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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

EXPECTED TROUBLES AT NAPLES The U. s.
frgate Congress arrived at Naples the 2ath ult ,
after years cruising in different parts of the Med
iterranean. letter, written by officer on board
after giving graphic view of the threatening
state OF affairs in that capital says that things
have assumed so serious an aspect that our Minis
ter resident, Mr.. Owen, has made formal request
OF our Commodore that of the ships of our
squadron may remain here till the difficulties are
over"
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A LONG CoTL.-The condensers of the ship
Adriatc, invented by Mr.. Allen, of the Novelty
Works, New York, cool the steam by means Of
tsosnty.one miles of brass tubing, through which
cold sea water is made to pass constantly by two
pumps. The condensed steam is thus fed back
into the boiler fresh. The brass tubing is cut up
into sections 12 feet long, so that the cooling
power of the water passed through them must
be nearly the same as if it mixed with steam
je,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

SWISS SoLpIERs.-I. Is a singular historical
fact that Switzerland, the only republic In Eu
rope, has for more than half q century furnished
the most reliable troops to the monarchs of Eu
rope in all their troubles as well as in the enforce
uent of their most arbitrary edicts At this time.
the Augsburg Gazette says, recruiting for the
army Of the tyrant King Of Naples is going on
with great activity In Switzerland
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF
SLPERlNl READY MADE CLNTHlNG

NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF
SUPERl0n READY MADE CLOTHING
FoR FALL AND WINTER, 1856 and 1857 Com
prsng all styles OF fall aud winter Over Goats
Il glands, Talmas ana sha3s; Dress and Frock Coats
Of French sn6 English cloths; Business Coats OF
fancy Cloths and Cassmeres Vest in endless variety
of Silk Satin Velvet, Plush, Merino, Cashmere Cas-
sinere, &c. Black Dress, and fancy French and Cas-
simere Pants; do Satinet. Kersey, &C.; Fur
nighing Goods Cravats Scarfs Ties, stocks. Com
forts Muflers. &c. of the greatest variety; Suspen
ders: Kid, Silk, Fur, Buck and Cashmere Cloves
Ksndkerchefs; Seeks; Shirts; Collars: Silk and Me
rno Under Shirts; Silk, Merno, and Cotton Flannel
Drawers; Umbrellaa; India Rubber Goods, &c.-
wholesale and retail.
J. D GOODMAN he's now open, at his large new
store room, ] l9 Main street, Richmond Va large
and entirely stock of fall and winter Ready
Made Clothing, embracing all new styles of every
grade of Goats, Pants and Vests, AMI Furnishing
Goods. FROM his great facilities il msnufacturing
hs liberal patrons and the public generally will still
fnd al articles in his line, from finest to lowest
grades of the very best make and at unusually low
prices for cash.
Remember place end No, 1l9 Main street, next
door 20 J. w. Rsndolph's Bookstore.
Tn weekly Receipts direct from the nsnUfactory.
sal5 ]. ID. GOODMAN.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC kAILROAD.-The San An
tozio Texan says that the complete success of ar
tesian wells, prove. by the late expedition of Cap
tain Pope has removed the last vestige of an ex
for the enemies of the Southern route for the
Pacific Road. 1t is now well known that, with
srifpg expense, crystal fountains of the purest
water may be procured over the short section of
country that thought to be destitute of water.
The fact is also established that abundance of fuel
easily be procured in the same section of
country.
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A BUNDLE OF ELoPEMENTs.-The Buffalo E1
press gives the following chapter on domestic DIFF
ficul;ies MR. King ,lnear Kingston, was recently
taken sick, and her husband seized the opportu'
nifty to elope with handsome servant girl named
Martin On their arrival in Albany, Miss Martin
eloped with young man named Cornelius, taking
Mr. Kings money King being penitent, return
ed home and found that his wife had eloped with
dry goods clerk named Jeffers with all the move
able articles in the house. Whereupon King
started off in pursuit. considering himself deeply
inu red man
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PRESBYTERIAN MIssIoss.-The receipts OF the
Boards of the Presbyterian Church lOld SCHOOL
for September are reported as follows Domestic
missions, "a 07o.24; education. 81 562 25 foreign
MISSIONS a. 73a O2 publications, S5 294 62; dona'
tons and sales. inclusive, and church extension,
A9es. .l2. Total, Sl6.653 25
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SUR FOR DAMAGEs-A lady by the name of
Rose Catfrey, brought suit some days since 10
the Supreme Court of New York, to recover $40.
COO damages, for the death of her husband, on the
Now Jersey and Erie Railroad Company, and the
jury gave her verdict of $500 The company
denied that the death of the man was caused by
any negligence On the part of their employees.
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SMALL NOTES IN TENNESSEE In accordance
with law of the last Legislature, on and after
the LIST OF September, 1856, the issuance or circu
M iati0H Oh sinah notes of less denomination than
S. by any bank except the bank of Tennessee
is mace an indictable offence, punishable by q
tine OF not less than $500 nor more than $40 600
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A MODEL MAYOR The Mayor of Port Lava
ca, so soon as hs was elected, pulled of his coat
and rolled up bis sleeves, aud went to work at the
repairing of one of the bridges. which in SC
diiapldated condition as to inure transportation
The Lavaca Herald thinks that Mr. Glow will
make an efficient Mayor
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CoLORED POLITICIANs-A levee of the colored
citizens of Boston was held on Tuesday evening
at Rev. Mr.. Grimes church. in Eelknap street
The attendance was very large, and the occasion
was one of much hilarity and enjoyment Address
es were deliveredby Hon. Anson Burlingame and
Rev. John Prince. The assembly separated at
late hour with enthusiastic ch heers for Fremont and
with reiterated expressions of determination to
rally the entire colored of the fifth district for
the reelection of Burlingame.-Ro Boston Pnper
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ano, which recently delighted the Bostonisns
was heard, last Saturday by the enlightened de
nizens of Cincinnati, Ohio. Among the yarions
tunes played, Pop goes the Weazel" seemed 10
give the most pleasure to the Porkopolitaus
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MIssIkG-On the list ult Mr. David Y Picker
ing, farmer of Lafayette. Montgomery county,
Va, left home to attend the celebration of the Va
and Tenn. X. r. At Bristol and also TO look at
some land In that region, and that his family have
not beard word from him since. He was seen
at Bristol two days after the celebration, and hat
Is the last that Is known Of him
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GREAT CHANGEIS THE COAST LINE In 1852
an English ship stranded near New Rothele-
Such have been the changes in the sea, that the
wreck now lies in the midst of cultivated field,
thirteen feet above the sea, aud around it are two
thousand acres of cultivated land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

A VETERAN GONE Minute guns were fred
and bells toIled at Hartford on Monday morning
for the death of Col James Ward, the Oldest
conmssary general In the United States, and one
of the oldest citizens of that place, who died sud
deniv aped so years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

Samuel p. Windle who has been residing In
fredericksburg for some months, wss arrested
DAY or two since, aud conveyed 10 Clsrk county,
on charge Of toTgvry, committed u shat county.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY JAS. A. OowARDTN.

r. The Daily Dispatch u ssrvsd 10 sabssnbsu
,t SIX AND quarter CENTS PEA wERE, payable 10
the Carrier weekly Price for mailins 81 year, or
81 50 for six months. N advance
ry- The Weekly Dtspatch IL issnet every nj
ssv, sna mailed to suhscriheu at 81 per AMMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

s.. T @. Morseii, Esq, OF wsshington city, has
been appointed Superintendent of Construction
for the new Custom House about to be erected q
Alexandria, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

The resignation Of Second Liest George u.
Garner. second artillery. has been accepted py
the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

C, HOES AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER
- MR.. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent IN
eentenen's department; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL do
DO Ladies do.
The subscriber having IN his employment the above
nglGed Cutters, who known to be equal any in
the State, respectfully to the public that
ne IS prepared to have made to order in the neaest
style, every description of Ladies' and Gentemens
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
feIS No Is Pearl street
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CAPITAL, $20e,oe0l!l

T NJ. ALFRIEND, President
x L, Kent of Kent, Psine s. Co.,
h. W. Qusrles,
W-m Bee-s Of Beers L Poindexter,
INV Fry, CT Il. w. Fry sons;
WIS. Palmer
J. A lulces,
X Parker Of Parker, Nimno L Co..
J. T. " ellsworth. of Wsesworth, Turner d ca
Tho samson. OF Samson L Pae,
C. W Purcell, Of C. w. Purcell l. Co.
B. 4. Winston,
]. P WiL.,on, of Winston L Powers,
s. Pull&m,
II A. Claiborne,
p Cullen,
Geo. w Smith, Of Smith Harwood.
iY:4-ts w. l.. COWARDIN, Sec'y
~ Regular discount day of the company is Thurs
1,v ir each week-paper to be offered before o'clk
.Nat DIV.
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WATCHES AND JBWELaY

e THOUGH 1 live In the country
EM q hundred miles down,
M have my repairing done always in town;
ks5EtAna the traoesman / deal With il EAR.
TaOLOMEW.
And the work that give him, 10 dons up like new
But here would tell you the right Of my tale,
l was thrown from my horse rsht to rail;
My Watch. it went further, smsck ieto ditch
And rusted ths works to very bad pitch.
took it to one, who said " trade 1t awayn-
But valued the watch and was willing to pay.
When friend told me of matchmaker he knew,
Aad that's how came to know BARTHOLOMEW,
He did up the watch, and some iewelry fine
And my watch to this day. keeps excellent time.
VIM ]. BARTHOLOMEW
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh and Msin sire sts.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of all kinds repair
Cd In the beet mauuet. and on as moderate terms
any other house In tho city. oc %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

THE VoTEIN OHIO The total vote in Ohio
was 100000 1t was divided as follows:
RepuDiican, III, 600
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ffDk E.--I an new in regular receipt OF
~ SOFT and HARD COKE--the former de-
Hghtful fuel for CRATES, and the latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and he&tins furnaces. Apply at the
coke yards corner Of l0th street and Basin BANK,
corner Of Byrd and 9Th streets, south side Canal
nh 2--4s mo 7 WFRTH Ast
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NOAH WALKER ~ CO,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
rV NJ n~f~

CLUTHIEHS, no 20 n atH st.,
Branch of the Baltimore HOUSE. Most respectfully
All the attention Of the citizens of Richmond and It's
vicinity to the stock Of Reedy Msds Clothing which
they are just opening
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and For
-ieu Clotbs Cassneres and VestiBgs, they eus-
bled to offer unusual inducements 20 cnstomers who
.r- most respectfully solicited 10 give ~ call re-
m,, n,,y.hssing oc f4-Iv
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I.b DstZ. Copper Ferret Paint Drushes
- ell white brlstles Also, Is doz so and 90 twine
bound Paint Brushes; together with a large assort
ueut of DCsting, SC ubbine. Shoe, Ley and Stove
Brushes; GrainIDe Marking, White Wash and kaIso-
mine Brushes of the best manufacture For sale, at
reasonable piieea, by WIN SATTLER x CO,
o. II Below Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

EHlI1E AND MAXINE INSURANCE can
J. be effected with the Albsrmarle Insurance Com
pary. favorable terms as with any other compa
ny in this State possessing real cash capital to meet
osses APply.o to STOKES CO.
Asts Rlchmond. Va
WIZ. =. EARLY, Yre9l
JNC. WOOD, Jr, Seo'y,
ChhrIcfLasyi
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KAcEs-The st. Mary's county, Nd, fall races
took place at Leonardtown, in that county during
last week, and afforded considerable interest to
the sporting fraternity. The preliminary race on
Tuesday was between w. II. Gibbons " Nicholas
l." and DIR. Lynch's Shakespeare" three years
old, mile heats, $l00 entrance, best three In five
War Eagle" and Union also ran for jockey
club purse of $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

EtAioptaw M;narsis. MeIodian MinstFe
| Star Troupe" who have acquired considerable
celebrity, announce that they viii give series OF
concerts at Metropolitan Hall. commencinG 70.
morrow night We observe that the brothers
Lehr. and other old favorites, are membersof the
Company. They win doubtless be n6eraliy pa
tronized.
7Aeasrs-The great play Of "Rstribusicn ~
oe produced tonight, with . powerful east Pa.
irons OF the Theatre may be assured Of drama.
nc treat OF extraordinary merit. The play is OF
tnst description which exctes the interest and r-
Chains the attention of every spectator. and we
venture to assert that Ii VIII be admirably per-
formed.
serere FdH-A young man, nephew Of the cap
tam OF an eastern vessel, fell through hatchway
.. tne COCK last Friday. and disloeafed his shout
uer. he recovered sufficiently to leave with tie
vessel en- Saturday.
me Trial of Thomas G. Smith, for the murder
81 81 Royal Crouch occupied the attention of the
Gircuif Court of Heprico Friday and Saturday,
Inc arguments Of counsel will commence this
morning VIM w. Crump, Thos p August ard
fence
FIe-The alarm of ere about IL o'clock Satur.
day night was caused by the burning Of . small
building on Mr.. Poe's place, below Rockets
The fremen had long and tedious run.
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L. hACDONOUGH, Agent. SO l.
tLlND wei the pllce, for IL is trne,

Z I AtSU WUiE
FL "Greet bargains are in stors for youn'
SCHAAP Il co. selling the most fashionable
patterns of Glass Butter, Preserve, Pickle and su-
gar Dishes Lager Beer and other Tumblers and De-
csnters; Cream snd Water Pitchers; Gobets, Wine
Glssses Egg Cups Salt Gel ars, etc Looking Glass
tbreken repaired, )and Clocks; no Fronstcne
ChnE Plates and Dishes etc; richly guided and
namented Flower Vases and other Pal lor ornaments;
We:srs; uid and Oil Lamps, and thousands Of other
articles, al prices 80 and IS lower than they
generally be bought for. Our cash purchases on
Northern auctions enable US to defy competition. -
Our Confectionery establishment is supplied with
complete assortment. Please call at the French
Confectionery and Variety Store. corner Bread and
Th,rd atraets nc %
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


ADDITIONAL FROM MExrco.--Ths New Orleau,
picayune of the 25th nit, has additional advice,
from Mexico II says:
The fighting commenced on the 10th and nm n
the night of the llth success had not favored eitb
or party fidaurri has 1900 men under his com.
mand, some OF whom are Americana Camarpo Ia
defended by 1,300 Mexicaus, under command Of
uen' Uarza. Camargo is situated about three
hi'iss from Rie Grande City, on the opposite side
ol .ne river, and the troops of the contendinR
are scattered up and down the river for sew.
erai miles. On Sunday last, Gen Carvaial was
sent for by Gen. CARA. to take command Of the
Government forces. He had gone down to Ca.
nargo, but whether be accepted the invitation is
not known. No general engagement bad taken
place, bat Gen. Vidsur,i had sent dispatch to
zen TARA, Informing him that, unless he surren.
asred the town Immediately. he should commence
TO lombard it. tBesides several pieces of heavy
ordnance, fidaurri has four bowi.zers, or mortars
Ia ms possession. Cara sent back word for wi.
daurri to pitch Ia r. and Immediately proceeded
to fortify himself
This was the state of sffairs on the other side of
the river, when the Messrs Nolan left.
The accounts from the Rio Grande concur in
stating that Vidaurr is popular bott sides of the
river and has at his command money and men suf.
hcient to enable him to prosecute the pending re.
volutton to a successful issue
In addition to the foregoing we have been favor.
ed with an extract from private source to a gen.
tleman of high standing in our city, which states
that Gen Vidaurri had possession of Mer and
probably Camargo also; and that be was making
arrangements with merchants along the line for the
introduction of goods into Nuevo Leon The ex.
c.semeDt at Rio Grande City was very great in
consequence of these events
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-03

NIOTICk..-Fne under ignea nave formed
~ co-partnership. for the parpose of conducting
q wholesale COMMISSION and FORWARDING
3UsINESS, under the firm Of PEYTON PAT
TON.
pr Office for the present over J. J. Fry,s, Esq,
Basin Bank.
Refer 10 VIM. Fl. Mcfarland Esq, Hon. John N.
Patton and Messrs Haxali Co., Richmond Col.
T. j. Randolph and N. Burnley, Albsmarie.
THOMAS g PEYTON,
.. Isdsv. ISAAC w PATTON
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e LEWIS HYMAN,
ga IMPORTER or
ENI WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
a&ak&&b (Whoiesale and RETAIL No SO Main streetl \
Is now receiving large and elegant assortment OF
the above articles and win offer this Fall tho
bargains that has ever been offered in this city and
90 merchants who wish to purchase, he would nfcsn
them that articles be had in his essbiishment a.
low as any house In the Northern cities
Gold Detached Levers, Is Jewels, S21 90
Gold Hunting do do so 60
Do do Patent do do As 90
Silver Levers, II 90
Gold Guards 10 90
Gold Pencils; Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Gold Neck, Fob and Waist Chains Of various %
Gold Lockets and Jewelry of oil kinds
70 be had cheap, at the old established store Of
LEWIS HYMAN,
20 S-2m No. SO Main st.
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IA uG. ANDERsON g. 90.

tUG. ANDERSON q Co.
II RICHMOND, Va
mHsye removed to the store, No. l0l Main
street. second door below l4th street. where they sre
prepared 10 show the largest assortment Of
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS,
ever offered in this market Also, good assortment
Of BONEETS and Millinery Goods Of all kinds.
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DEATH OF THE ORIGINAL CONFIDENCE MAN -
A noted character, who once made so much noise in
his peculiar line of swindling as Huntington and
Wight now make in theirs, has passed away.
Thomrson alias Davis, with numerous other
names, as occasion required recently died in it
whl!e serving out term of two years inprisoame Mt
In Sing Sing His remains passed through this cty
on on lns ey to Greenwood Cemetery for iuterment
This noted individual frst arrested in New York
tnear the Post Office) some years ago, he having
come the confidence game over several gentlemen
nom whom he obtained money, gold watches &c
which. OF course, the owners never again. He
was convicted and sentenced to the State Prison
from which he wss discharged over 2 years. Some
months since, Thompson, under the name of Davis
renewed his old tricks sgain here but did the work
so bunglingy hat he caught at it, He obtained
possession of three gold watches from jsweler in
the bowery, under p-etence of wishing to purchase
one; cut crossing the street directly opposite, he
pawned one of the time-pieces for a small amount
he was watched, detected and arrested fer this Of
fence Thompson pleaded guilty and wss sent up"
tor two years he has left relatives of the highest
respectable y.-N. Y Express
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'I,HE EUnDEn?iuNhy Dcxs =. .s... :n 4,
OPEN On the 25th Of October, Q GYMNAslUM and
FENCING ACADEMY, in the Law BUILDING.
franklin street. who're Q room hss been comfortably
cited up for the purpose
Gymnasic ~ well Fencing Exsrcisss do not
only strengthen the health by keeping the lungs,
nerves and muscles In activity they ass give esso
and esgapee to this bearing and motion cf he body.
He begs invite the public to namer rous psrfeips-
rioo and requests pncipsly parents and tssehers %
ry 70 an develop step By step, sven The
weakest abilities
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
For the whole session. from the 25th OF Octo-
Der to the ist Of June. ne.....................ei5 y
Six montho. ~ ~
fencing in FoiIs and Broadsword extra charge
Cls.ses and Schools admitted on m3rs moaerafe
Avn rinds Of weapons of the best quality b OF.
col h. ESTyAN,
Professor Of Fencing and Gymns.tic Exersiss,
oc l3-lm ~ tne hiehmone .e's q.
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F9NiE LADiES' PAsTi1iE.--POfic TIC h0ma-
ME, or the art of decorating and oInanienting
glass at tthe of The cost to give it the appearance
Of 1he finest painted Porcelain. supply of Vases
ind materials just received and for sale by
STEBBIES l. PULLEN,
R-o,
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e TO THE VISITORS OF THE
EA FARE. KERsEY begs leave to inform
ENI. the visitors to the air and the public gen.
G8 orally that he has on hand lot of those
FINE GOLD LEVER WATCHES, which he is
selling for THIRTY DOLLARS. warranted time
Keepers. No. I6 Main street,
oc 28-lw Few doors below st. Char, % HotAl.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-The Wheeling (Va) Times
says that, on Monday last, Mr.. Richard Lewis and
son went to their labor, (coal mining,) near that
city, and worked, it is supposed until near twelve
O'Clock when the earth overhead came down,
crushing father and son beneath it. They were
taken out after an hours hard labor but the vital
spark had fled forever. 1t was heart.rending
sight to see father and son laying side by side in
the cold embrace of death. The deceased was g
native of Wales He leaves wife and a family
Of children, entirely without the means of support
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MERCHANTS INsURANCE.COWPA
VI OF RICHMOND.-This Company insurss eve.
y description of property against loss or damage by
frc or TIE dangers of the sea.
~ charge ia made for the Pslicy.
ufic- for the present. Ga the East side of 18TH st.
Eesr Main, up stair
TORS:
Wro, Il. Christian VIM. Breeien,
John Purcell, Thomas r. Price,
" IA. q. Pane, Jes. Thomas Jr.,
Lewis GiEteg, John Currie Jr.,
AUX anderson, JAS Dunlop,
James L. i ppeJscR VIM H. HaxalI
Rasooe Hes John D. Quarles
jDhn pouley, David j. Burr,
Rich'd O. Hsskins, Lsrkin w Glszebrook,
Lewis D. CrenshGw, ID. Won Grouing,
Ioseph F. Anderson, ELnsnuel Miller,
Johp C. Sintop, Ed II. Skinker
franklin Stearps
A PLEASANTs, President.
J. II. MONTAGUE, Secy. au5-t
fza TF - rs srEG,Ah .pi Il HVp5CE: sR 3 z
sa COMPANY, l34 MAIN ST
--Hsgiug renewed their Express on the Raleigh and
CASTOR Hasssd are now prepared TO forward. with
Dispatch and reasonable rates, every kind of Err
CfANDIsE, VALUABLE PARCELS, JEWEL
KY &C. &c. BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
charge of trusty messengers, to all points on the
'-' & GSST0S. s;sT ''' HENDERSON,
FRAHKLINTON, RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants ana Others entyustpg Goods to the
Adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity OF finding coH3lgnees at every point along
the line thereby saving tune AND expense.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
- j. M. TAYLOR, srp't