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eminent and M.,,r, Charlie, Edwards md Bs'ei '0' ~"
prisoner. ,,o.eruton. He was
l., n,;ne;r. ,us. on m. ta Brown ana w RAJ occA
testimony about the vessel &c IVES he IN Tur TGIsvsE
ion and Ia. been & a. ,e p2%.ed r tcep
ti aii ~ NJ Ysrs for tbe purPos' as be ~s
IN him still. .s.o,.r he syyore to-day 'ha' ~.
Ast me p nm according The ,,ic, Sn,
80 dy m when vessel Wa on w. .w the .up-rcargo
was uir"n w g. On. witness wines a,io,. 81.
never gwen =" .,e Of the Avs thr pil'Vhs G.
y.l n Heath At TN. port tb,, Tn. accused
called for b. a, , d not pay without order
eeted ~ ~ ,itns. called with the captain au E
u in his for O BY ht's' On third Vii, n. failed
doh who gave W lson - -"
more mon. Custom Ho.e clerk John A. Machsdo
VIM n owners Of N" onward All Ainrrf-
and ANTONIO led 10 prove the identity Of the Altiva
can IL, ys... and manifest was Pun III 70 he same point
81 o.,iuoy on this point was 'ionse hai Oh tue
iia OF Fsapee Portuguese Consul at this port, and
3D.. accused, the next witness sworn lie fesi-
,.r,uce 10 the clearance Of the Atiya and OF other
h'u caught In the slave trade to his
Ns ~ ,rses: ane his cToss-eIsrnation, only de-
lid ali participation IN the slave trade but sad that he took
=, nv order Government. 10 rrfIso 20 Con-
M ,iPotugues vessels sailing hence with that design.
' o ,soe that Refs had been fifteen years the Coast
.Ta money deposit &c, for various parties without in
Here the Government rested.
Mr. Edwards having opened the for the defense Fedk
Andede clerk in house Of Feaniee Refs Co..
stand giving Of Wilson's transactions with him
and h principal be oniradcted him with regard to the amount
Of the check drawn setting it at $50 and producing TO that
amount In Court.
Manuel Casdo and Lewis Brown were called mpeach
Wilson az 10 the particulars Of voyage &C. Wilson who
present while Andrede the stand on reerami
nation reiterated lis former testimony Adjourned til TO-
CLERK before Saturday the 18th entirely Cal
endar will be made up for the Superior Court.
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hour. M es. :TS Jane: as:'' 'ss
s:%iS.y from YS. bound in
exchanged signals wig Sanchez .es.YheI o0.spn Os
:,s. .S% k.y.cas 81 State Sas"$
signal with am.hp Nssys 1OI l 'S
s..mp ASsO G.pM ,sh i0' Sunday sS1' s non
s+s NJ exchanged signals with steamship Alabama mss
Ship ,s ss: p.. ann to s % sS''SH Ruse 18th
lon IS e5 saw large AN screw .a.sast ~n M 49,.
hence tor Liverpool. =, 49,. :, .s. 49,,
$50 ST ras. s TO H.ISeei Co. H. los, infants
18Th inst. m, in lon &c. saw b. steamship Persia hence
Ship BassIs lp.cke) Bailey, Hsvre Aug II, ma.e snas
pass VIM Wloe. Sept Is lat 4 rs lOn g Il su sw
Ship Emm. q Charleston Asy H.vrs Aps - md's M
spoke bark sussn Bryant, of Boston, bound D.
ship (Pras Fierke Shields g. days coal to d.
Bari EyyHde Prospect Partridge c.di. 50 day. rnsp
VIM Perkins, from Liverpool fq, Philadelphia
Bari Clio ss @ .o:t: :ns as
Luna from Bremen for Baltimore.
Bris BlOomer (Br, King Dorchester, s.. building stones
Bns Bloomer tBrl, - s.; John n B, stone
BIZ iadsy koSn:sD; M Ss,: a,yhs wI Talbot
Big Union Uni" chs.ho Windsor il day. plaster
Brig Condor, Small Msehi.s, lumber to master.
schr. A. Hastings IBr) Laweri'On' Dorchester IN b.
schr Magnet (Br) Lewis, Halifax IL days. fish and oil
Mckay Co.
schf H. D. Leighton Tracy Goldsboro Mayhem Talbot.
Schr Homer, Homer Bangor, lumber
Schr. Aamors Parsons, Mschiss, Mayhem 4 Talbot.
Schr Frances Ellen Clark Ellsworth
Schr Celests Coe, Portland, Conn.
Sohr. Pennsylvania, Johnson Rockand.
schr imosene, Ripley, City Point days Hour TO Lane
sehr Gov. Arnold Allen, Harrington, lumber to Msyhsv,
Talbot Co.
schr James Lawrence Allen Boston, mdse. to Dayton
Sprssue.
sehr Wakess Cousins, Harvey, N B. 70 days, stone c.
sch Star Hueins Lubec 10 days plaster Smith soyn-
ton
sehI Seaman lBr Aver, Mnuaia N s days sind'''n''
schI Rough and Ready St. J.hn's N. b. lumber to p l.
Neyius.
schr +. Paine Kelley Harwich.
Schr Hannah d. Nickerson Harwich.
schr Metis, Howe, Harwich.
Scbr j. N. Lane Many, Gloucester.
Schr y. c. Latham, COthsrt, BsTnstsble.
Schr H. X. Dunton, Love, Esstport.
Propeller Concord, Norman Philadelphia
Propeller Jersey Blue, Kelly Nantucket
Propeller Westchester Clark, Providence.
Propeller Ann Eliza Robinson Philadelphia
SAILED-Shp Touon, Upshur for New Orleans and othsn
WIND-Duripg the dag, n. N. w.
The ship Jane Gdden that has been g. W. Spit under
going Special Quarantine Owed up 10 the Quarantine
ground to-day and anchored.
The steamship Black Warrior 1900 tuns this morning
taken the Balance Dock for repairs she will BE- recsuled
and newly painted. The pscketsh London tuns also
the Sectional Dock for repairs she will be- stripped re-
csulked and newly coppered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
sURRoGATE'S COURT-sEPr. 23.-Before A. w. BRAD
Riebens against Hicks

The Will of Mrs Rebens was admitted to probate
some time since by the Surrogate after long contesiaon
pending which special collector appointed who now sp
plies against the executors OF MI Hicks Mrs Rebens iaiher
for ~ GOO alleged be due her at the time OF her death
The executor deny this sum due from the estate OF their
deceden and aege settlement part before Mr.. r. death
Tie will ultimately be required Tor the pay
pcut of legacy 10 the amount which Mrs K left her
husband who is asylum in France and to whom the
Surrogate directs small be remttedfrom time TO time
Argument on the motion will be heard on Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

SAVANNAH, Sept 2sThe steamship Alabama Captain o.
schenck, rom New-fork Saturday arrived here 81
O'Clock this afternoon.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 22-The U. g. Mail Steamship Mash
Vile Capt Berry, from New York arrived here tha ihondAy
evening.
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REcEIfT-Recrrsse at the ports compared with last year
Al 600 bales. ExPoRrs-Decreae 10 Crest Britain, <5Wo
bales TO France, 5000 Total decrease in exports zoo
The Hartford and New-Haven Railroad Company
have made dividend of = cent, payable Oct. |.
There wac an active demand for money to-day, but
it was freely met
We understand that Messrs. Gilbert & Wetheril
have taken possession of the works of the Pennsyva-
ia ard Lehigh Zinc Company, at Bethlehem, ana
ave attached all the Company property in this city,
The following is the quantity transported over the
different Railroads in Schuykill County for the week
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SUPREME CoURT-srrclAL TEsn-srrr. %

NoTIcE-Thursday, Oct l. is the last day for filing
for the Special Term of the Supreme Court De
murrers must be distinctly noted as SUCH
Before Judge CLERKE-
Independent. Freehold Building Society As John Murphy
Motion granted unless the plaintiffs prefer having
the property resod making them liable for sny deficiency less
than for which they purchased It, No costs
President of Mechanics Bank Brooklyn, sg 3 r. Townsend
tai
Motion granted on payment of disbursements and
8 10 costs Of this motion.
Before Judge DAWES
Rufus III. King sgt. Peter Morris ct al.
Order TO be entered directing Peter Morris to pay
the 200 In the papers so Of this motion and
on his the made 10 him be vacated
and original sale to stand
John Msinetti sgt Alex. Lowry ct al.
Motion denied without costs
Charlotte Klein BY &c, Ag. Charles Klein.
Motion denied. Mother TO retain custody OF chill.
dIen, &c. MIN
Judgment of divorce granted
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....
Cleared.

Paxton Liverpool stuIges Clearman Go.
NRo.s,,e Pierce Glasgow NJ. NJ Freeman Co As
Fish Wolfe ST. Mark. B,0ds Pe,te'' Nay Bentley Bent.
N.Y. bis Post, Smith Co. Orion, Stevens Rotterdam, y
sehooners-M.ry Jane. Burce NSrfoI5 Siuse. GleSm.a
e French Webb Suffolk, Va, Price Bird; ASglsssa,
TAYLOR Boston w T. Herick AnaeOsts AIves saaT0Is'
Edwards; Deborah, Cossins, Washington, N. C.
sloop-Excel, Cobb Bristol l. IL L. ksrneyi 'onn AaAn'
stesmer-Caledona Lsyfeld, Portland Cromwell. line
PIopeler-Sarah Jones, Philadelphia, j. ~ bnss"
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=, ,.ou,I,, caub,ta from Bos.oa 6oy LireypooI-Ar
Thomas Hs.ford Mrs Charles Martin and Miss Martin.
Co. p, 40 i Sets ........ $50 MooS-Risesi eu
wv utcH wArER...............IhispA DAY
I'D, Uook 1852 Gov. Issnd... f:ila teiioMe'''. VI
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SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERs.-SsPr. 2.
THE NINTH AVENUE RAILROAD CASE.

Judge Strong heard this case, WIN Judges noose-
Welt and Clerke and although present when the decision
rendered hed opinion with the Cek IL wneh inc
position. by Judge Roosevelt in the opinion published
THE enforced Al great length and with oopous c
tStops Of authorities.
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Rtored That these shall continue nom tht lst day OF
November the l Of April after which the fare shall Dc e
for future adjustment.
Mr.. Brough, from the Committee TO whom was re-
fer1ed the subject of Freghts, reported as follows
R,sored That Committee recommend the adoption OF
the following commence on the LIST day OF October ana
continue until the taking effect Of Winter rates on a. west
bound freight Newly via the NewYork Central
New.York and Erie Pennsy Central and Baltimore and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-SEPT. o.
Before JUDGE DAILY
j. A. Scbenck sgt j. Pendeton.
Motion granted and judgment and execution set
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

There has been fair demand Rio Coffee since my last
sal, OF Nh. 1872 bs til. trade for which full prices
1900 bags aso taken on speculation on
pst. tern. The announcement Of the public sale OF the
Eliza cargo 800 bags which tse place to-day has checked
further business The market closes with firm feeling
Cotton is firm with moderate business. MlddIngs,
l2al2Ic. Mr. Wrights Circular says:
CsoP-Te from the South still untavorebe as
to the prospects the incoming crop The complaints during
the ps general and the impression becoming
more universal the chances against $500 900 bales even
with an open season aud Many southern writers
express confidently their convictions that 3Vn VIII
soon be settled upon extreme estimate.
Tie following statement of the movement IN cotton
since the LIST September last compared with the previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SEPr. 2-Beiore
Judge INcERsoLL.


Thomas Kennedy, convicted of larceny in opening
letter belonging the editor FyeeaHs Journal and
embezzns the contents called Judgment
last June suspended BY Judge Belts until the return
Judge lneersol, befor. whom the was tried
Judge lngerson with the Of District Attorney
this morning made further suspension judgment until
December 70 give the District Attorney opportunity TO
inaIire further with reference % he facts
Before Judge BETrs.
PLEA oF GUILTY.
Patrick Mckenna, alias Paddy the Greek, arragned
On as indictments for encng seanen enlisted in the
naval service Of the United States withdrew his plea
guilty and by his counsel Mr. Beebe pleaded guilty. 1t
ordered by the Court that
and the prisoner delivered into the custody u the author
jties, by whom. he 10 indicted
ANOTHER SLAVE CASE.
The United States sgt Baxiio Cunha Refs.
The defendant who is member of the firm Of FL
..fire Refs CO. Of which the Portuguese Consul Is Tia.
snior partner indicted under the Act OF lsS for fitting
M. scboonsr Altvs alias Onward In 1855 with intent
roy be-, As SLAYER To be liable under the set he must
ooaps e he previous ruling Of the Court be proved to have
hsa us control the vessel owner or isetor few days
so viii b. remembered Lewis Brown negro seaman Of
d. Altiys tried charge Of voluntarily serving In the
business and soquitted $500 ,e.Ao
The D.e, Attorney Apd bic assistant appeared for the Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

Increase IL 1850, 50 SfHt
At the Railroad Convention recently held at Cincin-
NATL the following rates Of fare and freight were agreed
upon
Re,ol,ed That the fares between New York and
points the shall In exceed a cents mile
hroushand Of this the roads between Cresine and New
XnrL Shan
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COMMERCIAL MAITERS.
Sales at the stock Exchange .SEPI' ~.

lOBk. Of North America. l04
70 Commonwealth Bank. .lOl.
10 Ohio Life & Trust Co.. gj
800 Nicaragua Transit Co.'s .
lCO Del. & Hud. CT Co. 80. lD
40 y. y. Central RR.....c Sti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27
u-,;,,~ ensr--scp.,.

The Bishop Onderdonk, recently restored by
the House Of Bishops to the exercise of his official
functions is not the former Bishop of that name,
of New York The restored Bishop was q man
eminen. for ability and learning During the pc
Rod of bis suspension - years, he has led an ex'
emplary life He has been restored to the exercise
of his episcopal duties, but, as we understand
without jurisdiction, having resigned the Diocese
of Penns yIvania in 1874. He is, however, at lib
erty to act as Bishop in any field, If requested
The vote on the restoration was, as we have alrea-
dy stated, 81 for, 8 against, and absent Bishops
Meade and Johns, of Va, voted against the resto
ration.
The offence for which Bishop Onderdonk was
suspended, was occasional intemperance He
made no ATTEMPT to deny or extenuate his culpa-
bity, save the fact, that his physicians had pre-
scribed the use of stimulants for chronic disease
under which he suffered, and that he had been
thereby betrayed into excuses, for which he pro
fessed profound penitenee His entire abstinence
for the last 10 years, and the uniform blameless'
ness of his conduct during that period, were urged
in the House of Bishops reasons for his restora-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27
The washing Mac hine.

The Washing Machine exhibited by Messrs.
woodward, of this city, at the Mechanics Fair, is
one of the most attractive features of that fine ex
hibition. Every body stops to look at the Wash.
;rp Machine. The ladies in particular are enrap-
tured with It. One of the Messrs. Woodward ex,
plans its operation and under bis auspices, it al
ms. rivals the attractions of the School of Athens
A hank bill was placed in the machine, and wash.
"A witbout the slightest injury. 1t is one of the
most wonderful and useful inventions Oh the day
In about two hours it viii do as much washing as
the best washerwoman in two days. We have one
If the machines in our possession, and with ples
sure testify to its extraordinary merits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27
The Nunion,, Abroad

The London Times publishes communication
frsm New Yorker, showing that the predictions
now SO common in Europe, of an early dissolution
of the Union, are utter misapprehensions OF Anne
rican occurrences and dispositions. Those opr.
ions and views do not coincide with the editorial
expositions of the Times, which shows an evident
desire for the dissolution of the Union. The Lon
don Morning Post is also certain of an American
catastrophe. "The wish is father to the thought
Neither of the London editors will live to see
dissolution of the Union. They have labored
hard, by fomentng abolition agitation, to produce
thatresuIt but their labor is lost.
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The School of Athens.

The picture of the School of Athens excite
much interest among the visitors of the Mechanics
Institute. 1t is one of the great works which re.
quires centuries to give birth to, and should be
seen by all who have the slightest taste for paint
ing or the meagrest knowledge of the immortal
beings who are represented and grouped together
in it. They belong to the most wonderful age Of
the world, and are among the most wonderful men
that have lived The great genius of Rafaele has
personiied them on this noble picture, and the
spectator cannot fail to be impressed with the
grandeur of the performance.
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Tho Agricultural Fair.

The great State Fair commences to'morro w.
Considerable numbers Of visitors have arrived and
the promise is for . period of great gaiety and
hustle in our city. The Executive Committee and
the officers Of the Society are making the most sys
te,natic and energetic arrangements for the Fair,
and 1. viii certainly be admi rabiy conducted
There ia reason to believe that the Fair itself will
be an admirable one, and from signs now we have
reason to believe that the attendance will be at
least very liberal If not as large as 1t was last
wear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27
steamboat Sunk.

ST. LOUIS, Oct "a The steamer Chancellor
hence for New Orleans, was sunk few days ago
in the Mississippi, near Goose Island. She had O
full cargo of produce.
The boat and cargo are a total loss. She was
owned in New Albany, Indiana, and was valued
at SAC, 000 She was insured in the Ohio river
towns. Her cargo was valuable and was partial
ly insured here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27

r. $4,000 WORTH OF PRESENTS The Atlantic
Book Company will open their Grand Gift Enterprise,
at No l52 Mrin street. next door to the Exchange
Bank, on MONDAY evening, October 18th, and con.
tinue every day and evening through the week Their
stock Of Books embraces works of Art Science, His
tory, Biography Travels and Adventure, Poetry and
the Drama. Theology and Religion. Also, Bibles aud
Prayer sseks Each purchaser Of book will receive
ons of their collection of besutiu and costly Pro-
sents before leaving the store These Presents com
prise great variety of articles beth useful and or.
namental varying in value from ordinary Litho.
graph to fine Gold Watch.
~ See circulars for particulars. ec N.--4t
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GefUnauy,

monetary conference has been in deliberation at
Vienna for many months past, having in view
uniform currency for Germany. The journal des
Dsbas, of the Goth ult, has editorial OF upwards
of three columns, showing how absolute is the
need and how general the call for the object. The
article affirms that in habits, customs, manners
legislation, tendencies, interests, Germany OF the
present day, Though still divided into more than
thirty independent soveregnties, is regularly ana
constantly advancing towards unity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27
From WashjngtOn,

WASHINGTON, Oct "a Hon. Peter B. Bell, Of
Texas was married yesterday to Mrs. Ella Dick
ems, of North Carolina. The ceremony took place
at the house of Catholic priest. President Pierce
aud his Private Secretary were present as wit
nesses.
Treasury drafts were issued to-day amounting
to one hundred and fiftyfive thousand dollars. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27
The Ohio River

CINCINNATI Oct. 24-'rhe river has risen suf
ciently here to permit the Mail line starting their
own boats to Louisville. The Moses Mcclellan
leaves in the morning carrying freight at the regu.
lar high water prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27

E There are many interesting things at the
Mechanics Institute whether regard mechanism,
specimens of fine arts, curiosities One most In
teresting object to visitors is copy of the Cor.
rant" the first paper printed by Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27
wLyon,s ConicsI Pen Holder, patent.


From the Richmond Dispatch
awe write with q pen holder, patented by
Mr. T X. LYON of this city, which is decidedly the
best we have yet SEEM and bellows we have test
ed all kinds that in use. It fits the hand most
asreeably and Or events the ink from getting upon
the fingers When it Is laid down as often is the
case with any kind of pen-on the paper, which
the writer is using or on book or anything to b,
.oed or injured by ink the pen in it does not touch
what the handle il laid upon aud therefore it not
blotted. 1t is simple and durable, and really the
commend it most earnestly 10 dealers in stationary"
inst to hand p. B. PRICE,
DC n-3t Opposite American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-27

INCREASED VALUE OF LAND IN VIRGINIA-Un.
der the new assessment Of land in Staunton,
shows an increased revenue to the State of e.
$3.50 The re.assessment in Roanoke county
shows that the lands have increased in value sew.
canf
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Marine Disasters.

MILwUAKIE, Oct. 25.-The propeller Toledo, is
reported to be wrecked near Fort Washington,
and all on board lost.
The propeller Allegheny is ashore at this place.
Fears are entertained of disasters to other steam.
ers on the lake
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BREEDEN, FOx& CO.--.seco

r. BREEDEN, FOx& CO.-.-second
morning our second supply of new goods consisting
of Ladies' Dress Goods in all the designs Of the
season; Mantilla AVID Cloaks in great variety, with
purchased st auction in New York the past week. and
will be offered at low prices. Our customers and the
public are respectfully requested to examine our
stock. BREEDEN, FOX CO,
oc U-6t PIT Broad st.
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FOrQeryC Case.

ALBANY, Oct. 25 Andrew Finley, of Cincin.
natl, connected with the Chemical Bank Forgery,
and the Martha Washington affair was committed
here to-day for the two forgeries on the Bank of
the Capitol He obtained s., 000
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ga dispatch from Har
risburg 70 the editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin,
states that the full vote of Pennsylvania for Con-
gressmen, shows an opposition majority over the
Buchanan candidates of / 246
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Fire in st, Johns. N. Il.

ST JOHNS, F., Oct. 22-There was a fire
here to-day, by which over one hundred tenemsnts
were destroyed. Loss $50 600.
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Sailing of the Ericsson

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The steamer Ericsson
sailed at noon for Liverpool with 5000, 900 in
specie.
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MARHrHU.

o..oA., .,st. ~ Rev Geo D Exall ALRkED =
cnSfSTNEY. Esq. Of Hsnrice. 20 H. LUCIE
SIfs5E aHELTON, daughter Of John b. Shelton,
ESQ Of Louisa county, Va.
=. q, Pants Church. on the 22d lust by the Rev.
r,.Ss,i.L d Goodwin. ROBERT 3. ARCHER to
ANN VIRGINIA daughter Of tbs lsts Dr.. George
WATSON all Of this city. 81 St9ff
a alehmond and NcriolI papers VIII please copy
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fore the NlfglLla N1ecndnlcs iusItuto' w
~ Second Supply of Fall Goods and
CLeAKs-I have lust received from the North, my
second supply of FALL GOODS. which being pur-
chased principally at the closing out Northern auc-
tons am pre- pared offer greater inducements than
ever, in ali kinds of
FALL GOODS,
CLOAKS,
FURS, &c, &c. i..e
In Embroideries, have immense assortment,
from Worked Collars at 1T cents to the finest French
Worked Collars and Sleeves; also, splendid lot OF
Bugle Collars on Lace and Velvet.
In Cloaks-Those who are DESTROYS OF purenssing
will find my stock the LARGEST, AND WITHOUT
CITY, comprising every style of Velvet, Morie An
tique Cloth, Merno, &C, &C.. 80.
Also, the fashionable UNLINED Camilla Caps
In Dress Goods-I have every variety OF Morie An
tique Silks; Striped and Brocaded Silks; all Wool De
LANES; English and French Merinoss; Mouselines;
English and American Prints, &c, &c., &c, with
variety of articles too numerous for insertion.
N. EZEKIEL, rs Main street.
N Bed and Common Blankets constantly on
hand: also, all kinds Of Negro Clothing, Linssys,
Ca.sinetts &C., &c Remainder for bargains, call at
N. EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
ecH rs Main street.