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WATCHEs-The largest assortment offered 10
customers Those keepers
will find stock embrace all
able both for ladies and gentlemen.
Confident that
Try, and possessing advantage getting
terms prepared to offer
Members Of Congress and design
watches would do well make early selection their aua
iy may be thoroughly tested before leaving city.
NJ w. GAIT & BRO,
..s".s. 32i Pennsylvania avenue,
0-6 nd streets.
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Brilliant schemes for February, 1867.

GREGORY s. MAURY, MAsAoKRs,
Wilmington, Delaware. .. 81. ....-
To be drawn commissioners appointed
by the governor.
ss7,soo!
Lottery for benefit of the
-l .. ,..... STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass l., for 1857.
To be drawn wilmington Dell Saturday, February 1857
rs number loltery-l2 drawn ballots.
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Tickets S2Q-halves Sl0--quarters S5-eighths 81 So
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole tickets $3.50 90
do 25 half do 100 90
.... Do do 25 quarter do 65 90
Do do 25 eighth do u so
and shares and certificates OF packages in the
above splendid will the prompt attention. and
drawing will be sentimmediaey after s
O all who order from me- .u.. -.
Address ~. BUCKEY, Agent,
Jan lot Wilmington, Delaware.
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brilliant Schemes for March, 1857

supernendence of appointed
sa by the governor.
GREGORY s. MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
Lottery benefit
STATE OF DELAWARE.
aHa. Class 46, for 1857
aaiurdax. L
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street. ". u
BROWN, 5HIPLEY, b co..
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD q co,
"a Austin Friass, LONDON
u. q. WAINWRIGHT n CO.,
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Tickets Sl0-haves S5-quaTteTs 81 SO.
Certificates 26 whole tickets. $3.50
M do DC half do,,.,,,.,...,...... rs o.
Do do a6 quarter do................... 81
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HOALi COAL! COALI-Always hand good supply Of thu
best article Of white ash, red ash, and Lehgh coal
ALSO .......
Hickory oak, and pine wood.
-" .r.s '... r. J. d W. M. GAIT,
Northwest 18th and G streets, No. 547,
Feb l2-l0hf One square south Penn.
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Dec a7-lawCw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24
The Late Southern Convention.

Judging from the accounts given by several ci
toral delegates to the Knoxville Southern Conven-
ton, We have come TO the conclusion that it will
require one or two sessions to achieve the
commercial independence of the South. Hy the
time that two or three moro such explosions u
sound and fury. signifying nothing, have come OFF
the rest Of mankind will arrive at the conclusion
that the South is about to burst and refuse to give
her any credit, whereupon her commercial indie
pendence or isolation. will become fixed fact
We sympathize with Southern Conventions but
with all due respect to the members thereof who.
We believe, are governed by patriotic motives We
would give more for Currie & Co., than for the
whole of them put together. The Southern Con
yantion meets every year, talks very prettiiy, but
bears no fruits. Every few months we see a new
and handsome barque or "a schooner at docks.
and little noise has been made about it, We have
to run round, inquire. and find out that Currie (
Co, and Baltimore shipbuilder. by the name of
Abrahams. have been holding a Commercial Con
vention. Currie passes resolution that ship
shall be built and duly paid for. to which the Bal
timore shipbuilder gives a hearty aye, and be fore
any body knows Of the Convention. the ship is
built, and carrying flour to Rio, and bringing, back
coffee. This looks more like commerce than any
thing Southern Conventions have yet brought to
our doors and shows the difference between acting
and talking.
Nevertheless, We go in for Southern Conventions,
and hope that one will he held every year to l,
composed, however, of MEN of business, of ucr-
chants, farmers, manufacturers, and here and there
only lawyer, who cannot be expected to al to
that legal learning which requires the labors Of
twenty years Il familiar and accurate acquaintance
with commercial affairs. Indeed. it has not her,
common in commercial movements, to call upon
lawyers to lead or guide movements SO FOREIGN ~
their own pursuits. Such men as Currie Il Co.. are
the sort. not to make speeches. but to produce 10
suits, and therefore send from every STATE s,t,.,
Currie & Co. We would not knowingly ,enr,rf,-o
Dudley Mann, and deyoutly hope We NAV live +,
see his Leyiathan ships mirroring their gigantic
frames in the bright waters of Norfolk and of
York, and making the mammoth Pcnusvivanis
seem mere cpckhoat in their shadow W also
appreciate the enterprise of VI. Lacoutre and would
rejoice to behold ~ BIZ Frame united with her an
Gent ally, the Old Dominion in tho golden links nt
commercial union. But, at present advised. ",
nre afraid these magnificent events will not occur
during the present wear
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Chinese Sugar Cane.

The Department Of tho interior has jutiitiouslv
placed it within the power Of American farmers to
make trial of the Chinese sugar cane, and the sea-
son is at hand when the experiment of its crlti-
walton in this country will be tested. Eyerv-
body Interested in cheap sugar, will u delighted
10 hear that the probabilities are OF complete sue
cess. The Baltimore American saws that from
every point where the cane has vet reached matu.
rity, the most favorable results are reported In
tho South, the experience of expressing and boil
ing the Jnice has been made, and from Georgia
Texas, the Carolinas and Virginia, there comes r
uniform voice of appreciation. The syrup is said
TO be OF exquisite flavor and unexpected profession
Large quantities, it is added, are also growing
throughout the West and Northwest and in Penn
sylvania, New York and New England, with the
most fatterlng prospects.
1t is impossible TO over-estimate tho value Of this
experiment If 1t prove successful, and bring a sun
ply Of syrup to every farmers door. High prices
FOR any kind Of sugar would In that event become
an impossibity. 1t is said 10 be hardly less val :
allie as fodder crop, where the facilities for grind
ing not accessible, than it is for its saccaiine
Juice.
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Een. SOMETHING PRErTY.--The neatest
WALKING CANES that We have seen for many
days, ara those made of Gutta Perchs and being
sold BY Mr. JAMES WALSH, GunSmith on Main
street lie has them Of all shapes and sizes and will
sci! them very low" One OF these Instruments in tho
yOlyer; and as they are not liable to break being
quite elastic, would strike more terror 10 the heads
and shoulders Of q score OF Sumner men than an
army of swords and muskets. Walsh also has q
great variety Of Guns, Pistols RifeS Knives Fishing
Tackle ana English and American Powders; and as
he believes in quick saes and small profits ad wise
readers to examine his stock and suit themselves
Remember the Gutta Percha Canes, and call soon.
you wish 10 secure n handsome ono au il--2w
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TIE WATERING MAcHNE--That now celebrated
enemy Of the dust, the Niagara" Watering ma
chine, whose appearance on the street Is ever wei
come. has been disabled by accident since last
Friday. After most successful campaign during
the season in which il had no small assistance
from the couds-for which Capt. srlTH has been
pioasly grateful-it broke down on the day above
mentioned. The Captain Immediately set sbou,
repairing damages in order to place the conquer
ing hero again in the field with as little delay as
possible. 1t is TO be hoped to-day will him
showering down upon the dust; but certainly he
will be forthcoming tomorrow. 1t is well that an
occasional interregnum In the reign (rain) of the
Dust King should occur, for then his benign inhu
ence is but the more truly appreciated. We prom
ised to relieve Captain stith from public surprise
and complaint by notice of these facts on satur-
day, but, forgot (which will be the more readily
excused, as 1t was the first time we ever failed to
comply with promise In our life
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FALL or A HOUSE IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Friday, Aug 81 1Sj7.-last evening,
fourstory brick building in this city. occupied by
Charles BOdman tobacconist, fell. with tremen-
dous crash. under the pressure Of 1,G00 barrels of
whisky, which had been stored in its second and
third stories by Calvin Fletcher. The east wall fell
against building owned by j. A. Skiff, and forced
in the entire side of it. Two other buildings were
damaged by the falling walls. The loss is about
$4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24
A RECIPE WORTH OyK Tu1usANn DOLLARS

A RECIPE WORTH OSE THOUSAND D0LLARs.--Take
one pound of soda and halfa pound of unsiacked
lime, put them in gallon Of water, and let them
I boil twenty minutes let it stand till cool; then
drain off and put it in stone jug jar. Soak
your dirty clothes over night. or until they wet
through: then wiring them out and rub on plenty
OF and in boiler OF clothes well covered with
water. add one teaspoonfnl of the washing fluid
Boil half hour briskly, then wash them tho
roughly through one suds, and rinse well through
two waters and your clothes will look better than
the old way of washing twice before boiling This
recipe is invaluable. and every poor tired woman
should try it. With patent tub to do the little
rubbing, the washerwoman might take the last
novel and compose herself on the lounge, and let
tho washing do itself
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-, .s.r.- Tcr-y,s SUPERIOR Torro Brrrrps

rh = J,,t,ar. srs tonic stouschic snd aromatic
III = s.s.e - axfaI any In t2ss Prsyefe
from remedies p re tss ps..r
If Sysp.pe acae and eeoi.e cyamps % ss
mach and booss nsrsoIas a"1 's"S'F
pnrs. boss systems have become defanged By
,,sr93t eating or drinking, viii ind these Bitter
IN apn;cI and excellent restorative
Itir nut nm in pint bottles. None genuine with
80, tha iithograph Of the Proprietor, ard the foo
~ IL ~ mis- signature upon each bottle Full direc-
s ..s aeon, ~ many each bottle Price SOC.
prepared and sold wholesale and retail By b. ".
roTT'Y No lG3 Cary street. Richmond, Va.
a,r- liberal discount to the trade.
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rlBBURSETr's COCAINE

LTx3 DbhIbAA tOtOhlRh.-EOI pre-
serving and autifyin2 the hair and rendering It
dark aud gp9y. The Cocaine holds, in q liquid
FORM large proportion OF deodorzed Cocoa nut OIL
prepared expressly for this purpose. Mother COM
pound possesses tho peculiar properties which
actly suit tho various conditions Of the human hair
1t softens tao hair when hard and dry-it soothes
the rritsted scalp skin affords the richest lustre
II remains longest in efectand II ia the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
Prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston. For
sale by BENNETT. BEERS FISHER, Druggists,
No. l23 Main street, Richmond, Va, at 20 cents for
haIfpint bottle 2l-Im
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ARREST FOR RORBERY

CHICAGO. Aug. 21.--J. o. Brayman, editor of the
Demnrcrat, OF this city. was arrested this morning
for robbng the post office drawer of money letters,
which were found i'll his possession. lie waived a
preliminary examination, and was held to bail in
$4,000 to await a trial.
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TIE RECEIPTS OF THE Mr.. VERNON AssocIArIoS-
The report Of Mrs, Susan L. Pellet, corresponding
secretary of the Ladies' Mt Vernon Association.
shows the following receipts since it's organization
south Carolina, 81, 454 70; Georgia 81 051 Alabama
sl.0IS.5I; Pennsylvania, s6i569 Virginia 1884 s.:
the Everett fund, 81 500. One contributor 3Irs
Emily Tulman, native Of Virginia, now residing
in Augusta, Ca, gave S300--the largest subscrip.
ton named
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CHICAGO, Ang pa terrible hurricane passed
the town of Woodland, Wisconsin, last night
destroying every house in the place
Mr. Fox the Railroad Station Agent, was run
and instantly killed while endeavoringto stop
train of freight cars which the wind had gel IN
motion. The telegraph lines were Frustrated ana
the railroad track considerably damaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24
MELANCHOLY CASUALTY.

New HAVEN, Friday, Aug u, 1S57.-Mrs. Harriet
wife of the neigIboIing town of Bethany, was
killed this morning in Dwight place. She was
standing between the wheels of her carriage, when
the horse started, and she drawn by her dress
some rods. She was lifted up BY her husband, but
soon eXnired from her ininries.
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sss- L1srys Yr Dysprprros-Go Avn

~ LIbTBN, UYbPEPTiCB.-OO AND
Do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURE.rxhs Rev.
James Hunnicutt, proprietor and editor Of fN excel
lent paper the Christian Banner, publish eSN freder-
icksburg, Va. in his editorial Of June 5h. ls thus
speaks of his cure:
HAMPTOHS VEGETABLE TIECTURH.
1t will BIO recollected BIZ many Of readers that
several years ago stated in the editorial columns Of
the Christian Banner, that HANPTos'5 NISErAsLl
own casethat had labored long With this terrible
melancholy which necessarily accompanies this hor-
ribe enemy of man and mans happiness. FOR u long
time we lived in constant fear that the feA monster
would return But, thank God, and thar KS to Hamps
tons Tincture, the gloomy demon has got yet re
turned, and we begin to think he never w+i.
We now feel confident in saying thst Hampton'a
Vegetable Tincture has made radical cure oil pys-
pepsia in our own case. We have not taken drop Of
il for the last years the best of recollection
We eat what please, ard as much We please and
chew tobacco to hearts content, and all IL xeH.-
We believe that twelve bottles Judciously taken. will
cure nine cases out of every ton OF dyspeptics. No
conscientiously recommend it 10 all 6yspeptics.-
The spring time and summer il is most recommended.
therefore, philanthTopist We call attention to it,.
Editor ofthe Christian Hammer.
Call and get Pamphlets, and cures Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofuls, &c. As restorative and in
vgorator it has beep highly recommended.
HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE 1INCTURE
RT Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
" Sold By PURCELL. LADD 4 Co, Richmond; BY
Pr Psts.SufE bs " ss
more and by Druggists and shopkeepers everywhere
a&r 81 '-"r h~'i%; ak bottles for -. ies-d4c.
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TtIp vEATuFP ~ NEWFOUNDLAND.

ST. JOINS n. F., Aug. 22.-We continue to have
fine, mild weather here, with light westerly winds
and confidently expect the arrival OF the IeIegraph
cable fleet at Trinity Bay, on or before Tuesday
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ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS IN BOSTON.
BosToN. Aug. Y.-COunterfett bills on the Les
Bank were extensively circulated here yesterday
and two men, named Anderson and Phillips, were
arrested with q quantity in their possession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

bag HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.If you wish to get
your Hair in the latest and most improved style,
| would advise you to call on H0BSON, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hote-entrsaG .
llth street.
n. B.-Hot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had az
all hours Single Baths IS cents, OF tickets for 81,
ap 23-u
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REMARKABLE PR0DuCT.-The Winchester Republi-
can have been shown by Thomas Latham. of this
town, something remarkable in the way of the pro
duct Of one grain Of oats. 1t consists of one hundre
and Twenty-Five heads making the entire yield oi
the single grain amount to nearly thirteen thou.
sand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

AMERICAN CoUSTERFEITs N +R4SCE.-The Paris
correspondent of the New York Commercial states
that mandatory of ten dollar counterfeit bills
on the Bank of North America was lately put il
operation by Frenchman named Dupas, who
formerly resided in New York. number of tho
counterfeits were put in circulation in Paris but
Dupas was soon arrested and placed in prison
where he committed suicide An accompice took
fight and left the country.
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CHAaoIs, Missouri, July II, 1857.
Hlye Mr.. e. BAKER-DRAR SIR: Being

in Virginia short time. bought bottle Of your
Premium BitteTs. and it has done good
than all tho medicine took in my life sand
you sve dollars. you will please send me the worth
Of it in your Btters by Adams Co.'s Express. 10
Chamois. WM. II. NUNLEY
We do hope the proprietor mas Distribute his Biz
ters in every state in the Union, rs they have BE-
come very popular, and highly recommended by the
most prominent ph ysicnns in the State.
They can be had Of all Druggists in this city and
elsewhere in Virginia. Also Of hessrs Charles Stoit
bier 4 Co, Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

BAp NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing, Sha !
wing shampooin9 and Bathing Saloon (under tho
Ballard House, has been Handsomely fitted up and
open. and We invite the citizens and strangers
to give call.
n. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can DO had
daily, from o'clock A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ.
ap 8-d6m HOBsON L MORTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

IOWA REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The Republican State Conven-
tion met at Iowa City. on the 10Th inst. Gen. h
=. Lowe, was nominated for Governor and Oran
Favle for Lieut.. Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

81 A Southern journal declares that the ''Union
Enust be dissolved" II has been hot enough thu
GUNNER 70 dissolve any thing If the Union is not
dissolved usasr the melting influences of the pre-
sent season IL 10 more than mortal, and never viii
ne dissolved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

ToRoyro. Canada. Aug 21-In the return cricket
match between the United States and Canada
clevens. the Canadians won, with seven wickets to
90 down.
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ReEFRBsH LBBCHRs.-I have in,

BsE~FRBsH LBBCHBs.-I have just re-
ceived by Adams Express, q fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
2. S.-CuppinG and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
my 25-ts r. c. HoBSoN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-24

SUDDEN DEAIH.-Wm. Henry Rumford, Of W..
mington, Del, en- route for the Springs. was taken
i'll on the cars At Charlottesville, Va, Thursday and
died few minutes after being taken to the Centr
Hotel
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- p1cor,s AnoMArIo WILn CHKnn,

BrTTEgs-Persons suffering from lsngour or debility
occasioted by the hot weather should use this greet
invigorator. 1t speedily relieves nervous headache
dyspepsia. indigestion, &c, improves the appetite
and strengthens the system.
Price % cents the quart bottle. Sold only BY
au lq-2w ". j. PICtpT. DTuQ0isf
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HEAVY SUSPENSION IN ROCHESTER, Y. Y.-Nes5ra
Ely flour dealers, Of Rochester, have suspended
Liabilities 100000 or 500 0O0 The Union says
their liabilities arise chiefly from large invest
mrnts in the Iron Region of Northern Michigan,
including the construction of tho Iron Mountain
Railroad This road cost between S35U.OU0 and
*30)GU0. 1t was begun by the late III. Il. Ely. de
ceased and has been prosecuted to completion by
his surviving brothers. They hope, il time, to re-
cover themselves.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HTHARpER's MAGAZINE FOR SEpTEM-
BER, At JAMES A. GENTRY C0.'3-Hsrpers
the south." Peniientisry and Basin In Richmond -
Only q cts.
sensation poem ssNothing TO Wear" and the Prize
Puzzle for the boys and girls. Price only % cts.
GSDEY'S, Graham's, Petertons, Mrs. stephens
Rallou-s and Putnams Magazines. New YORK Jour
nal and Yankee Notions, all for September.
THE REDRIG1IT HAND: by Ned buntiihe' ano
Thos Balscombe; by }. Frederick smith.
For ali the latest Newspaper, Magazinesand cheap
JAS. A. GENTRY & co.'s.
ati Pitt News Agency, 10 Droan sttcVt'
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g1- GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
AMI residence. No. 3d. Main, between sth and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Va. my 5l-ly
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SALE OF LANp.-Onc-half of tract of land con-
aiming 5000 acres, lying and situate on Mill Creek
ana Elk River, about six miles from Charleston
"a was sold last week by the Messrs. Rufiner Of
kanawha county, to the Hon. Thomas Corwin and
others, Of Ohio, for the sum Of slSCo) This trac:
abounds in very fine camel coal, and WAS sold for
delinquent taxes some fifteen years ago. for a few
hundred dollars. The camel coal oil operations in
that county arc rapidly enhancing the value OF
camel coal lands. Another fourth Of tho tract
has aiso been sold TO the PARTIES for the sum
of - utU.
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FALL RACES.

AanG FAIRFIELD FALL
<ss&sGNEsaSS< RACES. Isj7.-The FALL
<aSSAHSA&C>- RACES at the FAIRFIELD
mence on the LIST TT ESDAY in october.
FIRST DAY-Colt stake. mile heats, 500 entrance;
$50 fOfeit with the following subscribers:
Calvin Green enters b. c. by Revenue, dam by
Trustee.
Bowie & Hall enter b c. Collington, by Prince
George, dam by Margraye.
JAS TaIley enters c. by Tally-lIo, out Of Priam
mare.
SECOND DAY-W DAY,--PToprictor =
Purse 800; two mile heats.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY-Jock Club Purse
$500 three mile heats
FOURTH DAI.-Sweepstake Colts and Flllies, .
years old; 500 subscription; 800 Forfeit two mil"
heatsclosed the st day of July with the follow
ing sub~Cribers
q. T. Hare names Watson'1 colt.
Bowie & Hall name z. t. Bride, hy Prince George,
dam by Trustee
James Talley names Humnng Bird, by Tally lio.
VIM II. Gibbons names Glencoe tilley.
d. Mcdaniel names J. NJ Bolts Revenue tilley.
NJ. {. EGGLESTON,
auJ-lawtw Proprietor.
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ALL FLESH Is ~ GRAss.-Rev. Mr. portens of ,h.,
Methodist Episcopal Church, stanwich Conn ia
reported to have elope with Miss Pine, daughter
OF James Pine of King street, Westchester connty
New York, Young lady of about 80 years of age
and OF prepossessing appearance. They were mar.
ried in New York city without the consent of the
girls father, who received the first announcement
of the fact through the city papers
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A SQUADRON At BosTON.-tutea formidable array
of battle ships now lying at Boston. There is
the Ohio sud Vermont ships of the line-each rat
ing eighty -funr guns; the Roanoke aud Merrimac,
steam frigates--each rating fifty-one guns; the
sloop of war Cyane, twenty guns, and the brig
Dolphin. twelve guns: making in all armament
of two hundred and ninety-four guns. The crew
of tho Roanoke have subscribed nearly 5000 in aid
Of the 'Iome of the Fallen" a new institution in
Boston, where inebrate5 are kept for reformation.
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ssSy" DR.. COOKS, LATE OF ST.. LOUIS,
do.-Ofice and residence Sd street, wet side DO
tween Marshall aud Clay streets NH lS-d6m
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On Thursday evening, the Goth inst, at st. Paul'a
Church, by the Rev. George Woodbridge ALIEN. B.
GUiGOS, Esq, to Miss SARAH b. ALLEN daughter
Of the late James Allen.