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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-28

RAILROAD PRoGREss-The North Western
Va) railroad is said to be rapidly approaching
completion. The track layers from Grafton are
about thirty five miles from Parkersburg Of
which distance about five miles at Parkersburg
are already fnished-leavipg only thirty miles of
track to rail.
Track-layng has been commenced on the Alabama
and Tennessee Rivers Railroad, land if the weather
will permit" rays the Selma Reporter. " the road
will be completed aero the river just as it
be done large force IL at wsrk and every
thing 10 being done within the power of the compa
ny reach the east side of the Coosa soon as it
possibly can be done"
A twenty-one ton locomotive, named Marion, was
landed at Selma wharf on Thursdsy last for ths Ma.
ron road This road mpany has in Mobile, which
is expected up suficency Of iron to complete
their road
lot o!iron is expected to arrive at Mobile by the
first of January for the Alabama and Mississippi Rail
Road which will complete that road to within six
swamps between Selma and that place.
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William Brewer, a native Of Connecticut, but
recently telegraphic operator at Columbus, Ca,
has been forced to leave that city in consequence
of his abolition proclvties.
The lace and embroidery establishment Of Messrs
Lnder e. Kingsley, on Broadway, New York, was
entered by burglars the night of the 18th inst.
and goods to the value of $1,000 stolen.
VIM. Smith was convicted at st Louis last Tues
day, of stealing slave girl, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for four years
The French steamship Alma. the second of the
Hayre and New Orleans line, arrived at the latter
city on Friday last
The water cure establishment st Geneva, N. Y.
was destroyed by fire Saturday night, and one Of
the servant girls was killed by leaping from the
third story window.
The Ohio river is 62 feet below high water
mark.
At sale in LexiQGton, Virginia, Saturday, corn
brought IS cents, and pork $3.50.
David H. Strother of Martinsburg, Virginia. is
The Porte Crayon" of Hsrper's Magazine.
Mr.. and Mrs Florence have rented Wallacks
Theatre at New York, for six weeks.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" is being played at tie
theatre in Wheeling, Van
The Georgia Annual Conference of the Metho'
odist Episcopal Church, South. will meet In Amer
icus, jpthat State, on the Sd OF December ne1t-
Hon + w Pickens of South Carolina, declines
being a candidate for Governor of that state
Mr.. John Murphey, one Of the inspectors OF
customs at Savannah, Georgia, died Sunday nen''
from fall into the hold of . vessel
knowledge Ia power" as the boy said Wnen
his master foored him with the dictionary.
David Dunlop, of Petersburg, Va. was among
the passengers from Europe, on the Persia
Ell Brady has been arrested Ia Charleston, 8.
O. for the murder Of the son Of Robert Eaulder' III
Florida.
The citizens of Petersburg, Va, have voted an
annual appropriation of $1,000 to holding IN AZ
ricuiiural Fair there.
An intended duel was frustrated by the police -
Charleston, South Carolina, on Monday morning.
The names Of the parties are not given,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Friday Morning, November "A. 1ss6.

INTERESTING SLAVE CAsE.-Hon. william A
Lake, M. c, of Mississippi, was on Monday Al
with him three slaves. writ Of hsbeas cornns
was taken out In their behalf, but the sheriff of
Franklin county took the responsibility of refusing
to serve the writ. Considerable excitement fol
lowed, out what proceedings were instituted. we
did NOT learn We are informed that dispatches
were sent forward to Newark and Zanesville n
have the progress of Mr.. Lake arrested AZ one of
these points TWAS reported that, for the purpose
OF avoiding the apprehended trouble, the car.
wonia not stop at the depots as usual The result
we nave not ascertained Gin Com
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EMIGRANTS.-Never, since the settlement Of
Cherokee, Georgia, have the citizens Witnessed
such an immense multitude of emisrants bound
for the far West as has been seen this fall and
winter thus lar We seldom look out upon our
streets and highways but we see a WAGON and
group clad in the hsbiliments for travelling, They
are mostly from North and South Caroinas
CdssriUe Standard Non 90
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EHCRucIATING ACCIDENT.-A Whealing paper
states that few evenings since freight train on
the Little Miami, Columbus and Xenia Railroad.
while passing Franklintown. the engine tender
ana one car were thrown from the track by a
oreak beam, which had fallen from a preceding
'rsin' James Barnett, a wood passer, was jamm.
ed between the tender and the locomotive frac
turing his thigh and hip in most shocking man
ner. The poor sufferer held in this painful
situation for nearly two hours before he could be
extricated Barnett was in a very critical condi-
ton andit was thought would not survive
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HOW TU CURE ALL PAIN !--

Pain is the forerunuer of most diseases-cure the
Psi1 and check the disease
DR.. ROSES PAIN.CURER
vii cure heumstism. Ne.rslgia, Pains in the Limbs
SIDES or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear and Tooth
Ache. Pain or Crasnp in the Stomach or Bowels
Sore Throat. Burns, Scalds, Ague or Jumps in the
Breast, Chi.ls, Spinal Affections, and Pains in the
tee: Indeed, it cures all Pain.
rS- l2t - md so cents bottle
II you Bll Gus and have bad Cold, take DR..
ROSES RAIL ROAD OR ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
They carry of all sfle aud rsmoye a cold These
Pills ahead of 81 othsr Pills in their good effects
~ Boxes l.t snd 25 cents. Sold by all Druggists
10 Richmond Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynchburg, Fred
ericksburS and Chsruttesvie. no 25-Sm
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e. TUP THAT COUGH!
The great remedy for COUGHS, COLDS GROUP and


The great remedy for CoUGHs COLDS, GROUP and
WHOorING COUCH
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Cough of the worst kind 1t also hoarse-
throat, weakness of the chest pain in the
breast and lung affections. Wherever there is pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drors Of Pain Curer,
and you will find immediate relief DR.. Rose's Cough
Syrup relieves and frequsnt.y cures a copsumptive
cough and forties the sys against further attacks
iSS@ Ia bottles al 50 cents and 81
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousands of children have been saved
by using DR. ROSES Group Syrup. lt gvea instant
relief. 25 centsa bottle
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
Dr. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup is the ouly
certain cure for Whooping Cough 1t cures in short
time and aiays all irritation of the Lungs 50
hottie.
The above valuable medicines are recommended by
PHYSICIANS who have tried them in their practice.
To bs had of ali Druggists in Richmond, Peters
bnrg, Norfolk, Lynchburg and Fredericksburg Va
no z5- Sn
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRApH.-The Atlantic
Sub Marine Telegraph enterprise had been fully
placed before the English public, and the Govern.
ment promptly guaranteed per cent dividend on
the English allotment of $3.50 900 of the capital
stock. The Liverpool European Times states
that arrangements are alreaday concluded for the
purchase of 1000 miles telegraph ropes to be sup
piled at the rate of 100 miles q week
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JUDGES G. CARO- We are happy to find, say.
the Lecompton *. IT, Union, this gentleman fast
recovering from the wound received . short time
since by the accidental discharge of pistol He
will soon be well and ready to enter upon the dis.
charge of his judicial duties
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COAL Observation-Disclosures will soon be
In direct communication with the extensive coal
fields of Henrico, by means of branch road, which
runs from Hungary Depot, on the Richmond, Fred
ericbsburg and Potomsc Railroad, to the Deep Run
Coal Mines. distant about five miles. The Railroad
Company have determined to construct this branch
of the very best materials and the heavy iron for
the same 10 now landing at Aequia Greek. The road
tins to supply the Fall demand of next year.
IEre6erickshurn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-28

MR.. THACKARAY is lecturing on "The Three
Georges" in Scotland. Why is the Fourth
George" on whom Mr.. Thackary was the most bit.
terly sarcastic here, omitted?
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MURDER AT CARD TABLE-About 3 O'Clock
on Sunday morning last, at Circleville, Ohio.
whiie party of four persons were playing cards
4, dispute arose between a man by the name of
Ihomas Moore and another person. when Moore
caught up corn cutter, and literally cut his an
agonist to pieces The murderer was arrested
and lodged in iail ~
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ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION Miss Murray, form
erly of Queen Victoria household and who visited
the United States last year. has contributed G5 for
the relief of sufferers in Kansas.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH.-Col Reuben Eldridge,
estimable citizen, and member of the Baptist
church in South Williamstown, Mass, committed
suicide few days since, while in a state oftempor-
AIRY insanity produced by i'll health. He leaves 3
widow and eight children.
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remarks
"Mst,inony, just now seems to be prevailing in
this city TO Alarming extent. The fashionable
quarters of the town. about the middle of the week
(Nednesdsys and Thursdays being marrying days)
and be quets fl ing about thick snsw ,kes
The ewelry business if one may judge from the dis
play Of bridal PRESENT must be flonIsbine beyond
disc, New York contsius a good many happy couples
about these times One of the largest and splen
did of these nuptial festivals came of on Wednesday
in 22d the bride being the only daughter of one Of
our waalthiest merchants, and the happy bridegroom
young and rising amber of the bar of this CITY -
thousand carriages were opened and shut by Brown
to let out and in the guests; and the Jam of b-auty
and fashion can be better imagined than described
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LIGHT X gs = TO R K ID .-- ANOTHER
- WONDERFUL CURE OF SCRoFULA BY HAMP-
TOMS NEGETARIE TINCTURE.

NEAR CHEsTERTowN, Oct. z3d, 1856.
Nessrs Mortimer l. MotCbr0y: Having cer-
tlfcate OF great of Scrofuls by Hamptons Ve-
getsbe Trctprs servant boy in the family of the
Hon. VIM p. Thomasson, of Kentucky, with certfi-
Gates Of Hon. H. Clay and others testifying 10 per-
surs cured by it, sfo induced to try he Tine
ture girl of mine Her diseaseltca scro-
tuiI IN its worst form she was blind IN both eyes
her case was so bad that never expected to
her restored procured tn. Tincture and am hap
py say before she had used bottle she began to
see-gnd by the tme she had taken the second bottle
her eye-sight quite restored, aud she cured of
this losthsore disease, and now, though two years
have elapsed, she has had return of the disease
and consider her entirely cured by this Tincture.
give this certificate that others may be induced as
10 try this most valuable remedy, IS believe
from what have it would cure most diseases OF
this kind Ill. ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chestertown, Md
~ Delicate Ladies' and children will please give
it trial.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis and sec cures of
Cougha, Bronchitis, Rheumsuern, Liver Complaint,
ScTofuls. As female medicine it is unrivalled.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
d Co, Richmond; by Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
Ey- 81 per bottls; bottles for eS.
5-n&c's
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FOREIGN Items.

The failure is announced of Messrs John Dick
& Sons, spinners of cotton thread, In Glasgow.-
The liabilities are estimated at $50, 900. and the
assets are expected to realise than l0s in the
pound.
Snow fell in Paris for the first time this season,
at six O'Clock, the morning of the llth inst It,
however melted rapidly.
toms of improvement in the vines, and it is hoped
that they may continue so that the surplus of
wine may be kept up.
Prince Ferdinand, heir presumptive to the Dan
ish throne who was dismissed from the command
in chief of the troops in 1885, has been reinstated
in his functions.
Two hundred years ago there were in all Paris
exactly three hundred and twesty carriages, aud
at the present date seventy thousand vehicles for
passengers only, traverse the streets Of the city
every day.
A letter from Rome states that the decenial cen.
sus of the population of the Papal States has Just
been completed. The total number is 3,l0O 900
souls, being An increase of 800 900 during the last
ten years
The King of Denmark is suffering from q severe
attack of eryspelas in the head. He lies at the
Chateau of Fredericksburg.
The Emperor Napoleon gave private audience
on the 1lth instant, to the Count de Hatfield the
Prussian Minister, who delivered letter from bis
Louisa, of Prussia, with the Crank Duke of Ba
den. Baron de Schweizer, the Baden Minister
afterwards had an audience to present two letters
from the Grand Duke, one announcing his mar
riage, and the others replying to the letters oil
recall of Baron de Talleyrand.
Snow fell at Lyons. on Saturday night, the 9Th
instant, for the first time this season.
English travellers just arrived from Jaffa state
that the Sutans firman is regarded IS waste paper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-28

sACk e,IN,s EXCELsIUR BITTERS Is
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease Of the liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate. In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, 1t Ia one OF the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by r. Il. JACKSON, and for sale
By Drug gists generally. je %
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a BENEVOLENT ACTIoH-One gentleman In
'nis city, Gays the Hartford Times,) the head Of
an establishment that employs some eighty work
men, purchased good sized turkey for each one
.. tnem 10 make thanksgiving dinner of. He pro-
badly enjoyed the day better from the consc;pns
ness OF having done good act, than he would had
ne made" the $50. instead of spending it for the
good Of his workmen '
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SUICIDE eF LIEUT.. WALNsR.-Un Tuesday morn.
ins last, Lieut. john I. Walker, U. 8. Navy, was
found hanging dead in his bedroom at the Msnsion
House, New York. He was under orders to join the
sloop St Marys. whittier he about to proceed on
the frisats Wabash. This Herald says:
:sThe deceased, it appeared, ~ far - We could
learn was stopping at the hotel in question with An
morning appeared in good spirits He then retired to
his room, and was never seen alive sfterwar6s.-
About LII o'clock this friend Of dece ased Knocked at
the bed room door of Mr. Walker for the purpose Of
seeing the latter. whom, to his SURPRISE he received
no answer from within. Tho proprietor Of the house
va, then called and questioned in relation to the
matter. when it was agreed to make second effort
TO obtain admittance to the room Of deceased. The
effort was fruitless; no sound proceeded from the
apartment, which caused little alarm to those
seeking admission. 1t was then resolved TO force
open tbs door. when to the surprise and horror Of
all the dead form OF Mr.. Walker was discovered
hanging from the bed-post. On an exauiuaiion of
the body, life was found to be entirely extinct al
though the body was qu warm The deceased was
partially addressed. and was hanging with his feet
nnder the head Of bis bed. rope was the instru.
msnt used in putting the plan Of suicide in exsca.
ton.
Lieut.. Walker has wife aud family resi- ling In
Erie. Pa. who will be sorely afflicted when the ssd
intel igence of husband and fathers untimey end
IL conveyed to them. The body of decessed was on.
closed coffin Yesterday afternoon. for the purpose
Of carrying it to his late residence for iuterment
Fhe.decesssd was 81 years of age, and a native
of Michigan. He was remarkably fine locking
man. and endesred himself to q large circle of &C.
quantances in this city and elsewhere"
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WOMBLE L. CLAIBORNE. Agents.
M 13-2w Richmond. Va,

. O00 PAlK or THOsn ChAAf
worth 81; DarS Landscapes, light shades, plain Or
with boquet so cts, worth 81 50; Gilt and every style
Of Shades at half they usually sold at; Table Oil
gains call at the established cheap Dry Goods and
Window Shade store of n. GOLDEN, $50 Broad
street, betw cen Sd and 4th
York prices. oc3 -
IKOUND SPICES. We keep constantly
u on hand, Of our own preparation, the various
kinds of Spices fresh ground and warranted strictly
pure P. JOHNSTON u BRO,
no y Drugaists.
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t'UK sALE--A fasbi0nsbl tive horse
J. CARRIAGE which has been in use not more thu 90
months. Apply Ut this ofhes. e24-b
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W AhAA "A DhA A""lSI 20 So"
" Dr.. J. SCOTT Il Col take pleasure in adding
my testimony TO the efficacy of your DR.. McLsne's
Improved Liver Pills. Having bilious attack, ari-
sns no doubt from the torpidIty of the Liver. One
PHI! ~as sohcient 10 restore my liver to healthy
lion. Consequently. in usual he alth to-day and
cheerfully recommend the Improved Pills to those
similarly affected. Yours,
F.M CHALFANT, Druggist
Martinsbprg, Va. Feb. 20, 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell Ladd
L Co, aud Alex Duvai. Ric! nond. no II
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING STAR
i AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES The alton
tion of the public IL invited to the fact that Of
the Star and Adamantne Candles offered for sale
defic ent in weight that what 10 sold for pound
actually weighs but fourteen or fifteen ounces, and
packages marked 40 lbs" fall short two, three, and
even five pounds per box. This loss does not fall
upon the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at
The Marked Weight upon the Retailers who sell
about one-tenth more than they receive:
The subscribers have always made their Candles
full sixteen to the pound, and marked packa-
ges at the real weight, which may be ascertaned by
testing them. As their experience 10 the business
enables them to offer article equal in quality TO
any in the market, they solicit the patronage Of pur
chassrs who desire to study their interest, and
at the same time, encourage correct dealing.
PROCTER & GAMBLE,
Cincinnati.
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE. Agents.
No lQ-2w Richmond Va
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r>s.- r,.zg..,zr--z.-, THE ADAMS, EXPRESS


~ $3.50 o. 5sss COMPANY, la4 Main st., hsv.
H%--sA---A@--ing ing resumed their Steamship
Express TO and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond by steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
Iesve New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lyuchburg, Salem, Wytheville and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-.
pared to ard with great dispatch and at reduced
rates. every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
Jewelry, &c,, 10 the above named cities, and all
places on the seabosrd-
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompa-
MED by special who will give their per-
soDsi attention the careful handling OF goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages 70
points Virgins and North Carolina, will be sent BY
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Freight received en- day Of sailing, until > 0eioek,
r. NJ. j. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
gyrsPGCIAL NOTICE-Express packages fu
Norfolk Pstersburs Richmond, and all places in VIZ
pnis and North Carolina, intended for shipment oy
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS IMPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
these ships
Office Of tae New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEA6ANTS,
sp4-ts Agents.
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Rev. ]. G. Mceabe is lecturing IN Baltimore on
the " Life ofJudss Marshall"
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GONG THE WHOLE Hoe "A man named John
Andrews, OF Petersburg. says the Democrat, made
Q wager Of 25 cents that he would eat two pounds
OF beef steak, half shoat and one pound Of
tallor candles He worried the whole dova aud
'.wet II with two quarts Of ale.' The byssSsders
paid the expenses.
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BRIcKMAKINo IN WIsCoNsIN.-Thirty millions
of bricks have been manufactured In Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, during the last year-more than
enough to supply all the hats In the United States
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DACON NZ BASKERVILLE,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANxel
Rsceiys consisnmens of Tobacco, Flour, Colil
Wheat &C. and give their personal attention TO sal.
Of same and keep eonsantiy hand large and sens.
raj assortment Of Groseres, Seed, Peruvian 0uanes
=. feH-A&vtUoS
L fully and accurately compounded st all hours,
dav or night and of select and reliable medicines at
the store of the subscriber Market Place, Franklin
.t,sat JNO. w. GARLICK.
M I-7m Apothecsry and Drussia.
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SCHUYLERIsM IN INDIA.-The affairs of the
Bank of Bengal are under an examination, and Il
is reported that the accounts Of the bank hare not
been balanced for several years! A number of de.
iciences have already been discovered. But the
bottom has not yet been reached.
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Serious Aecident.-On Tuesday morning last an
,ld man named Tom. the properly Of J. B. Braes.
sccidsutly had one of his arms caught In The nar
ehinery OF Bragg mill, whilst oiine H. and ernsh-
ID 20 badly thatbt had 70 be anputafsd The aocf.
dent h IL thought will cost him his lie.
Beneh of Mr. Booh "A rich and Interesting
progranme is made up for the theatre torfeht, e
being for the benefit of that gifted young actor,
Mr. Edwin Booth, whose rare histrionic talent has
not only surprised but delighted the playgoers Of
our city for three or four evenings past The hrst
piece is the beautiful play Of the "Iron Chest in
which Mr.. Booth sustains the characsersSf "Sir
Edward Mortimer the entertainment 10 conclude
With the amusing comedietta Of Little Toddle-
kins' Mr.. Booth playing the laughable part Of
James Robinson Brownsmith." Surely such
bill cannot fall to attract fun house.
Dedication n-The new Methodist church, located
In the town of Sydney, ON the square next above
the State Fa- Grounds. will, by Divine permission,
De dedicated to the service Of Almighty God, on
Sunday next The dedcatory sermon will be
preached ct IL o'clock in the forenoon BY Rev
James A. Duncan, who is said to be q most elo-
quent and instructive divine. At O'Clock that
afternoon Rev. G. Riddiek will preach q. the
same place, and at o'clock that evening an inter.
esting sermon may be expected from Rev g. w.
Carter. As the church Is in debt and the conRre.
CATION not wealthy one, collections will be taken
1p during the day, and 1t IL hoped that all Who can
10 so, win go prepared to contribute literally to
lid in relieving It Of its burthens.
Laid Orer-Machael Dugire win be examined
before the Mayor, this morning, for usips sbusive
anguage to Mrs Hu,zler, and throwing Q market
'ench upon her.
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q A6vsrtissmsnts publishsd unti1 forbid, vim b
shsssed 80 cents pss square Of ten Hnes for The Art
nssrtion, and Is cents Tor eseh eonttnsases