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r,,s uerudon society.

The ladies of this city will call IA meeting next
week in aid of the noble cause which has for it,
object support for the widow aud children OF the
lamented Herndon, who sacrificed his own life H.
saving those of the women and children from the
Central America.
We hope that our fair townswomen Will show
their gratitude 10 the family Of Of her native
sons Mrs. McGruder's letter from Washington
was read with delight by all who will, no doubt, be
willing to follow the example of the ladies Of
Washington City, and we hope other cities and
counties in the State will not forget the laudable
object in view.
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THE wEEkLY DISPATCH

The Weekly Dispatch for to-day may be had At the
counter. II contains all the interesting news Of
the day The Fall of Delhi-The Attempt to Launch
the Grea, Eastern--Lste aud Interesting Foreign
Sews-Csli.ornis News--'rhe Mormon Rebellion
Massacre Of Emigrsnts on the Piains-Tbe Thirty
Fifth Congress--The Hunger Movement in Ne"
rk-Corresposdence--E ditoria!s-general news
and the Weekly report of the markets. carefully
corrected.
Single copies at the counter three oeh's-S"o'
scrip;ion per annum ONE DOLLAR
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.-On

OMNIBUS NOTICE, -On
H-TI-TSSs land after Monday, ed inst, the reg
E=s4=z-r1t74-.r3ular line OF buses will run from
Rockelts the Theatre, instead Of the head Of Broad
street. az heretofore. This arrangement will con
tinue until March next, 1858. when it will be cUntn-
ned through to Bacon Branch.
Es Ig-ts EARNEST 4 RUSKFLL.
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S. tbs CoScERT.-The very distinguished FRK.-
zoLIsi will give her concert here on Monday night
We we're led into error in former notice of this
event, In saying that THALBERG aud yIEUxT.MPs
would accompany her here. We supposed, as they
united their performances in Washington, they
would continue together southwardly. We shall
have TO await for another opportunity to hear the
pianist and viqlinist who have gained such fame in
the musical world Mad. FREzzoiINI, however, il
assisted by NJ. sTaAKoscH and his interesting wife
quite fayorites here,) and by accomplished
Hungarian, yioiinist.
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EsrsRpRisE.-The proprietors of the Omnibus
Line In this city have exhibited remarkable ener
81 and spirit In the prosecution Of their enter
prise, In these times of pressure and decline of
business. They have improved their line, and
Aept u up with unfaiteriug regularity. Persever.
ance such az theirs, and snch disposition to ae-
sohimodste and please the public as they Display.
osssrve the most liberal announcement
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Ina pi~aon for the murder of Lewis Williams,
81 ered the extreme penalty Of the law, at Mobile
Ala, on the 18th inst. s+
OF Miss Maggie Mitchelrs appearance in Norfolk,
Wednesday night, the Argus says, the house was
good and the audience more than delighted.
The Governors of Florida and Georgia have set
apart the 18th inst. as day OF thanksgiving.
Tho ami, tr.es of John Stewart. in Georgia. are
now laden with their third crop Of this season
Iruit.
There were % deaths in Charleston, S. c., last
week
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The Virginia Sentinel publishes this table in IT,
ply to some absurd Institutions Of extreme New
Orleans and Carolina journalists against the loys
ty of Virginia to Southern rights and institution!
1t justly remarks that Virginia has more at stake
in this matter than any other State in the Union
for she has nearly Il hundred Thousand more slaves
than any nthar State
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LOST.

TOST-S5 REWARD.-Lost on 18th
IL street between the Old Market and the Dock, a
pair of GOLD SPECfACLES. The finder will re-
ceive the above reward By leaving them at sadlers
Hotel, Main street. no i9-3tS
OST, OR MISLAID-A Note, Thomas
- Samson Drawer endorsed by Samson Pae aud
tioddin 4 Apperson, aud held by the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, dated July 22d
1887. at months, S4l7Ol The finder will please a
ply ut this Office. no Ig-ts
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Sc A LIVER REMEDY.-The Liver, according TO
Physiologsts occupies in our human economy Il
place second only 10 the heart and consequently is
CT the greatest dispensers OF health and happi
ness sickness and disease To keep the Liver i'll
proper performance of its duties is 10 keep the sys
TEN in state Of health, and free from nearly ali
bodily ills. DR.. SANF0RD'S 1NyIG0RAT0R is great
Regulator If the LireI 1t instis into it new life and
ygor strengthens it and tarjg0,utss it, curing the
fountain from whence so many streams of sickness
flow. We say toail who troubled with any de-
rangemcnt of the Liver such Dyspepsia. Jaundice,
Sick Headache Biliousness debility of system, do
not fail to try DR.. SANFoRD's LIvsR INyIGORAToR.
FISHER WINSTON and AIDE & GRAY, Agents for
Richmond.
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THE DISPATCH,
NotrcE TO ADVERTISERS.

Adyerts mcnts for the DfsfAToH must he hand
ed In BIZ sis seoct TIE qffer'oo' IN order to APP
pear the next day. Ths heavy pressure OF adver.
tt.sments upon the columns OF oar paper VIII not
admit Of their reception after the hour named.
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DDLo. NTuHHtU anu TOWutIeU Su-
~ gar; 100 bbls Yellow. G Yellow and 4 Cot
fee Sugar; 80 bbls. y O. Nulas.es and (lolden Sy-
rup; hbds. Breasts; ) hhds Shoulders; 81 bbls
Hams p bbls and AZ kegs No. Leaf Lard; so bXs
urine Cheese loo kegs Glades' and 80 kegs choice
Goshen Butter. For sale by
no lG THOMAS JONES 4 co
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The Credit System.

,,orn :. ~s,peyal disposition prevailing in favor
e ,i,tuish;ny the extent Of the credit system. IL
4. one that Is inseparabe from an active commerce.
hnt II ba. certainly been greatly abused by e%-
ca.ses II is proposed TO reduce eight months ere
dts 20 six six months 10 four; and four to three
or sixty days II is further argued. with force aud
propriety that the retail trade should be conducted
less upon the credit system.
The recent explosion in the financial world Inns
very strikingly manifested the importance of these
amendments in the rules and usages OF trade. We
see not only that too much credit invites to rum
GUS extravaganza; but that tie advent of press
ure finds too large amount al liabilities unina-
tured-that the gap between the time debts are
incurred and paid is so great that the aggregate OF
accumulated responsibility in the Interval IL alarm
ing; threatening widespread ruin. The exhibit
Of the trade in manufactured tobacco and the vast
amount of drafts thrown back upon the drawers
in Virginia cities affords a striking illustration OF
this We hope the worst is past OF that even; but
We fear there is to be yet suffering from this
cause.
Diminish the length Of credits, and the amount
Of indebtedness the amount Of hazard the
amount OF real distre. -whena pressure does come.
will be also dininishc4. But better than this You
also weaken the cause Of pressure and break
rs force when il does come.
In the retail trade it would be most sautary
change TO require that th- bulk Of the transactions
should be cash Save for lhe simple matter of in
convenience Of paying small sums there is 40 good
reason generally for keeping accounts. In those
cases there ough. to be short settlements. Ac-
counts that are of brief standing are more easily
explained and more readily settled without dis
rute Bnt the grand object should Ice TO discourage
The rnin0uS habit which prevails 50 generally in
society. of supplying our wants, our dS&r"s, by an
ticpating incomes from some source or other. We
are prone to over-estimate these prospective re-
ceipts, and we are tempted to buy more extraVa
santiy by the facility credit affords than we would
if We had the cash in hand and paid rs we bought
It is 40 easy to charge dollar-whereas, we esti-
mate it at its iull value when we pay it down.
These everlasting retail credits tempt people to
extrasagancc--cause AN immense consumption OF
foreign filbrics-and swell our debt abroad II IL
this debt which helps seriously to embarrass
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The Statue on Terra Ffrma.

The great box, containing the Equestrian Statue
Of Washington, safely removed from the deck
of the Waborg and landed upon the wharf. 1t
raised to the proper elevation on Wednesday,
aud yesterday, after long-pull strongpull and
pul-al together it Sided down to the ground and
left the Walborg and Captain Lund free. The next
stem il to place the box on wheels and drag it by
horsepower to the Square. That will be work.
We omitted to mention that the box is directed in
vary neat red letters thus: 'Rictm0nd, lUyinie.'
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LEI street, North of Leigh. now occupied by Mr.
; amuels Possession given LIST day OF January. Tie
dwelling has 5 looms, with gas in each; kitchen
with rooms wood and coal house, COW and IL,
house. and hydrant in the yard. Apply to the sub
scriber, 2O3 Broad 81. J. &. COURTNEY.
no 2--llm
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SUCCESSFUL AT LAsT.A steam carriage made ITS
appearance in the streets OF Manchester near
oittsburg. 1t ran the streets like thing OF
life, turning corners and lodging ruts. The dr-
yer Of an omnibus, seeing innovation in this ex-
perimeut PIT whip to his horses and tried to out
ran the steam carriage, but the latter left his
s1ach so far behind, that the omnibus driver was
laughed at by the spectators The steam carriage
went at the rate of nine miles hour with a
pressure of sixty pounds The inventor is John
S. Hall, Of Manchester.
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now ready to receive Freight for
4YSCHBUtt, aud will leave SATURDAY ,2lst inst ,
uli or net full For freight apply t. the Captain, AT
he shed in rear OF the Old Gas Works, or to
no 2--2t 6 LEE
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nv Tr4rrpr I.fsE,
omco corner Main and Pesfl SIS
NnN IL NIRGINiA.

sXoW ~ VIRGINIA.
SiAl.4o1, noe. I9-4 Z. Mt IS GROWING acre
sery fast.
IyaYxgsgsRo'. Nov. 19--l y. M.-Snow is iailihS
here rapidly. The ground Is being coSeteo'
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Nov. ID i. Mt Is showing
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~ A peculiar preparation is soSTAiNho oHh s-
Of WIN FLOWERS II has peculiar fragrance, IL
substitute for soap and perfumes and its QUANTITIES
for shaving, washing, or identifying the skin, have
given it prominent place in the dressing OF every
lady and gentleman.
Sold by all Druggists, AID by ". Peterson, Rich
rnoni ya no 29-3t
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ARHoRY MONTGOMERY GUARD !

"a November Nth. 1857
NJ This command will assemble on MON
Il DAY next, ed inst, at 10 o'clock nfrOnt Of the
Capitol, for PARADE and TARGET Practice
Members will appear furnished with six rounds Of
ball cartridges.
Sergeants notified to summon their squads
As this is Regular monthly parade, absentees viii
be fined.
By order of Capt. Moore.
no 2O-3t JND MCDONALD O. s
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- S25 REWARD.-FOr The appre-
a hension OF BILLY LETHGO who ran away
- from my place ia Chesterfield, ON the a8h
80. October lie is almost white 50 or 80 yearyoi
age, about feet s inches ia height, and welt and
strongly made He may be Identified nearly with
certainty. by bad scar made by knife on the calf
of one Of mis- legs. | will give the above reward Of
S2j for him, secured ia any Jail in the State.
no I7--l2t< &. III. RHODES,
CAME to my house, on We'd
GAsSN nesday. Nov. 18th, a young white COW
-s.4l.-.xS3. both ears red and marked. The owner
can get her by proving property and paying ex-
p0nses. DERRICK BOLTON,
no l9-St* Near Hungary Water Station.
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rIlE ACCIpENT IN THE 0ULF.

NJ: ORLEANS Nor. l9-The steamers Opelousas
All galveston, the collision of which was teie-
ari,jied yesterday, both belonged to the same
lu.e. and piled between Berwick Bay and calves:
toL The Opelousas sunk in about fifteen minutes
after the collision. Eighteen of her passengers AZ
Known to BIO lost including Gen. Hamilton, ana
te loss of life i. probably more than this 1hore
we're ffty-six passengers on board.
The Galveston was sonew lat disabled oy tne
collision, but the captain and crew succeeded IN
t.. ing the officers and crew of the Opeousas, ana
.44a..y Vi her passengers.
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Rs-TrLsR Co take as many portraits at i's
Main street in one day, all the operators III Tue
State combined do in week. Ii years experience
in their business
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Re- aRBzR's CoQUFTTE.-Photographed by MIN
SIs-Copes for sale at his new Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery, Main street, opposite the new Custom
Uouse no lS-2t*
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sE- Portraits for 80 cents by TYLER Co, the pio-
neers of the art 800 IikenesSes taken daily by ~
artists and no fcgyism. Largest Gallery IN the
State at 1879 Main street.
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TAKEN PRIs0SER.-Beujann ficklin, .Jr, who
was taken prisoner by the MormOns, in their re-
cent attack upon the government wagons, is from
Charlottesville, Va. MIR, Fickln had been sent ont
by MaGraw, the contractor to purchase -four
when he and his party were seized and retained
short time as prisoners.
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NEE ORLEANS, Nov 1S.-The adVices broush. py
Ill.,, Nia.,,r, Ia Halifax This morning we're received
a., lie agent OF the Associated Press in this si'y
It Ii 80 minutes past ten o'clock. They were sent
i.uIl New York at eleven O'Clock (New YORK tlmeJ
0,oI the wires Of the national line.
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NORTH CAROLINA K.ILR0Ap.--The receipts of the
North Carolina Railroad, for the four months end
ing, November LIST, reached Sl3l ,024, being an in
crease of S227l1, over the receipts for the same
period last year.
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DEPARTURE OF TIE CANADA.

E,5fov. Nor. 1S.-The Il. II. steamship Canada,
sailed from here to-day at noon, with 81 passen-
.srs for Liverpool and for Halifax, and sii0,ooo
Ii. specie.
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Hz- The SUPERIORITY of the French work and ma
teriul is acknowledged b. all who have Worn it, net
withstandng THE assertions Of those who unable
to obtain it. ALEX HILL,
Importer Of French Boots. Shoes and Materials.
no I7-6t l27 Main St, Richmond.
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HIGHER PosITION-The New York Express no
tees, under the head of "muscular appointments
the appointment of Thomas Iiyer, the prize fight
er, as Superintendent of Lands and Places, quite
a lucrative Office under the corporation Of that
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R9- JUST received, IS bbls. prime Ap'
pies, on consignment, for sale hy ,,,,,,,pp
ig-2I HE1i n &iNS'AE's'
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FATAL AccIDENT.-M Mathew Crawford, an old citi-
zen of Columbia :. c., instantly killed on the
18th inst, by falling the railroad track whilst
travelling home from Charlotte, n. c. lie attempt
ed to pass from one car to another while the train
was in motion,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ga3r To TuE VOTERS or HsSRICO Guy
TY-in reply TO tic communication signed Many
Voters 81 the couuty," which appeared Ia the DIS
patch OF the 18th inst respectfully announce my
1,onrt Of saiI count. WA. Folk rs.
Inn
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Martin Ellsworth, the second Chief Justice of d
U. s, died ut Windsor, Connecticut, on the 2nd
instant.
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AFALL.-The Goldshoro IN c. Tribune of the
18th inst, regrets to learn that Philip 8. White,
the celebrated temperance lecturer, has yielded to
the seductive influence of intoxicating drink.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
STEAM REFlNED CAN

K = - y y I'M IRl1t IN 10 N+kA'
- DIES.-'fhat BosseuX'S Candies are the very
best made where, is undisputed fact. to which
the thousands who buy it, give it daily their willing
testimony. TO the few who wonder how it is that
his Candies much better than others, he
would explain, that his great in selecting the
very best materials, his employing workmcn Of ex-
perience who have served regular appreuticeshpS.
and have worked for him constantly for 10 years.
abies him. as il ought to, to put up better article
than those who work mean sugar, aud employ negro
boj s, pckers up of the trade who, after seeing
sugar cooked six months, call themselves candy ma
keIs. Call and examine. and buy package. at
LOUIS J. BOSS EUX'S,
NJ ca =
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.., .oL. :. n. IrscAs, who 10 represented by the
s s.sspa as having gone OF with walker as the
ssshsl o. the istters artillery, has done nothing
sas 'o.. ea, remains in Kew Orleans In the dis
$3.50. u ms duties In conhection with the CON.
!" 'he new custom house there 70
-
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Robert Y. Conrad, Jr., died at Winchester, Va
on Saturday last.
The steamer Flying Cloud arrived at st. Louis
oQ the 9th inst. from New Orleans, after diheharg
ing l5dons Of gold and si,yer at Cairo, .
"Sol Smith is about to Fesame Tie sock and
buskin, commencing with a star engagement at
Mobile.
Hon. Thomas L. Clingman, Of North Carolina.
has been selected 10 deliver the annual address be-
fore the Agricultural Association of South Carolina
at its next yearly meeting.
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to inform his customers that. though times are nara
and goods sold with small advance he IL receiving
fresh supnIies of TRIM INGS By every weeks ar
rival. Ali in want of MATCHING" should call at
once at the old stand Of q. HIRSH'S
no l7-l2ts Trimming and Fancy Store.
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Eg- ALEx. HILL received at tho Fair of the Me
chanics' Institute, at Richmond, the highest pre-
MUM that was awarded for the best Boots and
Shoes. no lT-6t
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gy~ To TIE VUETEs OF liESRIco Con- y
TY-In response to a communication, signed Hen
rico" which Appeared in the dispatch OF tho III
instant, beg lslve 10 announce myself can1idatS
for the Office of CLEhk o. THE COUNT COURT
of said count Having had AN experience Oh snl,io
Ave years az Deputy in ibo said Office. resp ctiui-
ly submit my claims for yOar cousideTaiign. ,,,,
no iS--dti7D TEMPLE ELLbll'
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Number of sIavesin Virginia.

The following table from the census Of 49, =,
shows the number of slaves in eacA cf the slave
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ANDREW MATTHEW, who came to this country from
France, with the Count de Grasse died in Davie
county, \. c., recently at the advanced age OF 30
years.
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INCREASED PAY.--The Columbus Ga Times states
that bill has been introduced into the Georsia
Legislature 10 increase the salaries Of of the
more important officers of the State-that of the
Governor 10 $4,000. of the Judges of the Supreme
Court 81 900, of the Superior Court to 81 500 aud
of Solicitors Ia $500.
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SIGNoR BLlTz still continues TO draw delighted
audiences to Metropolitan Hall. Tomorrow night
Is the last as after that lie and his canary birds fly
OFF to other chimes Tonight, them is the last but
one that an opportunity will be presented for wit
Messing his wonderful feats and laughter-moviug
Yentrilonnism.
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DIsCOURAGED.-A man was once relating a story
VI being on locomotive that struck a COW standing
on the track, aud threw her several rods into the
field, where she lit squarely upon her feet, with
her head towards the train, and strange tell she
wasn't hurt mite. "But didn't she looked scared!'
iaquired Il listener. "Well, / don't know whether
she was scared or not, but she Looked u gooi deal
discGiiTGgsR."
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r%z% g. UIRsu, 209 Broad street, BEG

prcgress at : ycamore Church. Rev. Isaac ERRsfi,
Iorr.spondinp Secretary of tho American Christian
missionary society will preach nightly. no Its
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THEATRICAL SQuABBLEs.-Jno. III. Allen, the TRACE
dian, Of New York, has had charge of assault and
battery preferred against him by his wife, he bay-
Ing taken her away by force from "A house, the rep
utatiuu of which was doubtful, and likely to iuiure
her character. fight lately came OF in the same
CITY betMeen Geo. ChrisLy and A. II. DAVENPORT.
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jUM MEkClAL lNTELLIG ENCE
rL.-t...a-r .---.L -.-.-........-

The Brokers Circular says the gales Of the week
were GOO bales, Including ltUO speculation and
'G1 tor +Xpurt. The maj ket opened with advance
OF az gil, but the Vanderbilts adyices with the
advance IN the rate of discount, and the strngeucy
III the money market, caused panic and prices fell
10 Il range about I'D per pound below the rates OF
the 10th Glt The sales OF Friday 1000 bales the
market closing very dull at the following quota
leans Mildling Sd; Mobiles Fair sad Mobiles Mid
ding : Cd; UpHnts Fair Sd Uplands Middling 7,,d
The stock WAS j2l U1 bales, of which ljS 400 were
Ann
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4 UKA1S, ATTENIIUN.-PAR
e NoTlcE regular drills Of this company have
III been resumed, and will continue weekly. at Mill
unless we again, from some unforeseen cause, de-
prived of a driil room. The members are requested
10 attend promptly on FRIDAY night next, AT "a
o'clock. Those who have missed three consecutive
drills are reminded of their delinquency.
BY order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
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'Allrsly disappeared. ""'
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DO0 BARRELS Common Whiskey, Gin,
80 French Brandy and Malaga Wine; 100 bbls
A. G. Shurlnons aud other brands superior Old Ryf
Whiskey; pipes Holland Gin; lp0 bis. Pennsy lva-
MA aud Virginia Apple BRANDY; ~ quarter cSsFs
10 bbls pure Peach Brandy; ~ half quarter, eighth
and sixteenth pipes superior French Brandy. For
sale by THOMAS JONES co.
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WosT LET EN- PARADE.-The Boston papers state
that military organization composed of co0Fea
residents Of that city, commanded by Louis Gaul,
and entitled the Liberty Guari' made their first
public appearance ON. Monday with - MAJ skets aud
q eornet band, Their appearance is said to have
gwen great dissatisfaction to the people Boston,
q large crowd kissing. hoetAs and yelling al them
~ they passed through the streets AZ sone points
tlsy were so CLOSELY pressed THAI police were
eompeiled TO interfere. Ths parade wound up in
general row. In which several Of the .'eolored sol
diers" came of second bsst The Lieutenant of the
company, negro named Williams, was severely
hurt by missile thrown at his head.