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sUsPIoloUs.-George II. johnson was ar
rested and committed to prison last Saturday
night under suspicious circumstance While II,
jail short time since, he threatened to fire and
burn Capt. Wilkinson's house, and those who know
him incline to the opin Ion that he 10 none too good
to execute his threat If an opportunity were offered
him
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED RoBBER.-The
police have succeeded in arrestipg negro fellow
OF New Kent, suspected of robbing Thomas Cooley,
free man Of color, on Thursday last, of $500. On
Saturday last the aecused was brought before the
Mayor for examination, but owing the absence of
the continued until this morning
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SETTLED Wesley, slave to John Whit
worth. was ordered fifteen stripes for being In an
Saturday night.
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VIOLENT AssAULT.-Cornelius, slave to
George King, was examined before the Mayor last
Saturday, on the charge of assaulsing and beating
ordered thirty stripes.
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FATAL AccIDEsr-Jno, NJ. Herbert n workm.r
On me mana:sa Gap railroad, was accidentally kin.
90 last week, BY being crushed under a heavy
slone DE was q native of Albeulsrle county
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Coal Conuentioa-Ihear Action, &c
KANAwHA SALINE, VA, Sept. II. lS5

COdt COn0ehtlOn-IHe af Act2On, DC.
KANAwHA SALINE, Va, Sept. IT, 1855.
MY DEAR Sir A very interesting convention
was held In this county on Saturday last. at which
were present representatives of the various coal
companies operating in this valley, persons en-
gagged 10 the salt anuacture, and individual own
ers of coal and Iron property here. committee
was appointed to collect statistics, showing the
large amount of capital already employed 10 our
COAL Iron, salt and lumber trade, and the necessity
of q speedy Improvement of the navigation of the
Ksnawhs. This they were instructed to embody
in a memorial to the General Assembly of the State
The convention adjourned to the 18Th of Novsm-
Der. Since then q call has been Issued for a con.
vention of all those 10 erested 10 this mineral re.
eion 1t will be held on the 18th of November at
Charleston, Kanawha county. Its object, to use
steps for developing and demonstrating the i'm
mense mineral wealth of that section of Virginia,
watered by the Great Kanawha Guyandotte and Big
Sandy rivers, and thei. tributaries"
The call embraces not only the residents and
land owners of he counties of the section but rep.
resentatives from the various Incorporated comps.
niles of the region involved, the friends of the lines
of internal Improvement, expecting to draw u
portion of their revenue from the same quarter,
and individuals of this aud other States favorable
to the incre Of the mineral wealth of the coun.
try.
The object of the Convention 10 of vast impor-
lance. This whole country embracing q number
of counties, 10 underlaid by numerous seams of
the most valuable coal and iron ore-is traversed
by great number of easily improved water
courses-and Is comparatively unknown TO other
sections of the State and other States of the Union
1t Is to be hoped that Richmond will send US full
aud able delegation of her enterprsiug business
men-not only the friends of the Covington aud Ohio
ex ension and of the James River Improvement,
but of these who desire to see the immense re.
sources of the State made known, and thus rem
dered available. 1t Ia expected of the Richmond
press that 1t will take the matter In hand In its
usual elective way. E. D. T.
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WYMAN opens at Metropolitan Hall to
night. His magnetic tricks are too we'll known to
ed word from u.s. wa "" "
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INDEPENDENT Hook AND LADDER Cow
PANY..A petition to start Hook aud Ladder com
pany, Is now being circulated. and has obtained
qei.e number OF signatures The list will be hand
cd around to the citizens generally.
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MAhRIAGE.-mrs LIE Vert, of Mobile, who was In
Faris last month, writes that ste is Just on the
night TO witness the marriage of Mrs Mowatt
resident Ia Rome Nv"
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETs. Sept 27d.
PIOun-Ho1ders - % IS which shippers a..
-os willing 10 give: and there are no transactions
Sock and receipts light.
WBEAT-Thsre Il no chspRs Ia pric~s. We
quote 81 seq as for Red; 81 si0l.0o for White.
CORN-eO0e5c. nor bushel
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICne.

A REPRIEvE.-We do not refer TO res
prieve from Capital Punishment- There ie slow
torture from vhish respite is equally desirable
" q refer to dyspepda-a word Ia which all fbs hor-
rors OF IL clsssion summed mp. To the suderers
BY this painful and hsrassns dlssasa, we can hold
ont not only briaht hopes but the certainty OF i'm
mediate relief and perman cut cure There IL tonic
cordial and alternative principle In Hoo FLAND's GEE
MAN BITTERs which Inevitably arrests and changes
the morbid action Of the stomach and the seeretive
organs the disease. and restores to health.
Prepared only by DR. C. n Jackson, Phi!adelphia.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD
Go. and BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
"a 24-dqw
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.MILITARY.-The Mechanic Guard Cant
.,pscomb. paraded Saturday afternoon, and h,a
1sreet practice at Clark's eprin,. A.1
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ITO AoA-
DENY. RENT =Cha snhscrihar xrishss

" CUE.-STEVENSVILLE AGA
l. DENY, FOR RENT.-The subscriber wishes to
engage an experienced Teacher, to take charge Of
vsnsviIle, King and Queen, Va, and Is one Of the
most desrable locations in lower Virginia. The
community 10 one of intelligence and refine mept
and none more noted for religious advantages and
moral influence. The institution organized soma
fifteen years :ince and has been we'll patronizsd by
and a Baptist; one who wou rent the property
and who would likely be permanent To such an
one, also, who could come recommended in a moral
point of view, and a thorough English and Classic
al Instructor, we would guarantee salary of $500
with the overplus of psft from tuition fees, which
have usually ranged much higher than that amount
and of all that's to be adeIfrom thu
department Occupancy may be had at the opening
of q new year. The situation would emit q Young
Ma who designs engaging permanently in this pro.
fesson The Institution could be easily erected nto
first Claus academy.
Address, JOHN BAGBY, Stevensviile
Sc 24-law4t* King and Queen, Va.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or gICHkonp, Sept. %.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
sehr Adeline. Bailey, Baltimore, Guans, to shaer,
Kohler Co.
Brig Queen of the South, Chapman, New York,
Hay to Clendening
schr. Rein Deer, Wroton, Baltimore, Guano ito
Shaer, Kohler l. Co.
Schr. Palestine, Young, Hog Island, Oysters to
Captain.
SAILED,
schr Manchester, Chichester, New York, mdzs.
D. w. Currie.
Schr E r. Naming -, New York, mdzs.
Sloop D Hitchings. Smithfeld. mdze
SIoop Mary Irwin. Titchel, York River, mdze.
sehr. John Hart Smith, Boston, mdzs.
Bark Fame, Speghton, light
Schr. Thos. Conner. Booth, Surry, Mill Ofal.
Tobacco.
Steamer Pocahontas. Jones. Baltimore, mdzs. to
ENTERED,
Ship Meta, Capt. DeHsrde in ballast to Ludam
Watson
New York, Sept. 20 CID schr. Wide Awake
Bartlett, Richmond Sehr. J. 81. Yeomans, Lynch
Hampton.
New BEDFORD, Sept. 10 Arrived Sshr Eliza
beth Davidson, Ions, Nansemond, Va.
PRovIDENcE, Sept. ls.-Arriped ashr. Mary,
Chase smithfeld, Va.
New YoRK, Sept 2l-Cld. sehr Only Daughter,
Van Clerf, Richmond Ard. schrs. Ocean Wave,
Zuljf Jane Ross, Croppe, and Du Vaughan, Smith.
Virginia.
ALBANY, N. Y Sept. 2l-Cld schr. M. vas,ar, Jr
Roberts, Richmond.
NEW YoRK, Sept 22-Cld steamer Jamestown,
Richmond schr. Mary Parker, Parker, Eastville,
Va.
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-The steamship Black
Warrior has arrived at New Orleans with Hsvana
dates to the l7th. Her news 10 wholly uuimportaut
Segars were firm, and prices had an upward ten.
dency w.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF United SrArrs Col

ExTENs1vE ROBBERY OF UNITED STATES GOLD
Two boxes have been received from the Uuited
States Land Office at Dubuque, Iowa, purporting
to contain S25 600 each In gold; but when opened
they were found to contain lesden bullets, on LAYERS
OF sheet lead. They were received through the
American Express Company. Efforts are making
70 discover the perpetrator of the fraud. The
boxes were exact couuterparts of those n.nallv
received from the Land Office
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e TOURNAMENT =
~ AND mi
ErnA F A NCY BALL U
AT THE q

II U G UENOT Spprv
The 9Th annual TOTlRNsuSSGS
QUEENS BALL will tai. ~ II...NaAiENr A.,
on WEDNESDAY sept. 2sfb i9s - The abO,. n, :
fhe Grand FANCY BALI, I'll; iG'o'
following evening. VIII CONS Of On :,
large number Of Kci,ht,
ana a. many OF than are known ~ p.e,sd brl.
"eh' . CLOSE eonteat may be expected 100 hga
Richmond Ctr:
Sd Whittls w rg1whqtaU
Judge W w Crump Tho, y, a,eh.as
Fhos Deane VS. S' ,anord
Col T p August nv 70, j
Thos w Doswsu Sbn. Archer
CA McEvoy stpsith
Marmaduke johnson Rsni Vlsn
Capt Fl Richardson W;i; ssHnnsy
yonI thompson Chas Old
Or Jas Sizer, jr Jacob NJ,
g w Darrscott Jnbn . %ssaaar
JH C Tyler 'Ha r! sfrais
Cbas Bennett CoI TiOw.a..dad,
Or w Leigh Burton Roht "a cIieTilias
Hon Jno s Castia RSA S'ousa
~ I, n "a Ninmo John Atkin,
EV Breeder W.. posssn
Col VIII Harrison d, N n sssnan
~ UMr1,oiotiose Jas Powell
p III dmeIid;
RAMA 9., VIM Bark,dals
W.. ~ Ii.um Thos Noble
n 800. n mi'cheh Lewis Hsrvis
" WRc1sn; Robt Archer
Capt Jno NJ Patton, liz DR. Ri,hars wu.
Chesterfield: 8 Trn.bssr. nNa
DR. w b Ball Wn 49,.
DR. Junius l. Archer Rch,sG IL
&C McRae usn-,e auuo''oa
Thos Walden. jr Gao w n...,,
Capt A w Trabus DR. sipton
Thos Howard WmM M.oi
Jas III Moody Albsrt A. uue'
IT 9ohn wake, tr Geo M SAVAGE.
n M W., '3nes Lieut. P Roy o. .
W WIN d Johnson Army.
y American and Enquirer will COPY. ns-a
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The METHODIST MINIsTRY.-The Metho-
dist Church has suffered heavily by the fe
yer. She has lost more of her ministers
than any other. The Rev. Anthony Dibreil
Vernon Eskridge and Stephen w. Jones
have successfully fallen. They fell manful-
ly and heroically, and their deeds will be
treasured in the memories of their fellow
men. They were ornaments of the church
of which they were members, and net less so
of humanity. Peace to the ashes OF these
noble ministers, and honor to their memo
ries
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The Committee to take care of the Or
phan'. acknowledge the contribution of bu ,dla y,
clothes from Mrs. Hatcher, for !" sick babies y
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&c. L. r }" who advertises for wife in
Saturdays Dispatch, would do well to cali on 81
MONS and let him take his Dszusrreotype Likeness.
that the Lailies who are anxious may hat sort
of looking man he Is The picture mieht be taken
and left in the Gallery, marked n Gentleman in
search of a Wife.n sea
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CONSULAR REMOVAL AND Appo,xrxprr IT. =
rrssident has appointed Ex-Governor Pillsbnrv'
Roh, W consul at Halifax, British America, vics
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,f I ,S w ilism Johnston, a we'll known writer
OF the press, formerly of Richmond has henn.ea
connected with the Cincnnai Columbian 0e0oo'e
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/ .OST-A fine GOLD PENCIL CASE
- with FEN, in chased head. The finder NJ
confer oblising favor By returning it TO Mr. chs
NJ COTTON, Arlington House, corner OF sh y,
Main street, OF to Mr.. A. MORRIS, BoOtrar y
han u n a-lr
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Tar s.co.n FuurRAE AT THE CoLtsor.
The fnntr.l of EmxEr, son Of Mrs.. Df
Nichol.ou. took place It the College on oas
urday morning At about half past . Q cloeA
It was attended by nearly all the me"Dei
ofthe Committee, few other genilenieD' ANU
a. ;nm.tes of the establishment. The ser
vices we're performed by the Rev. DIR. HOW
all of the End Baptist church, and the Rev
Mr.. Kean of Petersburg. The brief discourse
Of DIR. Howell was very appropriate Inc
occasion was remarkably impressive. 1ne
deceased was the eldest son OF wioo"eu
mother who was Just from the terrible scenes
of the pestilence, where she had lost her nus
hand. where all of her children and her sell
had had the fever, and where she nao peeN
wearied and almost heart broken with SICK
ness, watching, anxiety and sorrow. que
had finally hoped that reaching nion
her little flock was safe; but she hao nAiu'
sr,;ved when her son reIapsed ana died.
These facts and the deep distress OF the MON
ar excited the warm symp athy of those who
had assembled to peform the last fites OF Inc
dead. The occasion seemed the more SOL
emn, that there were few to take part In the
ceremonies and to contemplate one OF inc
sad incidents of the pestilenee.
The body, placed in metallic coffin' was
buried in the Shockoe Hill cemetery, ana
two mounds, close together, mark the graves
of the meek and pure sister Susan and the
little boy Emmett They are the first, and we
hope the last, deaths among the dear little
family from Portsmouth, entrusted to the care
of the committee of our citizens.
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NoTE.-The ssterisk - denotes d,y Of Ho,, Co.
vocation, ind service held at the 6yps,ons.S Son
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II TAFIoNs AND MANUFACTURERS.
FALL SUPPLY AT EVANS DEPOT
EARTHENWARE, CHINA 8. GLASS.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Can be found at EVANS Depot of China,
So. fun supply of Goods, suitable to th- country
White Granite and Printed Ware, do do
Glassware, In great variety
Fancy Fancy Goods, d., q. DO DO
Pickle and Preserve Jars, In great variety
Stone Ware, at factory prices
And an endless variety of good and cheap Goods
offered to country merchants at ioscer prices for cash
than can be found at any other store Vi,ginia Only
j. D. B. EVANS.
So It's III Main ut.
rREDEGAR FOUNDRY.
RICHMOND September21, 1855. :
A Ii persons are hereby notified not to
"A employ JAMES HEATH or EVAN sNEAD
% they are regular bound Apprentices at these
Works. ANDERSON, DELANY l. CO.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
At the Ass@sta ,5 HSuse Main Street, Richmond
This Institution will open on the LIST day of Octo.
Der, and continue until LIST of August.
TUITION
FER session OF III months payable quarterly In sd
vance:
Primary Chaser. .sl2 10 s,e
Higher English Glasses. d
Mathematics and French or Latip............... 40
Any othsr Language: ....................Sl0 extra
Music ct Mssters prices
Miss SMITH viii make an honest effort to iu,psr,
thorough instruction and discharge faithfully he,
whole duty.
.REFEaEscEs-Prof J C. Wills and Prof. C.
sez4-5.* sE
PHYSICIANS practicing in my part Of
the town. are respectfully requested to call a
which use in compou oding prescriptions
| would Ike 70 show them also q new Trum which
..,sar s.P. sEMPLE. Drussist.
ssI 202 Main ct.
Unusual FACILITIES.-MY OWN
~ AANUFACTORY OF CLOrHING-r al
would say that my facilities are sreatsr than usu,i
tor STEERING induc smeuts to the retail trade havin
sstabl'shed mandatory OF my own, for the bur.
pose OF procuring such styles Of goods % are bert
agent In the Nsw York market, besides buyins =
seea or Fart OF my present supply for CASH VII
'ase convi. a. sny reasonable person that my II CHI
ties are unusual for Offering my soods, h such style
70 s.ifa'iy solicited BY WM. IRA sMI III,
ss e - - ia Main d.
FANCY CkS5IMEhE PANTN-I have
= nov open ems OF the me- st varied assortm, Mt al
Fancy Ffensh end Esslish Cashmere Pasts 20 Be-
oand hpe,eons who bsye fousd IL 4. ficult to fnd
nae ready made Pants 70 6t than. are collected 10
s-a4 No. iS4 Nsin Il. esp,..- s.sss aa..,,.
EUGAf.-I5Y bois 6tuaT1s G { ofies An.
y s.s receiving and 70, 81 "
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CANCERS! CANCERSm CANCERS!n
~ A highly respectable lady Of this city, who has
received instructions from several eminent pbysi-
eisns In their treatment of most
omous and malignant sores, feels confident she 10
prepared to effect of them. Persons m far
ing with them. and who disposed to give her
treatment trial. will please apply for further infor.
nation at this Office
n Terms very moderate. se2-Stt
aAY.-253 bales HAY arrived per Brig
IL Queen of the South" and landing this dsy'
all shipped under deck is selected for retailing
such a. seldom come to this market For sale on the
wharf. In quantities to suit purchasers by
Be Alt CLENDINING l. CO.
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70 o'clock last Friday

ABOUT u O'CLOCK last = IIusy
- rs set on Are and partialIy consumed. Blu,
for the timely arrival Of tho ireme9. 2 vas,
s,.omnt Of nroperfy might have been destroyed,
4 the alley 10 lined both sides Win mere bulls
All OF which would burn Ike finder II once UNDER
-. ANAL
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- UGAk.-i5p bDis 6tuarIs G lofies 6o.
sM iEwib was 1 SON.
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Go. and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
20 A-d2w
&c. L. r !" who advertises for wife in
Saturdays Dispatch, would do well to cali on 81
MONS and let hi% take bis D:susrreotype Likeness:
of a looking man he IS The picture mieht be taken
and left in the Gallery, marked n Gentleman in
search Of Wife," sea
NERVOUS SUFFERERS HAVE FOUND IT.
As inyisoratsr and restorative where gentle st
mula Mt 10 wanted we believe it superior to all the
Cordsls before the public a. cure for Dyspepsia,
Cough, sorofuls and Rheumatism, with eli diseases
cesaul to the single and m.rried We offer the
most valuable remedy, which thousands will testify
Call and get pamphlets, and see cures.
HEAR, AND TRY IT
BALTIMORE, March IA, 1855,
Messrs Mortimer l. MoiobrIp:
Gentiemen-it will Be out ct my power TO tell
ed from the of DR. HAMPToN's VEGETABLE
TIscTURE. For more than twelve months l have
been in bad health, with what my Doctors call Rheu
the whole nervous system; for weeks at the time
was unable to leave my bed, with severe pains in
debility After trying various remedies, from which
derived little If any benefit became much dispi-
rited; at this time was advised by friend. who had
been cured by the Tincture to make trial of 1t.
happy did for after taking two or three bot
ties, dnd myself restored t. health
has been restored BY 1t Some of my neil bors have
also been cured, and others benefited by Its
My desire 10 to bear testimony of the good have
derived. l cannot cay too much in favor of this
liable medicine express In this way all the euf
fsrings from hich have been relieved; but if those
who afflicted, will call ON me, will give them
satisfactory evidence of the crest healing and resto
rative powers of HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TING
TURE. Yours, trcly.
WIN. HIGH, 1875 South Peca It,
81 per bottle, six bottles for IS
Sold in Richmond, by o. A. STKECKER and
PURCELL LADD & CO, and by all the Druggists
In Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Psmph-
lets gratis. ss24 diets
PAYNE & MAYO, Auctioneers, (Office in
Goddin's Hall, Bank street) will sell all kinds of
Real and Personal Estate, at Auction aud Private
Sale, on the most satisfactory terms, and will make
liberal advances on sales.
r. ABEL U. MAYO, Notary Public for the city
OF Richmond and county of Henrico.
JOHN r. d. PAYNE. ABEL U. MAYO.
Sc 24-1y
RECEIPTS OF THE RICHMOND ANDPETERs.
BURG RAILROAD, for August, 1855:
From Passengers........... ,C68 80
FROM Freight. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5, 500 SO
United States Mail. 6I2 so
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1872 48
ss24 1t
A CARD.-The attention of merchants
and citizens Is respectfully solicited to our sale Of
Boots, Shoes, &c at BRIGGS store on Broad street.
THIS MORNING., at 10 O'Clock. See advertise
ment. LARUS SHINE
70 Alt Auctioneers.
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BRACELET LOST.-LOst on Frdv
- evening last. between my houss and III. M,
street Synagogue. a HAIR PLATED BRACE
LET, with Gold Clasp and light yellow Bet h.
turning ie to me MOSES A, WATERNiE
se "a 81 Itch street, above E,r
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FNHEATRE
THE sf BoL 4fSysSkk4c T7Ios,

- 80 '''.'."'.......u
THE WILD MIN OF Tgr n, nm" as,
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PHYSICIANS practicing in my part Of
the town. are respectfully rrqassted to call a.
my store and examine the quality Of the article
would like 10 show them also q new Trum which
have lately receissd.
g 3. P. sEMPLE, Druggist,
1sZf 800 Main
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Eor Particulars zee small hi.
ADMIsSION-Boxes ana p. ous
Ter, Csc; Csrtee Gallery, Soc: Eaesus, 81 ST..
Cotored Gallery. Csc. WV 1-a''e'n Gal,
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FUh bALTIMOKE-Freieht re
ceived to-day. fMsndsy,) and up to the hour of 5
O'Clock r. H., Tuesday. the 25th inst
shippers are requested to send In the names Of
their consgees else their goods must be consigned
TO oraer
Consignees requested to call 10 person or send
orcen for their goods, which will be landed to dsy;
and those not removed In due time, must be stored
st their expense and risk.
10 A-2t LUDLAM q WATSON
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LOST.

an and Enquirer will copy. .Is-s