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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald announces the
death of Hon. Leicester King. formerly . judge
aud member Of the legislature.
A Vigilance Committee, composed, 1t is asserted,
of some of the best citizens Of Frankfort, Ky, on
Sunday last, ordered some dozen free negroes to
leave that town. Events connected with the recent
incendiary fires led to this action.
A man has been held under $4,000 bonds in Mo-
bile, to answer the charge of inhufnan treatment
of slave.
JH. Green, the reformed gambler, is building
at Jacksonville, one Of the best saw and planning
mills in Northern Iowa. Wa.
On Tuesday morning, at Assonett Massachu.
setts, Adeline Clark shot Simmons Hathaway
with whom she had been living several years. kill
ing him instantly. ~ eiis
The Mansion Honse at GlennYills. Ala, was to
tally destroyed by Ere on Monday night the 22d
Of September. Loss over $1,000.
MT De Cunha Refs, tried in New York, upon the
charge of hitting out the slave ship Alva has be Len
acquitted, and the defendant was discharged.
The American genealogical Society," i 10 ses
sion 1t Rochester, N. Y. Fl
Gov. Clark OF New York, ID ON : yis;s "a Can
ada, and has been officially received BY Sir I'd
Head ssaa 80 8 -. s. S.
About $4,000 cattle had passed through Flnc.s
tie, Va, mp 70 the 18th inst.
sion. In WylEes ille, Va, on The let October.
Capt. G. Williams, u. s. Marines died 10 wan.
iagton on Friday last. aBsf,sa sss sss
A slight snor fell ID Rochester, N. r Thursday
evening. .s5.s
Joanna Bryant. = free pegro has been arrested
In Lyncbburgs Va, for attempting 70 poison Nfs.
Hughes and family.
The Alcohol distlIiery ol Hiebee and RxrlfnR
President strset. Baltimore, took Are last night
from the bursting Of still, and was totally coz.
sumed - a II )
w B. failman has retired from the editorial con
duct of the Wheeling fva) Times.
+ James r. Rabertson has hesu appointed 6uper
,ntsndsnt on the Wilmington and Manchsptes naiG
road vice Z. J, Fleming, feSdgned
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I-EMIS I.EMAN.

Al ID
- IMPORTER OF
t. WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
IL L. Wholesale and retail, No 98 Main street J
50 recetving large and elegant assortment of
sF,,e articles aud i'll offer this Fall the greatest
teirs that has been offered in this city; and
~. chsuts who wish TO purchssa he would inform
~ ,kst articles csn be had in his establishment ss
~ 50 ans hsuse in the Northern cities.
GoId Detached Levers, is Jewels, 1921 90
Gaia Hunting 90 do 80 00
Do do Patent do do IS 90
Silver Levers, III 90
Gold Guaros, 10 90
t;old fenciis: Silver Table and Yes Spoons
{tJd Neck. Fob and Waist Chsins of various pat
terms
Gold I,oc kats, and Jewelry of all kinds
To BE- hsd cheap al the old established store of
LEWIS HYMAN,
g. s-2rn No. 90 Main st.
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THE DESTRUCTIVE FIREIN ST. LOUIS "A de-
structive fire broke out in st. Louis on Sunday
night last in the trunk mandatory Of Mr.. Valen-
tine Kintzel, and owing to the iufammable mate
rials of the building soon spread to the carriage
store of George Bailey, and subsequently, to the
Bartling House and adjoining buildings. The
damage done in all amounts to perhaps $4,000
The carriage manufactery of Mr.. George Bailey
was insured for $4,000, though his loss reached as
high as $4,000. Tae loss of the Bartling House
was $4,000, covered by insurance. The Pilot Office
was damaged, as was the store of ]. G. Taylor
and others
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A FUGITIVE RECLAIMED On the arri val of tie
train from the West, on Thursday morning last,
at o'clock, negro man. passenger, was ar
rested by couple of citizens of Virginia, who
taken befsre Thomas M. Biddle, Esq u. S Com
missioner, and after hearing we under stand, was
identified fugitive. He was. therefore, given
in possession of the claimants who, in hour or
two more on their way with him back to
slavery. We were not present at the hearing, and
did not learn the names of any of the parties. The
matter caused no excitement &C Carlisle (Penn
Herald
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A DIFFERENCE OF OPINIoN-At a meer of
the clergy and laymen at the Bible house, New
York on Monday, one portion wished day Of
fast and prayer to be appointed in view of the
present aspect Of public affairs. Another portion
thought it ought to be day of thanksgiving. Be-
tween the desponding and excessively hopeful
view of affairs, nothing at all was done, and the
country WAS left to save itself by its own energy,
without the benefit of clergy. Il I
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j To BE REPLIED TO MIR. Speaker Banks nav
ing at the request of ffty-eight merchents OF new
York, made . free soil speech, from the steps Of
the Exchange, in that city, it 10 the Intention OF
the conservative merchants and others, the Jour
nal OF Commerce says, to call meesing ~ fsW
days. At the same place, tn be adiressed by ex
Coy. Floyd, Of Virginia. This gentleman was
present when Mr. Banks spoke, and intendedto
reply, but could not obtain permission
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

GOOD LIYING-The City Council Of Philadel,
phia has recently examined into the way the board
of prison inspectors of the city spent the appropri3
atoms made for year in six months. They find
that the expense OF the Inspectors table alone,
amount in One year to the sum of Sc, ,535 %, and
principally for cigars, tobacco, brandy, wines, ice
creams, soft shell almonds, and omnibus tickets.
The cigars are charged for at the rate of $50 and
$40 per thousand, and 65 600 in one year, or $50
Der yapk were consumed,
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IMMENSE FRAUD IN FRANCE,-Letters from
Paris announce that the clerk In charge of the Sc
curities of the Chsmin de fer dH Nord, and tho
cashier of the same administration, have disap
neared from Paris, leaving considerable deficit
In The money accounts of that company. The de-
ficiepcy is estimated at about three millions Of
francs, and it is said that the guilty parties have
taken passage Mt Havre for the United States.
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a NEW JEwELRY

"A STORE, sIsN OF n vTHlas@@
.Msss.sSa Main srssEr.-GILL WElDEMEYER
sP ssSs- Tre5ericssbarg Va have just received
..r,1g .s' at Gold and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins
~, p;nss: Ladies' Chstelains; Gentlemens' Fob
Sthss. f;nid snd Silver Pens and Pencils; Gold aud
49, Thlmbles Gold. Silver snd Steel speetsces;
- i,ohIet. Cues; Spoons; Butter Knives; Port
Ynns;ss Gard Cases Match Boxes and every article
81 .s Iewelry ard Silver line, for sale on reasons
~ ~. Ina and warranted as represented.
so WATCHES of sIl kin5s repsired and war
80 70 perform well sIso, Jewslry of every de-
.gr7t,on fe,uired at shers notice.
III
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A CARD.--JOHN CALLAHAN, formerly
I Il Of the Astor House and St. Nicholas Hotel, New
York, and lately OF this Exchange Hotel in this city.
respectfully infornls his friends and the travelling
CONN unity generally, that he has jus made an srI
easement with the proprie.orof the st. Charleshere
10 his old cspsetY of Dining Room Steward; and
that he viii leave nothing undone to fnsnre the COM
Tor, of al who may frequent the spendidiy furnished
iatfes OF that establishment. e4
C. has in his possession the very bi CHEST tesno-
MA from members of the legislature and others as
70 his cApseity. attention. &c. se A-6tA
NALDAHLELlhaU FOR AK. -Eny1Hg
' DE- }rfiinea to move to Western Virginia. ahI
on both sides Of the Manchester turnpike. about Il
Iahes above Manchester. There is about 256 acres
about ane halt woods of the original growth, heay.
ny hpbsred. The Improvements are very good, ana
eli Of the necessary ont.bnildipRs. deem il unne-
cesssry 10 give any further description of the proper
" ss 10 one viii. purchase the property without
vie"iagit Apply 70 Goddin Apperson, Richmond,
cr on tbs premises TO
- s-Ims b. J. DICkINEON.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-On the South
Carolina Railroad Tuesday night, the train from
Columbia for Charleston vas thrown off the track
by sleeping cattle, near Indian Field Swamp, and
the engine and tender thrown down the cmbsnk-
ment. William Hartman, the fireman, WAS In
stantly killed Is
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SINGULAR PREMIUMs.-Among the premiums
offered by the Coles County QlD Fair, held at
Charleston last week, were the following:-To the
ugliest man In this or adjoining states, to be ad.
judged by committee of ladies, $40 mirror: to the
taest man, SIS walking stick; to the shortest man
IS pair high heel boots TO the smallest animal of
any kind of its age, v. Pr. Farmer; to the best
original conundrum, v. N. o. Pic; to the best
original toast, v. N. Intelliigencer to a word or
sentence with best comic definition, l Com Black
stone
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MURDER IN FLoRIDA.-AtSt Marks, Fla on
the 18TH inst, says the Wakulla Times of the 18th
inst., Edwin Burke, an Euglishman, steward on
BOARD OF the schooner Julia III Haack. was killed
oy George Williams, seamen on board the brig
H. Remington. Burke was said to be intoxicated
and challenged one and all of the seaman of the
Remington to come on to the wharf and fight VIII
mans, seconded by John McCairn, another Of the
origs crew, went on to the wharf, where Williams
Knocked Burke down. then taking him by the hair
ne thumped his head against the planking until
Burke was dead
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SEDUCER KILLED-Several weeks ago. Thomas
Henderson, lawyer of Port Hope, Canada. was
disco vered by Geo. Brogden, another lawyer with
whose wife he had been too intimate, and was
obliged to fly. The husband pursued him from
different points between Rochester, N. Y, and To.
ronto for some time, and at last met him Tuesday,
on the steamer at Port Hope He fined at and
shot him through the heart. Brogden gave him.
self up H g. /
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


AFFAIRS IN KAssAs.--A corresponflans a X !.
fhiadeaphiaLedger writing from Kanaas. After
prra'csns speedy peace In the territory, says:
fne questions OF pro-slavery and free State
navei:ss to doas present with Kansas troubles
lure and more difficult to remove That thsr. a..
iss. violent opposition TO each other, BY certain
asitafors on both aides Of this political quarrel
mere can De no doubt; but tha. the majority Of
tne settlers are tired Of the question, and are ais
posed 20 v,ew II With calmness, and conduct to-.
VIC win propriety, Ia equally srue. The
greatest enemies Of Kansas are aspiring dema.
goaues from dissant districts, and hordes Of ban
a,tsi. who, having taken advantage of the med.
ding interference Of the above named ciass now
rcam tne country. plundcring pcaceable people
tins - Wv
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HORRIBLE DEATH "A letter in Fred Douglass
paper, dated Sept. 18th, frsm Northern city, re-
cords the horrible death OF a fugitive slave. 1t
SAYS
1--WE had fearful slave case here few days
since A slave man was closely packed in a box
at -; the box marked goods, and consigned to a
friend at this place, per Express. When the box
was opened, the poor wretch was found dead. his
couutenance horribly contorted, and his body
drawn into knot. 1t appeared on examination,
that the box had no air holes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

AMERICAN RACERS IN ENGLAND-Mr. Ten
Brock has his horses-Lecompte Prior and Prio-
ress-now stabbed at New Market. The report
that they had been sent to Currer, In Ireland was
i,forrect Since Mr. Ten Broeck's arrival In Eng
land, be has been closely examining the English
style of racehorses and racing.
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AMERICAN COTTON GINS IN IEDIA-In July,
1851, the Eagle Cotton Gin Manufacturing Com.
pany of Louisiana sent to Calcutta one of their
gin stands for making fine cotton, and intending
it to enter into competition for the prize of 5000
rupees, offered in 1s49, by the government of In
dia, through the Agricultural and Horticultural
Society of India. The society awarded to the
American gin stand prize of 81 $50 and hand
some gold medal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

CoMPLIMENTARY.-At meeting of the 'Impe.
rial Geological Society of Acclimatien, holden in
Paris the Sd of August, 1856, upon the motion of
NJ N. S. Geoffroy ST. liaire, seconded by NJ Cue
Browne, l.. L. D of Philadelphia, was admitted
,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

EXTENDING THE NATIONAL METROPOLIS A
project is on foot to consolidate the two cities of
Washington and Georgetown under a single mu.
nieipal government Tne preliminary arrange
ments have been submitted and partially discussed
by joint committee o. the two municipal bodies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

y, u. DkNODN mas Tor sale 500 EnameI-
-. LED Grsses Eenders and Summer Pieces em
trciHs Square Topped, Circle and Lleptic Patterns
I'll, Sc era'es are Of my own manufacture, and shall
u sgd u the lowest prices. Orders from town and
co3nt:y promptly attended to. The Virginia Me.
ehspIcs' Institute awarded silver medal the highest
Iaen5 Of Crates and Tenders. Also for sale large
sock cf Bells Brass Brick p ouds &c. Apply at my
Bell ana Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be-
tween 9Th ana 9th, west side Richmond, Va.
sa1,
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ORDINATION. - Archbishop Kenrick, of the
Catholic diocese of Maryland, held an ordination,
ON the 18th inst, in Baltimore, at which J. T. Sui
livan, of the diocese of Wheeling, Va, was ad-
mitted to the Holy Tonsure. Rev. Francis A. Ba.
ker, Rector of St Lukes Presbyterian Espicspal
church, OF Baltimore, was admitted to the priest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

FATAL VoYAGE-The New London Star states
that the brig Georgiana, Capt Hu6di ,gton, arriv-
ed at New London, CT. On Wednesday evening,
from whaling voyage, having lost fourteen out
of twenty three of her crew, by scurvy, during
the naRt winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

POSTSCRIPT FOR "URED."--A CORRESPONDENT
Of the Alexandria Sentinel writing from Plains,
Fauquier, Va, says that family Of negroes have
been recently liberated in that county, and pro-
Ai.ons made for their passage to Liberia but in.
stead Of accepting the boon Of liberty, they pre-.
fer suffering that crime of crimes and villany of
yllanies, southern slavery. They are going
about the county begging various gentlemen to
buy them declaring they had rather be slaves in
Virginia than free men in Liberia.
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SENDING BACK CANNoN-It is stated that Cap.
tain Charles B. Pratt, Of Worcester, Mass who,
during several years past has beer successfully on
gagged in taking up the wreck OF the British frig-
ate "Huzzar," which was sunk at Hur igate during
the revolution, with large amount of treasure OF
board, intends to present, in behalf OF our govern
uent, and to send over in the "Resoirte," to Eng
land large canaon recently raised from the wreck
ana bearing unnistakeaoie evidences of It's histo
rical aesociations FtE4
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FIRE.-The Buffalo On W Commercial Adver.
tser of Thursday evening says:
A great fire is raging near the round house of
the Niagara Falls Railroad Two hundred cords
of wood are now on fire, and the whole supply of
the company will probably be burned The fire
broke out about half past one. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

In addition to the above card take pleasure in in.
forming the public that Singing Society Of Ameri-
Gun geltc,ae is about formed, hich, after hav-
las been sufficiently drilled by me, is going 10 be
united WIKI the ''aichmcnd Instrumental Music
Club" 50 that both are be considered Society,
consisting Of one Instrumental and one Vocal sec.
ton.
Gentlemen Wishing to join the Vocal DIVISION will
pesse uatl for information at Mr.. z Z. Gibbs' Am
bIofype Rooms, Corinthian Hall; at Messrs. Har
1oc & Mufrsys Book and Music Store; and at my
resde nee Oh Bank corner of llth Streets opposite
Godnn's fia.t OLOF A. ERICSSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

The Baptist church. at Jamaica Plains, Mass
valued 1t 8l2, 900, was destroyed by Are on Wed
nssday night 5s}AE sf#a sss tsss8 =
Mr.. Nat Taylor has purchased the farm Of Dr.
4. 3. Fisher, adjoining the town Of Warrenton,
Va, for $50 per acre.
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rha R.c,na and Mississippi RAliroad Company
-,li caIehrate fhe opening Of their road 20 beoas
wisa, ON the lst of October next.
The mechanics and working men of New ..,s aoln,
an WEDNESDAY night, nominated John n dsnin -
the peepIs' . candidate for Mayor
4 severe frost visited the neighborhood o. Cm'
cinnati. Ohio, last Sunday night
The receipts Of hay et New Orleans ior fnc yeAs
ending the 1ss inst reached l6s 0OU oaiea
Accompany Of 6fty or sixty men has oesn faiseu
At Columbus, Miss, TO 60 TO Nisaragus.
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1 tARD.--He G. the undersigned, nem-
n ltr. Of the RICHMOND INSTRIIM ENTAI.

~ her. Of the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL CLUB, which has now been in successful
operation about session under the direction of
III! !. BrscH, feeling much graifed ST his ability
rs Conductor and Arranger take great pleasure in
recommending him to the public and hereby cor
daily invite the cooperation Of thore musical ams-
teurs who may be disposed to unite with from the
cCmmenc suent Of next session (the lst of Octo
b"f, ard aso later, in order to make this Club per-
rauent and worthy the countenence of refined and
ia'eligent community.
81 AppIy to sir. 2. z. GIBBs' AmbrotYps Rooms
Cottntaian Hall
" Leigh BURTON, Violino Primo
a A. saohL. II, bLA'k10A'' vislini secondi.
,ISo FRY, Viola
T. Z GfBBs, Violcucslo.
: = 1 MoSTAepE' sesI' Flauti primi.
Il. II RHODES, v,.;o
o. TENSEsEH, ! rioo'i oeoohoi.
o. A ERICSSON, Clarinetto Solo
V. BUSCH Conductor
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BANKING IN AUsTRALrA-Therea are eight char
tered banks in AustraIis having an aggregate ca
pital of A25 00000 some of which have paio ar
vidends as high 80 per cent last year, ana inoss
of them as high Ms 90 per cent.
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SINGULAR DEATHs.-A week or two ago Mr.
Hodgkin, of Keene, New Hampshire, started to
Boston, on business, and died suddenly in the cars
before reaching there. His partaer, Asa G. Smith,
started few days since to attend to the same blu.
siness and being taken sick on the cars died i'm
mediately on reaching Boston.
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THE OLD CONNECTICUT CHARTER-The old
original charter, which was deposited in the trunk
of the Charter Oak has been enclosed in frame
of wood of the tree which preserved it one hum
dred and sixty nine years ago. rr
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DEATH OF TALENTED LADY.--Mrs. Ellen < ,
wife of W. f Claiming, Esq. died in Boston on
A. tho sae of 80 years The deceased was SIS
ter of Margaret Fuller, the noted writer.
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usiss ylREiHsjkAfr Z skfrk6Ao. ANn no No

ITCE TO PASSENGEKS--
CHANGE Of SCHEDULE--0n and after the lst
as,see line, and the Passenger Train viii fol-
lows:
Leave Bristol at 20 A. n. and reach Lvnchburs st
sf5PM T.. II. GILL.
a. 22-sm Gen. Sup't.
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SHOCKING boy, named Aaron
Martin, aged IL years, was instantly killed on Sa'
turday, at Caihoun's hub factory, Railway, y. =.
His head was caught under the crank Of the steam
engine. y.te4es -
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DRESSED AND UN.
u. M q . y IS 2 Relyidsaa Plar;r,s Mill

w DRESSED DLUMBER-Be!yldeAe Planning Mills
OF street, south OF the Basin, IL of the Pc
tegshug Depot.-P aning, of all kinds of lumber,
T0ueuing Ind Growing cone in the bsst manner
Dressed Flooring, 50, 4 and A inch thick; Shev
IN. Partition ana Car s'ut on hand and for sale
.tiso, Frsnie Timber, Cak Fencing and building ma
teris!s generally
Builders Mouldinga sixty different patterns al
ways on hsIs.
50 SIN sc ROBINSON
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STEAMER SUNK "A telegraphic dispatch, dated
25th instant from Mobile, states that the steamer
Ben Lee, bound to Demopolis, was sunk. She
was loaded with New York goods per recent arri-
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lI9 MAIN S.fi1kEYs
TAYLOR & co. having ..

, ken thu stoTe f0tMerIy Occupied by -
Jau,rs Eyans have now on hand . large and spLe n
aid assortnaent of CHINA GLASS AND EARTH
ENWARE and are daily receiving new sdditions
thereto They are prepared to sfer great induce
ments both to the city and country trade. 0rGsfs
SEN. to them win be faithTulIy executed
Msssrs JosEPa ST EBBfNs and =. H4rcHER, for
rnerig ii the employ OF Mr. Geo. J. sumner, can pe
fourd sr the above s.ofe aud will be pessed 70 meet
with their old friends and scsueintancee
a a4-lLxu ssss - ~ - "a ss$
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Tne Master the American emigrant ship Isaac
Webb. OF NY. which was driven ashore In a gale
OF wind on the Welsh coast, and after we ris towed
into Liverpool was fined $3.50 for having put to
sea snort handed, and succeeding in passing the
custom House authorities by shipping a full crew,
some Of whom were afterw arda discharrad
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DONALD MCKAY, ESQ This king Of ship bull.
ders called meeting of his creditors on Thursday
in Boston, in consequence of having to pay at once
a, large amount, the result of an award against
him in England, where be has lost very largely in
connection with those who purchased parts of his
shiSS; The Boston Traveller says the principal
crectors, who assembled in obedience to Mr. Ne.
kav's request, are of opinion that his assets are
abundant, and his property is in such q condition
thsea very short time will be required to iiquidate
all his liabilities, leaving him anple means to con.
tinue business A
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CARKIAGEs, t'AMMiAGEs,

r. 6E The subscriber haS on hand, at his C0A6h
2I Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
lev. between Main and Cary. 18th md I4th strests)
aesr .ths Columbian HotsE CDACHEs, CHAnIu.
ions and SULKIES, eli of bic make. u tho best
ustsrisls and woskmsuship. All Of which Win be
old a. low good work Of the kind can ps e Lne y
ant of any article in the Carriage line, ~ am de.
eru,ined 70 maize 70 order and sill g the iewsse
,riess possibie, md all work cold. that y nsw,
santed. ~ a r~.r.u u.unrrn
Il 1S-A9m AiCASAu
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AFAsT TowN-C Chicago is funny place =
II Is original in more things than one Recently =
man committed suicide 0ere5 by drowning. The
body couuid not be found, bat the Coroner. MOI to
~ cheated out OF his fees held An inquest on his
hal and Jacket, found on the bank OF the lake
Verdict, found empty. s4tss4
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uupnrcayE AT THE EBABAMAs--Accounts from
N.ss.n n. p, 10 the 18th instant state that bur-
riesne Ind passed over The island Of Inssna pros
.r.,irr fhirty houses sad driving five vessels on
shora' Four lives were lost The other banana
;.la auds acaDed. ~ s4