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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-18
soTICE TO COLLECTORS!

WILL receive in payment Of taxes, Bank
4 Notes of the Banks of Pennsylvania which
were in good standing at the tLlne OF the recent
suspension of specie payment by the Banks of
Philadelphia. &C.. with the exception Of the
..Bank Of Pennsylvania" Collectors will b.
careful not To receive any Notes of the Bank OF
New Castle" .sE1ie City Bank" or Warren
County Bank By order Of the Commission
ers. c. D. MURRAY. Treasurer.
Treasures Office.
Ehenshurg Oct. 8. 1857.
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MANUFACTURING MEN HAT EN-,
CO.. Ci.
yHJHIS PISTOL IS INTENDED AS THE
forerunner of the ordinary pistol and is
designed for young men and boys who wish to
enjoy the ezciteing sport Of firing 1T target, at
tho most trifling expense, and without any dan
ger of accident. The cheapest ordinary pistol is
three or four times tie price Of tits besides being
/ dangerous in the hands of boys. This Pistol is
| loaded with the cornmon Fire Cracker, which
| forms a complete cartridge, and will carry a ball
ten or fifteen PAGES with the precision as the
ordinary pistol bat not with sufficient force TO 10
| anv.serious damage. As Americais shooting
nation. the Young Americans must and viii learn
the art by which our independence was secured
Hence this Target Pistol is exactly in time, and
must meet with universal sale amongsoUr youth
of the South and West. It's operation IS perfectly
simple. and is not liable to get cut oi order.
full description Will accompany every case Of Pts
tolls The Pistols are put up at the Factory IN
cases of 80 EACH ready to send by express 10 any
{ part of the United States Canada.
e RETAIL PRICE. 25 CENTS; BY THE CASE,
$50, OR Is CENTS EACH
: FRENCH. HALL. & CO.,
t New York Depot So Broome St, y. T.
d e< AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THESE
t PISTOLS.
= Aug o. '75-42 ION.
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From tie Jersep City Telegraph.

= F1'0Dl Ia Jersey tRsy I'tsy. "f,I.l ,
NHAT Ia IT FoR-THIs WooD's iAIa kE-
sroRAT1vE lis question asked daily by hnn-
drccs. We answer without hesitation or tear oi
contradiction. that it is the only article known
which will do all it promises for the human hair
II .rH rere,o Il. gro1oh-'t ,rH ,to;, its tst'1g-
It %rl restore ITS natural col0r 1t Is not HAIR
Dve, but speedy and efficacious Restorative
O ], WOOL. & G.. Proprietors, 3l2 broadway,
New York. and ia Market St. st. Louis, Mo.
For sale here by all Druggists. nov II, 81
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EyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL DISPOSE OF
q his valuable property, sitnate,l.cn th- .SGs-
quehanna e Ebensburg Plank Roa,i. and ;i'!so!H-
ing the resilencerof Rev. David Jenkins. TIE
PROPERTY being beautifully situate, would make
a Good summer residence. Tie building Is
story. and well planned, together with all the pe
ccssarv ont buildings attached. There are acres
Of ground attached to the premises, on which will
be found a choice lot OF fruit trees. Terms made
easy. JANIS R.DANIS.
EhensSure. Aug. c6. 1s57-42-
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Mrs. K. 4. SToDDARD.
From Mrs. ingalls,. well known nurse in

Boston. Oct. 10. 1855.
Gents At your request. and being so highly
nieased with the effects of the Restorative, am
free to state that my hair had become quite thin,
and entirely ,rlite have for the past fEe years
been in the habit OF using dye, but hearing OF the
extraordinary Effects of this article, was induced
TO try it. Ny hair has been restored to It's ors-
nal thickness, and also to its former color, which
is light brown. Yours, respectfully:
MRS. INGALLS
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The following is from the Pastor Of the orthO


do1 Church, Brookfeii-
Brookfiell, Mass, Jan. u, 1855.
Prof. Nool-Dear Sir-Ilaving made trial OF
vour Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to
saw that its effects have been excellent IN reno
wing inflammation, dandruf, and a constant ten
dcncy to itching, with which have been troub-
led from my childhood. anl has also restored the
hair, which was becoming gray, to Its original
color. have used no other article with any
thing ike the same pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, ). h DhAGF.
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no The EsEr4EG.

fsRHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NoIifiED
of .John Steven. TWO BAY MARES and their
sucking colts, aud leave the same with the sad
John Stevens during our pleasure
Z,1-a GEORGE LlTZINGER,
&C. M'MULLIN.
Oct 2S l9h1-bl=
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~J9DHE@H

n FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS ON
4 the estate of James Duncan, late of Black
lick township, deceased, have been granted 70 the
subscriber residing in said township. All per
sons Indebted to said estate are requested TO make
navment. and those baeirg claims agalnstl 1t viii
present them properly authenticated for settle
5mept. SARAH DUNCAN, Adn'x.
Oct. 27, 1s57-51-6t a
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: sAv-sasE.L ron SALE.

IL SA WIN LII II ISth SA Ah4.
n WILL SELL on favorable terms that Saw
Il mill property called "Perote,' situate on
front Run. in Summerhill Township. Persons
desirous Of purchasing are referred to s. S Blair,
Esq, Holidaysburg, Pa, or to the owner
WM CONROW,
lie Claire tp., Scott county, Iowa.
Oct 81, Syst cssh- us elUgo
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WILLIAM 4. EasRHAY,

Attorney Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
NFFICE 4 FEW DOORS EAST OF E ROB
I ERTS' store. noVi: . :.
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COR sroUsE NoTIqE,

VIE CAMBRIA COUNTY TooB H0JsE
| viii he ready f,r the reception Of raupe9s On
and after the 23d of November next. when all
who are cntitled by law viii lie admitted. The
Directors viii expect all Paupers to appear il
clean sprarel and free from 9th.
r. GLASS. Directors
WM PALMER of
~ DAVID o'!IsERA. roey IIo,ao.
Get. IS, IsoT.-5I acz
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> MONUMENTS. TOMBS, GRAVE
GSh1N VI Stones. SIantels, Table and Bu-
asskrss{ii reau tops, manufactured of the most
Ell, beautiful and finest quality Of foreign
S9ftSs and domestic marble. always on haId
:gAa1& and made to order as cheap as they can
- be purchased in the East, with the
addition of carriage; From long experience in
n. business and strict attention thereto he can
assure tie public that all orders will be promptly
attended to and the work finished in the best and
most handsome manner, furnished to order. and
delivered at any place desired.
ALSO. Grindstcncs of various grjts and sizes.
.uitable for farmers and mechanics. Sold by
wholesale or retail.
rrFor the convenience Of persons reiding ID
the east and north Of the county. specimens may
he geen and orders left with George iluctey, st
his Tinrare Establishment in EbeusbUrs.
Purchasers ars invited to examine stock ans
prices. TAug. is, '57. fiunc 20, 1855.
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ay- N. B.-The Sheriff has made the following
tie conditiens of the sales, viz One fourth of
the purchase money on each sale to be paid at
the time the property is struck down, when
the sale amounts to $500 and upwards; under
$500 and more than Sle0. the one third ;sundcr
500 and more Than $50, the half; les than $50.
the whole amount, otherwise the property will
Immediately be put up to sale again. and deed
will be presented foi acknowledgement unless the
balance of the purchase money be paid before the
following adjourned Court 3 A
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Sheriff : Office. Iibausbtirg Ny Is iSaI-t.
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.'l.t r., title snl interest Of William
tie Tt.,, n.y., iefn !ants. Of, in and to . lot
,as .. -. -, in the Borough Of Johnstown,
3D. s..r'. ,. .srogting on Market street, and
i 1.n!, '.l -, :, the hank Of Stony Creek rivrr
51s af lie Johnstown I.yceum aud lot
' gIE;rk. having thereon orec,ed a
i.,,. Pc, I.-Isc, uow in the occupancy q
q 49, -. Intu u. Jones and james 7 Da-
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}. q. NOON,

Attorney at Law, Ebensb''rS, fa'
NFFICE IN COLONADE ROW.
q Noy. II, 1851. I'll
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EBENSbUR6 BRANCH RAILROAD.

"HE subscribers wish % i
Il people Of Egensburs burg
and vicinity, that they have
lust received. at their store
on Main street, opposite the
"Mountain House, the lar
eest and b S t selected
stock of
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.17RITT'S SALES.

- cI-IURY WRITS OF VEN
ICh oL - i..ped out of tie Court OF
I1rolmGcr.. mc.rDbria county, and to me d.
Fsl' s.G n I,,' f@ exposed to sale by pq1ilc:
.Cs r,' ~ 1ltuse. in lie borough Of
!. lhe IsU'' =
n n, ,le III day q December, 1891,
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Bargains! Bargains!
Ccnnrr and SNpet-kroH u pFN
Town property for sale.

Johnstown, CamBris county, Ia
Oct. 2l. 1657.-50tf
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REETsTEw's NOTICE.

DAVID +. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-17
GRAND TOURNAMENT
BY THE
HENRIC0 LIGHT DRAGONS,
IN honof o. the approaching Anniversary Of The
CAPITULATION AT YORKT0Ux
THE HENRIC0 LIGHT DRAGONS

THE HESRIC0 LIGHT DRAGONS
WILL Held THEIR
At the STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR IRoI,Nns
near the city OF Richmond ON that day 1.-THE Is,h p
october, , and they here extend q cordial inyitssn
manly but blosdless contest with them for an 70
proving smile Of Beauty, TO be won by the nost ~.
pert HTSrsemanshlp and skilfal use q the Lance
regulations, which will be strictly observed:
L. Martial Law shall govern the Tournament and
2. No one shall enter the gates on horsebaek hn,
Marshals, Knights and Lancers: carriages nav en-
tor but occupy positions assigned them by The Mar.
B. No one can enter the lists but Knights In ca.
tune and Laneers Of the Troop The invited knights
van wear devices and costumes 20 suit the fancy Of
the wearer but Laneers Of the Troop will wear fuIi
uniform with devices or scarfs Of their own sesc.
tion tknghts without costume device or scarf
& At o'clock ON the morning Of the 18th the Troo,
VIII occupy the Fair Grounds, with closed gates h
arrange for the ceremonies Of the day. At y an es
cort OF Lancers will proceed 10 the Central HOTEL
where the invited Knights will be in readiness 10
move in column with their escort t. the field Of the
At 10 o'clock the gates will be opened. and at u
blast of the trumpet will announce the opening sf
the Tournament and call to their stations all officers
not yet posted. when the orator of the DAY will
charge the Knights in an appropriate address mme
diately after which the fitting viii commence
prscsmed nv name and tile and e tg' ss., viii BE-
select the Queen OF Love aud Beauty" The Knights
of Homer will then be proclaimed, and will select
their respective Maids Of Honor The knights will
then be paraded in front Of the Judges stand 10 santa
the Queen and Maids of Honor. when the long roll
thrice repeated. will announce the close Of the Tour
nament.
AGrand Ball will be given in honor Of the chosen
Queen, at the Central Hotel, at O'clock, p. NJ Of
the same day, when the Queen and Maids of Honor
will he duly crowned and invested
Tickets to Ball. s.; to the Tournament 50 cts one
ticket admitting gentlema and lady.
Children under ~ years old will be admitted to
the Tournament two on ticket
Tickets 10 be had at the principal Hotels and Book
stores. &C l6-st
~ Knights intending 10 enter the contest on the
10Th. must call at the Central Hotel by Saturday
the 18th. and register their names upon the list,
which will be left with the proprietor.
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Be GIFT SALES THIS EVENING, AT 81 MAIN STREET
For the three past evenings the sale of Silver Plated
Goods has been great, Notwithstanding the pressure
in the money market 1t is doubtless an economy to
curtai expenses at this moment, but for those want
ing articles in this line is it not greater economy
to pure base while the necessity of the sale is evil
dent, at the low prices the goods bring! Crowds
were waiting admittance and the goods went rapid
ly. We say again, that those who will want those
beautiful articles should by all means improve the
present opportunity. The gifts already distributed,
amount to over sixty dollars. One man made pur-
chase of pen knife for twenty-five cents and drew
clock worth five dollars.
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UNION TROTTING
g AsA

&3sf~s4EESASX~ C0URSE.-The Trotting ever
20 the above Course will soIs-
the second day Of the
Agricultural Fair, October 2sth,) and last three
days.
FIRST DAY-Sweepstakes for years old Colts 10
harness. mile heats S25 entrance and $25 subscribed
by the Proprietor. Tive entries at this time.
Second Race, same say-mile heats, best TIVE in
three-is match race, $50 side
SECOND DAY-A Purse of 500, mile heats, 10
harness; entrance 10 per cent
THIRD DAY-Swespstakes, S50-entrance free for
all ; mile heats, best three in five, TO harness.
Those wishing to enter will address by the 10th Of
October. the Proprietor at Richmond, Va.
sc 25-ts g. H. MILLER, BeI ~.
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rHr.H0RA HnWa. J
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ARRIvALOr THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
More Than sf,5OO,OOO In Specie

NEW YoRK, Oct 1s--The steamer Northern Light,
with 200 passengers, and upwards Of 81 10000 IN
treasure, arrived at quarantine last night at IL
O'Clock. She brings no list of the passengers Of
the lost steamer Central America but has the list
Of specie shipped freight by that vessel amount
ing to s., 33I 900.
CALIFORNIA INTELLIGENCE.
The official result Of the State election has been
declared Ia most Of the counties The vote poiiei
was $4,000 behind that OF the last election Weller
dcm., for Governor, has II 900 majority over both
the American and Republican candidates, and the
Legislature Is overwhelmingly Democratic. The
people resolved, by 1900 majority, TO pay the
State debt, but refused to call State Convention
Emigrants were pouring in over the inland routes
They generally report that they were annoyed by
the Indians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-17

THE MURDER IN SOMERSET COUNTY, MD-Margaret
stewart was the name of the white woman who
was brutality murdered near PRINCESS knna. Ne
isnd last week. by the negro John Gorvens who
ahee'ed to be insane. Her right hand, which the
wretch deliberately cut from her body. has since
oesh ionnd near where the murder was perpetra.
ted The villain Ia in jail ''p''i"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-17

episcopal BOARD OF MISsIoNs-The board of mis-
sons of the Protestant Episcopal Church met
"Wednesday, in st. Bartholomew Church, New
York city. The Bishop of South Carolina, Right
Rev. T. F. Davis, d. D., delivered, the same
evening, the annual sermon in the Church of the
Ascension. The Rev. Bishop Meade, of Va, pre-
Jal
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THE REDEMPTION OF STOCKS has been discontinued
at the United States Treasury, the current revenue
being now less than the current expenditure of the
cuuEtry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-17

DEATH OF AN OLD CITizES-Mr. Alexander Bran
der, an old merchant of Petersburg, whose sim
eular illness mentioned by our correspondent
yesterday died on Tuesday afternoon.
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oc LIST

pa THE CoILoDIoN which TYLER & Co. use INF their
business, is Ioaised with Chlorine Gas and HypOsal-
pbite Of Soda. This is why their pictures possess
sucha peerly tone. The drabs exhbtedby the small
fry pictures makers, merely developed with Cya
hide of Petass hence their liability to fade. For
cheap and durable lkenesses go to l39 Main street.
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MATTHEWS DIGEST, VOL II.

JAMES W00DH0USE & co. have ready for raIe:
DIGk OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA, of Civil
Ma ure, and Of a Permanent Character and 9en-
eral Operation: illustrated by Judicial Decisions.
By James NJ. Matthews. Vol. = S.. Also, for
sale, vol l. price Sc.
ToQKk's DIMENSIONS OF PURLEY. New Eng.
LARDNEKs MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND ART.
vols, l2mo, London. $3.50.
LORD BROU6HAM'S Historical Sketches Of States
men who iourished in the Time Of George Ill.
vols, London. 1913.
LORD BROUGHAM'S Lives of Philosophers of the
Time of George I'LL London 81 IS.
LORD BR0UGHAM'S Lives of Men Of Letters Of the
Time Of George III. $I25.
HIPp0LYTUS AND HIS AGE; or the Beginnings
and Prospects OF Christianity. BY Ihastsin
Charles j. Bunsen. Second edition vols. Lon
THE MONUMENTAL HISTORY OF EGYPT, as
recorded ON the ruins OF her Temples, Palaces
and Tombs. By VIM. Oshurn-with plates.
vols, svO, London $40.
PR0PRIA QU- e MARIBuS. and the B0xTuNNEL.
Two new stories. BY Charles Reade. author Of
Christie yohnstons," &C. Is cts:
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN WAR.
With Maps, Plans and Rngrayinss. By Cham
SUPERB BOOK World Noted Women; or, Types
of Womanly Attributes of all Lands and Age
BY Mary Cowden Clarke, author of the Con
eordance H. Shakespeare Beautifully Dlustra.
MANUAL or BRITISH RURAL SPORTS; corr
prising Hunting, Shooting, Courslng, Fishing,
Racing, &c, and the various Rural Games and
Sports Of Great Britain. BY stoneheage. Second
A MANUAL o. DOMESTIC ECONOMY. Suited
TO families spending from flod 10 81 100 year.
Including directions for the management OF the
Nursery and Sick ROOM illustrated with nu-
merous engravings. London. 50.
THE REASON WHY. BY the author Of " Inquire
NoTmiSG TO EAT. Not by the author of Nothing
&C is"stif JAMES wooDHoUsR 100.
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cnEsArsAKE AND ONO cANAL.-The Cumber,a,.
states That boats are still running on The
canal No breaks have recently occurred I'm, ,.,e
water is low, and boatsable to carry only nar,;ai
load copious rain would help the matter so,oa'
what. and enable shippers 20 send forward lar,,o
amount OF coal between now and the closing of ns
yigation by iee ~
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dentist advertises that she spares no PAINS
to render his operations satisfactory.
The steamer Catawba, arrived at Charleston on
the 18th, with Havana dates to the 10th inst. The
news is of no special Importance.
Rev. Mr.. Savelli, a Catholic priest was murdered
recently near Pointalail ache, La.
West A. Williams a well known citizen of An
derson, 5. c., died few days ago.
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SENATOR DoucLAs--The statement that Judge
Douglas sustained very heavy losses by recent de-
probation in stocks and Western lands, is contra
tiicted
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VALLEY FAR.--The annual fair of the Valley Ag-
ricultural Society opened last Tuesday, at Win
chester. Va, and was largely attended. The exhi
btion Of articles and stock was very fine.
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~ ORPHAN AsYLUM.--FEMALE HU-
NAME AssoaArfoS.-Th Board Of Managers Of this
Benevo Mt Institution represent TO the citizens OF
Richmond that it il necessary to raise The sum of
$I00 for the support of its inmates They therefore
have determined TO solicit contributions from all who
are able to give the widows mite" to secure their
object. In few days esponsble persons will visit
you. when youcan contribute 10 fund acceptable
TO God.
Richmond Oct I7-3ts
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,nrsrespKscE o. rms nIeaaosp pAnr plsparcn.l
------~.-------@-.@--
pgrEnsnuRa. October 10.

pETEEsBuRa. October 10
Another robbery was committed last pight'sin
the very business part Of the city. the mercantle
establishment OF Nessrs. Branch Rives navihs
been entered and the iron safe relieved OF sfoo
The robber was sesreted In the house ut the ''hse
of closing up. when taking advantage OF ". n NJ
sence of the clerks, he obtained the key az, arS
desk and did the job Ia the siyesH nea'''s ".s'
compietest manner imagineabie. .,.n
Another attempt was made h'H".1 a y. ~.
TO enter the house of Mr.. l.. Payanu, which nav
already mentioned, was attempted on seSefM o'her
occasions. e. a.. ,.orttus
Much sympathy is expressed Tor the worsing
can,mrnity EMPLOYERS are very much pushed,
ami arc forced in many instances to pay out In or
a.. There are more than four hundred cotton
s,e,ory hands out of employment, of which wo.
men and children form by far the greater part
The ,,eproes (free) thrown out OF work from the
tobacco factories, number some two OF three hun
ired.
The Hastings Court was adjourned over to-day
until tomorrow only one magistrate being pre-
sent
The weather to-day has been quite cold and
rainy.
Business progresses rs usual, the relief af
fordcd many Of the merchants by the bank suspen
sious having restored somewhat the vigor of trade
Some fine stock has been daily arriving for the
Fair. which commences on Tuesday next, among
which are noticeable several specimens of large
cattle from Pasohal Buford, of Bedford, aud John
q. Turpin, of Chesterfield. The Fair promises tt
be one Of the failures we sometimes read of.
ARIEL
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SUSPENSIONS IN TENNESSEE.

ST LOUIS Oct. 16.-Thcre Is heavy run on thu
Bank of the State of Misonri. The ability OF TIN
banks to hold out is doubted by some.
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FALL RACES.

q A& BROAD ROCK RA-
<GsHMAGE& CES.-FALL MEETING
lS5L-fIFTH AND LAST
DAY, Saturday, Oct. H.
Jockey Club Purse $500 three mile heats.
James Talley enters . M. Lucy Phillips 5 years
old, by Tally -Io, dam Betsy White
r.. Ii. Dickinson enters b. h. Tar River years old
by Nicholas dam by Lusborough.
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.-Sweepstake, s2s
entrance. play or pay. Proprietor adds t25.
fhos. W. boswell names b. h. Agitator, by Childe
Harreld, years old.
MIR. Macon names b. m. Parodi. by Tally -Iio,
years old.
Calvin Green names McCorwan's b. m, Lady
Campbell, years old.
nA- Race to come OF at o'clock.
~ Gate fee 50 cents. Strangers Bafges for the
week S., TO be had at the gate.
IS-lt e. GREEN Pronrietor
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u s. B.NK.-The Nat ional Intelligencer, in an
elaborate essay breaches the propriety of the re-
establishment of an United States Bank
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FASHIONABLE ISTnLfeEscE-The last new hand
square Of cambria. bordered with q succession OF
lace insertions and hens each edged by narrow
lace; the lafe which finishes the handkerchief must
be wide, several inches deep The round handker-
chief richly embroidered, Is also in vogue In the
gay capital
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-17

ARREST OF A PERSON SUPPOSED TO BE CON
NECrED WITH THE CUSTOM HOUSE ROBBERY
WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-An arrest was made here
this morning of aperson supposed to be connected
with the robbery of the Richmond Custom House
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-17

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 1.-THE Union Bank, Bank OF
Hamburg and Manufacturers Bank, Of Macon, sus-
pended this morning.
SAVANNAH, Oct. IA public meeting of the citi-
zens, held here to-day, recommended all the banks
to SUSPEND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-17

LYNCH LAWN Montgomery, Ala, an indvid-
ual named Smedley, who had rendered himself
odious TO the population, was seized a few nights
to leave the place.