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% GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL WILL
~ he given ut
~ UNION HALL. Fnnrfh District. on
l.h. SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. Is, 1856.
'HASAGEES.
A. C. Allen Capt. O. Rourke, +. Blcs>cy,
Or. J. Florct, J. II. Phelps, VI. r. EreelHnd,
j. H. Fitch, j. i. Mcin J.. Weatiers,
i. +. Russia, 4. Gassrr. Jr, A. SeHvers,
". lowell, A. Pentland, +. j. Eeis,
+. Scluher.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
J. 3. Fitch, Capt O. Rourke, J. F. Russia,
+. Blcssey, A. Seave,s, +. j. Refs,
+. SclIher
EF-Gentlcmen desiring ladies Invitations requested 10
apply any Of the Managers the Hall
t- 'ars will leave the Hall for the city hapaSt and
hat-past CLOCK for the accommodation OF visitors
Ssf- Tickets Of admission 81 Sd.
IN CT d. W. GONROY & Co. Pronrietors.
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A. DANIEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO
TwiLl EdwaIis5 Nos. y, 30 and 81 New Levee, and
20 and 81 Fulton manufactured every des
W. cription of Copper Tin, Sheet iron and Brass Work.
He ready contract for the making 81 Steam Trains,
Clarifying and Evaporating Pans Fterers, Juice and
everything sppertainng to the Sugarhouse.
Steam Ganges Stear Whistles Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc, constantly OH hard.
would call the attention of planters the Steam Trains
successful operation the plantations Of
Col R. G. Camp, Messrs s. Harrison J. Ferstall Nelson
Donelson. Osgo1d Lawrence, W. L H. S:ackhGe 4.
Thomson Co. L. +. Forstall Of this city whom lie
suectfullv for uartcllHrs
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7
With the that he will give attention
business nil its Details he that he will share
public patronage. BENZ. kENDIG, Auctioneer,
| un2h Nh Iratnns fre4t
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COMPREHENSIVE.

hJOTICE--NR. JOHN DoLHoNDE BECOMES PA RI
~ in our house from this date.
MARTIN, OWEN Il COBB.
New Orlesna, Nov. |. I35S.--n3 I'm
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| NOTICE. - MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
IN Power Of Attorney and will represent during
from the before George Rureshide Notary
! Public
| New Orleans, August %, 1856,
| uu25 S. H. Kennedy 4 co.
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@ SLAVE DEptyN, NO. 1856 COMNKON
"A sTREET-Ihe undersigned has on hand and will keep
OK constantly for sale for either Cash City Acceptance
.4& full assortment Of SLAVES. consisting II MECHANICS
OF all descriptions. HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS,
Having leased the treestory dwelling No. Common
Baronne he prepared Traders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

The Washington Light Infantry arrived at Ports.
mouth, Virginia Saturday, on visit, and were re.
ceived by the Old Dominion Guard.
The Churchman Epis) is out, in favor of dane.
ing-as IAN innocent recreation, and as healthful
as it is graceful"
Rev. David H. Wheeler has been appointed
agent OF the American Bible Society for Central
America, and sailed for Nicaragua LAST week.
We learn from the Albany Argus that Thomas
W. Olcott, Esq, has given 10000 to the Dudley
Observatory.
John L. Dimmock, Esq, President of the War
rem Insurance Company OF Boston, is dead
Hon. Caleb Stetson declines the democratic
nomination for Lieutenant Governor of Massachu.
setts.
Bishop Pierce of Georgia, left for Kansas last
week, to hold Mission Conference there.
There were 3 deaths from yellow fever in
Charleston Friday.
There were l30 deaths in New Orleans for the
week ending the 7th inst.
Rev. John NJ. Kelly the Presiding Elder of the
Rogersyille District, Tenn, died last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ward and the Misses Parting.
tons, are playing in Nashville. Tenn.
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SNAKE SToRY.-The Dayton Gazette of the 9Th

SNAKE SToRY.--The Dayton Ga.ette of the 9Th
inst tells the following snake story:
A young man deaf and dumb, named EIvm
Birch. amused the passengers the railroad train
from Richmond east, last Friday, by exhibiting
his travelling companion and pet live rattle
snake which was eighteen years old, and be seem
ed delighted to receive its embrace by permitting
it TO coil around his neck. 1t seemed TO be COM
pletely under his control and would permit him to
open its mouth to show its poisonous fapgs, after
which he placed IL carefully in his tin box, with
ont the least fear. 1t had twelve rattles and was
about three feet in length. lie appeared anxious to
obtain another rattiesnake, and professed to be
able TO pick them up in the forest and tame them.
without being the least afraid of personal injury.
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NO Papvs-Judy Brooks. negro woman claim
ing to be free, was committed to prison yesterday
morning, by order Of the Mayor, for being In the
city withouta register Of her freedom
Runascay The watchmen, on Sunday night
last captured and Gagged . servant woman, called
Maria, the property of Mrs. Jane Cox, for running
away from her mistress. Yesterday morning the
Mayor had her sent to her owner. fs
liant of Passes John and Joe, owned by DR..
Patterson and r. J. Denny, were foaged yesterday
morning, by the direction Of the Mayor, for being
IN the streets the night before without passes from
their masters 80 .
Nsorderiy.-Willi Duke, held to bail to ap-
pear before the Mayor yesterday, on the charge Of
a;;s9tderiy conduct at the theatre, last Saturday
was therefore forfeited.
r;1,. use alarm of fire caused last Saturday
rmlgnt oy the explosion CT fluid lamp. at Tom
oooiey's house, on Church Hill -
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DhN L. "OODSoNt
Acting Governor Of X. T

HORRIBLE DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.-A
correspondent of the Toronto Colonst gives the
particulars of tine death from hydrophobia, of Mr..
William Hughes, farmer, in the township Of
King, G. W:
Deceased was bitten by his own dog while in the
harvest field. on the 7th of August last, on his
arm, face and other parts of his body, the animal
being in a Iabid state. The dog was instantly
destroyed, and medical aid called in. Since then
the wounds have been healed, and Hughes was
able to be about
On Sunday evening last, while at his tea, he
suddenly felt that he could not drink, and thought
that he had taken cold. His medical adviser was
called in On Monday morning, and everything was
done for him that was possible, but he grew grad
ually worse and during the last twenty four hours
of his existence he was perfectly furious He died
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon. DR.. Dun
comb, of Richmond Hill, constantly in atten-
dance on him. assisted by DR.. Nor timer, of Aurora,
but all their exertions and skill insufficient
to remore the dreadful malady.
DR.. Duncomb states that high spasms came at
intervals-that when liquid of any kind was within
sight he became convulsed; when he became
worse he barked and made q noise exactly as a
dog would. Several neighbors were there; they
were compelled to tie him down in his bed, or he
would have done serious damage to persons about
and to himself. He made a will before he was
taken i'll, after having been bitten.
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CHoKED TO DEATH.-On Sunday last, GAYS the
London Free Press, man named John Hilliard, a
bak er on Richmond street, while taking his dinner
in tavern on Talbot street, gave signs that he was
choking. He was led from the table by those pre-.
sent and means used to dislodge the obstruction,
but without effect Meanwhile DR.. Andrews was
sent for, but upon arriving he found the man dead.
Upon examination, it was found that piece of
meat had become fixed in his throat, thus causing
suffocation. 1t is said that his wife is living in
Detroit and that the rest of his family, who visit
ed him about four years since, reside in Chicago.
q Toronto Leadtr
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MARINE DISASTERS The ship Diadem, Capt.
Weooer from New Orleans for New York, foun-
dered on the sth August 400 miles south OF South.
west Pass. The officers and crew were saved by
The schooner Yuba, but in saving them the Yuba
lost her mate, and two seamen of the Dadem
were drow ned by the upsetting of boat The
BARK st Lawrence, Capt, Stetson, from New York
tor New OIleans with lime, was burnt on the 2sth
ult, 800 miles from Southwest Pass
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COMPREHENSIVE, aso,

HOPARTNERSHlP uudersigned
~ have formed Co-partnership under the firm
and style of JOHNSON L HARDWOOD for the pur-
pose of conducting Wholesale and Retail Dry Good
business
They have taken the Store now undergoing q
thorough repair, No. n Main street, under Mr..
Whtehursts Daguerrean Gallery, where they will
In few days, open large and choice stock Of Sta
PIE and Fancy Dry Goods, selected with great care
rom the Northern markets, and adapted to the best
class trade to which they invite the attention their
icrmer patrons and the public generally.
SILAS L JOHNSON,
So III VIM. r. HARDWOOD.
{ (tO-PARTNEKSHlP.- have this day
~ associated with ~ in buiness G. II. PLEAS
ANTS: The business will hereafter be conducted
under the hrm of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR 4 CO.
July l, 1S56-jyS VAN-LEW & TAYLOR.
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SINGULAR FATALITY-The New Orleans pa.
pers record the case OF VIM. Robertson, ship ear.
penter, a native OF Washington city, who. a week
or two since, lost his wife, which drove him 70
drink On Friday week he lost his child and went
over from Algiers to New Orleans to get a coffin.
While standing the wharf, with the coffin under
his arm, he fell into the river and was drowned
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A FAMILY POISONED The family of Mr.. Saml
Miller of Elkton, Nd, was badly poisoned, a few
days since, under the following circumstances, as
related by the Democrat: He had sent to his ia.
ther to procure some magnolia root. and in mistake
poisonous root sent, Supposed to be the root
of poisoned ash) by which Mr. Miller and wife, his
mother and son of Mr. Nicholas johnson, were
all poisoned 1t was intended to make a tea of it,
but fortunately its poisonous properties were de-
tected before it was put to such use, or it might
have proved fatal
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A SoUTHERNER ROBBED BY NEW YORK
STREET WALKER-On Friday night Julia Smith,
a notorious street walker, accosted Southern
gentleman in Chambers street, N. Y, and induced
him to accompany her to a house, where she sue
ceeded in securing his pocket book, containing
Sl75. The police being made acquainted with the
affair soon had her in custody. She was taken to
the station house and thoroughly searched; and as
the officer giving up the idea of finding any
of the stolen money upon her, he took the second
sober thought, and unrolled . massive head Of
hair where to his astonishment, he beheld $50 in
hank bills, neatly done up and slowed away
smonrst the flowing curs, the treasure being par
tislIv concealed by a tortoise shell comb This
money was at once identified by the Southern gen.
tlemen Is belonging TO him, and he recognized the
prisoner as the girl who robbed him. She was
thereupon committed for trial.
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S~ss> FRESH LAPOItFED
AA FALL GOODS.

~N Glass, CHINA AND EARTH.
~ A/ENWARE.-Havins taken the store form
80 eriy occupied by James Evans. we are now
EI receiving new aud splendid assortment of
Fud and Solsr LAMPS, Candlslabras Looking Glsss-
es Is5.r and Mantle Ornaments Britannia and Plated
Nsre, TGble Cutlery, Glass China and Earthenware,
IN sets and by the piece ell Of which we will sell at
tie lowest market rates
Orders seut to will be faithfully executed, the
best articles laIdsled, and particular attention paid
10 Iachng TAYLOR Il CO.,
81 6-dim III Main Street
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CLEMEECY OF THE CZAR-The st Petersburg
correspondent of the Pdtrie (Paris) writing on the
18th of August, relates the following instance of the
clemeney of the Emperor of Russia
In le,O, pupil of the College of WinniZa, (Po-
land named Oulatoffsai, having taken an active
part in the formation of secret society, and hav-
ing afterwards Joined the Polish insurrection in
1881, was condemned to service as a common SOL
der and sent to join the army of the Caucasus his
property being seized and conscated by the Crown.
While with the army he distinguished himself by
his bravery and good conduct, and was promoted
to the rank of officer, but his title restored
to him. He afterwards obtained the military cross
for his gallant conduct, but was finally compelled
to quit the service in consequence Of the numer-
Gus wounds he had received in his engagements
with the Circassans. He was permitted TO retire
with the rank of second captain and third of his
pay. He was married, and his small income bare
y sufced to afford him the bare necessities of life
The Council of the Empire, taking into considers
ton his good service, his wounds, his poverty, and
believing that the Imperial favor might produce a
good impression on the Poles who took part in the
insurrecton of 1884, and have not yet abandoned
their errors, recommended Oulatoffski to the Glenn
ency of His Majesty. The Emperor wrote upon
the document containing the recommendation,
with his own hand Let his nobility, his titles and
property, be restored"
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BOARDING.


..u4VEiSt. The subscriber has taken
.lYT Iuo Wombie'. large and conveniently located
az. ,g Msln street. between 18th ana 18th
Ii ami piH by the 10Th of this month, upuu
the accommodation Of those VINO wish to pro-
90. 8)AED Besides several families, she can and
, .d he pleased to ac-ommodste a nuInner OF day
. s-;4rs EvsTv effort will be made 10 give satisfac
-- r. loss who may pstr0nize her, and she hopes
,-- n this sre will DOt fail.
- e. SARAH SHEPPARD HICKS.
-- IES PKESGSTT HOT SIX,
y 40 doors sbsye the Banks, is again open for the
--,ep-lgD q u0srders. BY the cay, week or month.
.- iiessop. who owns the property. has spared no
9-rss .s make this House Ut the most pleasant
+, .-6:l- i'ga.s sin the city he slss made several
ID. lCus tuat renders it much more pleasant than
.etqtTe Nothing oil my part shall be lacking to
reates ri! who may favor me with their patronage,
,.f sray my house pleasant at the same time the
,a7. '0T1s OF home.
Dr. ,s-i,q Mas NJ. C. JETER.
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THE FRANKLIN STATUE.-The Boston papers
speak of the extensive preparations In progress in
that city for the dedication of the Franklin statue
on the 18th instant. A mammoth platform is to
be constructed. The staging will accommodate
fr ON six to eight thousand persons. A magnif-
cent Illumination is to be given in the evening in
front Of the City Hall. The Masonic Fraternity
are to occupy prominent part in the ceremonies
to render homage to the memory Of their illus
trious brother Frank lin" No newspapers are to
be issued on the afternoon of that day nor the
morning of the 17th. The granite block for the
base of the statue, weighing from ten to eleven
tons, is ready to be laid.
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OFFICE VA. r. l. M. INSURANCE CO., !,
RICHMOND, oath July, 1885.

RNHVv ALs-Tnb C0mpany hHVlnR re.
~ moved to their new ONCE, No. l3l Main street,
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks on fair terms
Chartered in 1882, and having now been in opera
tion over twenty four years-during which time they
MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer to the history Of
the past afordng the very best guarantee for tho
future. The long acquaintance Of this Institution
miliar with their wants and pains will be spared,
information withheld, that will tend to insure &C.
curscy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive and consider applications for insurance ad-
dressed either to the President Secretary and will
in return render such facilities may be in their
power to their patrons.
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IENFEs ny MAN,

fL> INPCRTEk OF
~ WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
h Il wholesale and retail, No. IS Main street.
EsSSse" r.reyjnsa large snd elegant assortment of
80 1 srtices and will offer this Fall the greatest
-, tsst hss ever been offered in this city; and
sa,s who wish to purchase, he would inform
49,, articles can be had in his establishment as
=. :. say horse IN 'hs Northern cities
BE-" - he.sched Levers, Is Jewels, S2l 90
G-I8EuCuns DO 90 81 Wv
Do do Patent 40 do 20 W
s.vaT Levers, II II w
& r,n.i!s Silver Table aud Tea Spoons
,;..d Meek Fob snd Wsist Chsins Of various pat
t-rns
l,.-s io-ks:s. snd Jewelry of sll kinds
=, h. lso cheap, ~ the old established store of
LEWIS LYMAN,
Son No. 90 Main st.
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LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD.-The Persia last
week brought advices that Mr.. Cullen had negotia.
ted in England 81 500 900 of the bonds of the Leb.
anon Valley road guaranteed by the Reading road,
and that the money NAV be drawn for soon as
wanted Bills for $50,000 will be drawn by the
next steamer The money will be used in the
payment of the acceptances of the Reading road
which have been loaned to the Lebanon Valley
company to aid them in completing their road
reading (Pd) Gazette
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SLAUGHTER OF DEsERTERs "A letter to the
New Orleans Picayune, dated Granada, Aug go,
says that Capt Turey, and his company of "a
men, who deserted from Walkers army, had been
deceived by the Chamorristas into giving up their
arms and then cut to pieces
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDEET-We learn, says the
Wilmington IN. c. Journal, from friend, that a
very promising and interesting little boy, named
Patterson H. Jones, about five years of age, son of
Edmund w. Jones, Esq, of Caldwell county, ac-
cidentally fell into the well bis fathers premises
on Monday, the 25th ult and was killed
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
RROKN STONE RUIL DINl

BROWN STONE BUILDING,
No. 157 MAIN ST.
The undersigned have formed a partnership, un-
der the firm and style of PRICE, BAYLY l. WAT.
kINS, for the purpose of conducting in this city
general Wholesale and Retail
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
They have taken the building; now In course
of No. l57 Main street. nearly opposite the
Exchange Bank, and few doors below the store of
Messrs. Kent Paine Co.
By the 10th September they will open an entirely
new and choice stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Selected especially for the best class Of retail trade
to which they invite the attention of their friends
and the public.
Their experience and facilities will enable them to
offer all times the newest and best styles of goods
at the lowest possible prices, to cash and punctual
credit customers. SAMUEL NJ PRICE,
PEYTON g. BAYLY,
JOEL 3. WATKINS,
iy S0-2taw2rn JOSEPH r. PRICE, JR
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INTERESTING TO FIREMEN.-On Saturday last,
In Cincinnati, the steam fire-engine Washington
made the best throw ever made by any machine.
Forcing water through four hundred and forty feet
of hose, she threw through an inch and quarter
nozzle tno hundred and forty four feet! The Wash
ingfon 10 one of the small steam engines
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Hon. John G. Breckinridge has been compelled
10 give up public speaking, it is stated, account
of in health He has returned home.
The citizens Of New Market Va, are about to
take measures to extend the Manassas Gap Rail
road 10 that town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

LAST IsLAND-Thirty-thres more bodies have
been recovered from Last Island Those ID search
of the bodies, captured several Spaniards who had
been robbing the dead, and after trying them,
whipped them severely The Island was again
submerged in water on the night of the 10Th ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-16

THE BARQUE REsOLUTE, of the British Arctic
Exploring Expedition. was towed to the New York
navy yard, Saturday morning, from New London,
for the purpose of undergoing such repairs and re.
fitting as have been provided for by Congress,
prior to her return to the English Government. 1t
Is ssupposed that about three months will be occupied
in putting the vessel in good trim
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BUTTER ANB CHEESE.-The exports of dOmes.
tic butter and cheese from the United States are
on much larger scale than many, perhaps, are
aware Of During the fiscal year of 1855, the ship
ments of butter amounted to 23l5249 lbs valued
at $4ls, ,723; and of cheese. S46 56S lbs, valued
atlS5l4,034 Of the butter, the largest proportion,
46l OILS lbs. was sent to the British West Indies.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-In Tarboro' county, N c.,
on Friday last, Epenetus Cromwell, proprietor OF
tbs Edgecomb Hotel advanced, pistol in hand, on
Andrew S. Ellison, who was passing the hsuse
with double barrel gun. AT the distance of 20
yards both fred, Mr. Cromwell being severely, if
not mortally wounded. Ellison gave himself up.
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A YOUTHFUL FoRGER.-A lad 10 years old.
named John T. alias Thomas Peterson. was brought
before the Boston Police Court on Thursday after.
neon, on charge of forging draft for 800 in the
name of bis employer s. w. Bates. Esq He was
held for trial 1t was presented at the bank, where
it was detected:
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KuLEp.-Mr. Thornton senior partner of the
firm of Thornton, Firth and Co, Manchester,
Eneland, was killed on the a4th August, At Al
tripgham, England, by being thrown from his car.
risge. He WAS . native of New Hampshire, ana
went to England 25 years sgo.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTlCE-An persons
II having claims against the estate Of the late Hen-
ry w sharpe, decd, will present them to the under
signed for payment without delay and those inde bted
to his estate will forward and make pay ment.
1t is desirable rhst the estate should be wound up
ut an early day. W.GOOOIN, Ex'r OF
au I6--3awlm HENRY w. SHARPE, decd.
VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FuR
SALE.-The subscriber win sell his Farm, CEN
tanning about four hundred acres, with good build
ings The dwelling house hes seven rooms ana other
buildings in abundance. He viii also sell his half OF
wheat and two for corn. capable Of grinding from
three TO four hundred bushels per day and night Of
vheat and corn The location Of this property 10
verv rood beins within three mies Of Powhstan De-
not on the Richmond and Dsnvtlls 1ailrcad, feom
which point IL 10 about Il miles 10 kiehmond Any
informstion 6esired will be kiven by addressing mss
Al Genito Post Ofiee Powhatan, at any time durisg
the fall or winter The other half Of the mill can be
bought- Wn. huhhAi.
se I2-d2swstkc4t
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Agent Of Adams' Express

rwsPECIAL NOTfCE.-Express packages for
Norfolk HA.srsburg, Richmond, and all places in Vir
F'ls and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
~ received By the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
VINO are the authorized gents for Express privileges
On there ships
pi1ce ot the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM L. PLEASANTS,
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SERIOUS POLITICAL Rew.-A few davs .po :,
row occurred at political meeting in Hsuryville,
another man dangerously wounded. A msn
named Dolan, from Louisville charged with kin.
ing RAIDER, was arrested and came near being hnna
on the spot All the assailants are said to bave
come from Louisville XIV