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BRITISH TORTURE IN INDIA.

According to the Report of the Commits
missioners appointed to enquire into the al
legged cases of TORTURE in the Madras Presi
dency," quoted by the London correspondent
ofthe National Intelligencer, it is fully proved
that torture in criminal cases, and as part OF
regular system of money raising, has long
been, and still is in practice, under the Bri-
fish Government, in India. Yes, the fact is
established beyond contradiction, that, in the
middle of the nineteenth century, officers OF
the British Government wiring revenue and
tribute from the natives of India, by the
daily and systematic infiction of bodily tor.
ture!
Take this horrible oppression and cruelty
in connection with the undeniable fact to
which we referred a few days ago, that little
children, of five years of age are often sold
in England for chimney sweeps, at five sbil-
lings g piece and tsGGffGGaneys where they are
frequently burned and sufoeated to death,
and say, is not Great Britain proper coun-
try to raise howl of indignation over Anne.
rican slavery?
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NORTH SERASTOPOL.

The Russian organ in Brussels, the '.Nord,' -
points to the enormous losses at the last at.
tack, estimating them at $4,000 men of the
French and 1000 of the English army, and
firmly believes that the North Fort, strength.
ened by enormous works during the long
siege, according TO the plans of Todtleben
and Melnikof, will prove far more dangerous
m impeachment to the progress of the Allies
than the Notifications of the Karabelnaya,
which, with the exception of the Malakof
were hastily constructed after the battle of
the Alma, and still were sufficient to detain
the Allies for full eleven months The Nord
adds that the harbor of Sebastopol is within
the range of the cannons of the Sivernaya,
and cannot, therefore, be taken for a new
basis Of operations, that any ships entering
it would be Immediately destroyed by the
northern batteries that the Allies must RELY
upon Kamiesh and Balaklava, and, with the
dangers of the equinoctial storms, have to
encounter all the difficulties of a much
greater distance between their basis and
their operations than last winter, while the
position of the Russian relieving army re
mains entirely the same as before the cap
ture of the Karabelnaya, which in no way
contributed to the commissariat of the army,
and did not constitute any element of its
strength.
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AMERICA FEEDING EUROPE.

Whilst some of the foreigo journals, pulled
up with the partial successes at sebassopo'
are Boosting of the ability Of the Allies to
conquer other nations as well as the hus-
slams, the London Mercantile Gazette OF the
18th ult, publishes the following pregnant
paragraph:
"Au eyes are now directed to Amsrics. Twelve
French buyers went out by last weeks steamer; a9o
large orders have gone from England for breadsuns'
% that shall soon know VIII: Their the 6oasung &C.
counts Of their crops can be substsntiated"
So long as all eyes in the old world look TO
America for the staff Of life, we are in no
danger even from the ambitious projects OF
Louis Napoleon. Happily we can supply all
Europe, without inconveniencing ourselves.
The N. Y. Express says that, according to
careful calculation, the Mississippi valley
alone has raised corn and wheat enough, the
past season, to feed the whole country for
whole year.
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MORTALITY IN NORFOLK.

Some idea of the destructiveness OF the
pestilence in Norfolk, may be formed from
comparing it with the great Plague in Lon
don. 10 that plague one in seventeen died;
In Norfolk, ONE in THREE. In fact we know
Of no pestilence which has ever visited any
part of the world, equal in destructiveness
to that which has desolated the city of Nor
folk.
The N. Y. Herald computes that If the CITY
Of New York should be visited by plague
q fatal, the deaths would be twenty-five
thousand Q week, or hundred thousand
month, during the period of its continuance.
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B. SlvIroN is the name of the unfort,

b. SlvIrON is the name of the unfortu-
nate man whose BODY was found floating in u
dock last Sunday afternoon, and buried by the Co.
ronsr the next day, without being Identified Yes.
terday morning his corpse disntsrred and
recognized by his wife and mother, and afterwtr &
buried by subscription In the Poor House Bury iue
Ground. He leaves mother, wife and We smsi II
children In destitute circumst ances who will need
the charities OF those who are sble to assist them
They reside In one of Captain Thomas Eppes
houses on Shockoe Hill, where the ladies should
call and see them.
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THE FEVER.

Wa st;ll have the gratifying repor. tina.
.hs fever d steadily abating in Norfolk ana
Porssmouth. We are glad to see that Mr.. ..
q. HoLLADAY, . most useful citizen o.
Portsmouth, who had been untiring In Dig
efforts to alleviate the distresses OF his re.
low. citizens to the time he was taken Win
the fever, is rapidly recovering we regre'
to learn that the Rev. Mr.. JAcksos' OF MOE,
folk, il worse, and his condition cons'oereo
almost hopeless. ~.
We learn that the daughter OF Judge Ia.
rrY. who died, was ALICE, his youngest, anc
not his eldest daughter, as stated by our es
teemed correspondent "Oats." She is sale
to have been most interesting and lovely
being.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-RObert Kane was
found dead 10 the street near Myers bridge yes
terday m ,rning where Coroner Wicker 6,Id an
inquest over the body. The afternoon before he
was reported to the police as being very sick and
he made his escape In the night, and being taken
with nj on reaching Myers bridge, died soon
after. Verdict OF the jury: death from disease J
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THRFATENING.-Wlll 81. Smith WIS
called before the Mayor yesterday morning and
held TO bail In the sum of 500 to keep the peacs
and be of good behavior, on a charge of threaten.
Ing to assault and beat Nathan W Thonpson for
informing against Mrs. Mildred Emery, for seIjing
ardent spirits without license
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RogRERY.-The priyata residenca of

KoBBfRY.-The private residence of a
gentleman on Union aiI the new Church wa.
asleep, was robbed OF every thing that could he
d ly moved. The thieves were so bent on msS;ns =
clean sweep, that they entered a chamber whas
gentleman and his wife were ssIesp and stoIe % =
clothing OF the bed on which they were lyins W.
again warn housekeepers and others to sseurs th,
doors and windows every night before rati,;n.
There are some twenty or thirty noted thieves in
city hungry for plumber and as they are pro6eI.n.
In their business are not apt to hesitate In perform
inc r~AASA'AA-
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FIGHTINe.-James Blackburn and Geo
Smith got into difficulty at the New Market lss,
Mondsy afternoon, and were hrraigned befores,ho
Mayor yesterday morning. The evidence proved
that both parties had been stimulating freely. and
that Blackburn was the ag2ressor. He was thers.
fore held to BAH to keep the peace 10 the sun Of
500, but Smith was discharge
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TNHE SECOND ANNUAL EXHTBT.

= TON OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS IN
sTITUTE The splendid II all over the Lower Mar
get, corner of Main and l7th street,, will be open
for the reception of articles THURSDAY, 90
iohar 19ta
!, Exhibitors are particularly reqaeIted to inform
the Committee on Exhibition Of the spsce re ored
by them for the proper display of their articles 81
vel IS of the nature of the articles be displayed
The Committee, on b=hslf of the Board Of NJ ar.
ayers would particularly request all persons havp
Paintings o.her works OF art. well a. natural
cufiostiee, to furnish thu for exhibition sstu-
ring them that they will ieesive particular attention
and be safely returned in good order
Communications addressed to Mr.. K. A. MAYO,
Chairman OF the Committee en- Exhibition will re-.
ceive immediate attention.
Circulars ainips full particulars can ALEC be had
Committee.
COMMITTEE ON EXHIBITION:
ROBERT MAYO. Chairman,
JAMES ID. BROWNE, Secretary
JOHN w. CARDWELL
JOSEPH F. POWELL,
JOHN w. DAVIES
rc4-td
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NJ r S. SO IS.

% MAIN ST, OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Thu Ladies of the city and country ar invited to
call and examine the very latest FALL FASHIONS
Just received tom Paris and London of Velvet Blk
Collars; Cspet; Sleeves; Bandr and fp,endd az
sortment of RIBBONS and FANCY GOODS OF
Store of Mrs SON, op posite St Charlie, Hotel
N. B.-CAPS and HEAD.DRESsES made to or.
der at she shortest notice.
a BONNETS cleaned equal to new.
Adm
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The SouTHERN ARGUs.-The publication
OF this spirited Norfolk journal will be re.
sumed on the 18th inst. Mr. Leonard, its
able and energetic editor, labored long 10
avoid the necessity of a suspension; but,
like all his Norfolk contemporaries, he was
at last forced to submit to visitation which
brought business of all kinds to stand
We are glad to see that he is again about to
give his pennant to the breeze, and trust that
under the brighter skies which will soon
tight up the Norfolk horizon, he may be
"sHed on calm and prosperous voyage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

The WAGER against the horse pulling .
sack of salt six feet. by rope 400 fee. long. vas
decided on the Western Square yesterday after.
noon' the horse WANING with apparent ease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
We trust that this institution, which will
be opened on the sth of October, for the re-
ception of students, will be encouraged and
sustained by the whole people of Virginia
The ability of its faculty. and its other ample
resources for a thorough medical education,
and the fact that that it is Virginia college
ought to recommend it to the patronage and
friendship of all the people of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

FATAL AFFaAY- On Monday night, 10 Washing.
ton a man named Edwards shot two men, named
Thornton Avery and Robert Warren The former
was instantly killed. and the latter Is not expected
to recover. Edwards was arrested, examined and
committed TO jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

DisMIssED,-Mrs. Barratti appeared be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning 70 answer the
charge OF asssu,iug and cruelty treating Mary.
infant daughter of Mrs, Mary NeagIe, on the I'd
inst. The evidence PRO we'd the whole affair TO be
NEIGHBoRLY spat between two ladies, about a
chiids frock and as no serious damage had been
done to either, the warrant was dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

Em,enArros.-The s,aunton Spectator t s,sdS:
the names OF the following persons ,,O,v hi. fall
Of .nd d DO De.sr Jacob shgey To-
do; John Patterson: Middle hlveL1 az TG S
Do d Ao9sS s.i:ss d.
&c; S saeS VIM Phillips. do Geo Rhode,. do; Jos
s NJ: S0; Do John Patterson South Ryer ilii
no.. siIss Conner do; David Fauber; do Adam 49,,
do John Gi .schs &C. H. W VIM aiv,eI
40. Jscob D Crick, Indiana. The whole number
Of families probably about thirty.
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MARINE NEWS
.o.Y or RIcHNoNo. Oct. s

ARRIVED,
schr Only Daughter, McCiief New York, ralt Ed
mouds Davenport.
Schr Sea Bird, Bryan, Albany, lumber Z Dud'
ley
s.hr sebeeca aud Harriet, Stycsl, Albany, lumber
E Rasiand l. Co
schr Mathew verser jr, Roberts, Albany, lumber
z RaRland T. Co.
schr Lion Grant, Rookiand. lime Libby.
Schr Poorics, Flowers, Williamsburg, Va, wheat
Stokes 4 Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Virgins. Robbins, Philadelphia, mdz and
p2ssep gers -
Cufre
sehr G A Finley, wonbe. James River, haht.
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To THE V0TERs OF HENRICo.-Fello1
Citizens: a candidate to fill the vacancy in tn
Clerks Office CT county, cd by the resil
nation of James Elicit Esq.
Respectfully, DANL 4. GARDNER.
1-dtS2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

YELLOW FEVER AT THE SorTH.-During the
week ending the oath ult., there were Az yellow
f.vsr deaths In Vicksburg, Miss. Judge Cushman,
of the 18th district court of Louisiana has iaen .
week ending the 23j ult the number OF yellow
fever deaths was SO. The disease has disappeared
from Galveston Texas, but at Houston 1t still pre-
walls to some extent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04
FEENoH GARDEN HUI ia heeomina NOD.

FEENoH GARDEN HILL ia becoming nots-
rious for bad characters at night. Within tbe r..,
week three gentlemen have been stopped by ruf;s
IN scare of plumber or something worse We knnr,
OF no remedy fer such aunoyanses equal to COLI
hve.f ooters, we'll loaded. In steady hands. lesa
On PILL In the top pieee stomach Of Q thef Will ~
least eaeh him good lit does not i'm
ms no nesfy Lot those who reside ON the hin Ana
Paw: TO 60 home at night be prepared to Minimize
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N cHANrrok.-The country is waiting
WIN some impatience to see in what manner
the impudent violation of the American Iaw
OF neutrality by the British minister is 10 ho
rebuked. Nothing less than his dism;ss.I
WIN satisfy the American people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

FROM Turks IsLAND.-Ws have advices from
TURKS Islands to Sept. 18. The islands were all
healthy. Business was very dull, and provisions
of all kinds brought high prices. The weather
was wet and unfavorable for salt making.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

no YOU DOUBT III TRY LEO
~ NARD'S INSTANT RELIEF-Ths best
Cough Syrup ever Invented by man. Allow not
yourselves to be biased. Form your own opinion of
Its virtues Fathers, mothers sisters brother r. try
it. Let ell Virginia try it. and announce to the North
South, East and West whore be found the
most certsin DESTROYER Of Consumption.
Price-25 and go cts. per bottle.
To be hsd OF l.. THoMAr, Brosd street. Hhockce
Hill. and OF ell Druggists aud dealers generally u
Richmond and State Of Virginia. Wholesale OF
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Co, 90 Main street, and
THOMAS LEONARD. corner OF 9Th and Broad streets
Richmond, Va. oe4
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The Indiana Presby terry has suspended minis;
ter for aiding slaves to escape per underground
railroad,
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I,rrnrsr,se IscrDxrT The Alton House,
near Hampton, in which the lamented DR..
selden lately died, was formerly the resi-.
dence of bis grandfather. His father was
horn in that house. but DR.. Selden, we learn
Al never entered it, till he was taken there
In his last sickness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

Yesterday evening, MARY MURPHY, eyed IL
Her funeral will take place from the residences 81
Maurice Mccain, on Oregon Hti', this evening. ut
half.psst O'Clock, which the friends and seqaain.
tancss of the family requested TO attend without
further potics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

TIE proprietor of the late baby show at Boston
sloped wiht ut giving any prizes or awards.
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New YosK L1QuoR LAw.-Judge Hsughton OF
,hs n Y. Superior Court has decided that the Pros
hibitory Liquor Law 10 unconstitutional, and says
the Legislature had 40 right TO pass sucn 40
ant admitted the offence charged against him, and
yvas discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

FLoURNoY s. POINDExTER, Attorneys at
Law. Richmond, Va, will practise as partners in The
Powhstao and Amelia Odice 10 Lisls's Buldin g.
corner Of Main and l4th streets, ffst door above
stsifa.
Oc Aim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

ArsrvEasAaY OF THE JERRY REscUE.-The 4tn
snnivarsary of the rescue of the fugitive slave
Jsrry was celebrated at WietiDg Hall. In syracuse
n Y, Monday, Gerrit Smith presided Addresses s.;"
Green' Gerrit Smith, the Rev. 8. J. May. Abram
PINE and the Rev J. w. Joenen. The Rev. E. r
ROGERS. Of Newark, N. j., read poem on the fugl'
two slave law.
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,, = .nsri 70 Portland. Me-. gave way Thursd.v
III Icse .ss sSoo hhds Of SALT and so tons 81
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-. nurx-wa understand chat

urrnarrc DurY.-We understand that
90, plsfmau. of the ship Arcols. Of New fork:
ne in tho river and bound TO Venice, nss
- the city 10 the Curtis Peck TO eeek sssi1sncs
ssnvn ,ha United States authorities 10 re'auon %
II. crew. who /. sppears we're regularly shipped
- cleared and their advances paid, snd aiso
sssi, transportation from New York to the snip;
and when required BY the Capt. TO 60 to tneif GU
:. positiyey refused, sIledeing ~ IN excuse, tnas
, x. we're di.sstisfied With the ship and would
moi 70 to see In her tsas shioplng master nao
decsv ID them with regard to the condh1on OF the
shio They ta,d ths Capt that be must send tof
the local authorities at Hampton, and bad them
arrested and thrown lotto jail but there being no
authority there to act 10 the premises be has been
compelled to come to this city.
This IL hard case and 1t IL imp ortsnt to the inter
at, Of msratime commercs that exsupes should be
made of who 90 far forget their du and tn II
oh sstions and Who offend 80 seriously sgsinst the
maritime law. We understand that this 10 the thfo
~ nth case recently ia which this kind of mutt
non, conduct has been displayed by crews 10 James
River This tendency to disobedienee and disresa,d
n cts should be checked 90 - far possible
to prevent the waste OF money and iuinoui deten'
lion of ships, which they occasion.
JJpon the statems mt of the case furnished u.s. We
.P The MashaI will lose no time in releasing Capt
Pttman from his unpleasant situation and bring the
offenders to justice
We understand that when arrested they were
eouud armed with loaded pistols from which IL ID
supposed they intended some evil, should an opPor
| tuniiy ohsr.
CoNoLusIoS OF TIE JEWISH FEsTlvAL.-
This dsy Is called 'the eighth day Of Sole nm Assem-
hv or conclusion of the feast and IL celebrated In
scsordancs with the following Mosaie precept,
Numb 20 CHI. IS W. On the eighth day you shall
nave the feast OF conclusion, and do no manner OF
wori On this day the Irsstish nation Ion, through
sh the produce of the earth for the sastenance OF
| his crea ures. -, =,
and IL called (SIMcHAr ToRAH)-' The rejoicing OF
| the Law" On this day the annual readine of the
Pentatuec oh Il concluded, aud section Of Genesis
commenced. The Psntstuech is divided Into week.
" portions re curing year to complete the rsadin
thereof. The person who il called to the reading
desk at the Synagogue to have the lsst portion OF
the law read to him this day IL termed the HATAN
| ToRAH or sBridegroom of the Law" and he who Ii
called to the reading Of the first portion Of Genesis
| /, desispated as the BArAN 8EREsHIT, or "B ride
groom Of the BEGINNING iii the occasion of psrtie
ular reioicpg and 10 celebrated In many places with
| much cordislity and eonvivisl nerrimsns.
FIRE.-A bed, over the store of Messrs
| Buffers L. simons, caught fire last night, but d
extin gushed without doing mnch damage.
| TIPPING Mildred Emery Was fne(
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Tue PRICES OF FooD.-Large public meet
;nps have been held in New York and Boston
to take into consideration the present enor-
NOUS prices of food and the means OF fel'ei'
Whilst the earth is OVERLOOKING with sbund-
.nce a swarm of middle men, who come be-
,veen the PRODUCERS and consumers, keep up
in all the large cities famine prices. a
speaker at the Boston meeting con'enue.
that the evil in that city could be remeoleo
by organizing and establishing mouse - en hnv
with branches in the Western sts'es, " ~. :.
at the lowest prices and sell to subscribers a.
cos. He proposed to organize JOINT s'ock
company, and put the shares at 50 low w =
Soure that every working man could take
stock. and the mode of operations should be
left entirely to the society after it should De
ORGANIZED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-04

A TMOsPHERIC BRE Asst CUP
~ Wstst's Atmosphsris BEesst Cop, an article Of
anquestionable utility; for sale By
oe4 CHAb. MILL0PAU0H, Druesist,
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geld ROBBERY IN BosToN.-Capt Wainwright,
of the United States Army, on the morning of the
LIST instant, obtained 700 at the subtressury os
fee at Boston, to pay If some soldiers under him.
This gold he placed 10 vsliss and deposited in the
bottom of wagon; he then told the driver TO go
10 various places and to meet him at the fremont
House. but when hn got there |. was found that the
valse had been taken from the wagon by some
dexteroue thief
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS. Oct 50.
FLOUR-saIss of Superfioe at % 50O8 g. and Of
desirable brands at % Is; Extras beld at % Re-
ceipts lisbt.
WHEAT-Good to prime Red sl so0l s.; do.
White 81 95D2
CORN-85090c.
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a. ~ p0uee o. Paris 20 pleased Queen vintoris
0ss shs Zen 6o.0ooE 10 b distributed AMONG sssm
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MARRIED,
DILL

On The ID inst = the lss DsPsist cbarsb, b The
nev IN Burrows. Mr. JOHN CHAabEkLAfnL
y Mis- LUCY ANN LIPsCOMe.
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pUT IN with my Bageaso ion \.
l. Danvlle cars on the evening OF gsnt -, 'uo
Black Oil Cloth TRAVELLING SAC Vii, 'It' as
ed for my own. (nins being m.p scsd az. !, u
the nane of Eliz.te.h Psyton Siittsn ce saw ~
the PARTICLES oontain sd therein. The ognsr "a,
the above By calling at the Dispatch Cd; ao
ng for this Advertisement nT ~
A CARDIFF is with pleasure that il.
"a form my ffisna: that have inside an scti,
ernor street. where shall be happy 10 ,ss ~,
rye them. with the positive assurance. founls5 y"
on q long practical experience in the FurOita,sS,
siness. that shall De able to siys them s.li,',,t
9TH the large and varied asaortu.eur sOmprsn, i.
Harwood's stock.
oe 4-Iw GEO W tUIIpv
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( COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We desire

- 70 call tbs 1tteotion of couatry merchants tn
our hfGe and desirable Etock of Clothing for the
story Of our house. VAC 'e'0na
rave taken much pains in the maaufssture
ano seiec;ion OF our stocx. with reference To ths
wsnss OF the merchants of Virginia. North CarolIns
sna Leonsssee, and we respectfully solicit them 10
VIII oner them indusement. to purchase hers
kEEN, BALDWIN & co.
Oo d Main
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~zEA u s. NJ A L STEAMSHIP
sssSSSsz32a. OANOKE leaves wharf at Rock etts on
SATURDAY morning, the h inst, at o'clock, for
Ffsish will be received during the day of FRIDAY
only.
Passengers taking this ship must be on board ty
cr before the hour If departure. O'Clock, SATUR
DA2 morning 9Th last
Passage and fare, including state.room eccommods-
tons only $40
oLeetage passage on!y......,... .........s.....So
send down iheir orders their goods; unless they
are called for in proper time, they must De stored al
their expense and risk
Shippers requested to send in namss of their
consigness, their goods be consis ned to or
der LUDLAM l. WATSON
oc 4-2t