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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26
ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHEus

The steamer Prometheus arrived at New York
on Thursday, bringing 273 passengers from Cali.
fornia, and s7a3, 900 in specie.
Nonews from Nicaragua
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No 20 Pearl stree

oHSc al 0tO. - summers, NO. ~ Reari street,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL ElTURE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on
n MONDAY morning next ssth inst commen cing at
corner of 18th and Grace streots all of his House
hold and Kitchen FURNITURE, consisting Of Be
stesds Father Beds. Bedding, Bureaus, Tables
at24 THos W. KEEsEE, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, HOR-
Il sEs, cows, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Il Of the y
1853 aud duly recorded ia the clerks Office of Hen.
iico County Court for certain purposes therein tam
ry bis wife. will expose for sale, at public auction
On On IH,uksDAY slst August inst commencing q.
the county of Henrico. containing about SO acres,
more OF less. and known by the name of "Hopewtll'
cob S. Alice, and Henry NJ. Rice
;, Also the following Personal Property, to wit 8
sw esfs sna and Il ~
session and occupation of said NJ f. Day.
Terms made kn1 EDw e. isls. n r.cpo r.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
au 21-dtds
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
AND HoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURF At AUcTIoN-Ry virtue of a deed Of trust
execute to me az trustee and duly recorded in the
bearing date Of July aeth. ISL, for the pr1pos.s
therein named, shall proceed sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY. the S0th of September, at the store
OF Samuel Bozes corner of Broad and I'd street. all
the stock of Tin Ware, Tools, Fixtures Household
and Kitchen Furniture, named in said deed.
CHARLES c. HANEs,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by Tho. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
N. b. Mr. BOZES will remain at the store and ex-
hibit to any person disposed purcf any of the
tools, materials. fixtures previous to the day of
sale. an "a
GALE OF REAL. ESTATE-In pursu-
~ ance of decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
Of the city Of Richmond; on the Esd day of Ncvem;
Der 1883 in the suit of Winston against Crouch and
ais the undersigned, therein directed, will ex.
pose to sale, on MONDAY, the 28th day of August
next, at4 o'clock. p III. one-haf of Lot No. H. adja
cent to Seabrook's Warehouse, ON Grace street, in
the city of Richmond fronting 65 feet, and running
back 20 feet.
TERMS OF sALE-One-fourth cash; the balance
in six, twelve and ixhteen months. with negotiable
notes. well endorsed and the title retained until the
purchase money il fully paid. and conveyance d.
jy % THOS. w. BOSWELL, 8. C. R.
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R'O THE CITIZENS AND STRAIN
l. GERS VISITING THE CITY.--Ifyo wish to
get your Hair cut and dressed in the latest and most
approved style, and your Whiskers changed to a
6eaStiiui BLACK or brown color, just call on HOB
SON, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving Shsmpeoing and
n. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from A M. to r. M, and Saturday to IL
P. NJ. Single bath IS cents, tickets for 81. En-.
tr nee on 18th street. la
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WANTED-Two good TIMERS ac-
customed to do house work. To such as will
suit, constant employment and the best wages will
be given. g. & A. BARGAMIN, Jr,
au Its Cor. of Main and 10th sts
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CTORAGE.-Having the large and com
~ nlodious WAREHOUSE on the South side NJ
the Basin, next to Messrs LudIara Watson's. I am
prepared to take in STORAGE, on reasonable terms
have on hand q large supply of fine CHEWING
TOBACCO, of my own manufacture. for sale
sp6-dttJany vyM r RJ,AJP
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~ ATTENTION FIREMEN.-
REGULAR Quarterly Meeting of the
> Boa-d of Directors of the Richmond
Fire Association. will be held at the Of
lice, on SATURDAY Evening next, at II O'Clock, TO
hear excuses Of Firemen for fines which have been
assessed during the past quarter.
By ord of the Board of Directors.
25-H JOHN e. BOSHER Sec,v
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE
A I q A D t1Irnn q

l. AND LOT ON CARY STREET-On MON
DAY, 4th September. 1854, at o'clock, P. NJ, upon
the premises in execution of certain eed of trust
dated 10Th April, 1854 and recorded in the Richmond
Hastings Court office in Deed Book No 81 page sill,
viii be sod the property conveyed in said deed to
wit "a LOT OF LAND ia the city of Richmond, on
the south side of Cary, between Foushee and 1st
Streets fronting so feet and running back 1854 feet to
alley Is feet wide, upon which ot there is a franz
ed building with about four rooms formerly occupied
by Mr. H. B. Ancarrow, and more Gently by Mr.
VIM. A. Southall
TERMs-One-third cash +; one.ihird on 22i Decen-
Der, 1854; and onethird 22d April, Ie55-credt
payments to beer interest," and title to be retained
until purchase money is fully paid.
By order of the Trustee.
au % TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Auct
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
ON GRACE STREET. AT AUCTION-On
MONDAY, 18th August, at o'clock P. M upon the
premises, will be sold that new BRICK HOUSE and
LOT situated the South side of Grace street, at
the East corner of Adams street, and adjoining the
residence of Rev ]. s. Walthall. The House con-
tains from eight to ten pleasant rooms fine shed in
good style. with brick Kitchen attached. and the
premises supplied with City Water and Gas. The
Lot fronts % feet aud back about $50 feet to an
alley in rear.
Ths location Of this property, we'll as Of the
style of the building, renders it among the most de-
sirabie of the kind in market.
Terms mada known st sale
auls TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CAS FITTING, STEAM PIPlN(i

GAS FITTING, ST f Am PIPING
~ ROOFING, &c.-Havin just received from the
North large stock of Materials, am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses, and to cover buildings with Tin or
any kind of metal in the best manner, at reasonable
prices, and with despatch.
have now secured the services Of number of ex.
cellent workmen in the various branches of my bust
oesa and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my line.
will find il to their advantage to give me cali at my
store on the East side of 18th street. between Main
and Gary.
fe It's CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
Toy TO The PUBLIC.-Those wish
~ ing the good things of life, will call and try,
glass of A A. GEORGE CO.'S never failing sire am
Of cool Mineral and Soda Water, and few of their
fGe favored Napolean Cigars which have been so
much admired by the smoking public.
Also, supply of Flnts Darrhea Mixture, which
hiss been SO highly recommended by those who have
used It. js 20i A A. GEORGE II co
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Sale conducted by Tho. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
N. b. Mr.. BOZES will remain at the store and ex-
hibt to any person disposed to purcf any of the
tools, materals or fixtures. previous to the day of
sale. %
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w ANTED-A Lad, IL or Is years old,
w to make himself ussful in q store. Good re-
ferences required For further information, call at
the cigar store of J. A. HARRINGTON, corner of
Main and 10th streets, Richmond, Va.
an 26-1t*
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By ALEXANDER MOTT.

k'UkNITURE, &c. AT AUCTION
- VIII be sold on SATURDAY next. Aunt 18th.
at the Auction Mart. ct 10 c,clocf- -s
large invoice of new and second. h.na uor..hc,a
and Kitchen FU RNITURE, con.stinr Of aofss. Bu-
rea1s Wsrdrobes sideboards, Wsshstanda Claire
ALSO,
Several Cooking Stoves. nearly new.
su2 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
ROCKAWAY AT AUCTTON-WilIb be-
~ sold at the Horse Lot on SATURDAY, 18th in-<
slant, at 10 O'Clock -, =
A ,glendid Rcckaway, nearly new, suited to one OF
ALSO,
Several Saddle and Harness Horses
ALSO,
Two ysung and well broke Mules
Sale positive. Terms cash.
aus ALEX. MOTT, Auef.
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a NOTICE TO ALL IN =
WANT OF ROOTS AND SHOEe
Es-A NOTICE.-steamers BEL

EIsa.a2!4asss vi MI En- 2 pocaHnn ~
Merchants ordering goods from BALTIMORE and
PHlLADELpHIA,s are informed that the Steamer
POCAHONTAS will leave Baltimore for Richmond
every WEDNESDAY afternoon at o'clt. commen-
cling next Wedne sdsy, the 30th inst. And she will
return from Richmond every SATURDAY sfternotn
at O'Clock.
The BELVIDERE will continue to leave Bslti.
more every SATURDAY afternoon, and Richmond
eveiy TUESDAY afternoon, a. usual, at o'clock P.
an 24--st LUDLAM L WATSON.
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WANTS.

TOJRNEYMEN CARP ENTE r s
~ WANTED.-We wish to employ Immediately,
at the Agricultural Fair Grounds, from TO good
and steady Carpenters. A good job and lbe raj wa
ges wi be paid to those who sut.
au S6-3e PEARSON & NEWT IL.
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IN Furniture, etoves, he, Tor sale. The sabseFi.
his store In the lover part Of Roctstts he Coz.
porgs sn line. and one also uesx the Cenfxd -
beptt. will be prepared on the 1t day 81 Qcfoeer
barrels snd easts second hand farnifure 81 sveIy -
scxipf;ou stove, stovsplpeA ke deliveries g ~ y3
OF the city. Cash paid for empty haTe.s no
DO n&Nk1 - D3S4 -.
an I4--tOis
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WANTED-A GOOD CABINET MA
w KER. Apply at HOWE'S FURNITURE
BAZAAR, Main street, between 9th and 10Th SITS.
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WANTED.-An experienced HOUSE,
w KEEPER, who can come well recomme ended
Apply at COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
an I3-6t
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WANTED.-Six or eight good CAR
w PENTERS. who can get emp 'oy ment either
piece work or by the dsv, may be preferred
Apply the "Female Institute" Building, on 10Th,
between Marshall and Clay streets
au 24-3t JOHN Il GEO. GIBSON
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a CARD.-The undersigned having made
IA an engagement with Messra Dudley q Jobs.
ston, No. I45 Eagle Square. would bs Reeeea q -
feeling assured that every inducsmeDt Will ba oasr.
ed TO the purchase Of STAPLE AND FANCY DAY
an 2f-6t< WM. u. WRIGHT.
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WANTED-Ana active PORTER, accus.
w toned to packing goods. Apply TO
au &c GlNTER l. ALVEY. No. 16 Pearl st.
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WANTED TO HIRE-An able bodied
w NEGRO MAN TO work in store
ALSO-An able-boii Negro Man to drive wagon
. S. McGRUDERS SONS
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MULES AT AUCTION On SATUR-
AVA DAY, ssh inst 1t 10 o'clock. It the large lot
MI rsar O. my store .i sell three hye-yesr OLD
IOAL CART, on q credit Of four months for spprc-
a line Mich cow
!, nUnoES-Several work Horsss will be added to
an IS \ cAUTHoRN, Aset
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~ AL PREPlaEB 20 RECDNNND
fniE Iiii.MH

1orr&r, WI, Co. illi. Fob. %; iS5h
fiI. R. p. >EtLrEs .--Whu resided 10 r!is.
.1tI. wnS cared %; an attack ol l.ylr c1i..
plant, Which Dad p7e.,l upol M sy.'lI for
..gl' years, aIi rrdHcc! ms 50 much 'hat
was comp !ci 10 4uit work.
Nutin- the tim oG my wTrriut ! Ind The
llFicr e., ae,o'G physicians, buttirir .frnueeu
'a.i,| to accomplish, cure. 4 lGout recou
'.. udai ihe use Of yoGr "Ilgcr P;ls." aud ai'ci
ia.n- iw" boxes oithem, ! found mys,,f entirely
Ul. Willis, suffering nom Liver Compliant
- Wa n,.n nEi'.tr5 wuhias Files. which ney,
tr felt forwards. A'my wife aul u,daal s,r
"a now yer nUah ad.c'.l wi,a q drranet
..t' Ut tie LNr. wu very Hn.of ID have
yuu mase 400 agency !pr he sale O!ypur Live
i'its 81 ul.. place.
AGCjhu cme ofmy own dIsrasr, ! am pre-
paoI r.crmp.onu your 'ii3. srd y-r' man,
p.s,ut 10 t'ls section would ileciyir" ,hcm .
.u.y uHG chance.
lgarr, yee2auN ANDREW SARVER.
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A SHORT And PrrHY SERMON.
nywe na mrn unwilling !.

.rL. ,.,;.i :, ,,.r
Nr"f ""' VI
"2u!@ WIT f"9 flc'Ce' "'" i"i!'
iid,- II M,lH 4 p~iiect hatred. hbnor It
,y,Ib .u ab.0;u!- ahho,rCnle. Dig no
,..l ,....l ....-.., sal T., .i,,.psra ia
aUN "a ~, tia! Is homes! ana useful, rather
tha3 ron in dent. As You vGiuc com.
>,r, or,,. +, .ce ,ian,r. keep out OF
- h.,,., ar on ,,sI,.
"'N'' i'' ~ '''' '"'
hld't1''. we '''H' q" '"p' VI "'' W -
Il i aIjitslolc about The neck. Ii Is
aG incubus nu the heqrt. IL spreads a
gi""' oy'' M ~ ''I"h''', o. "i'" > q, I'
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s'afN' ''a, "' "e'.''"' '''' oV"" ' ''' :
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nea' "''ii l''1''' ''''' "'''N Ut. ~ '''.'
ms % 1t" ''o''' ~ "''2 .'' ''.'' l'
- ,,an Il ,akns ,he son, ont or hi,
lau.h, ami all statellhess ani freedom
from his work. Come not under its ac'
cursel dominion.
- ..... r .,.o o.rs;,,i
40 ''''SS Wi SS'',a,.1r Jc'n, - T'a " sl,z M prs,
a|@ 81, s"rt LsnJ, or drink nectar nom her d.l,.
oous 'pg NAY considc, himself safe from tAe
about to wayiay and betray honest corduroy.
,,a,,3 5,,s, oas, b,v,or xspr hired
man N" an nv GysI y M nth, said to ann one day
9. H..
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SEDUCTION CASE-DEFENDANf
HELD TO ANSW ER in $4,000.

A young man named George w. Key
ser, vas arrested by Officer John Smith,
of ,he Northern Liberty Police. and ia,
ken before Alderman .Erety Yesterday
morning. charged with the seduction OF a
young lady. n amed Ashton. 1t appeared
by .he testimony that defendant became
acquainted with Miss Ashton more than
two years ago, and paid his addresses 10
her at her fathers house, in. hemslnstoh'
for a year, when he sent wedding CAKE
arouu,l 10 his friend. and announced his
marriage, Miss Ashton went TO I'VE
with him as'his wife, and becamea moth
sr 10 Januray last. They continued to
i iiv. e together man and vile until a'Gq' 81
,uo months ago, when he teseftef ms
nr..eSt r,.s.s month was legally married to 2
Kiss Maxwell Ono Of the ,1 brother. .t.a. 81 81
Mhs X.h,ss ,mssdsstsly 'soS Steps %
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no pArEs WILL BIZ issUsp from this
office next week. The wtciehcd conii.
lion in which we GnI tlo materials Of
this Office is our opoIegy FOR ihc suspcn.
sion. general cIenning up and s,rai,h,.
enin5 out--a real REV ns--of the me.
ehanical part Of the concern is abou. as
badly needed as oghot reforms in Wash.
inston and New York. So we will he.
gin our Radicalisln inside Of ou. own
door. We nope rhn, our. conservative
friends won, object.
Among other lhngs, there is about n
car'-load Of pi to distribute, and--wo
can'i tell what else wi hou, being as to-
dIous as the Senate Reports. But when
these things are done, ana We are IN 0
condition 10 do business crediably, tbcn
sc expect ard intend never again to be
under the necessity Of apolosizing for
sn irregular Issue.
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Love one bumon heipg warmly and
purely. and yop mhy make sure Tint you
ar. not irrcricvobiy !oet The hcari Is
~ lhr euu sot IN tie ir'a'Icrrn2l hea.
y.ns, II socs nothing from ihr sparkling
dcw.drop to tho rolling ocepn, llnl q
faithful mirror. which il warns "it,o GO.
nial ,ay end fills with objects lovely to
the eve.
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4 y the next regular N actGc Of tho board Of
" Commissioners for Lawrence C'Hny.cs m
lncnciflg on t1o frs Monday IN September next,
petitions wit be presented to said boItd iCs an
1r..ar To survey aud ch9ngc the location of the
roads extending along the Ohio RtyCf, ia said
county from or noav the point where the same
enters the county of Scloto to " here the Saa.e
enters the col nty OF GGliia.
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FREN II FEPTBLfC.


FREN' II FEPTBLfC.
The anniyo;sary OF the Proclamation
OF the First French Republic of Sept.
29, 1902, was celebrated Yesterday byl
the "La Montmjrne" French Section oi
the Society Of Uniyeysni Republicans
acco omponied BY several members Of the
Democratic Sccic,c, and other nation.
a''ies, and large nUnhcr nf iaiies.
The "Mountajn" formed into p;o.
cession at no. so, Leounrl ST., (theit
club foom) aud wearing their red badges
and accom- panied by music. marched lo
Pier No. 3, Norlh river, where The steam.
er Lauro Knapp a"aiei them for aH cs
chrsion TO Staten ISLAND. The Laulr
kuapP carried 5i her iofc;oplua.' the
colors Of the MouGtajn, red faa, be0r.
ing a TRIANGLE in which wss nScribcI
"Union s,oCiai.s,e,", ond around which
were the wort Is "i.,bertc, Eaolts, Fra.
ternite," The PGN .ao cap wa> placed
on the mast heod, The procession ar.
rived a.ongsi3r a5)r; 3 o'cictk p, A..
an e,nbnrnrr 20 tt. music o0 tie Mar.
seilia,>s Hymn, W"eo th- honr be ~
10 move, a .r,ot tied ilay win .5c inscr'p-
lion, "22 Sepr. l119, within u,unAe
was hoi,;cd on the mainmasr, AMI the
bani pIayea the Murs4i!iai,e oni the
Star Sp"n-ie,l Banner.
Three Fiench t:igglrs, thc iphi.raja,
Achcr n and PcneI"pe lay OUTSIDE the
Battery. Tho i.auro Knapp was stcere I.
so AS to pass between iwo OF the lll-lic.
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RnMayai OF tns irantan Book Stere

the subscriber IcspeclluIly lDE9ms the pubic
that he has removed his Book establishment
from his former stand, on Second Street, TO
Rodgers new building. next 10 the lfonton
House. opposite the Railroad Depot. Having
considerably enlarsaa MS stock Of books, paper.
pain and fancy stationery, transparent VIII
dow shades etc. Tic invites Ladies and Gen
;lcroen to cali andcxan.lne for themselves
JOHN G. HAN2CHR.
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IRONTON HOUSE.
Corner Of Front and Railroad SIS
r~nnrrn.I AVN
I2OETON QHI0

J. w. ALLISON, rRorRtEroR.
III AElNGi made LAsGE ADDITIONS OF coAFor
rAgIE ROOFS. 10 the above we'll knowHi
Hotel, and NEwI.Y FITfED ur AND REHcvA rEn
theoder part of the house the proprietor would
solicit the calls Of HIS friends, and former pa
irons and the travelling public generally, Civ
ing the assurance that he viii use his tsst en-
eavors 20 please ant, render agreeable the stay
Of all vino may pat up al lbs lio2se.
lron,on, Aug. 3, ls5l.
YxTn.LOW baskets, ior sale ty.
w J,CRON.l& s soks.
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tuOAIAG E1l[.F.NZ.- nl

rE1HOMAS K37LtY, o. nodewaY CO..
Y}s. 5a.t of al'itDl,t eiuic Hifae erd
isis y il9aIeu q tFrG egItrI in ne -:Hi " ,l.eit
ja7ijf & iieI Ra'ssWass a;naait rnNYli sllfhicy.
Keilt n ddw n t44ug feily .ete 0f.i.nwfrtHes llr.
tJ dc,rparl; ,ir lgsp i!9tgoahdr petition nNF fic :.
Hcrirn ihsm dFiio eill taGWjuyA a y. lY3l nfihe
cenf ~ Common Flrns, OF III" rutHIy Of ffiWrsis3
qui SH,t afOS,5. fy ioln, Ecg, a1l 4 now perling
Whrfru hC aGid iuhn Heiy dlgNil- ru0r. Of TIE
nl'p%inF Hi fTtAtr z" wit 'th, tH-i haf1fin nc
Nuri'-v'eg GrJlc. OF 3rgfof rnnil"r ,iry ysiT. ;Ji
Township munhrt lii'.s ~ ltiage tithoe, iiaI Algg
hr &"Gnve Grnrisr u tc oiih-crsi q'grc 70: src
ION uiabef iiiiy-B!X fjjl cl Jowufrp Hpjaho' tlrrr
J pirEa~ ug,lber iflccn eifH'uI'o 10 si-d C0nw
of fi.awrsncc uud ibaf a. ri,uiSt tom ~ sud cnu5t
applits9n ri Ls mndrb. iht .aid J0in krig 70. $40
rHer ihai partition ma? 10 way te qade ofsp.d 9rcr
srr. JO!iN kt.iif
iuly 2iht 1851, Pct Rlf.pH lEETE, Aa.,.
4 DNINl$TRADOR'S NOTICE.
l. Nnuer * lerchy gtgni, lini mo sub,crIi ~ hr
heru rrFo1w nub dui, qunisrdp4 Aimu.l'cior
'r irlifu p.HululI T"rfi. ia'e oflHN rrpco cnnty,
dcc.tEtG JO&Gpa PHILLIPS Adn't
JAY lH. i55i.
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FOR SALE,


beniJcratiC MASS Convention.
YENIiE Democracy Of Lawrence county are re-
q(iestcd to mccl in Mass Convention at the
Courl House in itontjn on Wednesday the 10Th
ins.., 10 elect ten delegates 10 represent said
county in the Congressional Convention, to be
held at Portsmouth on the thrd wednesday oil
this month.
BY order of the Dem. Central C0mnattee.
August /, 1851
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.Teaa;ne Block, a few doors above DR. lioTis
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04

American Bible Society.

The regular meeting Of the Board of Managers was held
on the I'd inst, DR.. Thomas Cock presiding assisted by
VIM. B. Crosby, Benz L. Swan, and Francis Hail. Esqs
Five new auxliaries recognzed--one in each of
the States Of North Carolina South Carolina Mississippi
Wisconsin, and Iowa.
Communications received from Rev. Mr.. Cunning
ham, Of shanghae China returning thanks for appro
priation by this Board to the Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South and giving some nc
count OF the present state Of the nsurection In tha
country and Of the different versions OF the Scriptures
letter from the Bible Society of Canada West asking
for the New Testament in Choctaw, and other books
letter also, from Rev. C. N. RICHTER stating his arrival
in the Levant letter from Rev Mr. Byington, mission
Choctaw Testament upon that people. letter from the
French and Foreign Bible Society states the opposition
made to religious truth when preached, but remarks
that there is prohibition to printing and circulating
the Scriptures
Some valuable additions received the library
Grants made OF German Testaments to the Chill
dren's Aid Society Welsh Bibles and Testaments TO the
Methodist Missionary Society for distribution at Carbon
dale PENN also German and English Bibles and Testa
ments for distribution In Aegany county Bibles were
granted to the Methodist Sunday School at the Quaran
tine, s. J.; also Spanish Bibles for Valparaiso Pcrtu-
guese Bibles for seamen to the American and Foreign
Christian Union Polish Bibles and Testamepts to the
Methodist. Missionary Society, books in Spanish for
Buenos Ayres An appropriation of 81 900 made for
the Arco mission and appropriation TO the Protestant
Episcopal Missionary Society," for distribution among the
Chinese in California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04
Give Every Ono their Due.
NEwBURo, Nov. 2, 1854.
Nd THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

~ lHE hDiIVn VI Ihh nhnALD'
In your paper OF to-day read with surprise an edito
rial ON the European part OF which reads thus:
"From the most reliable accounts there is to
believe that the whole force Of the Russians opposed in
this battle TO the 900 troops Of the aesthe best
disciplined soldiers In the word-dh not exceed So 900
men" Now, sir this is without cxception) the lowest
estimate have of the Russian force engaged at Alma
But allowing to have been than 35 000 ought
not this force 70 have been enough to repe the attack Of
Russian commander chief why did he not have moro
troops Surely there soldiers enough in Russia IL he
had Thought the force he had there not sufficient II
TO me- asit must to any unpreudiced person. that
II would only have been doing justice to the allies to
have said that they fought the Russians under every
advantage ~ true that the Russian force amount
ed 10 only 000 II not situated on heigs crowned
with cannon many hundred feet above tho allied army
Not only this but from the nature Of the ground evey
impairment and obstacle were offered to that army
which nothing bat the most unAinching psrseveranot
and heroic deeds could hare surmountsd. JUSTICE