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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr A.,

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Macs.
csipts Of the wsek, Ss47 Besyes, and fhers vs,s
ZIG IN the yard aEsinst 1913 the week before Ssiss
weye 81 e8500eH 50 nett. Prices were yerv Grnn.
and some Of the papers intimate that Csfffe wsrs
kept back IN the country to keep up prices.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. M.,e-
6ses Of 400 bead Of Cattls at ea0Il 80 per lO bs
mostly for New York. ~ '--''
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WATSON & BOOTH, UrHo1sTrnrr,

on,o.,. AMP PAPER HANGERS, No. IA Broad street
opposse the Theatre. respectfully inform the citi
.ens OF Richmond and its vicinity that their Spr;no
i H. nar Of GOODS is complete CONSISTING
Gilt and Velvet, Satin and Common pa,.r. D.
All, ne screens, Curtain Papers, Window SbsJss
"irs Sofn,ees, Curtains, Bands, &c.
and Lounges mattresses Feather Beds
Tnss, tioor and Table Oil Cloth and Mating
nesss ef win every article in their line Of bu.,.
sr. >. UPHoLSTERING and PApER R RiGss;
In the bsst Q, country, at the shortest notice and
ap 2l-1m" w.roo.,
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re . CtnIS Du8
EXCHANGE.

STERLiNG BILLS: 10 per ct. premium.
DoMEsTIc.-Northern Exchange, for checks ON the
chief cities l. saI ~ cent premium, and in demand.
Large Northern City Bank Notes premium Un-
current notes, we quote at the following discount
North Cafonna. Tennessee .............2
South Carolina. Kentucky .............2
georgia. .;.............l Ohio ...............2
Bank Of Noble atass Bank. Northern interior
oo ola, premiums Silver 2prem. for Old New,
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FREIGHTS.

FREIGHTS.
FoREIGN.-Nothing doing in Foreign freights and
rates merely nominal.
DoMEsTIc.-Freights dull at the following rates
. New York Boston Philadelphia
Coal, y ton. ...-...$200 $20O $l.50
flour, y RbI LIZ Is IS 20
Io9acco, e hhd.... $50 $50 225
Do; box" Is 25 20
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-RIcHMoND SODA WATER AND

IL BOTTLING ESTABLlSHMENT--Its seI'
tied fact that the only genuine article Of bottled SO
DA WATER, In the city 10 put up BY a. Mceoh-
MACK, who datters himself that he u able 70 con-
having been engaged in the business for ssven yess
past.
10 avoid imposition be sars and call for u. NC,
CORMACK,S SODA WATER.
N. BAH ordera either from city or country,
promptly attended to.
Soda Wsscr Porter and Ale delivered II al paris
lofthe city daily. 80
All psfsoas having my bottles viii please rsisfa
'4s''' '''''s1'a's's' n. MCCORMACK.
apf5ts No 500, broad stseef
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eEA CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
QESN CARRIA g E S.-THOS. CLEMMITT,
10th street, near the Banks, Richmond, Va, manu-.
taetuTer ofCARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, ROCKA-
WAYS and BUGGIES, invites the attention of all
in want of such articles assuring the that he does
not deal in Yankee work that they will get the best
materials and workmanship in his Carriages. which
he warrants equal to any in the city, and prices
that cannot fail TO please. NH is to
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The undersigned will continue to conduct
the TOBACCO AND GENERA COMMISSION
BUSINESS on his individual account, and solicits
the patronage Of the friends of the late firm of Pres
ton K Enders, and the public generally.
MOSES H. PRESTON.
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EUSTACE s. APPLEYARD, ComsIs
~ SION MERCHANTS, Office on North side o. ~ re
Basin They will attend to the sale of TOBACCO,
CORN, WHEAT. FLOUR, &c, and win promptly
execute orders for the purchase of goods OF kises
NH q SIN
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cseeL FAMILY CARRIAGEN~
- AND PAIR OF YOUNG8
MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.-The advertiser
has for sale very superior Family Carriage, nearly
new, having been used only four months, and pair
OF excellent Match Horses only four years old with
Harness complete. An opportunity of this kind ia
seldom offered and any person in want would do well
to apply at once to JOHN Fl. SEAYRES, Columbian
Hotel, or c. b. LUCK, Governor st.
z: ST. have also firstrate Carriage House for
rent. INV I'm
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FURNISHED ROOMS To -
the FLOYD HoUSE-ons 81 1917, LEI, az
bic for an Office. one Vi which is suita-
ap1-ts
HM PAIRS sEWED BROGANs =
OOO store and for sale by o"ANo, 10
u.ee dAhRETT ANDERSON
- 40 Main street
RALE's HOSTING MACHINES
- We are agents for the sale of M L. p';
HOSTING MACHINES and win furnish :, naie':
manufacturers prices, with without the fsan al
samples may be seen at our store, on the DoeL
ynz-0 LEE l. Co
GREAT BARGAINS IN EMBROIDF,-
~ RIE6s-We have just received about tb,ss
thousand dollan worth Of French and Scotch En-.
bfotdeFies consulting of Sleeves Collars and Chemi
ssftes purchased ct . Manhsll,s sale. These goods
are ~ fresh and Of the most fashionable styles They
vera seSsed BY the United States Marshall d New
Isrh Toy attempting 70 smugsls them through the
Cnseom House. and by biz order they wers sold We
q pet hestats 10 say they are the cheapest lot Of
kmhsoideries ever offered In this market. Call ana
sxamiae for yourselves.
HART 4 MOSES,
.
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l..
i HICKSoN CO., at the cheap new Crockery
Store, No IA Main street, Richmond. have on hand
variety of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS; consisting in
part of the following, viz;
Table Cutlery, Walters. Trays, Casters Chatting
Dishes, Tea aud Coffee Pots, Urns, Britanpis ana
Plated Albeta Tea Table and Dessert spoons, fstea
Forks, &c; Tubs Buckets Baskets Breshes win
some handsome White Granite, Plain and Decorsied
French China Dinner and Tea Sets. with fenersi
assortment of Solar and Fluid Lsmps Lookne.oisss-
es, Candelabras, Candlestieks, SC. -
Those in want of Goods in their line. will reeoiees
that their stock 10 and fresh, and OF the iAss
shapes, styles and patterns.
No sntiquated goods on hand. sp ~
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
vrsrERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL-TL Taylor, Va; n 1, -
ton. PhIa: II T RIddick. Mrs Wood and seryt d !,
NoTfieet SuffyIk; Wordsworth. DckInso5.
York; f @ Wall Petersburr; T II Brown, Phiso; :
0arretf, Ala; w Jenes, U Army; Mn Spo..lLs
voad, Mn Rescot and svt Petersburg; " ga =
Campbell, Sprinsfeld; DR. J Rives. Brgnswies; 70
Maur.y. Ala; DR. s 8 JoyneA Accomac; W WEI
ham, Hanover: DR. Ma ,pin, U Of Va W Essiey'
vMI; L w Timberiake. Va Il 4; w overtop'
Virginia.
II. s. HOTEL L Rowe, King L Queen;
Smith, Lunenburs; H Mayo. Richmond; Re
ter TesgIe. Teasleville; p H Mayo, Texir = Cnrs
tar, Richmond; Newton Wilson, Fsirheid' ben
P Morris and lady, BENZ McL.ushn. Putnam; Gee
Phillips, Beaver Dam; r Seal Ga; J Harris
Clarke county; Jones. Norfolk: McAliister. DO
d lowell Surry; Graves, do, EWhife. Sussex;
a. White do; J M Falcon, Texas; II smith. 40
n Clarke Surry: Geo Fitchett, do; Geo BirdsonE.
do; John Henderson, Southampton; Geo Brent PEI
timore: P Mccormack, N Y; Geo Harrison, do; w ID
Aldridge, Va
AMERICAN HOTEL-N Greene, Chesterfield
7 n Anderson, Richmond; Miss Mayo, Norfolk, ~
0rIssby and lady, Charlotte, e Day lady and child
Macop Ga; Jackson, Chesterfield u Taylor: y a
a n Alien Washine ten; Palmer and svt, mobile;
j Chamberlain, Miss Mary Hand, Lynchbu'gi w
Thompson, N o; ii J Binns and lady: Cnariot.s; q
Allen, Mrs L Allen, Miss Randolph, Richmond; 4
p Watson, W A Harris. Boston; H B Lyman 4
Balch and lady. 7; J o Henderson, d; wilson
L Morse, Winchester
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-D Akin, Va; VIM
Burwell. Mecklenburg; s H Watkins. PittsyIvania;
Winfree Richmond; w Vaughn. Pr Ed; w Du.
pree Hatehett Va; w Mallory, Cousins
Petersburg; Shaw. lady and children, Misss.
Shaw, Norfolk 8 Subett and son, Powhatan; 3 :
Goode Chesterfield: w P Thompson, Va; Lynch
Mr. Jones' BaIt T H Gresham, Cushing, Va; }
w Powell, Henrico.
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Gainesville. end thence By this Orange ard Alex
sudIa Ralroad to different points on that Road, ia.
kss from the books Of the Company:
4 To Orange Court House
Dry Goods Of all tinds Liquors Of all kinds Iron OF
I'll kinds; Mslasses Sugar. Coffee; Tin, in boxes Fpr-
n!tnre; Ploashs; Raw Hides Salt; Barrels Of Fi,h;
Flour; Coal; Dressed Marble, and Dressed Granite.
To Rapid AHn, in Csipepey.
Same general description of Merehandiss as to
Or1nge; Feathers; Leather; Scythe Cradles; Wheat
RateE scythe Blades
For CMpeper C. m. and Depots ia Fauqaier, for
Farmers in that County and Rappahannoek.
Liquors; Plouehs China and Earthenware; Car
r:ag.s; Machinery. and other varieties of Mer
chandise.
Statement of Produce brought TO Gordonsvilie by
the Orange and Alexandria Road, and sent to Rich
mond by the Central Road
From Orange Court House. Rapid -4RH, and Culpepey
Court House.
Corn; Tobacco; Hay; Shucks; Wool; Bacon; Lard
Veal; Mutton; Lambs; Empty Bottles, for beer and
other liquors of that kind.
Alse same articles from Rappahannock and Eau
quier counties.
No Wheat has yet come in, but applications have
been made for bags
A. J. GOOCH, DepotAgent
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PHYSICIAN, HEAL THYSELF,

F. w. Cresson, Secretary of the English
Anti Slavery League, is out in bitter letter
upon Sanders, kossuth and Mazzini in re.
gard to slavery, which he says John Wesley
Justly stigmatized as being 1.-the sum of all
vilainies' If Mr.. Cresson would look at
home, he would see more villainy in the
white slavery of England in one week than
ever occurred in all the slave States of Anne
RIGA put together since the foundation of the
institution. The following terrible picture of
crime and miseryin England has just met our
eyes in a London letter of the N. Y. Herald.
Infanticide is as prevalent in England az it il i,
s,ms savage countries. woman has Just murdsr.d
six of her young chidren; she was the wet nurse 70
Of the Royal children, and has turned ont - q
drunkard and an adulteress. The lives of hundreds
II not thousands of hi'dren in England are Insured
IN death clubs aud nearly all these children die eeriv
Ostensbly their lives insured to enable their ny
rents to bury them decently if it please God to .n
them es the phrase goes; but it is proved that the
real object OF insurance IL to enable the hid.on.
murder These children killed by nesiect or so Of
poison Poverty Is no doubt, the Of this fe.S.
The En- rlish working el...e. ar. kept i, III. lon,
eat state Of degradation, by being paid badly 10 srs
Bile England preserve her manufacturins 70 sns
cy and sell cheap goods Some excuse howsxar
can almost be found for infanticide in England OWN
n
children of the poorer classes partienlarls III. ..
male children. Female servtude here, in the uni.
hes OF the inferior classes the vest slavery that
damnipG blot upon Enesh morals and humsni,v 70
The female drudge In the family of the Eurish g.t
~ trsdcsmAn or lodging .house keeper where tb",.
10 large family of children. or cosrse-mnded enS
upstart lodgers works harder. and 10 subjected ts
viier iasuls and degradation than the slaves of tbs
ancient world. Tens of thousands of these mo-,
Srudges seek refuge in prostitution.
English society 10 rotten to the core. No matter
how prosrerous the country u, race of heiots al
tslists; and for want Of room, the lower order q,
workers are ground down. But even amor gst bet.
class Of persons the misery and oppres son that
exits fdshtfal. Thonssnd of girls who are ten.
defy brought mp. are apprenticed to dress max o.
and miners 70 the aIistocrscy, in order TO enable
The poor creatures kept night and day in mise
rshic worn rooms whore they halfsfsryed. in or
der that they may enable vulgar mattresses with
Ility.
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CHOICE LIGHT REA D I N G. F O X
~ SUMMER TRAV E L E n S.-Fsrmin gdale, q

NHOlCE LlGHl hEA ~ N " + ~ Is
~ sUMMER TRAv E LIE S.-Fsrmin gdale, q
Tale, by Thomas-$1-
Attic Philosopher in Paris-25c.
Cyrilla. by the author of The Initials SOC.
Linny Lockwood. by Catherine Crowe-5oc
The Deans Daughter, by Mrs Gore-50c.
Margaret Maitand-pap. Soc; clio. 75c.
Tempest and Sunshine, Tale of Kentucky. by
Mrs. Holmes-75c
R Daisy Burns rs by Julia kksvanash' av0l.-75c
The n Lofty Oft; and the Lowiy vol.-sl
Leather Stocking and SILK, Tale of virsina-sl
Sir Jasper Carew, Knit, by Lever-50c.
The Dodd Family Abroad, by Lson-75c.
Katharine Walton. by W. g. simms-Sl25
Shie,s Sketches of the Irish Bar, vols-S2.
Bird-sla5 INV y w.
Wensley, Story without Moral-75c.
Art Student in Munich by Miss Howitt-SI.25.
Anterior, by Miss Mitford-$l25.
Our Parish, or Annals of Pastor and Pupii-SI.25
English Tales and Sketches, by Mrs Crosland-SI
This, That and the Other, collection of Popular
Tales-Sl.25.
Vara, the Child of Adoption-S1.
The Two Roads, or the Right and the WTong-S1
English Soldier in the U. 8. Army-S1.
Aeatha Beaufort, or Family Pride-5Oc.
The Hive ofthe Bee Hunter. Sketches by J. B.
Thorpe-S1.
Flush Times in Alabama and Mississipp:-Sla5
The Forresters, by Dumas-75c.
The Heir of Redclyffe, vols-Sl.
M erkland, by the author of Margaret Maitland
75c.
The Fawn of the Pale Faces-75c.
NE Mea ~. Foot Common pas By Ritchie-s7c.
Facuty-50c.
Note: of Literary Life, by Miss Milford.
Miss Austen's Novels; 5vols. ~
Diary of Mad DArbIay:7 vols
The Quiet Heart. from Blackwood's Magazine-25
Aubrey, BY Mrs Marsh, author of EmeIia Wind.
JAMES wooDHoUsE.
~ II I39 Eagle SQUARE,
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Coon ExAMPLE.-Charles and Jack Dea
ton two coal cart drivers, were arrested by officer
Tyler, while racing with their teams up Main street
and taken before Alderman Taylor who ordered
them both to be iogged. Such punishment will 90
much farther towards breaking up the practice Of
improper driving in the streets than all the fines
that can be imposed on the masters
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UNGALLANT.-On the night of the 4th of
July, George Burgess entered the millinery estab.
lishment of Miss Sarah w Harris, while In a
drunken state, and threatened to kill and assault
that lady, without cause or provocation The next
day warrant was issued for his arrest and on
Wednesday night last officers Tyler and Scale
came upon him and took him into custody. On
being brought before the Mayor he protested
great sorrow for his conduct towards the LADY,
complaining. He was held to bail in 500 to keep
the peace
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. GEO. w. BRIGGS, for several years
past Practitioner of Medicine at the university of
Virginia and vicinity having removed to and perma-
nenty settled in this city, offers his professional SER
vices to the public.
Ofice-corner of Governor and Main street, over
Z. B. Spence's.
Residence-Broad street, Church Hill, near Pres
byterien Church. jy 2l-1m*
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DIED.

Yesterday afternoon, :bo.t SssSGs p.y;. n the
4otb year Other ase Tho friends and scdua9nanceii
q Tie ny regusssd e stssns rom sne the rs.
This Aftsrnoos, q half ps.f o.e, t,e1i. ,""
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MrcHAEfcs' IEsTirurE.-The Commit
,.s suuonted at the last meeting Of the Institute %
rrcye the names and initiation fees OF persons de-
.;roa. az becoming members, should spare no EFT
forts to swell their lists ~ much e possible ~ the
seek an opportunity ofhaving their names enrolled
At once a. at the next meeting of the Institute per
manept officers are to be elected. Apprentice boys
too. should see that their names are enrolled with
out delay rs great object Of the association u
to benefit them 1t is hardly necessary for us, 1t
this time, to make an appeal to the Mechanics OF
Richmond to become members of the Institute. III
thew do not know enough of their own interests to
ala In establishing and supporting an organization
DESIGNED solely for the benefit OF the working men,
Il would be waste of tune in us to attempt to con-
vince them its necessity. North, South, East and
West of us the mechanics are enlisted In instifu-
lions of a similar character; and now that they
ba We tasted the fruits resulting theI eiro nothing
copld induce them to abandon their organizations
This will be the Ia Richmond If our Institute
once gets fairly under way and TO give II the start
SO essential to its success 1t is very important that
as MANY Mechanic as can do so. should become
members and aid In filing the various offices with
the best material our city can afford As far as we
have heard from them the committees have met
with great encouragement in prosecuting their la
BORE but as there are very many workmen-par-
ticularly journeymen and apprentices-who cannot
be called upon, 1t is very important that they should
take the trouble to have their names enrolled. Ac
ton is now the word. If the new Institute is to
succeed it must be by the efforts of the Mechanics
alone II it fails the fault will rest entirely with
them.
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ADJusrED.-Smith Padget, was arrested
and Gagged by officer Tyler last Wednesday n;oht
for threatening TO kill Henry Thomas YESTERDAY
morning when the case was called before M
Mayor Mr. Thomas asked to have the warrant dis
missed, which was done at the cost of the Accused
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DELNEREp.-JOhnB B. Schlief who gave
bail on Wednesday morning for bis appearance At
the next term of the Hastings Court, was deliv.
cred into the hands of the Police that afternoon
or rather arrested by officer Johnson at the request
OF his secarlty-and lodged In jail.
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CoNrIsUED.-William King, a very black
free negro, will be examined to day for threaten
ing to assault j. M. Thornton 1.-THE charges broueb
peas. 49,
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mo PREVENT AND CURE CHOL
FRA AND ALI. BOWEL COMPLAINTS

Persons travelling and sill Others should have bot
MINATlvE BALSAM BY them. In case Of sudden
Sickness these medicines frequently cure in less time
than it requres.o get ply scian ,.,f,, of p.,,
Curer in a wine glass of water every mornings when
ever you have pain internally externally, use the
f1 Dr. i ROSES caRMi i BAIsAM for Chol
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dyson
tery This mixture is of the most important medi
cines and should be kept In all families As sooth.
ing preparation, it has equal. In csses of infants
with bowel complaint cholera morbus, restlessnsss,
CRYING or general pain it has been proved perfect
balm AS specific for bowel complaints of adults,
it has failed. During the cholera OF 1882 1884
and Is49 it failed in instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient. / have had
returns from more than one thousand persons who
used it during those memorable periods, testify ing to
DR.. J. s. ROSES wHoorrSe Z c6 HHsH' s y; e
gives immediate relief, and frequently cures in
"f pr'J. s. nf ROSES EXTRACT OF BucHU-Thi.
is of the best remedies ever used for diseases of
the Kidneys Bladder and all equity Affections. Prizes
Dr.. Us. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of
tion This disease heretofore treated by bandages,
trusses and external supports, which can only prove
psiatvss yields so%Pstely to the us &c of these
Dr.. j. s. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL-
ROAD PILLS These Pills not warranted to
they are grand remedy for Bilious state of the
system and common fevers They are adapted to the
Southern sections OF the United states particularly,
being often a preventive of Bilious attacks, and
when used with DIR. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, will
cure the most stubborn case of Bilious Fever Fee
yer and Agpe. Price 12A and Csc.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read Dr.. J. s. Roses Med-
cal Adviser (which contains description of the dis
eases of our climate and the mode of treatment 1t
can be had without charge.
All of DR. j. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Ladd l. Co, Bennett& Beers,
Adie 4 Gray, .. A. Strecker, A. Duval, Bodeker,
J. B. Wood, VIM. P. Ladd, S. M. Zachrisson, A. Les
lie, r. r. Duvsl 4 Bro, Grubbs L. Apperson, in this
city, and of dealers generally in every city and town
throug hout the United States.
il 2i-FM&W &cis-ts
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LOCKED UP.-James Green, a free bow
from the county of Henrico, was committed to iail
for want OF a register '"''
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STEALING KIss.-William Roberts, q

STEALING A KIss-William Roberts. n
free boy, was called before the Mayor, yesterday,
for assaulting and beating Catharine Scott a col.
ored woman. Bill had been sitting up with sick
friend at Hates house, and becoming enamoured at
the charms of the dark skin damsel attempted TO
fteal kiss from her pouting lips, while she was
taking short nap, which SO much incensed her
modesty that she indignantly ordered him to leave
her presence. Feeling indignant at having his ten.
der passions thus unceremoniously nipped in the
bud, Bill opened volley of Bilngsgate upon the
idol of his heart, and finally wound up by throwing
her upon the floor with great force and then biting
one OF her delicate hands until the blood coursed
gallantry objectionable, and therefore, as = means
ofteaching the young Lothario better manners di.
rected that he should receive sound logging.
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BAD CBARAcTER.-Alexand jackson.
free negro of notorious character, for whose ar.
rest warrant has been in the hands of the police
for several weeks, was captured and Gagged by Off
cers Tyler and Scale, last Wednesday night Yes
terday morning he was brought before the Mavor.
convicted OF being engaged in a riotous and uniaw
ful assembly. and ordered thirty stripes He was
future good behavior ~
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DIssissED.-The summons against Jas.
Allen for permitting carts to be driven across the
sidewalks at bis house, was Dismissed by the
Mayor ,"'
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IMpRoyING.-We learn from Mr. Poo

IMPRoviNG.-We learn from Mr.. Peers,
ofihe firm OF Ellis PEERS that they have lost but
two negroes from cholera, one of whom died in
about six hours, after he was taken down. This
servant had been suffering from diarrhcsa a few
days before, but had not reported himself TO hi
hirers as he should have done. The other was sick
longer, and Suffered greatly
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o. Fl. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
ector 18th street. between Main and Cary, over the
store of g. r. Peake. Refers to Messrs. C. T. Wor-
than Co., Williams Brother Butler Tinsey,
Ii. Claiborne, G. r. Peake, j. B. Sclater, and DR..
w A. Patterson in 2l-lmH
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SALE OF BLINDS SASH Doors. AND VIM
DOW FRAMES -The attention of builders and others
requested the sale of the above articles to take
place this evening, at O'clock at the mandatory
of Mr.. Amber, on Mayo street. Builders should
n OF fail to attend.
iy2l THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct,
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WARN SPRISGs.--A friend just returned
from the Warm Springs speaks of the place
as one Of the best kept and most agreeable in
the mountains. The lessees are young men
Of enterprise and energy, who, conducting
their establishment upon the enlightened idea
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