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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-01
DLUMBiNG, METALLIC RUcFING, &c

i
che subscriber 10 row putting up in town and
country, all birds of
HYDRAULIC APPARATUS
on the mr % sciept.fc and epprCyed principles and
warranted to work we'll
Iron and Brass lift and forcs frmps; Copper
Boilers; Copper Lead ana Iron Bath tubs; Water
Closets; Wsshst.pds; Showers, &c
Improved Balance Valve Hydraulic Rams, for sup.
plying dwellings barn yards, gardens engines fsc-
tories railroad stations NO, with running water
sonB.s ntly en- hand
ME- rALIC ROOFING,
- GUFTERING, and
SCOUTING,
done In the best and most Substantial manner and
very atco-nmodatIrg terms
~ Ofders from any part of the gtate promptly
ate nded to
p PAUL BARGAMIN, 10th street,
ap 29---3t Between NJ ain and Cary Richmopd.
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"A TWENTY DOLLARS REWARn.

IA TWENTY DOLLARS REWARn.
Ell Ran away from Charles City county, on th .
"a 19.h March, two ne gro men, GEORGE and
~ RANDOLPH PAGE 50 and 20 years old !;
81 both dressed in great sack costs sld pants, AND
low wool hats Gsc:ge 10 low, square butt, with
whiskars ali around tpe chin, Randolph 10 spsrsr
ana ia ler without wbskets bat hes blsmsh In one
OF his eyes and stg tern when spokeo TO. They afe
either near the Glover Hill Pitts in Powhatsn
county, or near Major Woodridge's farm, in Alice
marle county
xr- Please deliver them to Pulliam Davis, Ia
Richmond WIN. "ARiNkER.
an S0-~w2t*
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nEsT TIM DEMONSTRATED $50
~ DAS&; MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies snd Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity that
she will give information in ell thu affairs relating to
life such as Health, Wealth Live, Marriage Jour
neys, Law Suits, Difficulties in 5usines., Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death AID in respect to all
OF her subj both pass ard future, and all
concerns Of life. Terms-For Ladies % cents, Gem
tlemen 80 cents, each. Apply at No. II, (which is
over tbs door, Taylcrs alley between 18th and 18th
and Main ana Gary Streets Richmond, Va
-1,px
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l10 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND III
-S~O HANOVER COUNTY, 20 MILES FROM
RICHMOND MARC ENTRAL RAILROAD,
FOR SALE The subscribers authorized to sell
the above tract Of lsnd 1t adjsips the lands Of
NessIs VIM PTiddy, Fielding Fieshmau, West Wy.
att Oliver T; Grots and s.hen. Ths most Of the
trsct 10 heavily set In wood and thers 10 on II sce
fine timber. II early application 10 made. bergstE
GoDDIN APPERsoE.
ap 22--2aw2w 20 Aus.toneers
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E'ANM In NEW kEEr -GR SAEE.---
q Will be sid on MONDAY, the 4th day of day,
at Henrico County CoIct House, that being Cour.
day at IL O'Clock NJ. SO of Land more or less,
lying upon the Williamsburg Stage Road, twenty.
two miles frora Richmond, nesr the Cross Rotd
has frame dwelling house It with three rooms G
complete order. with barn and st,ble with the ne.
cessary out houses The York River Railroad, run
near the place beinx situated about miles from
York river There is about 80 cleared and un-
Ger cultivation, the remand Or in osk sni pine wood
TERMs-C ne-ihird cas5; balance at and months
with NEGOTIABLE notes, with interest added and title
retained until the last note is paid.
ap18 GOGDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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y" N. A. LIZ A.
WA I. SAITH


Nc q Main st. ard Ger FEaakI;n and 18th SITS
WANTED-Three Journsymen cabinet makers
"he above esn .a fuur at all hours at the corner
of Fran kiln sud 18Th treats az l6-im~
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OTTO K..-Ait persons having cIntnis
In agsnss the estate OF the late Tao aA8 0AA.
LAND CLARKE, Of Hanover, srs requested TO pre-
vithout dsisy, to w. GODDln. Attorney.
49, In feet, for Martha y: Clarke,
.p2s-2awlm Exssutng.
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COUNTRY SEAT, 3 Io2

fETllE3UR'S GOD LIVEk GIL, AND
w PHOSPHATE OF LINE, preparation high
ly approved by medical fer Iacipient Cor samp-
ton and tisesses of he Lungs supply OF the
sbovs received and fer sale by
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecsry and Druggist,
ap 30-lw Market Place. franklin st.
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VITY MADE FURNITURE,
" AT NEDUCED PRICES

The updersened intending 10 make change in
HE business, offers his stock Of Cabinet Furniture
Upholstery, &c, reduced prices, ell of which are
OF hin own manufacture, and those in want of srti
cies in his line, will find it to their interest TO give
him q call before purchasing elsewhere.
+. Fl COWLiNG,
ap Is h1m No 10 Governor street.
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HOUSE AND LUT IN SYDNEY, ON
II ELMWCOD tOR MAiN) AND CHERRY
STREETS, At AUCTION.--On WEDNESDAY,.
9Th May, at O'Clock P. NJ upon tbs premises will
be sold a Framed House and Lot, situated above
one square west of the Fair Or ,uuJs 1t has rooms
with a covered passage leading to the kitchen which
has two rooms, and is & we'll built and comfortable
residence
The los fronts s. feet, and runs back 1879 feet to
an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs-Oue fou tt cash; balance at t. end IL
months with inter est and secured BY q trust deed.
apz7 TAYbNR L WILLIAMS Aucts
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NRUSTEE'S sALk or HOUSE AMI
CHANANs SPRING, (HENeICO COUNTY, Al
AUCTION By virtue Of dsed Of trust. execut 4
oy John Overly and wife, dated l4th April, 1855
and GUY recorded 10 Hsnrco County Court, we shs
proceed to sell tat ths request of the trustee there
nsme5l at public auction, the premises FsI
IA I, the 9th May, 1851 commencing At O'clock P
the lot fronting so fset, on Leigh street, near
Sgchsnan's Spring and running hack It's feet TO an
alley ~ fest wide together with Framed Dwell
Ing and ether improve ments thereon
TERMS cash, as to BIOS 5, with interest from 14th
Apni: 90; balance on credit OIL and years. from
IAN April, 1857 for bonds notes. secured by trust
Taxes for 1887, the purchaser to pay
ap % auDnIN AoPESSON Aucts
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NEW EtkNE2 URk sES7hsl.--t ~ g, the
" undersigned, have taken the store on Mein .t
No q, where we have on HAND large assortment
of Cit .made work. which promise ssI cheap
er aud Perhaps better article than can he bought
In tbs city. We also continue 20 keep on band and
manufacture. at our clc stand. cor ell of Franklin
and 18th streets all kinds of COFFINs. viz: Mahog
any, Walnut, Poplar Ch7rry, Pine, aSc. We alec
havs HesIse Hacks all the necessary articles in
tne Updertar linz, such as shee.a, shrouds Plates
Sc which furnish more Reasonable terms
than san be had ia hichmond
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ytRN VALUABLE LtsT FOE SALt DIN
7rH STREET AND MARKET AVENUE.--
We ae .uthc-i lied to sell the really valusbie Lot on
eth, betwssn Gay snd MARSHALL ssreets frontoe 100
fee running :scS I&5 feet 10 Market Avenue on
which il bss front Of 100 feet. 1t is admire bly,
sdspted To private residences 18th street ant, 70
stores on Market avenue TO perTon who will pur-
chs'e The whole Lot, thu p'ice and terms will hs
most 1easonsbe. apply at rnce to
9ODDIN L &PPERsON
an 3D. 2sy2W Auc,inpeare-
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aATASHING AND IRnNENli. --Thc sub.
W scribsr is now prepared to execute WASH
ING and IRONING in the neatest manner and with
great fscjlity. He uses his PARENT WASHING
MACHINE, with floating bales whiah experience
proves, dos rot the clothes at all; thereby
proving great saving over the ordinary mode of
washing All clothing will be called for and return
ed ON any stated day.
~ orders left at his Office on 9Th between Grace
and Franklin streets. at tis laundry, corner of
Marshall and henry streets, will ba promptly attend
ed to.
40 .S-aIn* WM H. WOODWARD
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MEAT COTTAGE sAaM CONTAINING
~ 9 ACaES, On WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.
Mills BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SAiE AT
AUCTION Will he sold, on TUESDAY, the 5th OF
gay, 1921, on the premises, commencing q. oclk
P M, the above located Farm, DOW in the occuosp.
cy of Mr. Thomas J. White. The improvements on
tbs plaoe consists Ct excellent Cottage Dwelling
and the usual outbuildngs Ii adioins the farms OF
Msfsas John Poe aud Charles 3. Williams The 10.
cation is e ha adsome one, and the land admirabl;
adapted to a unsrket garden
TEsMs-- One-fourth cash. balance at A. 8 and Il
months for negotiable notes Interest added secured
by trpst deed
The taxes for 1857, to bs paid by the Purchaser.
apps Gt.DntN Il APeFRSON, Auc.s
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IIBk nt CFv ,'LtsA i sr"nF fUit
BARGAINS It admitted b. the flocks Of
customers c-owd'ng GOLEsMIT3 chasp store dai
" that he 10 offering the gresteit l. ducemeuts to
purchsrers Oh have been heard of be .era
HI ia, the cheapest h1nls1res. ana mort complete
stock Of Millinery Goods, to ha found anywhere
Trlmuines for Drssse. and Mautles, csn be found
handsome stock; every st7le Of earssos from 25 otf
to IS: Checked, Cambria Nainsook 7riili,ptes: DOT
ted and pa Swiss MuslinG; Irish Linens SUP erior
srtiels at ST! 81. snd 50 CENTS Black Silk. uru.
suslly ohssp, Cambria SWisa bobbin Edgngs and In
ssrngs Collars; Sleeves; San3s; infa,t tuaists Eur
broi ereG Skrts Hoops Of every hind; Co'set.; to-
gsthar with numerous ether goods Az his sock is
unusually large he is determined close it out at
such prices 8 defy competition.
ap 81 y iOLO>MIT. 205 Broad street
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O. A EKVAD KU n
<afAaA INSE> JOCKEY CLU6-There
aEsssEss%s& will be meesrs OF tina
sxu~s4a-- So 49, Broad Rock Jockey Club
at NO 4. Ba LARD Hou,e On SATURDAY evening I'd
Nav, at O'Clock. Members requested to at
tend. THOMAS N. JONES'
sp 3e-3t secretary
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Fire in Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 21.-A fire
broke out early this morning i'll the Eagle
Bank block, occupied by the Democrat
printing establishment; the Eagle Bank;
0. A. Hyde e Co.; Palmer & Co., jewell
iers; l.. Disbrow, tobacconist, U. S. Ex-
press office, and numerous law and other
offices, The entire block was burnt to
the ground, with all its contents. The
Commercial Bank block, adjoining, was
also burned. The letter block was oc-
cupied by the Commercial Bank and Hus-
band & Shirkiff, bankers.
Losses-J. Chappell, owner of the Ea-
gle block, $4,000; Eagle Bank, $4,000;
Democrat establishment, 100000; Com
mercisl Bank, $4,000; o. A. Hyde e. Co,
100000; }. Disbrow, SS25,0O0: Thomas
II. Rochester, $1,000.
Two firemen were injured by the falling
of the walls, and several We're seriously
wounded. The fire was first discovered
in the Eagle Bank.
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L AT EST N EW S.
Snow StOrm-Damage to RailrO ad
Tracks.

BUFFALO, Nov. 21.-The storm yester-
day and last night was very severe The
amount of snow which fell was not large,
out it drifted badly. The track of the
Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad, bet
ween Buffalo and Black Rock, was so
washed by the waves from the lake that
trains cannot pass. Seven wives Of the
Morse and Montreal telegraph lines on
the above road have been completely
swept away. The tracks of the New
York Central and Lake Shore railroads
are not INSTRUCTED by snow land the trains
are running regularly,
ST. CATHARINE's, G. W., Nov. 21.-
Snow fell here last night to the depth of
Is inches. The passenger trains Of the
Great Western Railway got through, but
only at very late hour. The freight
trains stuck in the drifts.
ALBANY, Nov. 21.-The weather here
is clear and cold but considerable snow
has fallen at Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
There is no obstruction yet to navigation
on the canal or travel on the railroads.
The canal is likely to be open these three
or four weeks longer.
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Railroad an Abolitionist.

The Delaware Railroad is an abol-
zionist We do not mean to accuse the
officers of the road of conniving at the
escape Of slaves; indeed, we have good
reason to believe they act to the contrary;
but since the construction of the road
owners Of slaves are on it almost daily
hunting runaway negroes. If the drain
continues as it has done for some time
past, the whole slave population of the
Peninsula will escape. Cannot some
means be made use Of as a preventive
1t is fact, however, that few, if any of
them, have been found on or by means
of the road. So mysterious has been the
disappearance of many of them, that it
has been suggested that they have taken
a southerW direction. and that an adver-
tisement and a short trip on the road were
made use of as blind We are rather
inclined to think that most of them have
gone North, either by way of the Chesa-
peake or Delaware bays, and those in
search of them by hunting on the road
have been led off from the right track
Peninsul0r Ne,os G AdrertiSer
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lzg~ Listen, We Dyspeptics.-GO
nd do Ii wise. Permanent Cure


The Rev. James Hunnicutt, proprietor and
editor of that excellent paper, the Christian
Banner, published at Fredericksburg, Va,
in his editorial Of June 5th 1857, thus speaks
of his cure
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
It will remembered by many ofour readers,
that several years ago we stated in the edi-
torial columns of the Christian Banner, that
II tMproN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE had effected
a cure for Dyspepsia in our own case-that
we had labored long with this terrible dis
ease and suffered most awfulIy, the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies
this horrible enemy Of man and mans hap
pincss. For a long time we lived in constant
fear that the fell monster would RETURN
But, thank God and thanks to Hampton's
Tincture. the gloomy demon has not yet re
turned, and we begin to think he never will.
Wenow feel confident in saying that Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture has made radical
cure ofDyspepsia in our own case We have
not taken drop OF it for the last two years,
to the best of our recollection. We eat what
we please, and as much as we please and chew
tobacco to our hearts content and all is Well
We believe that twelve bottles, judiciousy
taken, will cure nine cases out Of every IN Of
dyspeptics. We conscientiously recolneNend
it to all dyspeptics. The spring time md
summer it is most recommended, therefore,
as philanthropist, we call attention to it
Editor Of tie Christian Banner.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures Of
Cough, Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c. As res
torative and inyigorator, it has been highly
recommended.
HAMPTON's VEGETABLE T1NCTURE.
S~ Delicate Ladies and Children will
please give it a trial.
~ See advertisement in another place.
DC g
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nsaae The dancing season in the gay
city of Washington has set in in good
earnest. We observe that our friend. the
suaye and eStnnable gentleman. Mr.
CAnUsI, still holds his own. His soirees,
at his spacious and beautiful saloon are
as popular as ever and occur, as in past
years, on the Friday nights of each week.
These pleasant assemblies are cminently
fashionable, ranking with the chops" at
the principal hotels. Mr.. CARUsI is much
beloved by his patrons for his many ami
able qualities, as is evinced by the fact
that he is now teaching the second gen.
Grafton of his pupils.
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Navigation of the Nj ississippi.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 21.-There is
now sixteen feet of water on the bar at
the mouth Of the Mississippi. The ship
Enoch Train, with cargo of cotton for
Liverpool, is aground.
Al the officers of the steamships Gal
weston and Opelousas have been arrested
for being concerned in the fillibustering
scheme of Walker.
The steamer CahaWha from Havana
and New York has arrived.
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The News.

The steamer Atlantic arrived at New
York, on Sunday afternoon with Liver
pool dates to the 18th inst. The iinan-
cial news is very important. The tinan-
cial panic is spreading rapidly through
out England and the Continent. Heavy
failures are reported The bank of Eng
land has advanced her interest to ten per
cent, a rate two per cent. above the
highest point ever before reached.
There are also interesting accounts from
India, which our space, however, has
constrained us to omit. The king of
Delhi has been captured and his two sons
executed.
There have been q severe snow storm
at Buffalo. and much damage was done
to the track of the Buffalo and Niagara
Falls railroad, and to the telegraph wires.
Destructive fires occurred in Roches-
ter, IN. y and in Louisville, (Ky.,) on
Saturday Also at Mobile on Friday
night
Certain persons have been arrested
charged with being implicated in WAL
ker's new fillibustering scheme.
Seven hundred thousand bushels of
wheat are now on their way from the up
per lakes to Oswego.
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The Estate of Charles II. Mills,
disappointment OfTreasurer
The Citizens, Convention. etc.

Boz ION, Nov. 21.-It has been finally
determined that the estate of Chas. H.
Mills 4 Co., a heavy dry goods house
that went down down during the late
crash, shall be wound up, and Messrs.
Georgr B. Upton and Chas. p. Hunting
ton have been selected as trustees for that
purpose.
Geo. H. Kuhn has been appointed
treasurer Of the Bay State Mills, m place
of Sam'l. Lawrence; Esq, who has re-
signed.
Hon. Benjamin r. Curtis, late judge of
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
made his first appearance at the bar since
his resignation this morning.
The citizens convention for the nomi-
nation of a candidate for May Or has f.
nally adjourned, after IS unsuccessful
ballotingS.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, November 23--Flour-
The market to-day closed dull sales
of 5000 barrels. Common to good State
at 4,90a5 90, Ohio $53Oa5 so; South
ern $5.25a5 40-a decline Of 10 cents on
State Ohio and Southern unchanged.
Wheat-Priees closed with a declining
tendency.
Corn-Is dull no sales worth report
ing.
Provisions are very dull.
Whisky-Is unchanged-sales Of Ohio
at "a cents.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL. NORFOLA
VIM. S WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.

VIM. 5 WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.
J M Mercer. Norfolk; j J Bell, G A
Holt, Accomac; } B Clopton, E. City,
S Bray, S P MuseneauX, } H Bockover,
Il B Wakeman, New York; J P Morgan
Washington; D Ii Winter, Baltimore; J
Cary, j W Keeling, Suffolk; A w Lee,
Norfolk: H Pannell, Petersburg; Mr. Hum
ter, G w Hunter, Princess Anne; N j
Foster, ship Emporium, D B Monette,
New Hampshire; j W GUSTS, Fl LYLE,
Williamsburg; L Hassan, L Skinner,
Surry; DR.. Monette, Richmond; f A
Davry, Weldon; J M Wyche, Southamp-
ton.
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Conviction for Murder.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 22-The jury in
the case of William Williams, indicted
for the murder Of Daniel Hendricks, near
Queenstown, have rendered a verdict Of
guilty of murder in the first degree. =
His counsel having filed exc options to u
part of the charge of the court.
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Wheat for OsWegO.

OswEGo, N. Y, Nov. 21.-The Times
this afternoon publishes a list Of fifty YES
sells now on their way from the upper
lakes for this port which 100000 bushels
of wheat, principally from Chicago. 1t
is estimated that half million bushels
will be here on the close of the canal. All
the mills are in operation.
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Adjustable, Double Action
DOOR-SPRING.
PATENTED SEPTEMBER s, 1857.

= TED DEF TENT'EF O, I60T.
THIS new and simple arrangement en-
l. tirely overcomes the several objections
to the ordinary Steel Rod Door Springs, viz:
the great difficulty of attaching them to the
Door, and the impossibility of adjusting the
power after they are so attached.
The Spring can be put on and any amount
of power applied, by a child ten years of
age, and is equally applicable to closing the
Door on holding it open. By simply sliding
the Catch, the Power can at pleasure be IN
STANTLY REMOVED, and the Door allow
ed to ACT ENTIRELY FREE.
no "a GEO. Il. CROW.
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Mobile Cotton Market-The Crop

MOBILE, Nov. 20-The cotton market
here fell to IL cents for middling on re-
ceipt Of the Niagara's advices; but the
market has since reacted, and the decline
is nearly recovered. The accounts re-
speeding the present crop are not good,
and the indications are that it will not
reach three million bales.
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The Sailing of the Adriatic.

New YORK, Nov 22.-The steamer
Adriatic did not get off yesterday, having
got aground in consequence of the lowness
Of the tide, produced by the recent heavy
northwesterly gales. She will sail to-
morrow at noon, sure.
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The Recent steamship Collision

New ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-A meeting
Of the passengers Of the steamship Gal
weston and Opelousas (Which came in
collision recently was held last night.
Resolutions strongly condemnatory Of the
lack Of discipline on both of the vessels,
and ascribing the cause Of the accident to
unpardonable carelessness, were adopted.
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Sentence of a Murderer.

ST.. JOINS, n. T., Nov. 20.-Slavin,
ST., implicated in the murder of the Nc
Kensie family, was to-day sentenced to
be hung on the 4th Of March next, but
the sentence will probably be comlnuted
to imprisonment for life.
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Destructive Fire.

MOBILE, Nov. 21.-A fire occurred
here last night which destroyed the stores
Of Messrs. L. Merchant q Co., Charles
Brener & Savage, and Catiff & Co., on
Commerce street. Three dwellings on
Canal street were burnt simultaneously
with the first Loss S150,O00,
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Rubber Work.
YNHE SIIRSCRIRER has

VII II . . bSC M Is Il Il HAS on HAND a
l. lot of old style Rubber Shoes, out of
fashion, for Ladies and Gentlemen, at the
low price of Is to so cts pair.
We also have a large and handsome assort-
ment of new, seasonable Rubber Work which
we are offering at very low figures for cash.
Call at No. 8, Market Square.
no "a L. l.. BRICkHOUSE.
a. Copy)
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THOICE NEW MALAGA

Just received at the Family Grocery Pro-
vision and Fruit Store, No. 60, Church st.
New Malaga Raisens (Layers) H.. and
whole boxes.
New Leghorn Citron,
do Yante Currants,
do Smyrna Figs in drums,
do Prunes (Imperial) in fancy boxes, and
choice article of Pine Apple Cheese
N. B. Families supplies at lowest prices.
no "a e. G., DEMING.
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Vessels A shore.

GOODRICH, G. W., Nov. 21.-A large
vessel supposed to be the Game Cock, of
Buffalo, is ashore six miles south of this
place. The crew were in the rigging all
yesterday. The gale was severe.
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Fire at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2l.-The stores Of
q. II. Gutter, liquor dealer, and E. Buck
ner, feed store, with two or three small
houses on Second street, were burnt this
morning. Loss $4,000.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-24
Deaths.

Last night at 81 O'Clock, after a lo
and painful Illness, Mrs PENELOPE WALL
Ell, aged 35 years.
At his residence in Lynnhaven Rive
last evening, after short and painful Ill
ness, Mr. VIM S. MALLORY, for many
years a merchant of this city.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-24
Interest of the New York State
Debt

ALBANY, Nov. 21.-ComptrolIer Bur-
rows. and Auditor Burrows, have concln-
died arrangements by which the interest
on the State debt due in January next,
will be paid at the Manhattan Bank in
coin,