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80. srrnxn RAprrar CnuncH.--
- TnE RrcnI AZ MEErlso of One Lit-

rous services Sunday Morning, at u O'clock Rev.
Manly, r. will preach at aieht, 1T Ia ocock. sni
adnif,i ter the ordinance Of baptism. no7-1t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Pws Of Richmond, sor'r e--Hgn Water Q 0el
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke. Skinner, New York, mdse. and
passengers, Ludlam q Watson.
Steamer CITY of Richmond Mitchell, Philadelphia,
Iadse. and passengers. III. n. futile.
Schr. +. j. Brognard. Concklin, New York, hay.
Whitlock Son. f
sehr. edwin, Creighton. Baltimore. plaster, w. ID.
Colquitt & Co.
Schr. May Queen. Jones, Porto Rico, sugar ana
moiasses Dunlop, Honcure 4 Co.
Schr. Old Zack, Philadelphia. coal.
Brig Sea Foam, Price. New York. IN ballast;
WhitIock A. Son
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A MORMON HEJRA.--The only item of considera-
BILE importance which we find in our California ex-
changes is the following:
Col. VIM. Rodgers furnishes the State Journal
some additional facts In relation to the movements
fthe Mormons and the condition ofthe inhabitants
of Carson Valley. 1t is his opinion that the Nor
mons intend to remove to the neighborhood of
Vancouver's Island. They had become wcaried by
the many annoyances to which they have been sub
jected in their late quarters, and readily answered
the call from Brigham Young those in authority,
iBtimating removal to another field of operations.
They paid up the last dollar of indebtedness, and
left with the good wishes of all. During last sum
nier the entire fraternity submitted to new bap-
tism and il is probable that the order for removal
was known to the head men at that time. They
carried with them immense amounts ofpowder and
other ammunition, and before their departure had
purchased nearly all the revolvers in the valley.
Some members of the train had in possession as
high as six of these weapons. .
mandatory has been in operation at Salt
Lake for the past seven months, turning out two
hundred reyolvers per week. They have excellent
workmen and abundant material. In case they
should desire to enter into conflict with the troops
they are we'll furnished with the means, and it is
thought that the Indians will unite forces with
them,
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FIRES IN RALTIMoRE.-The Baltimore papers an
nounce the destruction of fifteen houses on Union
street, on Wednesday night. On the south side of
the street, eight two story bricks, and two three
story bricks Of these four were entirely destroyed
They belonged to Mr Jacob Cook and Captain Jas.
McFee Thursday morning about o'clock; nine
small houses Oh the same block were burnt. The
Sun estimates the total loss at $4,000.
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posTo, "FICE APPoINTMgN-s.-Wm. H. Adkins post
master at North Mayo, Henry county, Va, vice p.
W. Moore. resigned Craven Brown postmaster at
Calhoun. Ba rbour county, Va, vice W. T. Wood
ruff RESIGNED James n. Mcclure postmaster at
Jeetown. JefftN son county, Va, vice Joel w. Ro-
hrrfs rnSinned.
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DAMAGES FOR CRY NEGLIGENcE-Last week Mr..
IIarridan and wife recovered of the city of Con-
cord, " H., S272S and costs, damages for inju-
ries sust tanned by Mrs Harridan, caused by defect
in one of the pavements of that place. Gov. Hub
bard fell the place but few days previous,
and recovered $500 damages from the city. DAM
ages and costs in both cases amounted to over 81
900. The mayor, in Mrs. Harridans case, testified
that it cost but dollar to remedy the defect in
the payemeut
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Hn- NoTIcE TO NY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC tfENERALLY.-Ia am now prepared to
furnish them with Brogues, of the best quality, OF
all sizes, of my own make, and OF all kinds Also,
Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen boys. misses,
and children of every description-each of my own
manufacture and of the best imported work.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,l
Richmond November 8, 1857.
By A DIVIDEND of three per cent. has
been this day declared by the directors payable on
aud after the 18th inst at the office OF the COMPANY
no 6-ts j. III. MONTAGUE.
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ssgn PLAIN SrArEMENrs OF FAors. :

Blyn PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS
DIR. HAMPTON. now aged 50 years speaks Hear him
Are you scki Beware of limitations! ASK for
iIamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
to stand the test Of public opinion. No art Of putting
galvanize worthless article 50 as to Keep It up
as o coed medicine, if j. be not really so.
good medicine will live. become popular anu ex
tend its sales year after year, IN spite OF 9pposio
OF them passes from mouth TO mouth with more ra
pi1ity than newspapers can spread II. living VII
testifying TO the cure medicine mas lnaue oi
him is of more service than any newspaper adver-
Using. 4.
Halnpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects. -
SIR WIN. HIGH No. 1875 South Paca street, Baitr
more, cured of Rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Nervous
Ma. Edwin NJ. spRANxLIN. No. q Register street,
BALTIMORE most dreadful case Of Scroiua oil years
Standing lost number OF pieces OF bene restored 10
MISS MARY scorrEIp, Teacher, No. 500 Baltimore
street-her case after years OF SUFFERING mas aston
''hed h hST ipispSI NERVOUS DISEASE, &c
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, suf-
fare from these complaints for Is months, with body
and mind severely affected lie was cured by IIamp
COUdH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry c. Winn had cough for years-great
weakness. &C. had in all five or six physicians; tried
all the re1sies but VA was s sE,ed GRly NycvRr
~ Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PUkCELii, LADU q w., hlCnHIOnus "
Dr. coon e. fredericksburg; By all the Druggists in
Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il M0WBRAY, Baltt
more and By Druggists ard Shopkeepers everywhere
d.. 81 per bottle: six BOTTLES for -. sc S-d&c
rSya SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The attention
of the Trade and the Public is requested to the sale
of T. A. Rust's stock of Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock.
no Its r.. b. COUh d CO, Aucts.
Ngge THE UNITED STATES BANK, Wash
ington D. CT will give Virginia Bank Notes at
par for all Dills Ct the above bank.
MOI -ts WIN. N. TINSLEY
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FLOUR TO Boston Day GooDs FmMs-We under
s,and that several lots of -four consigned to dry
gocds arms of this ity, in payment of western In
debtedness. we're rece. we'd here over the Western
Railroad on Saturday la st. This -four arrives upon
alat- - 0stln IFdf.
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ALEX'R HILL,

Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes
No I21 Main St. Richmond. Va.
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VIM. T. Bird fofcustis) Is about nohes ii.sh
At ACE. about hve feet nine or ten ~ rni,,
stoass n little fIrward full faced, ana " sy
compIsxion. his hair IL light. and heis yei. Pam
Ia conversation,
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And RICHARD -.
Richard 81, in Dutch ............... Mr. s. w. GLENN

GYMNASIUM Interesting to Clerks
" and young men leading sedentary lives. 4.
opened on Marshall street, between 9TH and 9Th in
the Hall formerly occupied q Riding School, a No.
GYMNASIUM, for athletic sports of all descrip-
TONS Persons wishing 10 deyelope the muscles,
have an opportunity of doing at small cost
Admission fee si0 and a monthly subscription Of 20
cents.
Those wishing TO become members will apply at
the Hall. Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings,
between the hours Of 5 and ~ o'clock.
2l-Imk
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NEWSPAPERS FOR PRd fcE.-The Chicago Tribune
has the fole MI. 1g announcement in large type at
the head of its So 1ond page:
.This paper sen oneJyear for three bushels of
heat or six bu she fs of OATS
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state that only thirty-three of the sixty members
of the Constitutional Convention present,
and nothing of general interest had been done.
Gov. Walker and Secretary Stanton were at Law
renee the Goth. and nothing was said about
leaving the Territory.
The Herald of Freedom says that the bank sus-
pensions at the East have been severely felt in Kan
sas. There was a large amount of valueless Eas-
tern exchange there
Upwards OF 800 troops were at Lecompton. A
protest had been entered against the issuing of
certificates to the pro-slayery candidates for the
Legislature in Leayenworth district, account
OF alleged frauds in the kickapoo precinct
THE MARYLAND ELEc1IoN-The polling in Balti-
more on Wednesday, while attended by great
degree of rowdyism, does not appear to have
been marked by that fatality often heretofore
corded; indeed, from the local columns of the pa
pers, we should judge the violence to have been
very little greater than that to be seen every Gay
recorded the press there. The especial police"
in many instances returned their badges to Mayor
Swami and declined serving. But one fatal affair
occurred, in which Parker White was stabbed and
killed by Patrick Kelley, who was in turn rideled
with bullets by Whites friends, and is lying fatal
ly wounded. The vote for Hicks Ann in the city
was II $40 and for Groome, (Den..l his competitor
for Governor, S,215. The Democratic press COM
plain loudly of their party friends being proven
ted from voting. The American State ticket is
elected. The congressional delegation will prob
ably stand as follows:
First district-Judge Stewart, dem. Second dis
tflCt-JdltleS d. AMER. 1HIu
J. Morrison Harris, Amer. Fourth district-Eenry
Winter Davis, Amer. Fifth District-Jacob NJ.
Kunkel. dem, "a gain.) Sixth district-Thomas +.
Bowie, DEM
tbs COMING SEASON AT WAsHINGToN.-A few men,
bers of Congress already looking in upon the
city and providing themselves with quarters for
the long session. Several members have taken
houses, and among them Mr. Horace T. Clark. who
has taken an elegant mansion of the late Major
Lindsay. Senator Wright, of New Jersey, has
taken the large house which was known and cele-
DRAFTED last spring as the New York Rancho. SEN
;ator Gwin has the house previously occupied by
Governor Aiken. Many others have already or are
about to select houses for the session or for the
Congress The new mansions of Senators Douglas
and Bright are nearly completed and will be large,
commodous and in every way adapted to the enter
tainment of many VISITORS Washington C0rFesDOIl-
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T AMPS, LAMPS.-Wc have in store q
IL very large assortment of Solar, Fluid and CAM
phine Parior. Side aud Suspension LaIaps. Also,
Passage and Hall do; Lamp shades and Chimneys;
Gas Shades; Lamp Wicks; Lanterns, &c. for sale
cheap by GEO. j. SUMNER,
Pos ri
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rtoRN. CORN.--Prime White Corn. foi
~ sale from depot In lots 20 suit purchasers.
- 80 -" -. EDWIN MOUNTAIN 4 CO. 4
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HEAD QRS. 18TH REG. YOUNG GUARD
d RIcuiioND, Nov. 7rh, 1857. J
~ ORDER No. VIII.
II This command will assemble at their
Armory ON MONDAY evening 9th inst, at o'clock,
punctually. for the purpose Of acting upon the by
laws and the election of members.
BY command.
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I,AMILY FLOUR Warranted equal -
s "a - BURTON 4 GREEsIioW.
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Specie FROM Mrxico-It is supposed that Mexic,
will send to this country largely increased supple,
of silver coin Hitherto at least three-fourths of
her sbpments of specie have been sent to England
But the last ED glish steamer from Vera Cruz took
out but $2s5 coo, while thaeteamer to New Orleans
took $25o,00o. 1t is ths4ght that the coinage Of
the month of October, Sshounting TO about mil
lion of dollars, will nessy all come to the United
States.
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SENTENCED 70 TIVE pESrrrSrisgY.--The Circuit
Court of Pittsyivania county, Virginia, has sen
fenced klijah Cassidy to the reni,entiary, for
term two years. He was charged with cutting
the throat of man named Cole.
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= Hr Patrick Dillon, ConsrlIieneral and
DEAD. res nj the French government 1t
Charge ana "a n, Paris, after lingering i'll
ness cont .re.ea daring III '''''"'0 40 'V''a" ~
San Francisco. -a- -
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- - - = :
WANTS.


WANTED-A situation as Housekeeper
w For information apply al this Office.
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~, HORSE FOR SALE.-A No.
"a Family HORSE sound and kind, and gentle
in harness, and good saddle horse: Apply to
THOS w. KEESEE,
~ nr,dC Car ,-sts
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Dy,D.--Jehn Diamond the rem. ria few DAYS
ethiopian singer" died In philaaell. come time
ago, aged 81. Diamond had been Ill Ion ing pub
He was a great fsvorite with the play 80.
lie
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The President has recognized Edward II. Het.-
as yice-oonsul of Austria, at Norfolk, Va
James G. Forey, formerly merchant OF eiAein'
natl died suddenly in that city on Friday.
In Paris they hire lady TO faint in the boxes o.
critical passage in a new tragedy.
Sir wm Don, the actor, has been mar.iea ~ Ins
land. TO Miss Emily sandars, the comedienne.
At the Gosport navy yard twcn.y,.n'ee a'''''0H"'
Iaborers were put to work on Tuesday.
Robert Kelly, from Baltimore, was accidentally
drawned from on board the U. .. steam frfgats wa
bash. at Aspinwall, on the lath alf.
Hon. Chas Macbeth DEM has been elected Mayor
o. Charleston. s. G.
DR. Chas Chalmers, an eminent physician, died
nj his residence at Cs.rbonfon, Moore countys n.
c., on Friday evening last. Asa
The mountains of Giles county, VI, we're cover
ed with snow the Both ult for the second time tins
FALL sst lsa Tefl 81
/ II is stated that Mr. Layari, the celebrated ira
yeier Is going India, 70 examine into the eauses
OF the revolt,
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Roy THE UNITED STATES BANK, Wash
ington D. CT will give Virginia Bank Notes at
par for all Dills Ct the above bank.
oi-ts WIN. N. TINSLEY.
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Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
me, for the last TEN YEARS, in the above business
respectfully solicit continuance of the same for the
new 1rni. ISAAC j. MkRCER.
~ Q--ID m
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AUSTRIA.
F, The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times
WI ting the 10Th ult says, that during the last
twh or three days there he'd been lu in the finan
sis N essure, bat that Ii considered probable
I fYat Tie crisis was very far from being attained
and &lat II not improbable that the other
Italian SEATS would follow the example of Parma
| in withdit Earring from the Austrian Customs Union
| ITALY. e.a
The Pope was payiDg his promised visit to Civits
Necchia where he was greeted with various demon
lions of respect.
10 dispatch, dated Jassay, October
A ,,,r,r p,iyan Ind that day come to a
10 ststss th.t the re rights of the Porte, and
resolution 70 rnrovuire. 'rincipaiities under a
in f,yor 81 a union of the 4. on from one of
constitutional sovereign, to I've cho~, :" iorm OF
tho Western denasties a representatl, Wal
government, aud neutrality OF state Ths
ischan Dyan had arrived mt similar result.
CossrASriSopLE, Oct. %, 1s57-The Turkish Min
istry has been orerthrown, and Resch!d Pacha has
! been appointed Grand yizlcr; RIA Pacha, Minis
/ ter of War; Yassf pacha to the Imperial Guard,
| and Petri Pacha to the Artillery.
The Duke of 0porte brother of the King Of For
tugai, is spoken of rs the likely candidate to the
d rlne of the United Principal IS
France is now saii 10 regret that the question OF
union has gone SO far, becansc eerious complica-
tions must arise between Austria and Prussia on
the subject.
Aletter from Trebzonde states that the Commits
sioners TO define the boundary between Russia and
Turkey had arrived at the following conclusion:-
The celebrated lake Of Baleuk Gueul, situate in
Armenia, to the south Of Mount Ararat, of which
the half was claimed by Russia has been dc clare
10 belong entirely to Turkey The strategic road
from koudjak-Guetehit has been rectied near Bay
aid, and point has been fixed where the bounda
ry between the two countries is 20 be established
tract VI land at CoarieI of about eight acres in
: circumference, claimed by both parties has been
divided, and ths water course OF Teholock was de-
clared As the limit between the two States. IL IL
stated that every matter is now go clearly defined
that any future dispute will be impossible.
| INDIA,
There Is nothing later from India
: The steamer Kipon arrived ut Southampton on
the I'D ult., with d heavy portion Of the last IL
, dian mail, and numerous passengers who had made
hairhreath escapes from the sepoys.
TIfE LATEST NEWS
l. By Telegraph from London Ia Liverpool
4 qHR OVERTHROW or TIE GURKrsR MINISTRY, Ere,
Lspos, Saturday, Oct. "a, 1881. -~-Tha Paris cor
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RsaAnx,sss pfsrsrcH So complete were the ar
arrangements throughout thes afe o. massachusetts,
for collecting and transmitting the election returns
and with such facility were they carried out, that
on the morning succeeding the election, the Boston
nsners published the entire vote Of the State with
Tho exception Of twelve towns.
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Advertisements Tor the DrsrsrcH must De nand-
ed 10 BY sisSeteck n ~ AFTERNOON, In order 70 ar-
pear the aext day. The heavy pressure OF saver.
tisenents upSa the columns ofour paper VIII not
admit AZ sir rsrNntion aftcr the nONr naxleo.
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WANTED-A Tai or to go to the coun-
w try, one qualified to cut and make. Arply 1t
the st. Charles Hotel, No. ~ at TO O'Clock A. VI.
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ENGLISH PALM SOAP, in bars; Lows
AZ Brown and White Windsor Soaps: toge,hsr
Win WITH nns assortment OF Washing and Shaving
4. JOHNSTON & BROTHER
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The King OF Prussia regaining his health
very slowly-indeed it is inferred that his physi-
clans, when officially called apon, will hare 10 give
such certificate in regard TO the probability of the
king being able to resume his monarchical func-
tons as will waWautthe constitutional assumption
of the 'Rcsenry by the Prince of Prussia.
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IF YOU WANT CHEAP BLRACHED
l. and Brown DOMESTICS, cat all
not JOHNSON Il UARW0OL's
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
" On hand. good assortme ut Insrasn Three-Ply
and Brussels Carpets, which III be sold low
JOHNSON q HA WOOD
MOI No. II Main street
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WANTED--To rent, and possession LIST
w Of January next, house suitable for q small
family; rent about 800. One between Grace and
Cary and above 5th street preferred Apply at this
ence ~ no Nv
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{ By Telegraph from London Ia Liverpool
aHR OVERTHROW or TIE IuRKrsR MINISTRY, Ere,
LYNDON, Saturday, Oct "a, 1881 .--Tha Paris COY
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Java CoFFEE.--25 bags strictly prime
- lava Coffee, for sale by
no HtlRT1N a f.prpxrrax,
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tho sunny days Of childhood in joyou,
mrth.
Many days, says the legend, did the Ro-
ver thus abide at Coeymans, in sweet COM
munion with the memory of his clldhood's
home. And when at las: he left, it was
with many promises Of "a speedy RETURN
But alas !. for his plans of future happiness,
he presented himself inadvertently in the
streets OF Boston-was seized, sent to Eng
land, tried and executed.
Centuries have passed, and all traces of
the manor house of Cocymans have disap-
pcarcd, but tradition still points out its site,
aud tells Of an old stone house, and Of II
spectre in rustling silks and high hecled
shoes, that glided through its lonely halls
long after Madame Coeymans went to her
grave.
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A young lady was asked resentIy how
she could possibly afford, in these awfulIy
hard times, to take music lessons. ooh ~
said she II confne myself 10 the low
notes I"
Of the Spanish books, says Montesquien
the only one good for anything is thai
which was written to show that all the rest
were good for nothing.
A Boston paper giving puff to new
minister, says; "His prayer At the close
Of his sermon was the most eloquent that
was ever addressed to q Boston audience
Why is person approaching "a candl,
like man getting off his horse Besaus.
he is going to light.
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1t has been said that grain is treated like
infants. When the head becomes heavy,
it is cradled and it is generally we'll thrash
cd to ,der it ft for use.
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ABBEvLLE s. G, THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 70 1857

git lose from his wife, and to find the back
door. lie aint never been heard of in Pine
vile from that day to this.
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Shake not the credit Of others in endea.ss'-F
voring to establish your own. .4..,