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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16
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Oh 1RiDAY EVENING ~. -. ~
BALL Win be eiven 'ae i'th isr. :.
Tn SaTURDAY ev-ninr, ths,,.,
CONCERT BY THE IpWonna lax >.
mencing q "a o'clock--a pros,.maf BAssN
be issued IN que time. u a. y
On Monday, the 10th inst. a,
BALL vii Be given. to vh,sb s,sseooS a.,
0reys" Cspt JosEpH v. scoTT .as "i.ss
In Ine nonorary Corps Of Petsrsbar,s s ss.s
Blues To thsir encanpment. Fnieipe. ~
0enti0men purchasipR tjcsst.
the sans time. leave the nsms os Ias 81
dies, they wish to invite, with -. tae Tx, i,
COMMITTEES Of whom the .icist i, ss nsas.s \
Cars OF admission to the Bali, Vfn,arss sss:a =
ftohteh does not include the Railroad w W e0lin
o0tsined n the city Of the Honor.ry y. VI
so. Dudley. John p ResasaIt ~ nptias Il.
Taylor, Henry Dust cry, Add Al asst Issss
tCburch Hill and ct tue Gotta. ~ q ~
ter Thomas Dodomead. CorarrI. ~ Vtst
Msuie. and Privstes VIM L. Mons. :
= co.ilIiOn Music by the Amor, b.,
The Trains will run q, follow. ''ad
,. o o,., a1AiNs q q and 81 o'clock i. MI,
Down ss!siI, TRAINS at 2 and ,, o,.,s., : a''s
q and q ~ O'Clock, Pm, CONN.,
:.
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COMFORT FOR TOM. BOYS, y

In IN address at Ladies Exhibition in
Boston, DIR. Smith, the Mayor of that city,
said: THAT the little girls he knew when a
boy, who used to climb trees and fences with
the boys, and who were called Tom. bovs,
By their mothers, were now. wherever found,
leading women in society. with strong
healthy bodies and minds."
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LOUIS NAPOLEON,

This is an uncharitable world. The tongue
of scandal is busy, even with the French
Emperor. A Paris correspondent of the
National Intelligencer states that, notwith-
standing the known regularity of the EN-
peror's life, and his devotion to Eugene,
reports are often industriously circulated to
the contrary. "When residing at the Tuile.
ries the daily domestic routine of the court
is dinner table of twelve or fourteen per-
sons, consisting of the Emperor, Empress,
the lords and ladies in waiting, and those
officers of the guides whose turn it is to be
on duty. The dinner hour is seven. Until
that time every one knows how the Emperor
is occupied. The company does not separate
till eleven, and by eight o clock next morn
ing the Emperor is in his cabinet de trauaa.
His conduct to the Empress no one can
mistake. During the whole of the dinner
her voluble tongue runs on to every person,
| and upon every subject. The Emperor him
self says little, but follows with delighted
eyes every word which drops from the EN-
press, and seems richly to enjoy every syllable
she utters. After dinner he steals away for
half an hour, for just one cigar, to which his
physicians now limit him, when he returns
to join the company. In the cabinet of the
Emperor, or rather against the door, which
is always open. sit two gentlemen in waiting;
and in the boudoir of the Empress are two
OF her maids of honor, who rise up to quit
the room the moment his Majesty enters
During the evening, after dinner, if the EN-
peror rises, even only for moment, all the
company rise also, and sit only when the
Emperor sits. As far as domestic happiness
is concerned, few, believe, are more fortu,
nate than Napoleon and it is observed that
he seizes every available opportunity of
being in the company of Eugene. If he
does not go with her on the customary drive
to the Bots de oulogne, he is sure to be
seen an hour afterwards galloping after her
and if she sets off to the Faux BONES or
Biarritz we see, as in the present instance,
he seizes the first opportunity of joining her;
and yet there are people who will tell you
That oriental viciousness is nothing to his
private life Scandal, like Death, cloves
shining mark" But could not the insatiate
archer spare Napoleon, that model of every
personal and public virtue
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DlsoRDERLY CoSDUoT.-O On YESTERDAY.
Dennis Kennedy was brt usht up tbs charge of s. .
M drunk, and while In that plight making the
ne theatre in which 20 disrlay himself In mssner
osemed ~ thcss vho t ysiy liitis Ia
Vie deeency. 1hsse tfsness betnf sa.isfnetor,ls
proven the dsfentanf In default Of security "a
les 1eace, Was sent 70 the city iall g ruatisate
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CUPERlOR PASTURE. have fit,

CUPERlOR PASTURE. II have fit
~ acres Of very superior PASTURE. two and hall
uiies from the city. enclosed with good pasA fsncs
we'll shaded. wstsIsd, he. Every precAation win be
In constant attsndancs-hus will not be responsi.
BILE for either. The whole Pasture 10 Ia sisht OF
and surrounds the house.
Persons wlshins Horses pastarsa b. lhs week or
mouth. on rsssonshls tsrms, may DO . ~ applyins
10 . my Farm GA DO Railroad psios 4 10 r. 4.
A1smardo. q r.. 3 psVet. HI kpoaA
anT-lm fsiss'.. his
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CosrsuEp.-Lucy Adams an AGED wb. =.

NUN INNEDs- A<uNy <a0uII4o, ID dgGU wa -
female. wss brought before bis Honor rsstsrasy
charged with having struck her dsushtsr PatssS'
with small paddle, thereby severing one OF H.
veins On her forehead, and causing much exhau.ton
By the loss Of blood When the case ives called -.
terdey, the announcement was made that the wo1as
ed persons situation did not permit her attendance
and the case therefore laid till this mern
ing. $50,
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VIOLATING AN ORDIrAscE.-R0bt. King,
vss indicted into the presence Of Recorder Tayiof
Yesterday the instance of Mr. Sam Ellis, Clark OF
the frat market for buying chickens In the market
~ oFe I'M them sale at enhanced valuation
Kinr was fued e5 by th Recorder and the chickens
weys declared forfeited. Mr.. Ellie afterwards pro.
osedsd to dispose Of them for the benefit OF the city
e. SALE OF HUGH A. WATTS STOCK OF
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE..The
sale Of the balance of this valuable stock, will be
couiinued to day. Those in want. have now 40 OPP
portunity of supplying themselves seldom offered.
a. the assortment embraces the choicest srticies
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ARMORY z. L ! BLUES
20 tefs

Aug u lSp'
Y The company will parade on I1ai ~
E evening, 18Th inss, AZ their Armery e. aS;sa
M IN FITTL WINTER UNIFORM faa ~
" and blue pants with knspsa,f and aH'''"4
With eoversn (pumpon inside v.s
Every member shell furnish himself SHni ,,-
BLANKET, have it properly folded aud pIt" ~
der The flaps of the knspsack The knsp'aa . n
tain st lest two shirts, two pslF 'ea" P4"''
pair socks and two pairs OF white gier1s 4. 0yu
~ Members who desire TO hays tnsn M
COATS taken to the Cottage are iuiofms s:. IS
they are securely wrapped up Wis ~. Z, y, il
plaialy marked thereon and d.hvs',,sa = at.ist
nnory between the hours of 10 snd !! - - q,
Thursday, the Ousrtermsstsr will rsssi7s 'A'
them attended to. s.tsh
serseants viii please summon every pss !. w1
squ,s, according to the shove orders, sbe ... !,
i'm esrtsnt that every man should Dc p.oar
"'@' wa H FaY, o.
p 8. Honorary members and invited gsss q
take with them their cards of tnvt's1ios,
sntitle them to free passage on zoe ~ TRy OF
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III I. BLurs-The Orderly Sergeant
az tbis ssrps requests that ever menber dsdse.g
.o,.5sesd a the Armory, this ovening e the hcnr
a. o'clock. Its essentially neeesssry snst evefy
,s.fiue,t should be on hand Busloess OF W?ofteeee
vli have to be disposed Of previous e setting ont
an the journey. The Armory Band Will ssoompeny
ana be with the Biues during 1thsir Say o fne
Cottage TF1 - - 49,
Go1nG TO SLxEP ON THE -HIDEWALK.--
Beudonnel Wallet. white man. charged With a
odenee Of the above nature. on yestefoey feSeivee
-vIeees and fmmunties accorded to dweiiers in the
eity fail Bendonnel bad no friend. &
Observation-Disclosures, slave OF LUXE
Mex ems. vas arragred yesterday before the MAYOR
for the rather grave offence OF forging pass IN nfs
matters name. On examination. every thing turned
cut to be eorrect and the aecused wss pesmtesd 10
20 ON his way rejoicing
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RESULT OF RIpE-A few evenings
since, John Enroughty, citizen of Rockets, took
passage In one of Mr. Wrishts omnibuses, by spe-
cal agreement with the driver, bound for home
and no where else. The driver, David Morgan,
thinking he had accomplished his undertaking,
after going certain distance, turned his horses
and started back. This course enraged the &C.
cused and the complainant alleges that he broke
the stage door TO get out and then commenced an
ss ault on him Held to bail In the sum of $50.
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS-I have

IN lust received a large stock of those superior
Shirts. The quality and make cannot be surpassed
in this city and they warranted to fit or the
ney will be refunded. Also, a large assortment of
Cravats; ScaTfs; Napoleon, Albert and Dc Joinvie
fies; Socks and Gloves Of every description all
styles of Collars Shirts and Draw In great variety
tyles. will please call. A. LEVY, SO Main St,
au is Opposite st Charles Hotel.
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INyARTABLE RULE FOX ~, ~

n YEARS LA order to prsyeai, .sffci ssA'
stock for the sseond sesson. ! go p.lssi "a
0-sa ssias ssa nov 5. had y - "a sssss
No isf Msin street, 10 all Of ths Isss 's,iIy w
proved styles Of every variety ssa .sinl Gs1
ner Cle thing aEd 6entlswsasf. - ~ Ahi.s - IS
Cali and examine az assei ,.. .sa sIs ssa ~
srocas. Do DO Pants AMI Vss.' "a so0Da.M
patterns. ,u.S,s Exs.s ~. -
N. B.-EisAty Travsllina a aas ,ss ios. a Q.
Carpet Bags II cost, 70 Gloss ea' IT,
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!oha Smith. ssed LOO ysArs. uho fought uads,
y, Wns;alneson Ia The revolution. disd last week @
me Milan, n. T., Alns House - =
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YELLow FEVER IN RICHMOND

YELLOW FEVER IN hlGn Nun
We learn that most astounding, gigantic
and in, redible fables are in circulation In ~
rinus parts Of the country, about the preva-
lenee of yellow fever in Richmond. The
good people of this city will be astonished
to lemn that. according to one account, there
are twenty csses Of yellow fever = day here;
according to another, twenty deaths day
1t is pity to spoil q romance 30 full OF e1-
ouisiie horrors. But the city Of Richmond
the most healthy city in the United States
was never more healthy than at present
In fact. we nerer kner 1t as free from SICK
ness as at this moment The air is delicious,
pure and delightful. and the doctors have
little or nothing to do. Az to the yellow fe-
yer, we assert most explicitly, that not san.
gle citizen of Richmond has been atfdeSed oy
that disease. Not one! Why should people
circulate such stories! Why should men ie'
their love of the marvellous and the horrible
carry them so far as to RELATIONSHIPS OF tnis
kind. calculated as it is, to infiict great inJu-
nv on a whole community People cannot
be too careful how they report on hearsay'
or on any testimony but that of their own
personal knowledge.
We repeat again, that Richmond has NOT
suffered from the yellow fever to the extent
of one death or one case of sickness OF SIN
gle one of her citizens. And if any faith Is
to be put in the opinions of our best medical
men, there is not the slightest probability OF
its spreading here. To use the strong Ian
guage of one of the very ablest of them, We
"do not believe if thirty men from other places
should perish of the yellow fever here, and
their bodies be thrown out to purify in the
streets, that the disease would spread here"
Why then these ridiculous reports and un'
manly terror Moreover, the best authority
holds that the yellow fever is not contagious
and we do not look upon it as at all more ter
rible or unmanagesble than the TYPHOID fe-
yer which is found in the mountain districts.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. /

RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. Is.
FLOUR.-We have no change to note In Flour,
Ard s,it quote at % per Dbl .f.
-WHEAT-wheatr remains unchanged. We quote
white at 81 80 and red ct 81 80. ig - .
COMING change to make In the quotation OF
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r,-..-ca p. rar SrEIsos. = Persons
- ~. : .ss Springs can have the Dispatch
~. s i them for any length Of time snes
I>ofPo
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9siuser Is % 20 Of he copvic:s In The Auhurp,
0sn o. saEda
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Aconvsntion OF the editorial fraternity of N,oh,.
gan 70 TO be held at Jackson, Sept Is
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APPEALED FROM Maria Hicks, an indi-
vidual with slight admixture of negro blood, was
convicted on yesterday before his honor of using
indecent, menacing and bad language to Sarah
Miller, white woman She was ordered Fl ve lashes,
and thereupon tooK an appeal. The testimony 10
The case, which, by the way, was quite voumi
nous. was for the most part uLfi TO be heard by
'ears polite" Limbs of the law were Ia atten-
dance on behalf of either party
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WHOLESALE RoBBERY.-Sam Harris and
Richard Cary. two colorei men, were brought to
the Mayors office yesterday to be examined On
suspicion OF making an extensive hsu on the goods
chstt!es and money of John O'Brien, found In
the house of Mrs. Catharine Haley; the specific
charge was for stealing l trunk worth s5; one
coat OF the value of s.; $500 check and $50 in
money. The evidence was heard, the case being
continued till this morning.
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GRAND LARCENY.-John Adams CHARGED
with spir ting away carpet bag from the Cen.
trail Depot last Saturday, the property OF Mrs, M
Wilde. was on yesterday examined for the offsnce
by the Mayor, and sent to the Hastings Court for
further examination The carpet bag and contsn,s
were valued at $40 and upwards. Mr.. John Pe,ti,
identified locks found In possession of the defend
ant as his property. Adams came from Hanover
originally and has ones before been before his hon.
or on q criminal charge.
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A SUMMONS issued against Benedict Ibler

at the instance of the Commissioner of streets for
building small wooden tenement In certain pre,
scribed limits contrary to q resolution of the conn
ell, was heard on yesterday and dismissed BY the
Mayor. His honor took the ground that the sur.
mons TO Mr.. Ihler not to erect bis house had been
given too late That 1t 10 the duty of citizens who
object TO the erection of building In certain local
ies,'o make known their objections soon as Their
IL we'll founded belief that such project Is actin
~ on foot The tenement complained of was erected
In the square between Cary aud Canal and 9Th and
7th streets, and Mr. Ihiers attorney coutended thai
il was finished previous TO the giving of the mo-.
tice.
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NEw SPECIAL NOTICES.

Roscoe B. HEATH, Attorney at Law,
Richmond Vs. practices in the Courts Of the city Of
Richmond and OF the counties of Csssterfeld and
HeTrieo.
r. Office Northeast eorner of Ms;n snd 1Ith sts
Entrance ON 11th st ,6-1m%
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

n dOcDAsGO ~ " IL ~ a H - u
" WARD.-Ranawsy from the Exchange Hotel,
last Saturday morning, JOHN, the property Of the
estate of James Griffin.
JOHN is about 81 years old, fee. 10 or IL inches
high; stands erect; bss quick walk; il dark mu-
latto and quite likely man.
One hundred oolars will be paid for him. II taken
cut of the State; FIFTY dollars II ont of the city or
county; and twenty-five dollars il taken in the city
or county. SAMPSON JONES'
au 16-dkcts Agent for Jane A Griffin
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THE GREAT WORK OF AGAS'''
CONTRIBUTIONS TO The mi
NATURAL HISTORY OF The u Si''"

By LOUIS AGAtsIL' ~
Ten volumes qusrto. Twelve Doha'f"
Each vOlum. will b, complete ia l,sslt ~. - y
contain about 500 pages and At least % sst ~
volume q year, payable on delivery ,iln.,,,x
Subscription therefore. 10 cnly .weNs S...,sSssa'
Pers ,ns who wish to subscribe sis
send their names BY mail 10 the pss1,sssncO
LITTLE. BROWN t .s
Law ana Foreign Bo0f's 49,
a CT c.-4.~if
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

II VIII pay tie above reward Tor the sppr nsion
of q negro man WILLIAM, belon ging to Mrs Mary
w Lyme, IL taken out OF the county, $40 If taken
in Henrico county city of Richmond. He left
the Brick Yard Of Mr. George Turner, where he was
hired, about the 9th or 7th inst He 10 bright mu-
latto, with full head of hair; narhs reeoileeted
about feet or 10 inshes high about q years old
and very likely. He may have gone to King and
Queen county, Newtown, he was raised
there and lived there until about two years since -
For his delivery to me- miIes below Richmond, or
Mr.. George Turner, at his Brick-Yard in Rishmond
l will pay the above reward
eu l6-.f THOS. L. LYME. Err
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i symptoms, from common to rest qualities; Pich.
ling Vinegar. and eomplete assortment Of spices
and sessonines for Pickles and Preserves; en- hand
asa for sale by L. r. ELLIS
an f6-Stt I04 EroaA ~
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HUsrIkas CoURT.-The Court met yes
larday at 10 o'clock-Aldermen Taylor, Tinsley
Toler Butler, Bray, Burton, Royster, Gouldin
and Farrar being present.
Common wealth v. Miles H. Jordan aud Charles
TeIsor-charged with assaulting VIM 8 Jinkins
aud Thomsa J. Hsrdgrove, on 11th July, who were
sentenced Monday to pay fine OF So g. and
fsiliog to do the same were remanded TO jail, yes
terdsy paid the said fines and the costs to the clerk
and were discharged.
Bepj amin j. johnson, appointed by the Governor
Second Inspector of Tobacco, ct Shockoe Ware
house. appeared and took the oaths prescribed by
law.
Commonwealth v. L w Timberlake-charged
with severely beating Jacob A Levy, In May last.
Summons awarded against the defendant, to an
swer the said offence, and cause continued until
next term, and witnesses recognized.
Caroline Carter, a free woman of color, emanci-
pated since the year 1900, permitted to remain
Ia the Commonwealth, and registered.
Commonwealth versus John w. Bsveridge and
WIN. ridge-cowhiding Thaddeus D C Jones
small white boy, In the public street, Summons
awarded against the defendants to answer the said
indictment, re,urnable to the next term, and cause
continued and witnesses recognized.
Grand Jury sworn on Monday last appeared and
we're again sent out of court, and returned and
made the following presentmeats:
Commonwealth versus Charles Cook-stealing
one Ratchet, &c from John Clark. true bill.
Commonwealth versus Elizabeth Conners-re-
ceiviug stolen tobacco. Not true bill
The Grand Jury also presented Lsuz eta Seagers
IN two csses and one presentmens agsinst Benz
Ross for having unlawful assembly Of slaves in
their houses
Also four presentments against MartinlFray and
Thos Donahoe; three presentments agains, Rich
ard Taylor. a free negro; three presentrnents
against Bridget Ford; two presentments against
Bernard Shsfer; two presentments against Conrad
Hutfnssle; two presentments against Lauzetta
Seagers for retailing ardent spirits without license,
and one against Pocahontas ksyper for keeping a
disorderly house.
Elizabeth Corners, abandoned woman, now
confined in the Jail in this city, was ordered to be
bill against her.
The grand july having completed their business
this week in presenting persons for retailing ardent
spirits &c and having nothing further to present,
were discharged. ~
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NoTICE.-An adjourned meeting of the
Stockholders of the Tncsshoe snd James River
Railroad Company will ,sse place at the Offi5e of
Dunlop. Moneure & Co, on WEDNESDAY, the IA
inst at o'clock P. NJ.
au 14-eodtd @. W. ROYSTER, Sec'y.
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NOUNG OuAkD.-We are this morn
i ing receiving cur second 81 ply of the above
brani Cigars This brand Cigars has baen made ex
prsssy for us the genuine article ba found TO-
where else this sids of Havana Great redactior
made to these purchasing by the box They are put
ap In very small boxes and will be sold low.
N. NORTON l. Co,
Importers OF Havaus CiRsrs
an I6 OnDosite Am sriean Hafal
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0~@Cc = = gFRR NG S--V

ERONS n. c. HERR n Us
W Woofs care for sais y " cLAlsokssi
"a Is y o0.e .,:.,. Nal Y
T 1N0HORNE'B FLOUk,-.s.sa + 4
Ia M ssssoysl artisls JET I'sssinsxEssiLS
~ asn DtcoS
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DAGUERREOTYPEs WITH PERFECT EYEs.
So seldom the eyes taken clear and distinct that
struck with the clearness and perfection of
those taken by sIMONS Call on him, If you want
q life like Picture. sul5
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IOMNTsSTON AND FORWAksDs',

COMMISSION AND FORnSdA r rs,
~ BUSINESS H. v. GRAVES ss' ~ .,rss.
sion and Forwarding Merchsn.s % "a "a.
tween Main and Cary streets h &c 1n.iiS WHsp
attend 10 the sale of TosACCo. FLooA'
and all kir d. Of country Produce Esfss
Who make ~ eonsisnmen,. esn. Il thsJ So;
receive the proceeds directly this0so d. =
Nv GRAVES, Mall Agent, who ssS -
daily He will also visit panvilie /.
and Yanceyvillc, North Csfoiins' 'ssussss ].
aeposites snd meet these mstips s0f'sA.s -
those regions. SsfVt
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MEAL AND OFFAL-Can be had at
ly1 the lowest cash rates at the Mil generally
known a. "Brasg's Mill" now leased by J. NJ. Boyd
Co. ga 15-6ts
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The members OF the ST.. ANDREWS So,
cIETY are hereby requested to attend meeting of
the Society on next THD RSDAY evenin the 18th
inst, and every Thursday evening thereafter. ct
their ting room over Mr. Butters' Bookstore, till
the IS, h September next. inclusive.
All Seotchmen, the sons and srard-sors OF Scotch
men, VI no may wish to become members. are re-
quested to send in heir names By their friends.
that their petitions may BIS actsd upon at the first
meeting after they are presented.
an l5-2tN ALEX CRAIG Praat.