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RSg- Powers NEVER SURRENDERs-

Notwithstanding the money panic which has been
the general topic of conversation for the last few
days. POWERS Gallery Is still the vorite resort for
all the picture hunters. Several hundred lsenesses
taken yesterday. Photographs, Imperial Ambro-
types Melanoty and every description Of picture
made. Old Daguerreotyes copied and colored in
oil colors, to be had only at POWERS Gallery. Isl
Main street. 30--ltt
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AMERICAN ARTISTS IN EURoPE.-0n the 2Sth July
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams concluded an en-
gagement of two hundred and four nights at the
Adelph London. They have also played one hun
bred and seyenty-fve nights in the provinces,
visiting Dublin, Cork Limerick, Belfast, Edin-
burg, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham. These
popular artists travelling on the continent,
and will resume their engagements in England
and Ireland early in the autumn. The Chrysty
Minstrels, Raynor, Pierce and others, were sing
ing at the Surrey Theatre, London, on the 3lst Au-
gust.
NAvAL-The u. s. soop of war Falmouth was
taken into the dry dock at the Portsmouth On. II.
navy yard on the ;2lst inst. The officers of the
ship dned with ex-President Pierce, at the Rock
ngham House, ON Tuesday. On examination of
the Falmouth, it found that very little work
was required upon her, the extent of her injury be-
ing the loss of a small portion of her copper. She
has been taken out on the Dock and will return to
the Brazil station with her present crew immcdi-
ately.
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FAnuREs.-since the monetary panic commenc-
ed, with the failure of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company, there have been one hundred and two
business failures, suspensions, &C., in New York
city, and forty-fiye in Philadelphia.
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Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRs.-A new post office is estab-
lished at Mt. Athos, Campbell county, Va, and
Bruce Woody appointed postmaster. Immediately
on route from Richmond to Lynchburg, supplied
daily by cars, and three times week from packet.
The name of the post Office at Wyoming, Din
widdie county. Va, is changed to San Marine.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S. Well, postmaster at Keys
vile, Charlotte county, Va, vice Henry S. Daven-
port, declined. Michael Shank, postmaster at
Melhorn, resigned. William G. Garner, postmaster
at Boydton, Mecklenburg county, Va, vice Charles
r. Edmonson, resigned.
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RENCoNTRE WITH BEAR-It appears that par
ty of gentlemen from Augusta, consisting of
Messrs. Young Andrews and Mccormick while
hunting in the pine forests bordering .the Chippe-
wa river on the I'D ult, encountereda very black
bear, and were attacked by it with degree of fe-
rocity seldom exhibited by the grizzly bear of the
Rocky mountains. They had started on their re-.
| turn homeward, and while ascending from deep
ravine, or swale about sunset discovered the bear
| standing on the summit of ridge some distance
| of. Mr. &. S. Mccormick discharged his piece
at the animal, when it made towards them at a ra-
| pid pace. Arriving in their midst, it sprang on
| MIR. McC., tearing him from his horse and wound
| ing him in dreadful manner
The rest of the party Immediately dismounted.
but for some length of time were unable to render
their comrade assistance, on account of the bear
having him in such a position that to discharge
their guns at the feroci0us brute would have still
more imperiled his life.
Finally, Mr.. Young dubbed his rifle and struck
the bear upon the head, when it Immediately let
go Its deathy grasp upon Mr. Mccormick and
sprang upon Young with redoubed ferocity, tear
Ing and wounding him in such fearful manner,
that fears are entertained for his recovery.
The third party succeeded in dspatchng the fe-
rocious creature but not before receiving several
severe bites and having two of his ribs broken The
parties succeeded in reaching logger's shanty
about midnight, and were brought home next day
in disabled condition.
The bear weighed, when dressed, upwards of 1000
pounds.-Eau Claire Wis) Telegraph
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THE ALARM OF FIRE about 10 O'Clock last night
originated in the basement of Winfree Cosby's
factory on Sth street. The promptness of the fire
men saved the building with but slight loss
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THE GREAT FAILURE OF GARNER & CO.-The Jour
nal of Commerce referring to the suspension OF
Messrs. Garner Co., one of the Oldest and most
respectable dry goods houses in New York, and
largely engaged in the manufacture of prints and
other cotton goods, which formed the principal
portion of its business, says:
This was one of the few houses that stood amid
the general crash of 1887, and it has always enjoy
ed high credit. This suspension, We regret to say,
will throw several thousand persons out of EN-
poyment. and we trust that for their sake, as well
as their employers, it will not be long before the
works may be resumed. The liabilities of the
house two millions, but the assets, in
Guiding mill property, more than twice this
amount, Mr. Garner having accumulated large
surplus during many years of prosperous bust
ness He has long borne a very high character
for strict integrity, and his embarrassments will
call out the sympathy of all who have known
him.
The Tribune states that the bills receivable due
next month are said to reach million and half,
Blu money enough to carry them through could not
be raised upOn them.
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Rag W. LEIGH Burton, DENTIST, has
returned to the city, and may be found at his Office
Usual. 3n-2f&
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Robert Bowie, o clerk Ia Charleston, &. c., was
killed Friday, By falling from third story window.
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MARRIED.

In this city on Monday, the oath instant By r ey
James b. Taylor, Rev. ALFRED ~. DICKINSON
late of Charlottesville, to Miss FANNIE II TAYLOR
daughter OF the ofiicfatng clergyman.
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ATTACK on A MEXICAN GOVERNMENT SPECIE TRAIN
By AMERIcANs.-The Indianola Texan, of the 10Th
ult., has an account Of an attack on a Mexican
specie train by persons supposed to be Americans.
1t says:
Seventeen carts, driven by Mexicans, had reach
ed the Cbolo in advance of the balance of the train
when they were suddenly assaulted by about thirty
men, whose faces were BACKED. The major-lono
of the train, an old Mexican. who had been with
jackson al the battle of New Orleans, named Anto-
MO Delgado, received shot from the assailants.-
He returned the fire and killed of the assault
ing party. but Immediately dropped dead himself.
A general battle then took pace-the Mexicans at
lacking the Americans with axes, hatchets, &c
fought heroically-and finally drove them off. A
young Mexican named Valdes and his two brothers,
were wounded. Three balls were subsequently
taken from his body, in San Antonio. When the
news reached San Antonio, it caused great excite
ment. Twenty regular soldiers sent out I'M
der command of the Sherif-with orders, how
ever, not to go beyond the limits of the county
while Messrs. Howard Il Wilcox went in command
of about sixty volunteers in search of the party
which had attacked the train.
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NJ The FUNERAL of WARREN CAM
FIELD and MARY, his wife. will take place from the
Centenary Church. this morning, at 10 o'clock. The
| spectfully invited to attend.
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nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFFICE,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets Richmond.
JOHN D. HAMNIERsLEY & CO., Proprietors

This establishment (being the most complete Prin-
terry in the South, both regards Types Ornaments
&C., and the latest AID most approved Machine
Pressesl is daily turning out the finest specimens OF
BOOK and JOB PRINTING such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS.
CATALOGUES NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES.
BILLS OF LADINa, HANDBILLS, &c.
~ Particular attention given to fine work for
Banks Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies Tobacco Factors. &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS, BILL II EADs, Small
Circulars Labels, &c, is capable of turning on LOO
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description oil
work at the shortest possible notice.
E1- Prices reduced IN proportion to the increase ~
speed
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
colored Inks executed in the style of the art
In this branch of the business the proprietors can
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
NJ SPECIAL NOTICE All whe wish Cards.
Circulars and Show Bills printed for distribution du
ring the approaching Fair, would do well to send IN
their orders and have them supplied at once, while
there is ample time to fill them.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
lSl SESSION OF Is57J5s-The INTRODUCTORY
LECTURE will be delivered in the Chemical Hall OF
the College, on THURSDAY EyENING, Oct. LIST, at
s o'clock, By Professor CONWAY.
The Medical Profession and the public are respect
fully invited to attend.
''' L. 8. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
go 2n-ot Dean of the Faculty.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

(Fron. the Times City Article, Tuesday Erening)
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The funds continue dull.
They opened at a decline of "a, and subsequently
experienced further reduction.
At the Bank of England and in the discount mar
ket there was considerable increase in the demand
for money.
From the Daily Neps City Article, Friday Evening.
Considerable gloom prevailed throughout the
stock exchange to-day. The funds fell "a per cent.
The market is chiefly preiudieed by the gloomy fl
nancial advices from the Continent and New York,
and increase in the demand for money in the stock
Exchange in connection with the fortnighty set
Element in shares also operated on the unfavorable
site.
In the discount market the demand was mode
rate. Bnt this may be owing to the circumstance
that the Bank Isl the cheapest market at present.
The applications at that establishment continues to
be considerable.
London Exchange, this day 16th,) opening
prices :-Consols for money, lisa; for account, 60
1928.
o'clock, P. M.-Consols for money, CO.'S for &C.
count, 80 1882.
LONDON, sept. 16-Yesterday, the Bank of Hol-
land again raised its rate of discount 1t was pre-
viously increased from to AZ per cent, and it
has now been put to per cent. According to the
Times city article, the movement is believed to
have been adopted in consequence of large amount
securities having been thrown upon the Ainster-
dam market from Vienna, where the preparations
Of the Austrian National Bank for the resumption
of specie payments on the first of January next,
caused considerable pressure.
Under the circumstances, it is thought that most
of the German banks will be compelled to follow
the example of the Bank of Holland. and, as a gen-
era rise will thus be established great part
of the continent, the prospect of better times is
proportionately deferred.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET.-0n Tuesday there was
good attendance at the market, and fair bust
ness done in wheat at an advance in red of Sd per
20 lbs Flour was also in better SALE In beans,
peas, Indian corn and oats there was only limit
ed trade without change in prices. New Oat meal
rather easier.N
PARIS, Tuesday Night-The Three per Cents have
closed, with scarcely any change, at 66fr. 55c.
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"a STOCK OF BOOTS AND

EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. -UN-
~ PRECEDEsTED ATTRACTION AT GOLD
SHIFTS Cheap Store, Broad street.-The Ladies
will find it to their interest to call early and exam
inc Goldsmits handsome and desirable stock of
goods, which has never been exceiled in STYLE price
and quality. having purchased his goods under Pc
cuisr advantages, persons can purchase of him the
handsomest and the newest styles at very low prices
His stock comprises in part every description of Mil
Inery Goods. Embroderies, White Goods, Black
Silks White Flannels Trimmings of every tlescrip-
ton, Hosiery. Gloves, Woolen Goods, Corsets Tidys
Head-dress, Hair Rolls. Belts, Chenille Scarfs, and
thousands OF other articles 4 call is respectfully
solicited. r. COL DSMIT
Sc 80 pnS Rrood s,rast
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THE DISPATCH.
NO noTICn TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH must oe n"uu
I'd In by sir o'clock in ne afternoon, 10 oruei :" ~
pear the next day. The heavy pressure % ~, ~.
tisemsnts upon the columns Of our pApe.
.a.,it ~ their re,sption after the hour named.
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EFFECTS OF HARD TIMES IN NoRRIsTow

EFFECTS OF HARD TIMES IN YOUNGSTOWN.
NoRRIsrowN, Pa, Sept 23-Jamison's cotton mill
stopped operation Saturday last, throwing about
$50 hands out of work.
Also, Macreadys cotton mill has closed: Jas Hoo
yen's rolling mill; VIM. Sehalrs rolling mill; and
some smaller concerns
There must be 600 or 700 hands thrown out of
work by the above suspensions
The Montgomery County Bank suspended specie
payment this morning.
The above mills hope to commence again in
few weeks but the prospect is that others will stop
soon, instead Of any resuming.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The Quaker City, with
dates from Havana to the 18th inst, has arrived
here She brings no news of importance.
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~ THE GREAT STEAM DEPOT, $50 Main street, is
the place 6 patronize If in want Of lkenesses. 500
pictures taken daily by IS artists Fare 80 cents and
upwards. TYLER Co. Artists.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
~ SCHOOL STATIONERY,
PIANO FORTES,
GUITARS AND MUSIC.

JAMES WOODHOUSE d. 60,
Richmond va,
Respectfully invite the attention Of all interested
to the extensive stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
with which they supplied at the present season.
embracing they believe, all the Primary, Elements
ry and advanced Text Books used in the choos and
Colleges of this State and North Carolina. OF approx
ed editions Their stock OF
SCHOOL STATIONERY
is large and complete, cons sting of every article
necessary TO- educational purposes In the depart
ment of
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GREAT ATTRACTION! CHEAP DRY
PRICES !t-ioco yards yard-ysido Fig'd CarpetlDg
at 37lsc 1909 yds Striped do l.. Cd; 1000 yds dark
Prints at t. and &C., bought under the pressure OF
the times; 0s0 yds hitc Fianncls at Isle. cheap
at S0c; 600 real Linen Cambria Hdkfs at 6aes 1900
do de- finer at l0c. and i2tsc. Also. large lot OK
Hosiery at lOc per pair Briilianes at iOc. curtain
Muslins, a large lot, at II.
DRESS uOUDS.-Printed DeLaines; Printed Cah-
meres.
Buyers from all quarters are invited TO call the
arzains are about G. A, 6wATklS.
seN Opposite Exchange Bank.
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WANTED wish to employ two good
w STONE CUTTERS, 70 work about "a m,I.,
from Richmond. on the X. y. and r. r.
Sc E-t5 WIN. N BRAGG qun,t
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RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT FROM WHEAT.
LAND.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Ths President returned
from Wheatlaud to-day.
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beading BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG,
IL AND SCHOOL BOOKS, AT

beading BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG,
~ AND SCHOOL BOOKS, AT
FLOWERS by the wayside. by r. w. White. of
Richnond plain 81 an! 40 gilt 80 cts
DICKENS Child's History of England, vols; 75c
BONNER'S Chiids History of the United States, 2
FAIRCIiILD, Family and other works of Mrs. sh,r-
wood, per vol; 75c.
HARRY and Lucy and other works OF Miss Edge
worth
LITTLE susy's Six Teachers. Six Birthdays. Little
Servants each i0c.
MISS Macintosh, PRAISE and Principle" SIC.
BIBLE Primer. Tract Primer, Line upon Line. Pre-
cept upon Precept. Peep Of Day, Pictorial Prim-
or Sweet Story OF Old, &C.
l'C0UDERY'S Moral Lesson, with illustrated anec-
dotes; sc.
BOYS Treasury of Sports; 7Sc.
YOUNG Mems Evening Book; &c.
ABBOTT'S Learning 10 Talk and Learning to Read
illustrated highly; soc.
TIE Mother Goose Melodies. in various styles IL 10
JACK the uant Killer. Hop DER my Thumb. &c :,
Ac.: on Linen, 25c.
CUII.D'S Rock OF Fairy Tales; CLOTH ST.
A great variety Of Books for sunday Schools.
BOOKS FOR THE DAY SCIIO0lr-McGuffey's
Sander and other Re iders Pixies Davie Enersoas
Thompson's and other Arithmetics: Mitchelfs or
ney' - Colton's and Morses Biographies; New York
Comley's, MeGuffey's and Webster's Spoilers and
Primers Walkers aud Wehster's Dictionaries.
Goodrich's. Grimshaw's, Wilson's, doldsmith's and
Markham's Histories.
LEIPZIG Latin and Greek editions.
Fasquelles French Course. Napoleon Telemacue
&C. Also, ollendarf's Callett's. Choquets and 9th.
err Exercises seNt-3t
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THE LAST SEEN OF CAPT HERNDoN.-The Savan
nah papers contain the following, obtained from
Adolph Fredercks, one of the rescued from the
Central America:
Between two and three hours after the vessel
sank, Capt Herndon floated up to where Fredericks
and some others were on raft. Capt. ii. was pro-
vded with a handsome India rubber life-preserver.
and was floating piece of plank. He address
ed them encouraginsly, saying "Boys, this is a
poor craft to get to New York in. Have you got
any brandy among your" To Fredercks, Capt. ii.
seemed capable of floating in safety for length of
time.
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WANTED-A young man in the Jewel
w ~ business-one that has had some sxper,.
ence. Apply to
Sc 29-6t H. A pFAPCR
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BH AUCTIoN.-Boots, Shoes and Hats,
THIS MORNING, by
Sc ao-lt 1. & G. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
w LADIES FAIR.-The Ladies Of
Union Station NJ. K. Church, Union Hill, will open
their FAIR. THIS EVENING, at o'clock, in the
Basement Of the Church. They will offer for sale
&C. the proceeds to be applied to the payment of the
Gas Fixtures. &C., the Church having been recently
lighted with gas. They most respectfully ask call
from their friends and the public generally.
Sc 30-3t
Bag SUPPER AT Four MILE CREEK
CHURCH, IN HRNRIco.-There will be given at -Four
Mile Creek Church, a SUPPER, on THURSDAY
NIGHT. Oct lst for the purpose of raising funds TO
repair the Church. The public respectfully re-
quested to attend. 3l-2t
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APPOINTMENT or INSTRUMENTATION. Wise has ap-
pointed Thomas NJ Rowlett, of Nottoway, and VIM.
Turnbull, Of Dinwiddie, Inspectors at Oaks Ware
house In Petersburg.
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Hon. WM. I. HASKELL, distinguished politician
Of Tennessee, who served calamity in the Mexican
ID said TO have recently exhibited serious symp
toms of insanity
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PIANO FORTES,

PIANO FORTES,
- 70 here is nothing Iacking-a visit to
Z v asatsry every ons, that more com
GOOD INSTRUMENTS,
could scarcely be collected together. They have
every grade for sale, those OF elegant snd
stately design, suited to persons who have means
TO crafty lhcr taste; others adapted 10 persons Of
mere moderate DESIRES whilst the humber may oh.
tain an instrument equally az durable and sweet
toned, in palmer and less costly case.
They have for sale, the sweetest toned
GUITARS,
Made in the world, not excepting those Of the far
famed spanish and Italian manufacture. They are.
besides, so very durable. which cannot always he
said Of those Of foreign make brought to this coun
try. Theseinstruments are made by MARTIN, and
persons should remember this nams when they
want good Guitar. They have also others Of cheap
er manufacture
An immense stock Of
MUSIC.
For the Piano Forte and Guitar Instruction Books.
Singing Books, Gnitar and Harp Strings, Tuning
Glasses Music Folios. Piano Stools Melodeon., ke.
Al, OF which will be furnished at very moderate
a nDeral discount made to teachers.
So Orders promptly and faithfully attended to-
10; Piano forses tuned ID, and repaired ,,d;,0p co
T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-We
II have the following named LUMBER. which We
offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers at reasonable
prices, and upon accommodating terms:
!, Ia. Ia, 2, and inch White Pine of Superior
quality
"a and inch Poplar, some extra wide, seasoned and
dry
Ia and Ia inch Clear North Carolina Step Boards.
heart
l. and Ia inch seasoned N. Ca.okna and Virginia
Flooring, dressed
Ia, IL, O. 5 and inch Eastern Ash. seasoned
Heart and Merchantable Scantling, all sizes
Garden Rails, Misunderstanding, and fail assert.
ment OF Virginia Lumber
Cypress Shingles, Cedar Posts, &c. &c.
The above Lumber has been carefully selected.
a. We furnish BILL TIMBER of Virginia and
North Carolina growth at very low prices:
BA- Orders solicited and promptly executed.
ISAAC J. MERCER 4 CO.,
south side Of the Dock, near Mayo's Bridge.
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WANTED.-Six Carpenters to work on
Bridge at Pamunky River, near the Whit.
House. Apply to v. J. CLUTTER, at the work or
70 s N. 3. CARPENTER
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LATEST FINANCE NEWS FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-The Presidents of the
Banks recommend the extension of the discount
time per cent. next week, which will amount to
over 100000
The suspension of Bottom, Tiffany Co., New
Jersey, is contradieted.
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N FOR RENT.-Two very neat Brick
III Residenees. On Church Hill. Apply to
aulS-a LARUs SHINE.
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REDUCTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE DEBT
Gov Pollock, of Pennsylvania, has issued his proc
lamaton announcing that the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund report reduction of the State
debt for the last three years. through that source
of one million, to'ty-t,yo thousand. eight hundred and
6yseren dollars and siztyfo,r cents, 81 ,042 S57G)
This has been accomplished by the purchase of
State stocks at the market price, and by the can
collation. Of relief under the laws of 1S49 1852
and 1858. If to this is added the amount received
by the sale of the Main Line ($, 500 000D there lie
a reduction Of the State debt of SS,5l2, S57.
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WESTWARD IIo!-Six wagons, containing as many
families, passed through Lewisburg, Va, on Tues
day last, for the far West.
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WANTED, at the DIME RESTAU-
~ RANT, ~ Main street, 4 smart Servant to
wash and do light kitchen work. se I'd
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GREAT FOUR MILE RACE In NEW YORK.
NEw York, Sept. 20.-In the great four mile race
to-day Charleston was withdrawn previous to run.
ming, and Nicholas won, beating Engineer easily
Time: 7:45-7:4T.
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a FOR RENT OR LEASE-Two new
Ii four story Warehouses on the Basin at the cor
ner OF 10th and Cary streets nearly ready tenantr
They will have convenient Offices and be supplied
with gas, water, water closets, &c.
Also the tenement ON Cary street. next door TO
Messrs. Winston 4 Powers now occupied by Mr..
VIM s. Triplett, the lease for which win expire on
the LIST Of May next.
Apply 70 JOHN RUTHERFORD, or to
se 3-at EDW,p N rACuA
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BOUGHT FOR THE Use OF THE COURTS OF THE UNITED
STAIEs.-The Secretary of the Interior has pur-
chased for the of the courts of the United States
In Boston, the we'll known Masonic Temple, of that
city, subject to the approval of Congress The
price to be paid is S105000.