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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-30

RoBBERr OF TEEAsURT.-'The county treasury at
New Castle, Henry county, Indiana, was entered
by burglars on the night Of the I'D, and robbed OF
about $1,000. The safe was blown open with gun
powder.
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THE McDoNoUGH EsTATR.-The last appraisement
of the famous McDon0ugh estate, in New Orleans
shows total valuation of Sl.730,O3S The expen-
ses last year, were nearly $4,000. The Mayer Of
New Orleans. in his late message, declares the whole
case will be settled by January.
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Boston was also visited by heavy storm.

PAYING SMALL BILLS DUE MEcHASICs-It is a very
common practice for individuals to engage Il me-
chanic to do job of work. the cost of which would
probably amount to a dollar or two. The work
must be done Immediately, because it is generally
such necessity that waiting is not possible. The
mechanics put aside his other business and does
the job but instead of being paid at once, and
gagements on both sides complete, as they ought
be, he is told TO call at future time for the
money If he does so he, of course, has To be sub
iected TO that loss Of time, and which was not in
cluded in the cost of the job. If he repeats his
visit he gives offence, though it is evident that
having earned his money. he is entitled to it
promptly, and he is the person who has reason to
complain that his visits have to be 80 frequent,
pelling him to his money twiceonce by efforts
to collect it. Persons now fully able TO pay all
such debts these soon as the work IS done,
take advantage of the present monetary difficulties
to delay payment for weeks and months, and, in
some instances We have heard of them taking the
tour of Europe and leaving such small -claims un-
discharged. This is great wrong to industrious
mechanics ard results in mischiefto the community
tor the trouble in collecting such debts has grown
so great that mechanics obtained with difficulty
in times OF ordinary prosperity for jobbing about a
house, unless they know ther customers make 1t a
rule to pay promptly on the completion OF the job
Phi. LsdgeF.
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Posi- OFFICE ArrARs.-The Postmaster General

orders the following:
Establish an Office at Christiana Creek, Augusta
county, Va, and appoint o. Il. Cleveland postmas-
ter Immediately on the route from Gordonsvlle
TO Stauutop. The name of the post Office at Rapid
Ann Madison county, Va, is changed to ''Wolf
town"
Appointments-Thos M. iIadderly postmaster
at Boydtown, Mecklenburg county, Va, vice VIM.
q Garner declined. G. w. Cove postmaster at st.
Mary's. Pleasant county, Va, vice L. W. Johnson,
resigned
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INSURE YOUR LItE--MIth Knowles 4
L "ai{0rG-in the mutual Benefit Company. Cap
liai OVER a. n,l and daily Increasing. No COM
p&ly affords Inoie advantages 70 the insured 1t
makes annual ditidfndsoi . per cent. AND PAYS
III IN thus helping the insured pay his premiums
II mas pad IN dividends OVER SINE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. 1t has paid for losses by
deaths IN virginia over Sl50nd0
ec24--5t kNNWLE9 & MALEORn.
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ELI THAyER IN VIRGINIA.-AnOther meeting was
held in Ceredo, Va. for the purpose of giving MIR.
1hayer opportunity to reply To the resolutions
passed by gathering of the pro-slayery citizens
Of Guyandotte few weeks since. MIR. Thayer de-
Iivered bimself accordingly, and the meeting ad-
iOurned.
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SALT woRgs--Tt il said that company from
the Highlands Of Scotland are about purchasing
the Bniltown salt works. in Braxton county, Va,
belonging TO Col. Addison Mclaughlin, with view
ot settling there.
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TROUBLE AMONG MISsTEEs.-A very bitter perso
nal controversy IS being waged in the Presbyte-
rian OF the West, between Rev. ~ l. Rice, D. D., OF
IT. Louis and Rev. f. d. McMasters, of New Alba
ny, Professor elect of the Theological Seminary
at Chicago. DR.. Rice has declined Professorship
In the same institution. and in his letter of dec
nation, reflected severely upon DR.. Mc3iasters.
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The DEATH OF CEAvFoRD--A relative of the de-
ceased sculptor, writes home that Mr. Crawford's 5
death took place at quarter past six o'clock on
the morning of saturday, October 10, just day
was dswnng. The funeral services took place ON
the following Sunday evening.
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BREACH OF promise C,sy-DFsppr,oS
marriage came off in this place last week 1t seems
anlan named kearney, tobacconist. hailiny fror,
the county of Franklin, had been making love to a
MISS haFrei OF Godsboro. and that he had laid hi,
hand and fortune at her feet bnt Mis- N s;il' s
the lover would prove gay deceiver. sued him fnP
breach OF promise. The writ was issued the She
riff sent for late at night to serve it, and Kaarnev
was brought up about II at night, and called upon
Miss III and lodging place in the county prison
lie chose dimity, married the woman-tbus epdow
ing her with his hand, heart, tobacco and every
thing that was his. lie passed the night with hi
young bride and left the next morning. He is t,
return, he said, about the 1st of January q
course he will-in horn -GoldsJoro, " C., 7r.
bp,ls - -
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NOTICE.-We have this day admitted
~ JOHN II. CLARK, of Halifsx. Va. a, a p.rt
TIfWRSTT FAULKNER
me style o. the firm will hereafter t,s
~ THNEATT, FAULKNER CLARK.
Richmond, tput I3 tNs- -, -,
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THE PoRT or NEW YoRK.-The were in this port
on Saturday 70S vessels ncluding 81 steamers, III
ships ll0 barks, st brigs, and 304 schooner. Sea
men we're less plenty, ana they were getting rather
more liberal remuneration.
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LIBERALiTY-A small number of Methodists in
De Soto (La) parish, met few days since aud sub
scribed $4,000 towards the foundation of a male
college for the use of their denomination. The
same parish has already female college.
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| STEAM POWER
pRIN TING OF III E,
,,...,. If Wan aa3 7FirtAta3b MTests. Rschmend
IouS p. nAMMERSLEl s CO., PrOprictors,

,s.o,,i,hrneut 0,cing the most complete Pfin-
| =, ,6.. %.nth both a. y sagds Ts pes, ornaments,
q, and the latest and most sppreVca Machine
- ~ j.. F4s{, turning oUt the hutst specimens Of
g. .,h ami fAB PRINTING, sgth as ~
T4NpNLktS. "a ~ 49, S5'fN, r', SSi,pe
fig-4sES PROG RANMES,
~IFiAnING HANDBil.LS. &c.
~ rs't.-u}4T attention given 20 nee work for
rsTS. Pu!d, G,tScs Insurance, sa''roAd ana Trans
-! -, t'.sy1..4.sips IobSSou Factors, sc.
'rIE nIspATCn CARD PRESS.
~. nav, machine tor CARHs RILL HEADS, small
,-,.tsr. Labels &c. Is capable o' turning oa l,a
-. r., lsr hour. thereby enabling the ratrons
',s .-. l( -shutuf 10 obtain this description oi
y,.,s- a. .a. sU.ttt>t p'sstN!e notice,
Pc ts s.,lt5rs4 ~ proportion 10 tat ficTtdSS q
I.-nf.r. il. Gu.t srd SILVER Rroage. and various
- ts.s tAe,ute ia the highest stNtt q the art,
~ ,.-- branch ai size tas}UeSs IKE pTopn'toIS Can
,.vslfaN9y g5NryrtTtON
pz->FFtGSL NOTICE All who wish Cards.
,l..,s .as SGaw B3iis printed fer distribution du-
-- f.r ,gg:..,hj0E Fajr, NuatG Il" well e. send in
t.r- sal have them supplied at once, while
....... . ample g.r-a e. ft;l them.
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SAP REsuIr OF CRUEL PUNISHMENT From the Lon.

SAD RESULT OF CRUEL PUNISHMENT Prom the Lam.
isFhie journal we clip the following:
some three or four years ago. the son of the
"a'aeh OF prison in peighboring State-a
ofiSht' Intelligent. handsome boy Of seyeptsen-
Was uetecLed by his father i'll the commission of an
piieHce' Inc father arragned his child stripped
him oil his ordinary clothing shaved hi, hair from,
nio ne"h anu Dressed him in the striped yarb of n
convict confined him within the walls of a neniten
tiaFy-there to remain until the unnatural narsn,
should see mt to release him. For week, the how
unable 10 help himself underwent the rigid disci
pune OF The prison, aud performed the duties "a.
signed TO the cOnvict-the most humiliating and
degrading OF which was to appear in the nnbIic
.horoughiares OF his native town and assist with a
Team engaged in hauling. Citizens shook their
.'eads ana pubic execrati0n toward the war,l.n
oeS,'me so strong and decided. that he WAS COM
preu az once to restore his to liberty and be-
came very near being turned out of his Office.
AS soon as released. the dishonored boy. hrokan
IN IN pfde and spirit fed from his home. and no
snins was heard from him until at length he turn
ed up IN the California courts accused az bnr,,a
lie was acquitted and about wear since ra,Sr:s
10 the Atlantic states-going from one 70 .ro,I
OF our large cities aud plungng into every snec;a
OF dissipation and vice. A few months enca bo
was arrested in one OF our principal cities far ar
son ana robbery, had his trial and received for
ms sentence ten years solitary confinement in the
peHitentiary-and but last week was brongbt Laol-
70 tne nome OF bis boyhood. one of a gang of th;r
y ChA!neo ielons in charge of the sheriff He mot
ut tne prison threshold his own father stilI tho
| ""iueh' anu SO near father, mother br.tbpr,
anu ssters-whe are all respectable members of 80.
| of punishment" ~ Ne"'' tei Ill
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QUEER SLAEDER.-Charles Mcneil has sued the
Madison (Wis.) Argus for libel on account of its
publication of the news of his arrest on a charge
of conspring to destroy train of cars ON the Mil
waukie and Mississippi railroad
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


COMMISSIONERS CEHTiFIcArR.--The undersigned,
sworn Commissioners 10 snperintend the drawing OF
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY do here
By certify that the above IL accurate List Of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawa By us this
day at Augusta, Tia.
Fc- BbAaRaBsEsR, baa sworn com,rs
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sav, oc-
tober 24th, ls57. LEWIS LEVY,J ]. p.
EXPLANATION, The len hand row In each the above
columns contain the Numbers which wsxe drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
Il the Prize which the Number is entitled TO-
All Tickets where the Number ends in are enti.
tied TO $50 n addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may enttie il 10. Halt Quarter and
Fighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of Packages are entitled 70 all they
draw over the So Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eghths ia proportion
The pliiieipai Prixss in this sehsme wsYe sold In
the following places, viz: No. iTsss. sfnfoa Pitts
burg, pa and Vicksburs. Miss, en- Ue4tlEcAte of
parkage. No. 23ksS, $ls.etQ. Columbia, 4. G. No
z9sss. $l2,so, Montgomery. ON certincate 81 Pack
are No 45i7i. E,taa, Charleston. sc. No. gsa5s
xIs. No. 600. tlSvn, Warsaw, Ala.
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DICHMONU MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
A ~ BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
i.Ettc--Ibrtlassesi in vocal music in this insti-
j.'1 meet - blows: Flrat adult class (nIore ad-
tst-~t1 N Tuesday aud Saturday evenings at IA
iycn. >eluu& .uult class beginners on Monday ana
4LuTsuay e'suESs at "a O,CieCk, The juvenile
classes will Il-siaI oci0ck. Tie first (mOre ad-
FaacedF on wednesday and Saturday. The second
i"-iEn@rs on Aosday and Thursday. Lessons on
o. aaa gwen vSen preferred. uniess too inconysn-
to irri2-lt4T T. l.. GALLKIlEi. Principal.
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RtkS. and Kiss MINORS BOARD
Vi iNG AND DAY SCHOOL. on 4Tg STREET. Be-
s..sV i3.l An AND fhESHA-L.-l he Thiri session OF
.uzll.uts1l w tUGlu.g Ice on the lat uf October
Al
r. .ai- school vi be taught all tlo branches of
flushed y4Gc4lnu. nc.ualug the Latin AMI Modern
i,..usx,~. .l-atar With Music upon The Piano
Iargaul u4.l.r. instruction IN hoCA! Music will
a So he gwen.
iar --,v-,es q c'upeteut instructors have been
}-.cU:r-i.
Attention viii 5eF lld 70 the proper training and
Al -o.sut If n yog;lc .a lies entrusted = their
,.4Es- aG& their i5-a! suI social Improvement pro
Il-iyI ~ rN.Is Iukas u their power
lis rgar.. Its pe-H IL successful operation in
J. +lHl.it fyr Il! twu .ears, and the -ubScrIbeT-
-isr wish coma ltcs. - lts patrons, for any inorma
t.a winch may desired IN reference 10 its merits
IEEGs-Auu ~ same - heretofore. For them
ala yi4rT particulars. refer 10
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PRICE ONE CENT.
PERSON al.

NOTlCE. ALI persons having claims
= ~ against the estate of Ira O. Parker. deceased
VIII please present tseni aud sll persons indebted to
nis estate. viii please make immediate pay inert
cc7-dts kEBECGA 4. PARKER Adfn'x
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sAMES VI. CARTER, HOUSE, SIGN,
ORNAMESTAL PAINTER, GLIDER AND
6LLKIEK corner l4th and Franklin streets, oppo-
rite the Exchange liotelfhe subscriber vailShim-
self of this method, to return his thanks TO his
friends and the public rthe liberal share patron
age they have bestowed him during the last six
4 years He therefore fatteTs himself that by
tiret attention 10 business, (endeagoring always 10
r:ease,l 10 merit continuation of their favOrs He
has OF hand considerable stock OF fresh materials
such "a LEADS, ZINCS, TARHi5HES WINDOW
CASE, DRY PAINTS, &c, which be would be
pie%srd 10 work up the most favorable terms for
cSst or on tls usual tine 10 punctuai payers.
HaFibs had 50 much complaint about closing my
shoD, t"hile have been engaged with my hands out
co1rs Sn4 WIN other busness,) the subscriber has
b.enret TIE services Of Sir. SAM'L y. SNYDER
~" @iii always be there 10 receive orders from my
patrons. oc I-dlm
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NEW OPERA BY R0SsIM.-The management O.
the Italian Opera at Paris announces, rs the most
extraordinary novelty Of their season OF lS57-'5S.
the representation of new opera, by Rossini, en-
titled "Un Curioso Academic"
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-We are informed that an alarm
ing encounter occurred yesterday in Franklin conn
ty, .hmewhere between Chanbeisburg ana snip
pensburg, on the Of the Cumberland Valley
Railroad Hon. Jos. C. McKibben, son OF Cham
bers McKibben, Esq, Naval Officer Of this port
aud member of Congress from California, met ac-
cidentally in the with Isaac Craig, who is SON
inlaw of Chambers McKibben, having married the
sister of Hon. j. c. Mckbben. Craig is well
known TO have incurred the enmity of the whnle
family. by an irreparable injury that be commit
ted several yerrs ago upon an unfortunate young
sister-in-law of his, who was deaf and dumb. He
and Mr. Mckibben of California, have not met since
shen till yesterday. When they encountered one
another pistols were drawn, and MIR. Craig was
wounded, but to what extent we are not informed.
There was a report that Dir. Mckibben was also
slightly wounded, but have not received any
confirmation of this report.-PttId. Bltetiss We'd
assday.
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BROKEN UP.-The Good Ship Investigator in
which Capt Cook voyaged round the world. and
which for many years has been moored off the So
ncrsett House, London. asa Thames police station,
has been removed to Deptford dockyard to be bro
ken up.
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES.-MIss S
- Il. FLOURNOY wishes to say to her old friends
SAd the public, b0ta Vi tho city aud Surrounding
country, that she hJ3 removed her residence from
staig 10 Broad, ore below the corner OF
4tL street. over Mars Music Store. No 2Is, nearly
opposite Nessrs Rrre4lcu Fox where sn- Intends to
carry ou DRESS AAhlNI more extensively than
sfs A- iOF the last ytaTs She respectfully
solicit call from the Ladies. The Fashions will be
rpce ed monthly. All orders frsm the country will
g promptly attended 10. &C lY-l2t+
. L.L.LiI = -. q, :.
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Mas JEFFERSON MINOR.
All ---iI ,w.rn Miss ADA Il. MINOR.
pHlVATE lRSTRUCTlON.-Tle su

EtNlF II 3 IFc cIhNJIIUN.-ILe SUB
scsI5-c oirr- lis services % his friends and the
luH.c generally IS PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR in
t-- ANtI ~ an MODERN LANGUAGE hS. and in
o.. -.oittshNGLsU BRANC ii ~ UF EDUCATION.
f--.r exs rc-liere or At h!. room. corner of 10Th
a-= e., Z streets He viii pe glad II see any who
uay wi-I - pE revise their English o. jlassi-
ca. studies. f. II. MONTAGUE,
t4r g-tlm& Corner Of IuIu ana Bank Srs
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4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

OF A9IBhO4 J FtNG INST received from the Ia
LEKY! Come aud see them. They have none OF
taat iingy appearance of other Ambr0types made in
the city This prOcess is capable of producing the
lI,5at beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE never
hs :skeB Chesp, inferior Pictures nothing but the
b"st il allowed u 10 out from this Gallery. No
na.hy advertisement ever appeared in prRt of this
es;sseiishmon;, We rely on our known merit.
ALBEIT " OSBORNE,
Au s2-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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cIGAkS.--Another lot of Reyna or
~ Qusep Iiegalll brand sixSah have been giving
such anGstlai satisfaction; als1sA few thousand ii
ahe celebrated Caanas said be the finest richest
favored Havana Cigar imported. Also, Principe
and other choice brands, now la store, for sale by
oeH JOHNSTON 4 BRO Druggists.
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MRS. 4. Il 5. COLE will resume hc1
~ class in ygtaIizaton aginy, and the Piano,
Ou The -JIa .. 0cpyrT instant.
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EEE. J. ASBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
H. CAL AND tNGLi>H SCHOOL, CORNER OF
CLAY AND "a SEBEHIS.-The tiiln annual
-, % o; tAls school VIII c0mManGs on the ZSth Of
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TEYNS.

0~U-ary English Branch $40 o.
J-'r tissaJa aA Mathematics 90 90
IT ds t0.,.....,.-......a~...,..... 50 90
q -lern Language, 20 Gu
a5g .......... ~ Is
aB t-.nl
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MADEIRA WINES, Low GRADES.

. quarter ca-ks Collie Wine
~ 29qGartcr ami ei xhlh casks London Particular.
y ale by SELDkN d MILLER,
oc l3 Corner PeaTl and Gary -treets
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A Diplomatic DIFPIcULTY.-The Mazatlan papers
mention that the papers and business of the L. ).
Consulate at that port have been transferred TO
the care OF the British Consul and that Mr. Smith
Is on his way to Washington, lay his difficulties
before our Government. His case has already v
been before the Mexican Government, with what
result is not yet known.
From the same source we learn that Mr.. Ainsa
brother-in-law of Col. Crabbe, executed in Sonora
had escaped from the Jail at Hermoilo where he
was confned.-.N. o. Etcagane, 18th.
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rHlNESE Sugar Cane Seed, new crop.
~ for sale st 20 cents per pound
NAKIAG & PEARGR Druggists
&C n Corner 4th and Broad streets
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/ :. S0UiEE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
Il. A<n fNril-u SCHOOL CORNEk MAIN
.,gt~F N.EEIT~ klCltM ND. NA.-Thc eley-
anti --,.,.l 81 his school Is now rlogTrss. Pu-
~-,....in-,. age charged oul! tluul time OF adais
&C 16-Zm
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"gf 3, - great p.r, s.a L. me 20 hn able 20 certify
t.r.t Nr NstEza d. liA9p whom Aaye had the ss-
-alIta t. .au tFs rNcrat years, - an excellent
..t rsr..ft.i T.lll~.. As teacher Er = eminent,
s.! t,-.-l4 safely recommend h!m 20 All those n he
, tsa,.u.rr psvacloucy IN the noble SIT OF Mn-ic.
.---.a.t 'MNRICs SCsA60SCH.S
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y ESTAUKANT FOR SALE.-The Res
Ie.agrtnt sit.a5et n,il, the Odd Fellows Hall il
cfrred FOX SALE, with al Uf the Stock Fixtures
ard the Key Of the house. Apply to
&C s-ts JAS WARRINGTON
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r ARD.--No. LARD. in pals for sale
- by BURTON 4 GREENHoW.
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~ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
IA The above reward Of TWENTY pOLLARG
sRA will be paid 10 any one whs viii deliver 70
- me. negro boy TON If taken out VI the
city county of Henrca Ten Dollarsi If taken In
: he city or county. lie sometimes calls hlInssh Ton
Brooks He is very bright muiatto, sospe feet 8
inches high He Il Is or ~ Jears old rather Thick
tet and fall head of hair He belongs 10 Mrs. n
uiurs, and left home on the 18th Of uctobsr
oc 2I-ts CuAB. RRUCg
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The steamer Royal Charter, with Melbourne
dates to the 18th OF August, put into Queenston on
her way to Liverpool. she brought gold valued at
G36O,0O0 sterling
The ship King Philip had also arrived in the
Channel with fl60,0UU from Melbourne
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EDUCATION.
rIANn ENRTE INSTEUC

.---- PIANO FORTE INSTRuC
gI,--s - TION.--NR. NATHAN L. CLApP,
SO ~ n fgra the CUuserVatglre de Mu~jQue.
x ! ! I,.Vgfc Principal Of tie Musical DE
,-.fr.-.t.f far "ktaupu1 Female Institute has
s E..r a. saaa.anr. th2. be Wlli receive a few prI
..r. ra..t. -; }gstIuCt.un IN the ait Of PIANO
..ANiNH.
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The Russian naval division destined for the Chi
nese waters had quilted Cronstadt. 1t consists of
three corvettes and three steam clippers.
statements III regard to the extensive nature
of the fortidcations which Russia is constructing
at the entrance of the Sea of Azof are confirmed
letter in the Presse of Vienna says it is perfect
ly true that the Russian Government has set apart
6000UU0 roubles for the reconstruction of Sebasto-
pol, and that, although the Treaty Paris forbids
the building of fortications, it is supposed it may
be easily eluded.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

A powder magazine at Joudpore had been blow
up by lightning. Over 1000 persons were kille
and 500 houses destroy ed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-30

LOWER PRICES.--A sale of negroes took place In
Lancaster District Tuesday at which likely boys
under age brought from SS25 to 5000. Prices were
below those which have been hitherto maintained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-30

letter from Vienna says that the recent confer
ence which was held there between the Baron de
Bourqueney and Count Werner, had for it's object
the eaidinian question, and the ption OF di-
plomatc relations between the Courts OF Turin and
Vienna may be shortly expected.
The Times Vienna correspondent describes the
panic on the Vienna Exchange the 18th, as
frkhtful. The National Loan bearing per cent
interest, payable in silver, fell to S015