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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02
DHILpARMONIC sOCIETY.-SIXTEENTH
DURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-

Dress Circles pc Pit sc. Orches.ra Chairs Soc; Phi
vse Boxes "a circle rs exclusive or tr each D. son.
Doors Open AZ "a; curtain viii rise ~ u THIS EVENING;
TIE SONS OF Toll.
ChsIes Allen Edith Howard. Mrs Nichols
PONGO.
Mons Denicr Amsiha Bliss Ferguson
LOLA MONTES
toun. MuhrmhC W. Taylor Kate koper. Mis- Jul, Day
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

The CnHaI.st. a. II. society meet at Convention
HAL No I17 WoostcI-st., on 81 MAY ENENlNG The
nsetps VIII be addressed by the Rev Nh HARVEY b,
snd JAAIEs H. DNN, Apostle Of the Juvenile Temper
nnce socce-. The friends Of Icmporance sTe invited to
steDd. JOuN W 81 i4cHuout'
MN NASH Secretary.
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Speriai Notices.

rhe veung Meme Central Rspnb,icnn Un,on i,"oi
NJ h s;s ss sposswsy, On FRIDAY EVENINo, Oe' a.
ne - s:sn JaI1e. W Nye Chalncey SchAher. esq and
ScseeF il speak An true Republicans invited 20
yanies re"" r. Y. MANIERaE President.
snsn q RopcrRs, Secretary.
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Y'HE GNMNAST.A Journal devoted t. tho
cculcte education nHn. also wa ,ia rc.s '7 %
LIE plysics development, Itshed ntne i. aud il.u -"
each month. First NumJ,I Low TC-iJ AL cJnu IA 'L
ny, raid ad,,cf-ed 10 Tae Gynnast' Metropolitan Oy
,inni No Q5 and & 9Th sy, Ne, Yos, will be- promptly ~
tended TO.
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-p.n.,liean Club Of the Fifth Aldernnanic Dis
seS,ion Of pcrusnent officers and an Executive
viii be held al the Beecker Buildings on fRiDAY
EVENING Oct 2,ss o'clock hepcSSc"' 0' me D'''l''
''' SOLOMON hi l.; HSIL' }con,u,,,,os
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Cost ano found.

OK RE " ARD D.-LOST, "n Wslsss3ay y
sD - evening. between al - H.. = = 1eroess-,
nri1i boihooj GOLD BLACK .EN.HSLED RISog '.ss 3
sr1e The finder wy recfiye .sgE- Dy A..
than b. Of the owLer. .|t ~
C.sp pEWsRD LOST. o. W.Igssi.y, oOts
sFc w tie HOTrON IL WATCH 5sAL. y q efo~
"a, on Il I, oval shsp e' ih soI So, a.. - -
rt Opsetvn'L. hte Ssr-iiass- Ho'r 81 ~ s.',@ I'
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DOOKSELLERS, AGENTS, NENSMEN, and
I'D Oilers who wish to do good,' and az k money
stock Of th)Ie valuable and rspd-scos boo,
HOW TO WRITE, HOW TO TALK HOW t. BElIANE,
and HOW TO DO BUSINESS Only - cru.s ea n.oT . ~
the four in paprr sud & ~ il hrse gt yolume Pfo
Rshed by FOWLER AID WELLS, No. Sos Bf1-i@sy, y. i
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

I'VE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY
i Open dsr Al 4 .Ypn;1s-pOWERSS GREEK SLAVE,
hu. dd u.sn acen: Paintings Nc 90 BroadE.
Ajmisslon = cts
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nrxDIUINKs.

COUGH KLIXIf1--Kor Pulmonary Dis.
~ ease In It's ineipient stare, aud fos Colds and
Coughs. Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stsuds far
above any other remedy that has been offered to
the patronage Of . Southern community. This med
icine does not profess tn eradicate eli dissesss Of
Whatever nature, with which humanity may be Of.
htctednor does the proprietor declare II to be the
orLy cuaE for pulmonary dseases but from the re-
putstoe IL has acquired for ITSELF and that too with.
out "pufiag" with those who have used IT, and from
the great number OF certificates Of residents Of Rich
mona who have been bene and cured BY It's use,
shs feels ct liberty 10 commend II to general uss sat
issd that the afflicted cannot II without rseeiv
Ing great benefit from it, healing ard curative pow.
ers.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers,
Alex. Duval, Patterson Jscksop, Chas Millspaush,
u. Picot, a. Bodeker and Chss D. Yale. my IL
n kNIOyAL.-.Dr. PLUMk has renewed
H his of{ice to ths third house, South OF Trinity
Church. South sids and about one hundred yards DO.
low the Exchange Hotel. DR.. p. continues to treat
all syphlitic and sonnrrh9a complaints and having
had much practice In this line faten himself that be
can give very general subtraction. sail from
hose interested 10 solicited.
DR. P. also makes and venda one OF the best resto-
ratives fChemical Extract of French Flowers, for
con sttutional weakness, offered to the public
DR.. p. may be consulted eonfdentially BY letter,
or otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent
to oder, In almost any direction.
Once hours from A. NJ, till r. N. franklin
sire near the Exchange Hotel, kiahmoud city
". M Is
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PUBLIsHERs AND THE PUBLIc-A principle OF
law was decided lately, in this city, with wish pub
fishers and the public should be acqusinted. A
BOOKSELLER in another city, lately began the issue OF
work, which he advertised to finish in three vol.
umes at 30 much volume. His ageat In this city
procured quite large list the faith of these rep
resentations The work, however, has already ex.
tended to four voomes, and still another, believe
will be ne csssary to finch it. On the delivery oil
the fourth volume, accompanied by bill for the ex
ira volume, one CT the subscribers refused to paw
alleging that the publisher had contracted to print
the work In thres volumes and that if he printed
the sgent sued for the price of the fourth volume
Tho alderman before whom the suit was tried pro.
nounced TIE defendant right. II the souri, on ap-
peal, sustains this decision, it will work wholesome
REFORM for publishers when works issued serally
are too apt to advertise to somplste than in fewer
numbers than the result venfes, thus holding out,
though perhaps not Intentionally what are sabstsn
TALLY false inducements to subscribe. Phil edoer.
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WORD OF ADVICE TO Young MEN-The
Ohio Farmer in some sensible remarks on women
rights, has the following paragraph:
Wewould beg to suggest another right which
we think woman is entitled to, and that is, to
have something else beside Jaaazy and nonsense
talked to her. We would venture to remark to our
young men, that a sensible young lady is at least
as sensible as fool of a young man; perhaps, 10
some cases, even more So Don't think Yourself
disagresable, if your face is not always spoiled
with smirk, moustache or a shipper. The
laughing hyena is not the beau-ideal of every
young lady. Take our advice, and venture to
talk good sense, in good grammar, and with ma
tural voice and cou utenance to the first youag adv
you meet; it is her right to be addressed in this
way, and it is your right and duty to do it
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OUTRAGE ON UNITED STATES SAILoRs-A cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing April
ooh, rom the Mediterranean Squadron, lying at
spezzia, Sardinia, says
There was most disgrace:ul affair occurred here
few days since Some of our men being on liberty,
were set upon by the populacs and two of them
nearly bestsI to death WITH swords clubs and stones;
one Of them, belonging to the susquehannsh, still
isys In very precarious situation. There was at
least three hundred Italians against FIVE men, who
stosd up braveiy, until beaten down by stoaes and
would have been bsutaliy murdered, had they not
oeea rescued BY an officer from the 6usquehannah
A court Of Inquiry Is in seasion
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cnE21< CO.PA1TNKReHIP N0TSGS1
G9k The subssribsrs ksvins sssoeistsz tCs
=. =. - esIvss Under the styis Of g. z MiLeS
MANUFACTURING buanses' - No. S 1919
furnish the psblie with CARkIxGES, sUGsirssp
Ae Of every dsssnption, q the shortsst notisa
psrior workmen. Ne can confidently vsrssss y. ~,
work turned out Of our sseablishusnf I'D rs~..ss'
fully solleit share q the public pstsosses. o.,
vile Depot kspodtory, 18th street., bstvess ~.
aal Cary. e. 2. MILEG s
.-...,., fHo.. .. THoRN7oN
patch. Hehrrsrv - isr9
e 6-1kw6m 49,
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AElkpoRrANr QUESTION DEcIpED-.Recsntlyt tn,
question has arisen before the Postmaster Genera
whether deputy postmaster can be compelled t.
OBEY summons to appear in court with valuebls O
other letter that rests in h. cce to anoth
or party The Postmaster General, under o decision
VI lns Astotney Generals Office decided that he car
not legally do so--- Washington Star
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OLD ROGER was visiting friend who had 8
remarkably fine little girl, about three years old
famous for smart sayings. AS usual, she wa,
showed off before our esteemed friend what ID
papa" said the patient" in order to draw on,
the precocious reply "Papas a humbug," said
the Juvenile. Il declare" said Old Roger, 81
never in my life saw young a child with so ma
ture judgment"
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WEDDING PoRTIoN.-The Illustrated News
states that short time since Meyerbeer married
his only daughter 10 Prussian colonel, and gave
her, as marriage portion, not g., 600 year. nor
landed estate, but simply the copy right of .Rs.
bert lie Diabe" and "LAfricaine" The former
it Is asserted. ia worth to the composers repre-.
sentative $3.50 per night
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MI nhe cra ngapzL." CAsE;-Mr. Clinton counsel fl,
notified that mat nu, eel was Thur'day mornina
relatives to take out commi..ian % =, W
H1aa E.nss. in California named Whitsh. 20
to p1sy. state: which Hys.
ans 'wo geaTs past to be married to M, Jor
fsvors s r. ths. sept up corrsspondence With hin,
month and as Ia. fps DE % h
legged marriage MI. Edwsrd.' 20 me date Of the al.
fsistiyes ssys he derive. this t nr r.
wsdIs % ,s MT Has Mrs. however dsnss the
so been received from smother .on,. letter has al
connected with the litigation ia wbeb no; directly
that Ba.dea hss ,oas married t,uo ~ :. ssses
% as asa e.. and thu. hi. wife s isins se
motion win be granted or not, remains to Ss . me
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A FEARFUL POSITION The Lafayette Dad }
journal, of May 9th. says that a beasty tragical
scene occurred at Hagerstown, Wayne county,
Ind, on the 35th of May, at Van Amburgh s. Co 8
Menagarie and Circus, then and there on exhb-
ton. The Lion attacked Cougar Of great size,
and beautifully spotted. Professor Langworthy
rushed into tue cage, forgetting even his little
whip. but the Lion made the fatal spring, and tore
the Cougar into pieces Langworthy was then in
the cage With the enraged lion, and fortunately
found an iron instrument used for cleaning cages,
with which he brought the outrageous sovereign
of beasts to terms.
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A DIFFERENCE docs this instrument 90
easy !" asked barber of victim who was with.
ing uader clumsy instrument, whose chief re.
commentator was q strong handle. "WeII y re-
piled the poor fellow, "that depends upon wha,
you call the operation. If you are skinpue me.
II goes tolerably easy but if you are shaving me
1t goes rather hard" nie'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Richn,on1 niarkeen. NV "a


FLoUR-Th-rei Il no change to note 10 Plour and
We continue to quote supsrhas ct ~ 2507 30.
red e16o white el.f0. - - 80
Co6N-We quote Corn at IS cents.
Nav oaLEANs. May 20 : ftsishts to Liverpool ar,
hrm q e leths and Hsvrs g And exchange On Lon.
day bills Il per cent the weather Of late hss beer
quite cook but it 10 now moro pleasant The total
date, IL now 500 COO balss. 80 - - -
BALTIMORE, Nay IS Flour b In good demand and
urn at % IN tor oil kinda Wheat Il lees 6rm;
white eis00i b. to 80 for choice; 81 700l73 fol
Good 70 prime reds Corn IL lower; The market ct sc
ago for white. and 8379i for yellow. Whiakev h
easier; City SAL cents; Ohio Sc cents.
Nkw YoRK, May 25..-.Flour 10 DALI sales of 10. zoo
eb,s State e6 $685. Ohio, e690a7 80; Southern
s higher 81 So1 s.. Wheat IL uussttled, sales d
1000 bushels 81. Louis white 81 80; red 81 co. Corr
70 firm; ssles y 900 bushels; mixed % cent?; yellow
- csnts: Pork 10 buoyant aud unsettled, with an I'D
vance OF cents; mess at $23 4s02S5o Beef 10 stea
dy OF &l6 50Gl7 for CHICAGO repacked. Lard il mn
ward at l4i. Whiskey is hlshsr Ohio IS cents.
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ENGLISH UPRoAR."-In Boston. wednssa.n
~, Gullne,te, the former lessee of the Pyns and
s HARRISON Opera Troupe got on. writs 70 raeora.
sooo which be claimed as due him Ia the cansc;tu
w ur lessee and physician Harrison, the tenor.
DIS. as arrested DIT oalled, and on Thursday. Miss
lyme, Harrison, and Miss Susan Pyne sailad sos
I;nsland having given security to satisfy the
claims OF Guilmette, if they were lust. 'A0
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THE WAY OF THE TRANsGREsSOR Is HARD
The Hon. Barker Burnell, formerly State Senator
from Nantucket county, is now In the chain gang
at Valparaiso, having been sentenced for robbing
the mail He may be seen daily in the streets of
that city with ball attached to his leg, working
with his fellow convicls. He was indicted seve-
raj years since for embezzling the funds of the
Nantucket bank, but escaped the punishment due
to his crime by leaving his country for his coua.
try's good "-B0st0a Trans
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DELLEVUE HOSPlTAL.--This Institu
II tion 10 situated on Church Hill, Richmond. Va,
in delightful, airy position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of Pa
tents and the successful treatment Of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly sommodous.
The undersigned give their personal attendance 10
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patients. per week
Whites ..:....................... 6 :"
Private accommodation. ............. to 10 "
These rates embrace all charges for Board, Aedi.
icnes, aud Medical and Surgical attendance.
H No Small Pos admitted
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
Grace street, between 9TH and sth.
C. 8. MILLS, ri. D.,
18th street, between Broad and Marshall.
r. Z. COLEMAN, NJ. D.,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physcien-Dr. WOOD. 10 1--6m
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EFFECTS OF FAMILY INTERMARRIAGE.-Speak
ing of the effect of intermarriage among blood rela-
tions, the Fredricksburg, Va. News says: In this
county, in which we were raised, for twenty gene
rations back certain families Of wealth and respee-
liability have intermarried until there cannot be
found in three or four of them sound man or
woman One has sore eyes. another scroiula a
third is N idiot, fourth blind fifth handy legged
q sixth with head about the size of turnip, with
not one out of the number exempt from physical
defects of some kind or other
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IRON SHIP KNEEs-A regulation of the COM
January 1st, 1853. to the effect that ships which
proceed to without being fastened with iron
knees aud riders prescribed by the rules, will
have one year deducted from the period to which
they would otherwise be entitled to be classed in
the registry books
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DUPTUKks RADICALLY CUhhD b
II. DR.. SHERMAN'S
CE LEB r A TIE d r r U SIS.

Messrs FELDBURG l. co. having purchased the
patent rsht for the above celebrated article for the
State of Virginia, have opened office over John
Jack sons Drug Store No II Main street where they
have lot of RADICAL CURE TRUSS. All per
sons who are suffering from Rupture invited te
call and examine the article By doing they may
find c.rtan relief from one of the most painful ant
dsngerous diseases
Physicians respectfully requested to call and
examine the above article
This TRUSS was PATENTED Dec. %, 1885, beinl
an entirely article and will keep back and posi-
81 lively cure the worst form of rupture, where the
directions followed, and at the time can be
worn with the utmost comfort 1t is the easiest
mos. comfortable Truss ever introduced.
my lI-lm
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The sTANpARD WKIcHr OF 0sA,N Thu Pa,
irsde CT Albany has resolved that In all Il, Corn
aonon. In the absence OF any special agreement to
me GInIsy hsyn and not fifty eight pounds. ID
sEson'nsd bS the aat Lesslsture shall constitn.e
su'hel, Thi. accords with ths action slreasv 49,
by the New York Corn Exchange. 'aAsn
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PoETICAL.-"Donty you remember old Towser
dear Kate-old Towser, so shaggy andkindl How
he used to play day and night by the gate, and
seize interiopers behind"
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SWAN Z cos LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
fiCKEYs ONLY 80

Owing TO the great favor with which our Mai.
Numoer Lotteries have been received BY the puhEs
and tine large demand for Tickets, the Msssssrs 4
1wAN Z Co, will have drawing esoh ssfu,s..
throughout the year. The following Scheme r,il,s.
drawn In each OF their Lotteries for Nav 1871 -
CLASS S.
10 s.,nr .1s s'y Q. Atisn.s, Ga n public, o.
CLASS S.
70 b drawn In tbs sity of Atlanta Ga. IN ~,au.
Saturday, May 18th, 1857 "'' u
CLASS ST.
Iw n, n ne sisy o. Aflsnts Ga IN public On
CLASS 49,
70 be drawn 10 the City of Atlsnta. Ga. in nu,u.
nv saainrday, May 30th, 1857.
$3.50 Prizes.
1ors tha. One Prize to EseYp Ten Tyeksf, :.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEHEt
TO Re DRAWN
ZACH &STaiEY m "
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SALE ov VIRGINIA LAND NEAR THE LINE OF
White and Robert Purvisncs. Jr' Foo h.,. me-
daring tbs psss week to MT John Collin an ciS
.so end s:5sr e h.sh. county sboas
Thousand i've hundred acres bousht Of tss ssven
ne North Amerisan Land Company about ths sss a.
sos Mr Celias pays q the rate Of two dollar; psr
the Other half considerable aSysne. - Ssh.s Iol
o. tne shois tr.st which was purchased for f..sr
cent? Per acre. fhe trset purchased from tn Sisy
LAns Compsny 70 about 40 miles from Psris,.S.-.
nnd U eousded on two sides for about fou, IL. II
the easkeubuIg Railroad. ' miles oy
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REDucED-Engish papers state that the farmers
In some OF the agricultural districts have reduced
the wages OF .heir laborers from l5s week to 49,,
3D., equivalent 20 aredGction from 60 cents dRy to
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3O5 TONS LUMP PLASTER.

2OS IONs LUMP PLAsrkh.
$50 bales Northern BAY.
500 bsrrels James River CEMENT.
200 barrels Hudson River CEMENT.
225 barrels Ressndale CEMENT.
10 bales PL lBrEkING HAIR
100 barrels CALCINED PLAsfER-
1000 bushels WHITE CORN
IS barrels No FAR, in store and for sslse y
BRIDGHORD CO.,
nyIe On the Doet
A GKICULTUKAL w AK = HO = e.
"A The subscribers continue to msnuiaeIaIs u, a..
cultural Machines and Implements, OF the mesr ~
proved patterns and superior workmansnip hne3
All attention to ssCardwslPs Horse Power ans
Thrsshsr," single and doubled gsared. with sepus.
tor II required. which have taken pfema""
every fair at which sA'y ALSO hsss been 'ahi'i'''
Croskilps Ciod Crushsr
Manny's Improved Reaper and Mower, me se"
Kiehs Iron Beam plow, highly improved
Seymour Sage Broad Cast 0rsi. sowsn
ksynold's Wheat Fans, and several Other p'''
Corn Shelter. Hand and Horse Power nom Wv
Hay Presses; wA... Drills; Corr Planter :,,.v,
Cider Mills; Grain Cradles; Hay Rahss hafs'
Gram Glsansrs TobAeoo Mills, he 10:
BALDWIN, CALDWELL co.,
~ 4-dSm No. las Main 1t klenmo.e--
NOTICE TO COUNTRY Mk RChAslNnaas
IN AND THE CITY ThADEs-Hssns oscys
tinued our Evening" Sales, re VIII ssll puvs 80,
daily. In lots 70 suit eurshsses. the balance g. "a
s e ,sss ss srs:S
TO render sslss - coon - posse'e. S,,s - g.
chants and the citissns generally ase isy5 psr
smins our stock. LAku.sl I ~ ssi srs.s.
~ 2.--ts Asm
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nAsD TIMES IN GERMANY Letters from s,r,,
cart the capital of Wurtemburs complain of tbs MT
A,a tendency In the price OF provisions. and .I.o
to 2b per cent. Interested from 10
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The FAMINE IN MIcRieAN-Tha D.tro,. a..
user OF iast Tuesday, to correct some
sncn exists In respect to the character of the
Ing which prevails through certain COUNTIES in ~.
Lower fennsua, explains that it il onIv sn,h .ue
Incidental to newly settled country and ada:
This year, these usual privatons are enhsncsd nv
series OF disasters aimost unprecedented fhe nsr
vadiDs fires Of 1856, the heavy August frost wb,.t
cut CT corn and buckwhest end nearly ruined pota
toes the misersbe crops of other vegetables. and
b;er winter have cnmhinet to depress the stand
OF iife to point of absolute starvation The wors
hs, not come The cattle begin TO live it ID true
end the milk viii help out the fare Of the poor ehi
dIsn but large portion Of the COWS are dead and il
w De Two months before the ground will yield any
thing upon which human beings can rely for
L.t those who reap the rich fruits remsmber the
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o-1. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.-
E&E The subscriber has On hand, at his Coach
A-Makns Establishment Lombard Al.
ley, between Main and Cary, (Ssh and 18th streets,
near the Columbian HOTEL COACHES, CHARIO
TEES. BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops and SULKIEs, all of his own make Of the
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good work Of the kind be in the
city of Richmond and respectfully ask call from
these in want OF any article In the Carriage line
am determined to make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible, and all work sold, that il new,
waxrented.
= - N MICAJAH MANGUM
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NGVlCE.--The subscriber has not sold
~ out, reported, neither intends dsiug so; but
has removed his office from the Bason to 9th street,
south side of the Dock, and 10 prepared to attend
lie. for ANTHRACITE aud BITUMIHOUs GOAL,
OAK and PINE WOOD.
gAML. P. HAYES,
ap 25-dlm 18th southside of the Dock.
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CONTEMPTIBLE PERvERsION OF FACTS Il have
now seen erroneous statements in the Mont gone.
~ (Ala.) Messenger and Columbia Is. c. Times,
with regard TO the difficulty between the publish
ers of this paper and a certain Mr Swau-in both
of which filings are made at me. The Charleston
Standard diguif ed an respectable Journal o &c.
tees the affair edsorially, upon authority received
from Rockville. The paragraph in the Standard,
to which l invite public attention, is in these
words:
"A Mr. Swan of Knoxville, Tenn, csned the pub
fishers of the Wing, and would hsse served Psrson
brownow in the same way could he have found him.
An article in the Wing the cause of the diff
Guilty"
"a Mr. Swan, Of Knoxville" did attcmpt to cana
the publishers of this paper, but met with such re-
Estance as to render his attempt failure in both
eaaes and to induce bystandes separate the par
ties.
so far 8, am concerned. appeared on the streets
the Same day, remained thsre the whole afternoon,
and denounced this Mr. Swan from one end of Cav
street. TO the other in every circle entered and 10
passing him a: d .rent points, than one hun
dred citizens and strangers will testify avowing N.Y.
self the author of the offensive article and ready to
atone for 1t In any way | done all that the ..sod.
OF honor required and than the gospel iusti
have taken back nothing-1 have not been called
upon to do 30 and IL l had, l would submit to be
crucifi.d before | would comply with the insulting
request.
And now, whoever furnished the Standard with
this item of news, 10 LIAR and q scoUNpREL and
will publish him such if furnished with his
name. w. g. BROWNLOW
Editor of the Knoxville WING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

there were 1873 deaths in Philadelphia l.s,
week; n of consumption. 'As'
a. Cnas, Koones, an old citizen Of Alexandra. ".
died suddenly Friday night last. 's''