proprietor Of the St Nicholas" would inform his friend,
and the public generally that he has during the summer entirely
has been capted handsomely decorated and large stock Of
superior liquors laid 10.
The billiard OF the ST. Nicholas whhs the args. and
elegant the city provided with ard superior marbebeddsd
table, which will always be the best running order with varied
superior assormen. Of
ua6 GIN 2p THOMAS Z. NICHOLS, Proprietor
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Correspondence

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, November %, 1853.
NJ. Jaes vs and MEMBER Original Campbell Nirfrsis:
ErSThe undersigned DESTROYS Of giving evidence Of their
high appreciation Of your talent muans and yos and also
your pleAe and US would
you COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT taka Place the Odd
uaLn
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VNHE CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION OF
a COFFEEHOUsE KEEPERS respectfully requested
their Hall the Of Cont and Lsyse Streets on MONDAY
EVENING, 2sh inst nj nsoyk,
We respectfully all tbs Cc5es house Keepers Of the
aIL.sd.- By order OF
C. J. YOUNG President
il CeFratn neg
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CaTpefiHgs.
NEW IMPORT TIONS.
w receiving consignment DIRECT from the MAnafao
turert Of
]. Grossly SONS,
PARDoE, HoOMANs PARDOE,
KIDDERMISsTER, ENGLAND,
LOWELL BlGELow CO.,
AMERICA.
Choice styles Of
VELVET TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS
TIIREE-PL and INGRAM CARPETTNGs
RUGS,
MATS.
DRUGGETs.
BAlZEs
STAIR CARPETS and BRASS RODS.
AIS
az large assortment OF
CORNICEs, LACE aud MUSLIN CURTAINS.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
CENTRE TAsssLs. CURTAIN LOOPS ard BANDS
FLOOR CLOTHS % feet wide any apart
WALL PAPER IANGGNGs for sale icurers' prices.
TODD co,
COMMISSION CARPET wAREROoMs.
nsslp No Iao cAnAl street. Royal, Toaro Baling.
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Charles n. kelIs,
ERE DERICK H. KNAPP, g.,
ID DENTAL SIrRGFnN fcS<HAs.r.sAs


Has returned TO the he a the
office and wtich h. has occupied 40 LII
many past opposite the the ST Chn
lO4 COMMON STREET. MS Jaw
WI cGlNNlS CARVER keep constantly on
~ hand large supply Of MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS and
SCHOOL BOOKS, and STATIONARY OF eyrry desrrpton 800
hZS " No. 20 STREET,
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OiS Syti "A must ueSIl auie PippoLty fi;T
comprising Lot 6lb 1870 with large
House mproyem n having
Attic with nine Toonls tyr0-sory kitchsu
valuable BUILDING LOT Of Philip Camp streets
Fourth District, by l2u feet
At~o BRICK DWELLING ousEon caore street, between
Oyads Lot
ing Kitchen rocm Sleeping
building, Stable etc. Apply to
j. o. PIERSoN, Real Estate Broker
ma g. Ma I CommsrgisI plar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12

another conquest Of Europe BY the northern
barbarians. If she should one day witness
the transfer Of Constantinople to the hsnds Of
Russia, she has nobody to blame but herself.
Europe is now reaping the bitter harvest which
England sowed for her, and which Fox was
so DESTROYS to have her leave unsown. Eng.
land will, in all probability, yet live to rue the
day when she rejected the counsel Of her
wisest son.
The zeal with which Fox always pressed
the emancipation of Ireland, was not less re-
markable as an example Of political wisdom,
than the earnestness with which he opposed
the wars with France. In these days, it seems
strange TO all but the highest class Of high
tories, that doubt could ever have existed in
the mind of any statesman upon policy SO
manifestly wise and bene6cent as that of ad-
hitting, to an equal share in the government,
nation SO high spirited, and so sensitive OF
wrong as the Irish have always proverbially
been-a nation which might render such es'
sential service as friends, which had the pow.
er to inAct such deadly injury as enemies-a
nation which had sent to the English parlia.
ment some of the most brilliant orators and
profound statesmen of which it had been able
to boast, whose sons had contributed 10 British
literature some of its brightest and most attrac.
tive orn amenis. There were but two ways to
govern the Irish-one with the sword, the other
by kindness. Great Britain seems to have pre-.
ferred the former, and the consequence has
been deadly hatred on the part of at least
FIVE millions of its eight millions of human be.
ings, of the very name of England. 1t is
due to the sagacty and the good feeling of
Fox to say. that while his judgment disapprov.
ed he first named method of government, his
heart revolted at il, and would have revolted
at it, even though he had considerable to have
been the wisest of all possible forms. He saw
infinite advantage in the latter form, and all
the world can now see it as plainly as he. 1t
is the privilege of genius to plant it's standard
far ahead of its generation, in the miss and
shadows of futurity. Mankind come up to it
at last, always slowly and reluctantly, and
then wonder at their own folly in not having
ranged themselves beneath its folds in the be-
ginning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12
THE QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND MRS. STOWE.

The New York Express says it has heard it
reported, and heard the report confirmed by
an English gentleman who is well informed on
the subject, that Queen Victoria steadily and
per,inaciously refused to receive Mrs. Uncle
Tom at her last drawing room, while she re.
ceived several American ladies, vino had no
connection with the Uncle Tom business at
all. We have no doubt the report is true, and
we must say that it reflects great credit upon
the good sense of the British sovereign. If she
thinks as woman ought to think, she cannot
but see that Mrs. s., by making herself show
thro'out her dominions, and fishing for pennies
like a strolling vagabond, has degraded the
character of her sex. If she has any patriot.
ism in her composition, she cannot but de.
spise, from the bottom of her heart, the false
traitor that allows herself to be paraded be.
fore the people of a foreign country, for the
purpose of slandering her own. More than
this; Victoria, considering her education-,he
worst possible we should suppose-is said to
be woman Of sense. She cannot, of course,
fall into the errors which have been perpetra-
ted by such laundering, thick-headed, num-
skull peers as Shaftesbury, and those of his
kidney, who are born Legislators, and could
have become SO by no other process than in
hertance. She must know the utter-the
amazing-the unheard of folly of attempting to
make her people interfere for the purpose of
producing emancipation here. She must
know that the results of slave labor are the
very breath in the nostriIs of the very people
who are the loudest in denouncing it. She
must know, that we're the abolition of slavery
effected here tomorrow, there is no nation on
| earth which it would operate on so fatally as
England. She must know that the evil to US.
great as it would undoubtedly be, would be
small in comparison with the ruin that it
would spread over England. She must know,
that her own subjects-her merchants and me.
| chanics-her ship owners, her tradesmen, her
farmers, every class Of the community in the
| three kingdoms over which she presides, mas
much as they purchase the products of slave
labor, are equally guilty with the men who
raise them, if slavery imply guilt at all. She
| must know that the reception Mrs. Stowe has
| met with is highly offensive to this nation, and
| with this nation she cannot but know, like.
wise, that it is her interest," and the interest of
her people, TO cultivate the most friendly rela-
| tons. If she is a woman of sense, she must
know all these things, and it is not to be ex.
pected that she should blunier along with the
| stupidity which has been characteristic of the
conduct of her thick-skulled constitutional ad.
visers on this subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12

JAMEsTowN-We are indebted to the peliteness
ofPurser Smith, of the Jamestown, for the follow.
ing list of passengers in that steamer from New
York to Richmond 18th July, 1853:
Chss Williams, lady aud child, d Taylor, L
Baer Mrs Cave and daughter, Miss Bracknai Miss
X James, Isaac Davenport, jr, Miss Hutton, Mrs B
c Hutton, Miss Harris. DR. J w Wyshem and
lady, II w Herbert, VIM Gardner, Mrs D William
son. Mrs Armstead, Mrs OFT, Mrs r Lemass,
VIM Johnson, Mrs Henry, Fort, Henry Gill,
Gum. w Wethers, w Burgess. w VIM,
w Leeds, jr. H May, N NJ Hare, VIM Dickn-
son, q P Lynch, w Easley, II C Hardy, II
Thompson VIM o Donnell, Thos Lawrence, w
James, Chas McCiuer, Parks, J Plat, Lewis
Capt VIM Brightman, Baker, G Sibiey, w II
Hudgins, lady and servant, w L McCrawson, % in
steerage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12

A PIG CAsE.-Betsey Miller and John Dougherty
were brought up on warrant for stealing two pigs
from Mrs Sarah Ann English on the I'd instant -
This case was noticed by US day or two since,
but coming up anew, with all its attendant enor.
mites, occupied some two hours to the grea. edif.
cation of the by.standers. Mrs English, the com
plainant swore that having missed her pigs, she
went, ON Sunday, the 3rd to Mrs Miller's to en-.
quire about them, whereupon Mrs Miller cursed
and abused her after q terrible sort. Mrs Miller
and Dougherty occupied the same house. Mrs
English then called upon him for her ambulatory
bacon, having somehow got an inkling tina. he was
not ignorant of Its whereabouts. In reply to her
questions, Mr. Dougherty confessed the soft i'm
peachment, and offered to pay for the property
He said he had taken two pigs, but did not state
who was the owner. The complainant said she
generally kept up Ger pigs till shutdown, when, out
of a tender regard for their feelings, and bodily
health In hot weather, she let them loose to enjoy
the evening air, and to follow their noses. She
lived just back of the old distlley. The pigs were
the only ones she had, and worth d rs piece -
At one fell swoop al her pretty ones had been ta.
ken.
A woman who lived Ia the same house swore
that she looked through the keyhole Of the back,
room, she being busy with some dough iE the front
one, and there saw Doughersy, Mrs Miller. and the
two pigs. The latter were squsaling. and the form
ar in apparent consultation They took the pigs up
stairs and killed them One vas eaten on the pre-
misses. and the other carried Of by Doushersy.
William Engsh testified. thas he went with his
sister law, Monday to enquire about tho pigs,
charging Mrs KILLER with having taken than, In 70
ply TO which, he recsivsd the Information that he
was aad---a lisr." Complainant stated further,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12

FIRE-Between 9 and 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, the dwelling house located at the corner of Mar.
shall street and Brook Avenue. owned by Mr.. ]. B.
Bragg, trustee for Norman Mead, and occupied by a
MIR. Arnold, was set on fire, and the premises dam
aged to the amount of 500 before the flames were ex-
tinguished. Insured in the Richmond Fire Assoca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12

II Officers OF Armory and Tredegar Division,
No 80, s OF T, for the term commencing July LIST,
1853;
VIM Hill, w P; P Fl Hoy "A; Jno DodsoD,
s; Jno Omealy, s.; Jno Wood, 8; ID King,
T; A Winston, C; Jas Marshall, A C; Peter Hol
loway, s; Henry Wood, o s.; r Singleton, P
w - :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12

PosTPoNED.-The case of Jordon, colored boy,
brought up charge of stealing money, was post
poned until this morning, for farther evidence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12

~ High Prices for Halifax Tobacco.
Sales of three hhds Tobacco for mr. R Mills, of
Halifax county, by BARKsDALE & READ
No |, weighing 1910 net, to Mr. Jas Thomas, at
$50 IS per 100
No 2, weighing 1880 net, to the same, at s24 IS
per 100
No 8, weighing 9l0 net, to E A Smith, at sl3 so
per 100
Richmond, Ilth iuly, 1853. jg 12-1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12

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