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COL. WINCHESTER WATTS.

Among the gentlemen of Portsmouth VINO
have distinguished themselves by their hu-
mainly and heroism during the prevalence
of the yellow fever, Col. Winchester Watts
the President of the Portsmouth Codncll,
stands conspicuous and pre- eminent. Al
though most of the members of that body
have left, and he himself was urgently en-
treated to provide for his safety, he resolute'
ly resisted all opportunities, replying, that IN
his opinion, the duty devolved upon him by
his official position, required him to remain
at his post. He has accordingly continued
regularly to assemble such members of the
Council as remained in Portsmouth, and as
sumed the responsibility of passing such or
dnances as the good of the town required,
being ready to back up bis action, personally
and pecuniarily, in any and every way. In
addition to these public duties, he has been
unceasing in his ministrations to the sick,
leaving his own healthy residence, which is
in portion of the town not yet visited by
the fever, going about from house to house,
and ministering to the sick by his generous
sympathy, and by material aid from his pri-
vate means. All honor to this noble gentle
man, this good Samaritan, whose conduct is
a model worthy of all praise and of univer-
sal imitation.
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ARRIVALS At THE Principal A0TELS
aArIJRnAY

AMERICAN HOTEL-A Empree j., lady, child
and svt, Wilmington; A w Marssll, N Patton,
Granville; 9 sweed, Cla.ksville; W O Smith, Vs
C A Cough, Norfolk; Seymour, Ed Robinson,
N Y; T 8 Bood, Isdv, child end svt, Appomattox; @
Taylor, King and Queen: b Hendersou. Madison;
Mrs Patton - Patton. Dsnviiie; Dr. w Gaming
ton, N; r Henderson, Portland; A Dibble,
Brunswieh; Z 0ammags aad family, Norfolk: ] n
P Crsmmer. T Fl Anderson. Texas; Buubery,
Fredksbg; J Tinsley Pet &c; Z B Miller. John II
Cummioas, w w Williams; Wilmington; stone.
RF&PR r; Boiling. Greene; saDl c Shields
Charleston: Jos M Manning, BALTIC; o r Campbell,
r w Putney, Cumberland; J Goode, Danvi,le; G
Jennings, Wsshins ton
w Williams u Of Va; Mis- Williams, Master VII.
Hams Norfolk; J johnson. L 0oode. Pittsylvsnis; w
Fl Hood. southsm ptou; w Duussn and LADY L.;
w Finls vI Boxer, Hsuovsr, A . Hc1st. nj. e.
seGsr, Il Bscon, H McLsns. Dsnyiiie; @
Smith. Bait; 9 sutsins: L I 3, w " Granger,
Lewis Washington. Hon G Jones, D NJ Leather:
man, Tenn; J L Saunders and servt. G;
Vaughan. Rockbridge; & Harrison, u 8 N; J Doug
las w Hobson, Rich; w Wallace. Villa msburs;
R Gait Fluvsnna; g w HausbrousL, Rappahar.
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JOB PRINTING
NEATLY Exc UTED At THIS OFFICE
LII IMPORTATIONS

LA L L IMPORTATIONS 1855.-By
Il the arrival Of various steamers and ret shipl
.n Sn n. .sp a. City .rs
ceiving our importations Of
BRITISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS.
for fall trade. ;so.:!:,ias IL part Of BLANKETS
8 70 III Whsias and Week saw s.a Blankets
fsilisa. puffsd, and Mseiinsv Negro do
White and Colored Saddle and HoIse. do
Slp.ss Mohsir and siis Warp Lu,tres- ell grades
Black and Fancy figured and shot Lustres
Mourning s.tins
Black and Colored Csshmeres
French and Enelsh Merinos
A w1ol rssush d LANE; IS. II s'lo and quality
Black and White, and Black and Grey PT!nts
Hoylss and other styles a Purple Prints
Plain. Dyed De Leines
Twiled Persian Cloths
Heavy Manchester GinghsmA
Paper Csmbdcs all coors
Patent SILK flushed velvets
White Csmbrcs and Jaconets
Checked and Striped Csu,bries
I I and Il BIO Sn Linens
Esrguson's aud other styles English sllesa
Fancy Ves.ings in great variety
BIZ aclled glish Long Cloths
Linen Cambric Hsndkerchisfal
Hoisery-a very large and complete assortmen.
Mems Womep's and Children's Gloves-of all kinds
Linen AID Cotton Floss, French Working Cotton
White ard Colorsd Crotchst Cotton
Worstcd Shirt Braids, aud Omar Pasha Trimmings
Stay Tspss, Chint2 Bed Laces
Silk and Cotton Boot and Corsett Laces
Elastic Belta and Caters
Kuby's me Plus Ultra" Pins
Pearl Shirt and Vest Buttons
Paragon and Metal Brace and Front Buttons. for
Black Scarf Twist-Extrs Qualify
Swan B Ii Hooas and Eyes
Spool Cottons, Patent Threads &c.. &c. Sc,
all of which we offer to the trade. at very low
prices KENT, PAINE 4 CO.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

c,r Coxa.sf.L CosvEErI0N.-
CIV ~ haf,re cur readers this morning letter
frnr Coleman, Esq, ~ whicn y ~ Dc IN s,,
!som L. sonsheru Comm srcisl Convention WIN
1,s ~ n.rs session la this city 10 November
wv y,cxsBune, Miss. Aug 1osh, 1853
p.o,,, of the Southern, Weasrn and South
Restera States: ,c..
- ,hs lsat acts OF the Commercial Convens
,,o,, ~ New Orleans, In January iam, VS. inc =
sdan,t.n of the resolution offered ~ Iuo no''
Msrsbsll-which II 10 the Io..o,d srs Of ihs con.
.,,on he :, Guessed to appoint commune VI =. sn
.,esn uhose duty II shall be. 70 nx upon ,ne
60 and Mace for the next meetins " ~
and publish the same 10 .o' ~ the people, and the
pa ss 'prs.,den, shall be chairman OF the commute
The following gentlemen cere sppT,oieof % , .oe
s :. ~ yhrsnn. Of Texas; VIM. c Dawson, OF Ga;
T.,,es LYONS, of Va, w B Fl Howard, OF Alaba :,
os I,eslie Combs, Of Kentucky; John l. Lewis, OF
Louisiana, and the acting President Cole
The Board of Trade of the city of Richmond,
through their President, Horace L Kent Esq has
communicated TO the chairman OF the committee,
a COPY of a series of resolut ions adopted BY the
Board In session on the 4,h day OF June 1853. Two
of which resolutions are 10 the following words,
viz:
"Resolved by the Board of Trade Of the City Of
Richmond, That we cordially extend an invitation
TO the commercial COuVeUllOu VI tue OOutuOEu
and Western States, to meet 10 our city, on such
future day a., after consultation, may be deemed
advisable, for their next session"
Resolved, That The President OF the Board be
requested to communicate with the chairman of
the committee appointed to select the place for the
ensuing session Of the convention, and transmit to
him copy OF the above resolutions"
"A COPY attest, WIN B. lsAAcs, Sect"
Ia pursuance of the authority vested In the un>
dersigned by the Commercial Convention ct New
Orleans and of the polite and official invitation
Of the Board of Trade of the City Of Richmond.
In Virgins, the Committee have selected the said
City OF Richmond a. the place, and the Sd Monday
In November a. the time OF holding the next ses-
siou of the Southern and Western Commercial
Convention -uuless the Board of Trade OF said
city may deem II more suitable to hold said con-
ven,ion on some other day, of which, of course,
due notice will be given through the press.
The committee take the liberty of requesting
all journals and newspapers friendly to these con.
yentious, TO publish this communication or such
parts of II may be requisite to give general motto.
rieiy IF the time and place selected. "a
Respectfully.
N D COLEMAN, Chairman,
LEsLrE COMBS, of KY,
JNo L LEWIS, of La,
G X MARsHALL, OF Misc,
M T JOHNSON, of Texas,
VIM c DAWSON, OF Ga,
JAMES LYONS OF Va.
w B II HOWARD. of Ala,
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THE SPANISH ALLY.

An important and interesting feature to
this country in the late foreign news is the
statement that the Spanish government had
fensive and defensive, with England and
France. The Madrid correspondent of the
New York Herald says that the announce
msnt was received with great dissatisfaction
blythe people of that capital, and the EpOco
anticipates that the project will encounter
strong opposition in the Cortes. Neverthe-
less, the Herald is of opinion that it will be
carried through that body; for SO canningly
has the policy of Louis Napoleon involved
the present liberal government of Spain in
it's tolls that no alternative seems to be left
to it but that of yielding submissively to such
conditions as the Allies choose to impose on
il.
As to the nature of these conditions, the
Herald conjectures that one part of them is
the revival of the plan of an Iberian king
dom-not for the benefit of the Prince of
Portugal, but of some more energetic scion
of the Bonaparte family and that another,
and one of great interest to our own coun-
try, is the defence of Cuba against all at
tempts at annexation or separate independ
ence. So that this is coming by another
route to the same policy announced by Lord
Clarendon in Parliament, and managing the
affairs of both hemispheres with vengeance.
Should it be ascertained that such is the
character of the treaty, we shall not be sur
prised if it blows up the almost extinct spark
of Fillibusterism to fame that neither the
American Government nor the allies will be
able to quench.
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The cholera IL still committing Its ravages in
Lswrenceburg, Ky. On Sunday last there were
five deaths Thirty persons are now lying sick,
end the whole population Is panic struck.
Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell the woman's rights
lecturer, has purchased fine farm on Fox river, q
short distance above Cedar Rapids, in Wisconsin
The Little Rock (Ark Gazette and Democrat,
dted by Solan Borland. has renounced Damoc.
rscy, it 10 said, and gone the Know Nothing
party.
Paris is said to be full of strangers but the price
of apartments are so high that many talk of spend.
Ing the winter In Italy.
The American steamer In the Black Sea 10 said
TO have been the steamer Bangor, of Hsllowen,
Me-. 10 1852.
Benjamin F Davis, a we'll known citizen Of
Wilmington. Del, died last week
TIE cholera 10 said to be gradually spreading
over the South OF Europa
Several men to join the Kinney expedition, left
Chicago few days ago.
Second Lieutenant George HartlwelI, second
cavalry Uoi,ed States Army, has resigned.
A. w. Hamilton, q former member of the X n
lucky Legislature, died at Mount Sterling, XIV, q
Jew days since.
Among the Americans 10 Paris q. last dates, was
r Eppes, of Va.
Canada Bslssm 10 hereafter to be admitted duty
free under the Canadian reciprocity treaty.
Rev Dr. Taylor. of Richmond, preached at the
Baptist Church, aersuoris, on Thnrsd'y right ,.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

RICHMOND FEMALE IssrIIUTE.-This ex-
celient Southern Institute will be opened for In.
sruc'iou on the first Monday 10 October next, be-
fas the second term. The session will last nine
morths The Institute otfsrs superior advantages
to parents who desire TO give their daughters a
Female Institute supplies a desideratum that has
long been needed. The different divisions of the
tcnool are amply supplied with teachers and pro-
f1ssors OF the highest design of excellence in their
the Catalogue that the classes last year were a.
tended by l43 scholars from this city, Al from
other counties In the State and from neighboring
States.
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The PENITENTIARY.-The workshops at
the Peni,entiary. destroyed by fire some time last
December, have since been rebuilt on an entirely
new plan, and are now nearly, If not out, ready
for occupation by the prisoners. The work of re-
building has been mainly under the direction of
Col. Morgan. the Superintendent great i'm,
provement 10 visible Ia the arrangement of the
rooms and machinery. Those prisoners who Ia.
Dor az sboemakers, blacksmith and carpenter,
will soon &c to work Ia the shops. II is conf.
deLtly predicted that the institution will prove
the source of profitable revenue to the State In
future.
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NHw SPECIAL -.

NV oPECIAL Nor,c
SsEcrAL NorIc1 -Pe.--oas
the PATENT SELF sgAIISoisons IN 80
ies- should hand 10 their o,asso CAN q, IN 81
the demand 10 likely 10 he w.. without y -
Aaothsr supply win be r se.,y. snI.sasv. .,
"nen snoss Who have ordered, vii y a.u~
suH GEO. J SUM-.
t...io nso ~ sI1nns, beauty ,.a
iva IN. ~ n. 49,. 20 1sdse. The Ia,ts y y
C-N p.e.1-e 90 AID see i. as..s,,
SPECIAL Nor,oE.-A learned ~ aa
oe.ss -. III s. to en:.rs hi. brils,.f Dss.
same plan. Green tea and coy.. dmers .dsp..1.s
duee dreaming. Baptias Ports' o.. We
rest and pleading dreams, sv,lao. p,oeass,
snsr supper Indise.tion. and I'M 20 so,e 80
mott Tui,s,, son, p, irritable stomach . ~
direct iofusnos or rep elton. IN IN. ne inn.s..s,
sensations add disp osition In w.Lja7 skrs,as
proof OF ice power 70 dersnzs The .non.at,.
o,s'h sJr .se 1,s fscuiss 10 ,ss
from Hoef,ud's Germso Blts.r. sofsly q, ,,.sa.
In this country BY Dr., C. M. jazz, ud n,
Philadelphia, and by his .seats. 10 A.:s
Asents for shis sity---h.,ssrs. pu,r
20, M sno sssHkrr sss.s, pras.sts L,D.t
TUNE AND UEADULTERATyn A.
carefully selected. alone enter into -, asflctfs
ofstseier. Coed Medicia.s Tn. ms sas ,soupqxs,,
and scientific manner In v hieh tn 'a 10. e.,ss
IL doubtless the great cause Of tn. e soneoass.
CO whish eTA8LERs ANODYNs cnsnnsl,d n,
PECfORANT has had In the rsmsa n
eases - Coughs, Colds Sore Tbro., os d sch b,
&c. The DIAkRHEA CORDIAL ma, nm. croa,
very ucctssfui In those p.inful .ta sso es. -,
eases Of the bowels. which stim.. as.as'ros g.
They are both used and highly rso, Prove - ssl
large number Of physicians and o,h.,, ~ ",
stsndips, and have proved fnly vsr,h. ,as stsss
oniumc Youars advised to msks ~ ~ !, ass n
tieles should yea need their sd' ana A d .a.sa
beneficial effects. 1' aug nnt III
Be: descriptive pan phist,. to b hal ,,,
~. sr L: s & ::sA only 50 cent? Per bottle.
Z. Il. sTABLER l. CO p,..
Wholesale Druss;s.. ss.on
rUkCELL LADD Co. b,..aanoss
Wholesale Asenta Ps4Hst
out Virginia. s'I... " th'ou,s
. . Books, Books, BooKs.-New BOol , =,
Periodical Store. on Broad, nssr o., ~. uA ,I
street Hotel, whore you can al~sv, sss sssa
assortment Of School Books, Statiopsr, nisa,
Newspspers. he with all the popul., an.ss!ahss
day al 24-sts INN Hnsfa,
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THE QUARANTINE.

No~ thai the quarantine has been abolish
ed. 10 far Is it interrupted facilities OF travei
between the infected district and this city, II
is but just to Richmond to say that many OF
the censures cast upon her for the establish
ment of the quarantine in the first Instance
were beyond measure harsh and unjust
Having ourselves been foremost In adVoca'
ting the abolition Of quarantine. we are nee
tn sav. that We believe that the motives OF
those Who established it were, in the highest
deeree. honorable and proper. At the ume
of its establishment, the belief was general
chat the fever was contagious, and univef-
sal panic prevailed. Our authorizes IKE
those of Petersburg and other towns nay
like Norfolk and Portsmouth themselves ie''
bound TO adopt what seemed to them the
most efficient measures for the preserV&',on
of the public health. As soon as they ol'-
covered their error, the very moment 'hey
became satisfied that, consistently with duiy
20 their own municipal household they couio
remove the impediments to free intercourse
be,ween our city and the infected DISTRICTS
they 1t once, with great unanimity. re'raeeo
their steps and aung the doors Of our CITY
wide open to the inhabitants Of our un'0f'"
nate sister cities on the seaboard.
When it isremembered that Norfolk deem
Cd 1t her duty to establish quarantine against
Portsmouth, and Portsmouth against Norioi.i
that, in fact, by standing regulation, ah
vessels coming into Norfolk at any time rom
infected parts of the world, are SUBJECT 70
certain restrictions, our Council cannot sure
ly be condemned for measure which they
honestly believed the public safety required,
and which they instantly abolished when
they felt that they could do 80, consistently
with the health of those whose interests and
lives are, in measure, entrusted to their &C.
tinn
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roRY OF RIcHAoND. Aug. &c

ARRIVED,
Sohr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, udx Wm D
CoIquitt i Co
scnr Reform, Wroton. Baltimore, Iadz w Col.
quit Co.
Schr Reindeer, Wrotcn. Baltimore. mdz Vim D
OolQu It L Co.
scnr Bsrnsgat, Fitehett, CLicahominy wheat, L
Webb & Son.
Sohr Maris, Hutchinss, York River, wheat, Cren-
shaw l. Fisher.
Sloop New Packet, Gwath nsy, Smlthfeld, John
Womble & Co.
slo0p Mary Irvine, Fitehstt, Chisshominy, wheat
l. Waller
SAILED,
schr Hanovsf. Whippie, New York, mdz d l. VIM
Currie.
Schr n Allen, Baker, Boston, mdz David & VIM
Curre.
schr OrianLa, futile, New York, md David w
Carrie.
sehr Samuel Francis, -, Charleston, engine y
tender.
schr Accomac, -, Norfolk, mdz.
Scbr Coqustfe, Sp'ith Baltimore, light.
Sshr w King, Harris, Petersburg, light.
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4, TIL, city. on the 18th. JOSEPH ANTHONY.
agsd 10 months youngest Of Auguttus and Caths-
rfne Sspark.
"Of ssch u the kingdom Of Heaven"
At Prices Hotsl. Fincastle, on August Path. ELLA
RUFFIN, youngest daughter Of Edmuod Rpffis, Of
Maflboufne.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Aug. 2s.

RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. 70.
FLOUR.-Ws have change to nste 10 Flour,
holders still sskins $685. and Shippers holding Of
for ega. To-day there were transactions ct -
WHEAT-We still quote wheat at el.800S1 IS
for red aud OIL 85OSl 80 for white.
COMING sbspge Ia
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GENERAL CAss.-This veteran politician b 20 writ
ten letter defining his position the questions of
the dSy He sves his views very clearly upon the
power OF Con over the Territories and with
gard to Know NOTTINGHAM. He declares his de cj.
dsd hostility to the Know Nothnss their objects
aud their means.
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ROBBED OF HIS SLAyE.-On Tuesday last Tho..
Scaiis m, M ssourisn started ard stea me for
VIRGINIA, and took a steam or for Wheeling; be fore
ne had dene 80 however, one OF bis gro men was
missing. Alarmed at this. he took the 9th ia over
20 the Kentucky tide and nad hardly done before
hseeas corpus for one of them was brousht down
e. the whatf at Cincinnati. By AhotioBst of that
place. Luckily it too late, the girl being in a
slave Sttta -o -
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SToppED.-Jim Fore, negro toy. be-
l,nging to Alph eus Garrett, Of New Kent, wss ~.
pretended By the wsteh Friday night, and sent 10
jail to await reputation from bis Mater Prank,
live to Mr.. Mary Libby, got Is lahss for running
away from his oWnsS.
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A NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR
IA OF ALONE"
THE HIDDEN PATH, BY MARION HARLAND.
In sLSaas,t 70 s.al q

Those who have read "Alone"--and those who
have not should will be interested aud gratifsd to
entitled THE HIDDEN PATH" is now ready.
ALSO LIGHT AND DARKNESS, q story of
fashionable life, by Lady of Virginia
TIE MEMOIRS OF REV. SYDNEY SMITH,
by Lady Holland, the Book now creating so great a
alton ia literary circles. both in England and in
7-2t LANES WOODHOusE 4 CO
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NUANO.- ] Peruvian and A. A.
~ Mexican Guano--wausuted to be Of the very
best quslity-far sale from Dock Or store u lowest
market rates, By Z. 81. 6KINKER CO..
susS No 3d. Cary stfs.f.
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LETTER STEALING.-Charles Holtzhour
was before the Mayor Saturday, to answer the seri
Gus charge Of stealing letter containing $50 be
longing to Alderman Butler Ii appears tn at Mr. Rut.
Ter bosrds at the U Hotel, and gets his Istts,s
through the hotel box in the Post off Sc Holtxhour
10 the porter of the hotel and goes after the letters
Petersburg, and nssiog it. called at the Post o;ce
and tscertained that q letter-supposed to contain
money-had been received and delivered. The nr;
soner identified By the clerk at the Post Office
a. the man who took the letter out. The case vss
continued until Wednesday, and the prisoner com.
mitted.
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GONE TO NORFOLK DR. p. B. Baker, OF
Hanover county, lett Saturday, for Nor folk and
Portsmouth TO offer his services to the afflicted. -
He Is sklliul physician.
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THE HIDDEN PATH, by steamer {

1 to-dsy-PRICE CARDoZO, Booksellers l.
Stationers, opposite American Hotel, respectfully
invite 'hs attention of their friends and the public
generally, TO their very attractive assortment of Pa
per, Envelopes go, and to their supply OF Standard
Works and R-w Books Among the latter are
THE RIDDEN PATH; by the authoress of
.Alone;" rs
LIGHT AND DARKNESS; by Virginia lady;
Is cts.
MEmOIRS OFREv. SIDNEY SMITH; by Lady
HISTORY OF THE COUNCIL OF TRENT; by
Buneene'; 81 25.
THE sEPULCRREs OF OUR DEPARTED; By
Anspach; 81.
DE QULNCEY's WORKs-19 vols, IN sets or sin.
gle vols IS ctr.
CUnMING's do. % do e, do IS cts.
auS7-S
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NEW PuBLIcATIoS.-We are indebted to
NJ A. Morris for maud, and other POEMS"
: nea: nttle volume, containing some of the
t CssIpnsui poems Of Alfred Tennyson, the Eng.
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WHEAT FROM CHARLESTON --Two sshoop ers have
bsen chartered at Charleston, 8 c., each having
capacity of 10000 bushels 10 bring wheat to Viz
gnia-one cargo coming to Richmond, and the tler
20 AlexsndIa
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GEN PIERCE At THE WHITE sULPHuR-Presi-
dent Pierce ana suit arrived at the White Sulphur
on Tuesday lest. at u o'clock, Nj. He was welcomed
in handsome sps ech from er-Preside ut T. Ter, ia
which lie bIe fly responded.
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s.-Mrs Merry Bierney and Mrs.
Sarah Bailey, were fined % each BY tbs Mayor Sat
urdsy, for violation of the sanitory ordinances Of
the city.
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Cor IN TEouBLF.-6arah. ownsu y ~
.,'.9o,xon. Of Albemsrls. received Is iasnes iof
,rnnins away from her owner
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EUGENIE.

1t is again solsmnly and emphatically an.
noupced that the Empress Eugene is enci
ente. This is very important matter to the
world at large, and to France in particular.
Considering that the French change their
rulers with such marvellous facility, we
wonder that the sensible Bonaparte can at
tach any importance to such trifie. 1t
ought to be looked upon by him as purely
family concern, the probability being that,
even if the offspring be male, France will not
be in the Ronaparte mood when it comes to
the proper age for ascending the throne. 1t
is more likely that Louis Napoleon will out
live his Empire, than that any child of his
begstting will ever WELD the imperial scep-
ire of France.
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CHURCH BLOWN UP.-The Catholic Church 10
Sidney, Shelby county, Ohio was blown up on the
night Of the 18th insf., by q keg of powder placed
under it, ard trad by some unknown incsndiary. A
reward was offered by the city ell, for the els
coYery Of the perpetrator of the deed
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NLOTH1NG AT WHOLESALE.-The
~ subscribers hsy. established In this city a
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
are now in receipt of their stock to which they re
spectiuliy invite the attention of the merchants
ViIsinis; North Carolina and Tennessee.
Our Goods were mostly manufactured BY our.
felves and to ordsr, under many advantages ana
we feel assured that we can and ,cH offer a. mar
Inducements to buyers any house in this countr,
WORD, WElSI6ER 4 co.
No. l06 Main y, tup stairs Richmond. Va.
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FmrsHEp.- shafts for the nav wafer
works, Just finished by Msegrs Tsioos DIV ~
1880 70 its destin nation yesterday.
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ar,aror.-N,sgara Fire COMPANY Nc. 2
s,.ctsd DR.. r. P. Mayo, Surgeon 70 sns'l