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WORTHY OF EXAMINATION -Pere

WORTHY OF EAAAlkATION.--GGE SOOs
fond of foreign curiosties, may now crafty their
taste in that way by examination of the contents
of two at the Mechanics Exhibition. In 10 Xxi
ing of them we found that Mr.. Cta lie, Mer-
rwether, Of ilenrico, had deposited the following
articles from his private collection Turkish Slip
pers. Cap and Turban; Turkish Bags; Egyptian
Basket, made of the Palm Leaf. Egyptian Beads
Snow Boots used in crossing the Alps; Saamis AND
Marathon; Beads from Mount 0livet; The Baptism
and Crucifxi0n of Christ, carved by Monk at
Athens, Greece; Greek Costume in oil: Antique
Cup from Athens; Turkish Cup and Stand; Italian
Piue Bur from Florence; Spar and petrified Wood
from the Matlick Mines, in England Brazil Nut:
Deposit from Volcanic stream in Italy; Lamp and
Tear Bottle from pompeii; Sand from tho Dead iSea:
Glue from Africa; piece of the Rock If Gibraltar;
Stone from the Mosque at Cairo, Egypt Three
shades of Lava from lierculaneum; The lamp used
in Alexandria and Cairo. Egypt by the inhabitants
thereof the 81 ne Roo use FOR fire wood in Athens
Greece piece of varegated Alabaster from the
ruins of the Library in Alexandria Egypt; and
basket purchased in Alexandria. Egypt
Besides the above, are variety of articles from
China and India, to thoroughly inspect which
would employ person more than day. See them
by Hll means.
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TELEGRAPHIC FEAT.-Yesterday messages were
sent from Staunton, Va, to Bristol Tenn, a dis
lance of AS miles, without breaking connection.
The message went the Richmond & Stanton
and Lynchburg Abingdon lines, which have the
office in this city aud passed over the largest
section ever worked IN VIRGINIA.
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ER- Does any of our high livers ever eat too much
dinner? Ifany have cooks who tempt their appetite
little too far will tell secret that will lead them
to the enjoyment of their dinners without visit from
that equity old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TAX. dose
q d. Sufo,ds IargoratOr qfer cutting, and you .gi
a.Uer be troubled Nth indiG s0R but, the con-
tracy before the next meal time approaches the ap-
petite will he sharpened to appreciate any kind of
food. II the food rises sours, the InvgOrator will
fix the matter right at once. for there is something
in it that, to the expression Of friend, will let
man cat gravel stones and take the ISvIG0EAToR and
they will digest. We have tried it in double doses
or two occasions for sick headache, and it
acts like & charm.
What We want to say 20 our readers, young or old,
Is if any thing ails you, so without delay and get
bottle OF Dr. SsnfOrd's Invgorat0r, and if it don't
cure come and tell u.s. for want to see person
that il viii not bensft.-IeySey Shore Republican.
FISHER & WINSTON and ADIE Il GRAY, Agents for
Richmond, Va. &C 20-d&c2w
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gn- Tue Gil Auction will positively close, and
the last sale will take place Saturday evening.
Come Ona come all,
Both shoot and small,
Come you to the bdiing;
Wen give a ring.
Either large or small,
A ring to wear at a wedding.
Spoons, Forks, JewelGy and any quantity OF other
things. u Main street
En- The GIFT Book SALE, No. 10 Main street,
Is still open That it is economical plan OF which to
levy noone question. Iii excellent plan tofur
nisn a library, and presents many other commen-
dable features. In the Gift Book Sale there is no
loss but an absolute gain in every case. ct
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SuccgssruL.-The present Agriculture

bJCCEssFtL.-ILe present AgllcuIIur-
al Fair has been entirely successful, despite the
many drawbacks, consequent on the derangcd
state Of the money market, aud the bad weather
which first threatened to spoil all the fun. We'd
nesday the second day the receipts for tickets sold
the ground amounted to Sl500, from which the
Infrrcnces fair that there were not less than 2U0O
persons present large proportion Of the visitors
were members, who had previously paid for their
tickets. Yesterday, (Ehursd2y) the crowd was as
great apparently, the first day, if not greater;
certainly, equal difficulty experienced in get
ting any objects Of i. terest.' If the wealth
er holds good: the grounds will be well filled to-
day.
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PETERSBURG, Oct. %, 1857
Wesley Barnes, the young man mentioned in
yesterdays letter n connection with divers did
ding affairs, ii has been aseertained, subsequently,
met his interesting young wife, hired buggy
paid bad note for it, and left the city, taking the
turnpike TO Richmond. Several police officers
were dispatched to your city this morning in pur-
suit. have not heard the result.
There is nothing special co report to-day OBJ
serve that great many people are disposed to
grumble at the refusal of the Richmond aud Pc
tersburg railroad agents TO take North Carolina
bank notes without discount. The simple fact is
that If all the notes had have been taken az our
currency which were offered at the offices during
1ae present week, the road would have made little
s.se than the expenses of train running. The dis
s soahi Is demanded by all receivers, aud railroad
ier tue same Inconvenience, should by no means be
censured for exercising il. Anis,
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C0RNs AC.-Ne call the attention of those suffer
ing with Corns, &c to the card OF DR.. 5. SHULfz, Ill
another column This celebrated Chiropadist has
returned to the city and may now he daily consult
cd at his office on Main street opposite Corinhisn
II Il. Persons needing the Doctors services will do
well to give him early call. Its
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NorIoE re ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DprarcH must oe manu-
nd IN sy sir se,oos IN ne afsenoo''' IN o'ae, " ap
ee.r the next day. The heavy pressure o. I'VE.
.,.smsuts upsn tho columns OF our paper WA "''
.sm,t Of their reception after the nout hahheu'
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isTEMrEnAEcE.-Seyeral persons were
lore .ne Mayor yesterday for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct One or tu,o 49, =. ai y.
sne city. having come here to attend the Fair
keep the peace. 0eeui'y 10
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APPOINTMENT OF MILITARY ENGINEERS
4 AZ L lEEIEEk.

WASHINGTON, Oct 29-Lieut. DeRoussy has boon
appointed engineer at large of tho works at Tor
tress Monroe, Va Capt Jasper has been appoint
ed engineer of the works in Charleston, 5. e., the
harbor TO be under Capt CuilOw. Maj. Barnard has
charge of the works at Mobile harbor
Lieut. Reuben Harris, U. S. N, died at New York
Vezter day
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w Strangers sojourniag in town should hy all
means, have their Portraits taken by Tyler d &c.
VINO have the largest Gallery In the State, and take
better Pictures ior 80 cents than their smairy COM
petitors charge ~ for. l39 Main ST.
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WrMAS. the celebrated magician and
ventriloqnst, Is holding his attractive eyees every
night at Metropolitan Hail. Don't fail to go and
see him.
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LARCESY.-WilIiam Tibbs was arrested
last night by watchman Franklin, on a charge of
stealing bag of corn from the canal boat Thomas
Mann. Tibbs will have q hearing this morning.
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THg NAVAL CoURTs.-Wednesday-I Court No.
!, the case of ex-Lieut. holland was submitted; in
Court No. >, the case of Commander ltinggod was
examined, aud in Court No. 3, witnesses testified
O, and against Capt Richie.
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ELoQUENCE AND SPEECH MAKING -
This is the subject of Lecture to be delivered to-
night by o. 2. Baldwin, Esq before the Young
Mems Christian Association at Rev. DR.. Moore's
Church on Broad street. The simple announce
ment Of the fact will doubtless insure full atten
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THE NAME of the man WIN fall ;a.o
CELLAR way on Eank street wad,as,a.
anu Oroke his leg, is Moses Mccarthy liz ~.
summary, doing rs we'll could be exnact.S AZ 'he
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PRESENTATION or THE GOBLET TO Mr..
HAYgARD--In our issne of yesterday we briefly
noticed the presentation Of handsome silver COB
let to ". II. Hayward, one of the proprietors Of
the ''Dme House" in this city. The presentation
made upon the part of the Presidents Mount
ed Guard of Washington, (of which Afr. II. was
lately Orderly Sergeant as token of their high
appreciation of his services officer Of the
corps. aud tho esteem in which lac is held by the
nembers of said company. The Committee of
Presentation consisted OF Capt. Peck, LPuts. Flint
Trel. owens, and Quartermaster Sergeant King
The presentation made by Capt. Peck, in some
handsome remarks, and were duly responded to by
the recipient The goblet bears the following in
scription:
Prom the Officers and Members of the Pres
dents Mounted Guard, to LIST Sergeant ". II. Hay
ward-a tribute to merit. October. lS5I."
The presentation being over, the goblet, with
many Others were filled with sparkling swine by
Mr.. H., which drank standing and in silence,
10 the memory of past days and associations.
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BIRcH's MINsTRELs.- These inimitabls
performers continue their entertainments at Odd
Fellows Hall. They are fine musicians, and capi.
tai dellneators u Ethiopian peculiarities.
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So Visitors TO the Fair, procure your Likenesscs
of TYLER Co. only. They have the largest concern
aud make the best and cheapest work. Gallery 1879
Main st. Beware Of imitators
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na- TYLER & Co. the pioneers Of the Photographic
art. Largest and best arranged Gallery in the State
at l3a ilaiu street.
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HOME MADE CARRIAGES. There are three
Richmond made carriages at the Fair Grounds
which, from their beauty Of design and fine finish,
have attracted large share of the attention of Wis
TORS. One is from the factory of Mr.. George A.
Ainslie, and two are contributed by Mr.. Alfred
King. They are all admirable specimens of work
manship.
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sS- I,o00 Portraits taken at TYLER Il Co.'s Gallery
yesterday, and the demand not one-third supplied
IS Artists employed during this week.
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Thu FIRE Works, exhibited by Aid
Fire Company on Wednesday night, were prepared
by Messrs. Barnes, PyroteChniSts of Baltimore -
Persons who witnessed the exhibition. inform us
that it included variety of magnificent pieces.
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RI ANOTHER CASE Of those French Boots, Shoes
ami CATERS, just received at ALIEN. HILLS
&C 2S-6t importing House, III Main street.
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a9- YOU CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. HILLS, Trunks,
Vaces Ladies Bonnet Cases OF all sizes, and of all
qualities and at all prices according to quality and
size, and certainly as low they can be had in this
orGny other city.
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Theatre is one that will not be overlooked bv a.
seekers OF amusement, embracing as II does th hs
attractive national drama of Horse Shoe Rohia.
son. and the beautiful scenic piece known as tbe
nee wien. foth OF these plays will be put
unon the stage in the best casts and must nravs
highly acceptable 70 all admirers of the drama
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b. NOTICE TO NY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND The PUBLIC GENERALLY.-I am now prepared to
furnish them with Brogues, Of the best quality, of
ali sizes, of my make, ard of all kinds. Also,
Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen, boys missas
aud children, eff every descrptiOn--each of my own
manufacture and OF the best imported work.
ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes,
No. I2T Main st., Richmond. Va.
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An ISvALID.-A stranger, representing

An INvALID.-A stranger, representing
himself TO be an invalid, went to Mrs COxs board
ing house, near the corner Of Main and Sth SITS,
Tuesday morning, and applied for room, stating
that he wished 10 lie down and rest. His request
was granted and the unfortunate invalid retired.
An lour or two afterwards, the soldiers passed
by. and while the attention Of the family di-
rectcd toward them, the stranger quietly left the
house, taking with him shawl and pair of boots
belonging to one of the boarders, and has not been
heard of since.
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SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY.-Wiiam Jones'
found guilty in Monroe county, Va, of the murder
OF JOS Hooper, free negro, has been sentenced to
Is years in the penitentary. His brother, Fielding
Jones, an accomplce, was sentenced to Is years
imprisonment.
NEW MUsIC.-We have received from +. Morse &
Bro, 1885, Main street, the metropolitan Waltz
a piece of music composed by Miss L. L. D.. very
accom-, shed young lady of this city, dedicated o
the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company, Of
Washington, D. C. 1t is a sparkling piece of COM
position, and is promise of still higher efforts on
the part of the composer
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Tile SrAnBIyG EASE.-TWo German

The STABBIyG CASE.-Two Germans,
Conrad Buchner and Henry Buckner, arrested
Wednesday night by Capt. Wilkinson for stabbiug
Alonzo VI. Duke and Christopher Bryant, were ar
raigued before the Mayor yesterday, but the
wounded persons were unable TO attend, the in
vcStigation was postponed until Tuesday next
This ARRAY is said to have originated in fcud ex-
listing between Liberty Fire Company and the
Live Oak Club the prisoners being attached to
the former aad Duke and Bryant 10 the latter
The wounds inflicted were numerous and some of
them severe. but it is believed that both of the ill.,
jurel men will recover
Another man, named Charles Switzer, implica
ted IN this stabbing affair, arrested last even
ing and locked up in the lower station house.
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sza Arrangements for taking 1000 Portraits daily
at TYLg8 & Co.'S Gallery during this week. l39 Main
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s0- 5000 PERSONS VISITED PowERs'
GALLERY YESTERDAY all anxious 10 got one or more
of his world renowned Imperial Ambrotypes. The
people are determined to have Powers Ambrotypes;
theytsre the Cheapest pictures in the world Several
persons have determined TO remain until tomorrow,
In order that they u,ay be able TO get POWERS 10
take their likeness. Isl Main street. &C .1-t~
EGe NoTIog.-Ali persons entitled TO
shares in the proceeds Of the sale OF the trust subject
conveyed by CHAELES CURTIS CARTER, To AbDer Hi
lard Trustee by deed dated July o. 1851 AID duly
recorded in the Clerks office Of Heurco county court
are hereby notified and required to present their
claims properly authenticated. at this Office or
before Saturday the 9Th day of November, 1851. at
IL o'clock, NJ On the said 9Th Of November. the &C
counts Of the said II stee will be closed and the ba
lance in his hands apportioned amongst sulh credi-
tors as shall have proved their claims
X. MILTON CARY, Com.
Com. Office, Wing Building
Richmond Oct. %, ISL.
gl--tuOS
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ARRIVAL, FROM HAVANA

New YORK Oct 29-The steamer Granada has
arrived with dates from Havana to Saturday
News unimportaDt.
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FAR&ERs' AssEMBLY.-A meeting of
this body held yesterday afternoon, and officers
were elected fer the ensuing year. The list varies
but little from the former Owing to the pres
sure upon cur columns we are compelled to defer
Il more detailed report Of the proceedings.
Quite large number of ladies aud gentlemen as.
sembled at the African church last night to hear
Mr. Holiday deliver the annual address; but that
gentleman being indlsposed, he was excused from
speaking, and the farmers devoted the evening to
Ill interesting conversational discussion.
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rg NorIog. persons entitled to
-
Lost.

T OST-At the Fair Grounds. on We'd
~ uesday evening. dark Leather P0Ck KT-B00K,
containing SEVEN HUNDRED and TEN DOLLARS,
in Virginia and North Carolina Bank Notes, OF va
rous denOmipations. mostly ia small notes. There
was nothing else in the Pocket Book but the notes,
A reward Of ONE HUNDRED aud FIFTY DOL
LARS will be paid for the return Of the same at this
office. j. NJ. BURTON.
pa
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T M-On Wednesday last, at the Foir
~ Grounds, think. a small P0CK Ell BOOK, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED aud FlFTY-SEYEN DOL
LARS and some Papers, Receipts &c -ons note of
$780, one of $50 and of 81. The finder will re-
ceiye a reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS by leaving the
same at this office. JOHN WALKER
pc
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ALLEGuANY SPRINGs An interest in
these fine Springs that of Dr. b. ". L. Holt, were
TO have been sold yesterday in this city, by MessTs
Goddin < Apperson, auctioneers, but no bids being
offered, it was necessarily withdrawn. These
Springs, from their great reputation would seem
t. offer unusual Inducements to any with a
knowledge Of how they should be managed
They are regarded amongst the most valuable
springs in the State, ON account of the medicinal
quality of the water.
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I OST-At the Fair Ground yesterday,
"a a Gold Bracelet. with the name "ALCINDA"
the inside. also containing a Miniature A li5~ral
reward will be given If the above is left this Office.
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~ Go to the Steam Depot, 1872 Main street, for
good Likencsses
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~ Go to TYLER Co.'S if m want of Portraits
l39 Main street.
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I OS Ton Tuesday evening last,
- Port Monnae, containing three IS nstes and
about 81 in silver, a check on the Valley Bank Mt
Stauntnn for S245; also, number of papers OF no
value to any person but myself The finder may
the money if he will return the papers at this
office. WIN. PATTERSON.
Oc30-2tf
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Inc carpenter shop of JOAN S. White, in Ports.
n mou'h' va, was burnt Tuesday night Loss 8,
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WIS over by the carriage, taken into the
Gift auction store and kindly treated until called
for by his friends. No bones broken. The sale
will clo5e after Saturday evening. Two nights more
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WANTED.-A respectable mitdle-aged
W widow lady, who has been accustomed u the
lest society, wishes situation as housekeeper to
lone gentleman a widOwer note addressed to
A. H. and directed to Richmond PostoFiCe will meet
with immediate attention. rgS-3t*
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to- NeTICE.-ALEx'7 HILL has Just received, ii
rect from London. five hundred pair of English
Buckskn Over Caters, of all lengths They are
both suitable for walking riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for Cash. to punctual paying
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T OS T.--On Thursday, somewhere in
~ the city my FREE PAPERS. They were in
tin box wrapped up in p small piece Got paper. A
reward of 81 will be paid the finder by leaving them
at this office. T. ARMS FED EDM0NS0N,
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WANTS.

MANTED.--One or two respectable
w Gentlemen, Of good address. 10 soliIt subscri-
bers to Illustrated Standard Works. inquire OF
JOHN IEKRY,
oc 30-G Wall st, Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.-T John Hobson, - STRAIT
~ ton and Sarah his wife. Nancy Littepage. Lewis
Littlepage and Mary Liitepage:-Y ou are hereby mo-
troll of the County Court of Hanover, in suit de-
pending in said Court, under The style of Blair, &C.
against Hobsn, &c., Ia which you interested
which you will receive upon proper proof establish
ing your right to the same.
wa. O. WINSTON,
oc 3a-2aw6w Commissioner in said suit.
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7 OST-S5 REWARD.-Lost, on Tues
~ day evening last, Port Monuaie, containing a
number Of bonds and other papers, among them a
bond given by X. Turk toKott :. Brook and another
given by \. Myers to Vim. Clarke. The above re-
ward will be given for the of the pocket book
aud papers at this Office.
Oc S0-2t# G. w MOWPY
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HENRIC0 CIRCUIT CoUsT.-E. o. Jones
was put on trial in this Court yesterday. for grand
property of s F. and w II. Jordan. and Crenshaw
& Co. The feIonious conversion took place on the
9Th April. while the prisoner had the iron in his
charge as master of the Canal Boat V. NJ l. He
disposed of it to various parties along the route
The lral was proceeding ut late hour in the eve
ming. without any prospect of a conclusion being
arrived at. Messrs. Crump, Marye, White and
McIae appeared for the defence. Mr.. j. u. Young
for the Commonwealth.
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ALEEMARLE CADETs.-This company pa
raled yesterday morning, and proceeded to the
Fair Grounds under escort of detachment Of the
l79th regiment Young Guard, commanded by Col.
Richardson. After arriving at the grounds, the
Cadets. with Col. Strange i'll command, performed
a series of evoiutions in a skilful manner. They
were then reviewed by Adjutant General Richard
son, after which they spcnt some time in viewing
the various objects of interest. and IN listening to
the interesting address of Dr. Burrows before the
Mount yel non Association. On returning to the
city the Cadets we're escorted by circuious route
to their quarters. giving the citizens an opportu-
uity of seeing Il handsome military display. Both
companies looked we'll, aud ELECTED many compli-
Incnts.
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RED EYE.-This stallion appeared on
the Fair Grounds at the horse lot, yesterday, and
attIacted much attention from judges of horse
flesh. on account of his admirably developed points
and style of action. We were in error yesterday
in ascribiug the paternity of the colt of Major
D0sweli (out Of Nina to him. He is by Revenue.
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WANTED-Two competent horkmen
W in tin and sheet iron to whom goOdwage. VIII
be given. ifappcation be made Immediately at the
Governor Street Stove Store.
&C ITS GEORGE sTARRETT.
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I OST-Retween Brook Avenue and Odd
- Fellow Hall on the 18th ist. one large Gold
LINKED Bratcrt, L,,ni. -. 4 suitable reward
Will be given if left at this Office.
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