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Delhi Down.

This head quarters of the incarnate demons OF
India. has succumbed at last. 1t has been the
scone of atrocities unparalleled In modern, history
aud which. will no doubt, DO amply avenged. Ii
is not TO be supposed that the conqaerors will
Initiate the brutal ferocity Of the Sepoys them.
selves to women and children, but If they fail 10
aeenge the unspeakabe crimes OF those wretcbe,
they do not deserve TO be masters CT the country
We may now expect the speedy suhjugation of In.
Ola, and tho permanent re establishment of British
power
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THIS EXPORTS ron rus FISCAL YEAR 1851. - the
report OF the Secretary OF the Treasury, to be pre-
s,n,ed 90 Congress next month will contain sa'e
ment showing tho Imports for the neeal year 1907
Of the principal fareian fnanufactures--nameiy
wooi,en. Cotton. silk, Linen and Iron.
f-,,,t,rriso, effsc Imports Of ne p'3efp1t fofcea
Manufacturers for The GScai gears isjd -iss,:
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The ENQUIRER.

We are pleased to learn from the Enquirer that
WV. F. RICHIE, ESQ., the popular senior editor Of
that paper, has considerably improved in health
20 much that he is now able 20 resume his edi-
torial duties We know of more dignifled and
courteous editor in Virginia, aud we are happy to
Welcome him back again to his post.
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StXnOr Riff

An exhibition will be given this afternoon and
night by the renowned Blitx and his wondrous
sAnaries The opportunity OF seeing this won
aerfui performer should not be Lost. signor Blitz
has few rivals in the magic art.
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MARRIED.

On tie llth inst, by Rev. Geo. II. Ray, Mr.. WI C.
LUCK and MISC LOUISA +. FOkE-all Of this
cisy.
At Eigemart Nov l0th by the Pew. Joseph Er.
nest, RICHARD II. WINSTON. OF Hanover, to MISC
KnSALiE :. STUART, daughter Of Dir. VIM. Bank
head Of Ulangs county, va.
On rhe 18th inst, by TIL Rev Philip Courtney, Mr..
WI. J GENTRY to Mies CELIA A. ABRAHAMS
daughter OF Wi!cher AbrahauIs, all OF this city.
U.s. Philadelphia papers please copy.
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GEN WALKERS MOVEMENTS

MOBILE, Nov. 12.-Gen. Walker arrived to-day in
the lower harbor with 800 men, who were joined
by % from here. THE party were taken OFF the
boat from New Orleans by small steamer outside
of the Bay, aud embarked in the Fashion, which
awaited them.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Rrt Of Richmond, Noe'r l3-Efigh Water "a acek.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, skinner, New York. mdse. and
passengers Ludam Watson:
Propeller A. IL. Bowman, Woodward. New iork
hav, NJ Downey, and lumber, E. Z. Ragland Go.
SAILED,
schr Richmond, James, New York, mdse, d. W.
Curre. ~
Schr. III 81. Neild, Stevens, Newport, nidse., W.
D. Co!quitt &c. ,
schr. Mary Willis, Parks, down the river. light.
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CONFERENCE.-The case Of James u. Lee.
'of gfsnd larceny before the Circuit Curt at
a.. Isuos' waa Concluded Thursday. the jury iud.
=, am sun'y Of petty lsrceny. Only ono piece
- aas 'nasa AT sio,swas proven in evidence %
bis pnnlahnsnt ' se' aeei'ed
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NEw TELEGRAPH LISE.--The telegraph line from
C'y Point TO Burkesylle via Petersburg, has been
snished and the first message went over IL yest,r.
a.y morning 1t connects with the Lynehbarg
shd Abingdon line for the Southwest.
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sHir BusSr-The ship Howadji, Captain Belch
which sailed from Boston the Both uit., for Liy.
srpooi, WITH cotton, oil cake, &C., was struck by
nghtning ON the Sd inst, and destroyed by fire.
The crew were saved. The ship was insured in
BoStan "
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Aes- CAuTiox.-The public are hereby
cautioned against trusting THOMAS GRlFEiS. 60,
Iored, account he having poem aibG r., So
from our service on the 81 inst The said Thohias
Orain nes ar having been instructed 10 contract any
bills On our account will therefore pay 10 DIS
that he has made. HEARD L..
no lI-It* Dime House, no. % ma" ~.
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DEATH or VENEER BLE CouPLE.-0n the 9TH inst,
Mr.. Butterfed yarnum and his wife. a venerable
pair, who for 81 years have lived happily together
In nraeut. Mass, died under somewhat similar cir
cumstanees. Mrs. yarnum. who has for nearly a
rear past been in failing health, has frequently
expressed the wish that her life might be spared
long that Of her aged partner; and as II hea-
ven had answered her prayers she expired on the
same day. in less than five hours after he breath
cd nis last
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

So !. fIr.,,l,3 lcr.--Mr. ALBERT
! ,glFsa,- oi Caroline Va, will preach the soapei
i, he kina,inn Of God at Bethel Nesting House.
~ ~. ~ -. - ;,,s.ssi1 ' - no 14-lt@
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M,ys Tue MANUFACTURERS OF TOBACCO
will nease assemble at shockoe Marehouse. On =
TUESDAY next nth instant. irnodistely hiIer t l
Sales for the purpose Of making arrangements ~.
tie convention proposed TO be held in tbs city
THURSDAY. the Sd December. no s~oa
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DESTRUCTIVE FIEE.-A large barn, in Waltlam.
Mass, the property OF Isaac Farwell with its con.
tents, WAS DESTROYED by fire on Saturday night
last Three horses, yoke of oxen aud II cow per.
ished III the flames. The aggregate loss was about
$4,000. The fire was said to have been the work
of rn incendiary.
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F-NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,
PER NEW YORK STEAMERS.
Shippers PER steamers -
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,

who consi9n their goods oRpRR are earnestly re-
quested TO forward their bills Of lading promptly. as
hereafter all goods not called for the day after her
arrival will be stored at their expense aud risk.
LUDLAM & WATSON.
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p.Trsfs',.Amoeg the patents issued Las, ,,o..,
$ s.s. ~ .y Of vaEor
areas. Rbfssns-0es Watt. Of RiehmonS va'a', I
improvement 10 plows Patented Dec. ., 1850
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DISPATCH
IL STEAM POWER
PRIN TING FECE,
CorREr Of AIil ard Thirteenth Streets, Richmond
JOHN D, HAAIMERSLEY & Co, Proprietor.

This establishment (beng the most complete Prin-
terJ n the SOUTH 10th as regards Types, Ornaments
&c, aud the latest a.d most approved siachine
Presses Ia daily turning out the finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such az
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATAL0iU RS, NOTES POSTERS
CICULARS. PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF IADING, HANDBlLLS, &c
ES~ Particular attention given to tiue work Tor
Banks, Public Offices Insurance, Railroad ami Trans
portatiou Companies, Tobacco factors, 6c
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARps. BILL HEADs, Small
Circulars, Labels DC, ID capable OF turning OF 900
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment To obtain this description of
work at the shortest possible notice.
HH~ Prices reduced IN proportion 20 The increase If
speed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
coored inks executed in the highest style Of the art
In this branch of the business the proprietoIs
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
So SPECIAL NOTICE All who wish Cards,
Circulars and Show Bills printed for distribution du.
ring the approaching Fair, would do well 70 send in
their orders and have them supped at once, while
there is ample time 20 fill them.
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HIGHWAY RoBBRRY.-0ne night last week Mr. T.
Paulison, the Surrogate Of Der yin county, n j..
WAS stopped near Neehawken Hill, by some men
who robbed him of his gold watch anu S. in mo-
ney, and then drew bag over his head. which
they tied around his waist He was soon after re-
leyed by farmer who was passlng.
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L1PE SENrCNCE.-Samuel Ross who was recent.
~ arrested IN Cincinnati. Oaic. On charge of rob:
bing the mali car of the Grand Trunk railway IL,
Canada was recently convicted on that charge in
Toronto, aud sentenced TO imprisonment for life.
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r 4 NJ. ROsENBAuM, Dealers in

u Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at ies Broad &C..
ing bought the principal part Of their stock recent
y ut great sacrifice. for cash. which will enable
them to ssii cheaper. at profit. than any Of those
OF Fancy and Imported Goods Is very complcte. with
full siock Of Goolen Domestic Manufacturer.
They respectfully solicit call from their fiends and
strangers Waiting the city During the Fair, q 100
Broad streetA i. a s...Sl4.a. Gem
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sprcrs ~ NEW oRLEays.-The specie In the bank
vaults of New Orleans last Saturday amounted to
sa,500a0o, being au increase Of Si.9ao.0oo during
the week. The receipts Of gold and silver on that
day from Havana reached $4,000.
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sulcipk--John Ciemmer committed suicide nea r
middieorook, Augusta county. Va, few days
since, by hanging himself lie was insane. and
had oesn an inmate of the Western lunatie asy-
,uf. The deed Was committed In his brother :
barn.
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A GRACEFUL CoNPLlMENT.-lt was a judicious re.
solution OF a father. when being asked what he in
tended to do with his girls, replied
a"l intend TO apprentices them to their excellent
mother, that they may learn the art of improving
time. and he fitted to become wives, mothers and
heads of families, and useful members of society
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LOST

7 OST-On Thursday afternoon, between
IL Sth ard 18th streets. LADY'S FITCH NECK
FUR. The finder will he suitably rewarded by lcav-
ing the at the Dispatch office. no lists
I OST-On Thursday evening, between
Mr. b. l.. Chinns. on Gimbles Hill, CAMEO
BREAST-PIN medium size The finder viii receive
a liberal reward by leaving the same at this office,
or with the subscriber at the Tredegar Iron Works.
no l4-lt* NM. r.. TANNER.
T OST MONEY Lost, between 18th
H and Iith on Main street, FIVE DOLLAR
CAPE FEAR BANK NoFE. suitable reward
will be paid by returning il TO me, az Messrs. Kent,
Paine IL Co.'S [nol4-1t*I EDWIN JAMES.
I OST-Between Mitchell & Tyler's and
~ Binforf. MAYO & BlaiIs, heavy GOLD FOB
CHAIN The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at the Dispatch Office jewelers.
cautioned against trading for the same.
no I3-3t
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--A destructive FIRE occurred
at Aiexandrfa Ia, on the ith inst. large por-
ton OF the business part Of the city Is entirely
destroyed. One block was totally consumed. with
the single exception Of the ice houss, which was
still burning on the night Of the 9Th.
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"VoupoU' DASeE.--Piftcc,r negro mon and ,so
men were arrested In New Orleans la, ,.aaE a.
Participating 10 the African youdou dance When
taken they had images placed aeound the room as
70 the custom Ia Africa. They were ordered so
'Asn'S sseh' The daneeis most obscene and brutal
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NEW YORK Nov. l3.-The steamer st. Louis from
Aspinwali, via. Havana, on the 10th, has arrived
with the California mails TO the 10Th Oct.
She brings 81 ,000,U00 in specie
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RATHER ToUGH.-An exchange says that few
days ago. two men were attacked upon Sde!iug
Hill. Bedford county, Pa, by a large gray eagle
them, when both man and eagle fell to the ground
IN deadly struggle. The other man had Il gun
but was afraid To use it, so drawing his knife, he
rushed III and cit the eagles throat. The bird
measured nine feet between the tips of the wings
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SHOCKING CATAsrRoPHE.-nn Tuesday evening" q
yOung woman named Priscilla Ponder. fe i through
the floor of a water closet, the brick wall Of which
had been undermined by recent rains, ut the Mag
uolia House. CovInSton. Ky. and was suifocatcd
before assistance could be afforded.
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MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK, Nov. I3.-The schooner Nebraska, from
Philadelphia bound for Georgetown, ID. c., with
coal, has sunk in three fathoms water, on Horse
Shoe.
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foisoSER SRNrEScED --Thos. Allen, colored, was
convicted last Friday, at Indianapolis Ind. of an
attempt to poison the family aud .boarders Of the
hay House, In that city. lie was sentenced TO five
years Imprisonment in the penitentiafy. p
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Si25 5SS.no sI29, 534 eco
a nfhf nsnn


Decrease IN 'cfts
The lamentations of woollen, silk, aud iron man
nf,c,urcs have decreased, while the importations Of
cotton and linen manufactures have increased
The decrease in silk importatons amounts TO Eve
millions Of dollars and the increase OF cotton i'm
portatiou, TO over two aud half millions. The
imports OF linen. wooilen, and iron manufactures
have not materially altered
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UGH.-ln looking over the schedule of articles
to be- presented to the different Indian tribes for
which the Secretary of the Interior invites propo-
sais, observe the item 1.-TWO hundred dozen
scalping knives" Our hand went up inyoluntar-
lis TO the ''place where the hair ought to grow -
Butler TsltgTdph
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ACCEPTING the "RELIEF AcT."-On Tuesday. Sd
inst, the stockholders of the Doylestown Bank. nf
Bucks county, Pa. held meeting at the banking
house In that borough, when, on the question of
accepting or refusing the recent relief act" the
vote stoed for accepting, SIS, against accepting.
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SIMPLE REMEDT.-A writer in the Baltimore
sun, who has been afflicted severely in his family
10y that appalling disease. bronchitis. has found
relief from the following remedy: Take honey in
the comb. squeeze it cut and dilute with little
water. aud wet the lips and mouth occasionally
with it. 1t has never been known to fail. in cases
where children had throats swollen rs to be ui-
able 10 swallow. 1t is certainly simple remedy,
and may be a very etfcacious enc.
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LAFs SENTENCE EoE BURGLAgY--Thos. Graham.
convicted at Worcester, Mass, for breaking into
aud robbng the house Of Ethan Allen of that CITY.
was brought up few days since and sentenced to
life =" Nv ~ ~
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FUNDS SUBJECT TO DRAFT IN THE UNITED
STATES TREASURY
WASHINGTON Nov. 13.-The amount in the L. S.
Treasury, subject to draft, is $S,750,0o0.
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ALABAMA LEGISLATuRE.-BOth Houses Of the Ala
hama Legislature convened at Montgomery on
Monday last. The Senate was organized by the
election of Jas. Vi. Calhoun. of Dallas, President
In the House, Gen. Crawford NJ. jackson, Of Au-
taGga, elected Speaker without opposition.
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FATAL AccIDESr.-Alexander " Smith. n saddle
and harness maker, formerly of Baltimore. was
killed on the line Of the Georgia Railroad on Tues
day.
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PHoT0GRAPnY.--Tt is wonderful what this art Is
capable Of producing. We have before us the De-
clsration of Independence, containing 800 lot
tiers, nor larger than the head of pin, which,
when viewed through microscope, may be read
distinctiy-k. J.. Ere. Post.
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ELEcrIo, OF RAILROAD 0gFlcsRs.--A meeting of
the directors Of the Roanoke Valley Railroad Com
psny wss held in Clarksvile, Va, on Friday. at
which Henry Wood, Esq. elected President of
the road. vice l.. l.. Finch resigned. and John G.
Boyd Esq. chosen director. Mr.. Finch was then
elected Superintendent of the road, at n salary of
1900 per annuni o.
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Hon /. A. Thompson has been elected Mayor of
Gelveston, Texas.
Miss MAGGIE Mitchell Is announced in the Nor
folk Va papers, to appear there on Wednesday
night.
The shin Johannesburg arrived at New Orleans on
the It'll Instant with French opera troupe from
Havre.
Samuel Whitaker, for y years a member Of the
North Carolina Legislature, from Wake county
died on the 18th inst.
Joseph Underwood has been committed to jal,
in Charlotte y. c., for attempting to run off slaves.
The penalty for the crime is death.
There is quite a row among the illustrated news
paper men. Frank Leslie has commenced a suit
against VI. u. faljou for alleged libel, laying
his damages at 10000.
parsou Brownlow says tn t the natural pitch of
hia voice is snch that he could speak to a ten-acre
field of live Yankees without any Inconvenience to
himself.
Ned NcGnwan. the notorious victim of the
Vigilance Committee. has started a paper called
the Phoenix i'll Sacramento. which he tlevotes to
showing up the members of tina Committee.
The Michigan Central loan taken mot in
London, stated,) at from I5aSj, and mostly by
Boston parties.
GEORGE c. Cahell, Esq was elected Common
wealths Attorney for the Corporation of Danville,
on Thursday last.
Gov. II. G. Ruunels. of Texas, quite sick at
Houston or the 10Th ult., and hopes en-
tertained of his recovery.
The ship Gutenberg arrived at New York Thurs
day from Hamburg, with 81 emigrants. She had
81 deaths the passage intending the chief mate.
Dr stephen Davis. well known physician of
Narranton, y. c.. died on the llth inst
A telescope comet vas discovered from the OBJ
servatory at Harvard College Wednesday evening.
The Alabama river is in fine boating order, hay-
ing five feet water.
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RLooDT ABRAHAM ARRAY occurred in Hunts
Vile, Texas on the Goth ult.. In which Nn. Leach,
who has attempted to procure divorce from his
wife. was attacked by his two step SONS One of
the sons was killed. and the other mortally wound.
IL
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THE DECKS are rather doubtful just now. aud it
will interest lovers of the 'bird" to know that in
Norfolk. Va, during the past week, over 100 have
been seized in the market as unfit for eating.
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NECOND SUPPLY
y OF
STAPLE F ANCY AND DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN, FOX & Co.,

viii open on Monday, 10th Nov, large and at
trac1iva stock purchased in New York the past
week prices most rui2ous TO importers, and Will
astnnish pur chasers We now solicit the city and
country trade to call at establishment, 2l7 Broad
street and Judge for themselves. We are determined
To make such prices for goods will really
prove TO cash aud promot paying customers that it
is to their interest to call aud examine them.
Among the goods will be found -
Velvet f,aluced Cashmere Robes
Side striped French Drlaine do.
Elegant bounced silk do.
side striprd do do.
Barsdere faffetta Silks. in great variety
rlaip BIask silks
Ba adere pucals
Low priced Dress Goods in great variety
Rack and colored Moire Antique
Riack Tui k Satin National
Elegant Velvet and Cloth ,'loaks
cheneiie and Stella Shawls
Long Blank { and Tibet do.
Black and oo0ied ,Iuare do.
Negro clothing, very large assortment
Fui.ed Cloths, Satintts tiEseys. &C, &c.
Brown and hieacEed Cotton great bargains
Negro Blankets,
Family Bed do,
Carpettings. Druggetts and Rugs. with a full as
sortment of Housekeeping Linen.
PS We have reduced the prices of our entire
stick to correspond with those now opening.
no lf-6t BREEDES, FOX & co.
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FATAL AFFArR-Maj. Thomas Null, several years
a member of the Mississippi legislature was killed
al Memphis Tenn, on the 9Th inst, in an ARRAY
with ". Il. Hunt, wealthy gentleman of that
place. Six shots were fired, one piercing Maj. NJ
through the heart.
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Az. poMEns' GALLERY was crowded

ss;g@ Powers GALLERY was croWdeu
~ gr,.s YESTERDAY hut of course that is no strange
~. fnr Tho ,,eople seem 10 take notice or thlpk
aly thing Of pictures particularly to their pernss
,.,nay .nless made 10y the Imperial Alnpret. pist;
PO,,ERS who never makes likeness unless u ~ OF
.la best ,uaiity and warranted to remain unchang
al ~ long rs tine lasts. POW ERS makes the pest
oi Weaknesses for fifty cents. l5l Nam 81. no
E<g- ArcrioN NOTICE. - Attention Is
AS, ed to my sale THIS MORNING. commencing st
II O lock OF the hey, Furniture and bar Room FIX
tnres of the Planters House, Cary street, near
tue Columbian Hotel by order OF r. u. humi'ro'
Agent. ,,yEovr Az.
40 Ii THUhAo v" hbEoEf'+ n"e''
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OK REWARD Was stolen from my
epc Gallery, on thursday night. between the hours
enc of the frames contained the likenesses OF Gov
Floyd, Hon. J. Y Mason, Col q. w Hopkins, v.
Witeher. Esd. Hon. A. Stephenson, Gen. W. II
Richardson and the copy of Statuetre others were
not of so much Importance the one above men
toned. will pay the above reward for their reeoy.
cry; also s. for the conviction of the thief
no H--3t* Il. 8. SAMMY, I45 Main street.
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q MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem
Xxx beF5 of Hcnrico Union Lodge, No l30 are IT.
~ \quested to meet at their lodge ROOM il
SpunSheid Hall, on SATURDAY, the 18th inst. at
O'Clock. A. NJ to attend the funeral of deceased
brother. Jyo. n HARRISON.
Members of sister Lodges are respectfully invited
to unite with
BY order of Worshipful Master.
no l3-2t VERNON A. Bowls Sec'y