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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-18
Cow Strayed--SlO 90 Reward.

STRAfED from my premises ON or abOat the 18th
- inst, medium sized American Cow, entirely
white excepting small black spot the right
side She is branded on the left hip withth letter Il
and with a dim brand resembling the letter . on the
right hip. Said Cow is supposed 10 have dropped IA
calf, which would be at this time eight or days
old. The above reward will be paid 70 any person
who will return me the above described animal or
animals. III. Nj. PHIPPS,
Robinson Street opposite the Plaza.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-18
DIR. nj. VROOMAN.

WIN hereafter have his office at I. II. l.. Mcguire
Drug Store. Myers itreet, near the corner OF hyer
and Montgomery MIC
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-18
MISCELLA NEOUS.


DAVID WEBBEKS interest in the Phenx Pros
pectng Company's Claim, situated near ST. Clair
Fiat, Butte Co., will be sold at public auction for
assessment on Wednesday, The Both day OF December
a ID. 1851, at o'clock z. n, At the compannys
tunnel C.P. NANCE, Sec'y.
Dec. 16, 1S57-2w-
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-18

DIR. j. G. YOUNG, whose advertisement al .
vertisement appears in another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
;patients than any other. Attention is cllei to his
advertisement.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-18
MINERS B AVERY.
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans Hotel
DROP VILE.
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor

YuNHIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
Il vile, and the proprietor would acknow edge
his hanksto the people OF Orovie and vicinity, for
their patronage. iiud -solicts a continuance OF the
same, feeling conGlentthatha give better salts.
faction for the same. money, than any other estab.
lishment of the kind in Orovile. PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all kinds and CAKES of every variety
at Low PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, OF will
be delivered at the doors of his customers.
OEoyille, Dec. 80, 1855. d3l>tf
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mr.. Homer Nj. Harris

win fad his mother, who arrived per steamer
Sonora, at the what Cheer House, Mmysyllie. d7
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-18
KEYSTONE MARKET
IT a lie M oti COS

YKNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE. ESTAB-
u lis ed himself in the BUrCHERING Bust
NESS, at the Keystone Market on Myers street, is
prepared TO furnish his former friends aud patrons
and all others who may favor him with a cal, with
a No l article OF American BEEF, MUTTON, and
PORK, of the finest quality, at as reasonable rates
rs il can be had III Oroville. Thankful for past pat
ronage, he will endeavor by keeping the best quality
of meats for sale, to Eer snare of the public pat
ronage. }. w. MCGEE.
f1Y'N B.-FAT AMERICAN BEEF CATTLE for
sale, cheap FOR CASH.
Keystone Market 0roye, Nov 81, 1857.
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Lost---$lO Reward!

AMES KENNOVAN lost, on Saturday mig l., last ;,
- somewhere between Montgomery street and his
cabin at the foot of Iluntoon street, TWO GOLE
MEDALS; one pr scented to him by the citizens OF
Sonora Tuolumne county the other. In the shape OF
star, also "A present, from the ctzens of Columbia
Any person finding the above. can claim and receive
the above r, ward by leaving hem at this Office,
OroVile. Dec l3lh.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-18

DIR. L.J. Czapkay.-In another column of this
paper will be fond the advertisement of L. J..
'CZAPKAY, VI. d. The doctors testimonials are Of
such character as to Justify Us In commencing him
10 public consideration agentleman and physician,
and one who is in every way qualified for the faithful
performance OF his promises. If
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-12-18

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D
"A Stated meetings are held in the Masonic
XVlI II on the second dfourth Fridays OF each
L% Nmonth. II. A. GASHoN, NJ. L. H. r.
q. +. COTTON, Secretary.
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i. .. of o. F..

.ssSssssaSs<. Oroviile Lodge, No. 50, indie
ReJS&E pendent Order OF Odd Fellows, meets
eNsess every MONDAY Evening, in the Hall
over Cotton McDermot's Drug Store. Brothers
oil the Order are respectfully invited to attead.
I'M. CLARK, n. g.. PETER JONES. Treas,r
u n. SMnh,V.G, Ii. SHARP, sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

Is her present or probable condition The present
pressure Is the result Of known and recognized
causes not in any way affecting her national cred
1t or exhausting her resources, and will pass away
as similar crisis have done In equally solvent and
euterprisihg States.
The following market report is received by the
India, which brings Liverpool dates to the 2lst one
day later than the Arago:
LIVERPOOL CoTfos MARKET.-The sales Of the three
days IN the Liverpool cutton market were only TO-
zoo bales, OF which 1000 were to speculators Busi-
ness was checked by the increased rates of discount
aud prices closed Is l6i1Issd lower; the sales cf
Tuesday being but H0 bales all the trad /. Messrs
Richardson. Spence q Co., who quote the decline,
give no price.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs %ARKEr.-Messrs. Richard
son, Spence Co quote the br astuffs market QUIET
-Four unaltered. Prime Red Wheat from its scar
city brought the full prices of Friday but " hte
aud Inferior keds were easier today. Indian Corn
retail inquiry at previous rates. We stem Canal
Flour Is g3ls; Ohio 329z3s; Philadelphia and Bai-
timore Bis s3I-- 6i.; Red Wheat a. 3D.; Yellow and
rixed Corn SIS 6i.@37s. Cd; White Corn 4ls.e1iis
Richardson Brothers quote Flour declined 3D.;
Corn shade easier.
MAScHEsrSR MAgKEr-The advices from Manches-
ter are unfsvorabie There was nothing doing and
goods were Offering at lower pric s
LONDON Markets dull Wheat de-
elined cd OILS. Coffee slightly lower Tea-SaIes
unimportant; common Congou Is. Id. Rice dull
Tallow slightly declined. Scotch Pig Iron COS 666s
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A 'sBRsGD OR FIGHr" MEErISG.--Upward Of 1900
workmeu OF New York, mostly Germans out Of
employment, were induced, Monday morning, by
some scheming politicians to muster in the Park
with a banner and make demonstration for work.
Several speeches of a rather alarming character
were made. and then the workmen formed in pro-
cessioD. and marched down to the Park ranging
themselves in semieircle in front Of the City
Hall. Additional speeches, of an infammatory
kind. were also made there, and for while not q
little excitement prevailed. 1t was fnsly resolv-
cd to draw up u petition to the common council
praying that the workmen out of employ may be
given work on the Central parki also that tho
Mayors recommendation for ths PURCHASE Of 50,0Ge
barrels Of -four be favorably acted upon. com :
mittee 30 prepare this petition appointed and
the meeting then quietly disper, ed. 10 meet again
Wednesday evening, TO go 10 the board Of alder
men ia a body TO present it,. tJse esfia 4st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

THE CONNECTICUT BANKS ANDiTHE CURRENCY QuEs-
rIoN-At a bank meeting in Hartford, Conn. on
Monday, thirty-seven or the banks in Connecticut
were represented. Tho meetiBg was called for the
purpose of adopting sonie plan which would enable
the banks to afford circulation for the benefit of
the business community X. solutions were before
the convention, and final action deferred upon them
until Friday afternoon next, TO which time the
convention adjourned. when it is believed that
nearly orery bark i'm the State will be represented
The resolutions propose a clearing house FIR the
State, each back to deposit withit one thousand
dollars to facilitate the settling Of balances They
also propose cease redeening their notes out Of
the State after given day. ., r..s zs. -,sF
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u RID NUGDER,--wr ieaet, tIat twut ias,e. 3, 90 p
emily discharged from The Claim gang il ihis ciss
,'ill swan and VIM 7. Norrison--rpcpntiy ross..,
ted a most atrocius turti4r iiith.iaaiiG q. b,
ihio the particulars ef wi,ic lvF Is. = 80
Il apPesrs they were engaged ia ,Aast.ng i.Le st'
ia that place, aud within the last ;ew , lss-s1
acquainted with poor sir whnn they dc y..sr
an obscure section If that town Wilde ~. ~.
order to p,eyent detection d-iiitn s.eIy tlnr
her with large Stones with ah,ch fh.t tfsi,-si
her skull and horribly iiated hes facc a,ni i,t
portions of her body The unf r,uhatr sgiri w4s. /.
nissed several days before sh- discovered ana
when she was at last found ,i Friday last she Was
wetrring in blood, with her clothes over her head
and the instruments OF her death lay ing all artumi
In the meantime, the villains had male good their
escape, but it is still hoped that they may be
brought to punishment Wheeling (Fd) Times 1a
;,sf f fs.H
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MoLEsTING FIrEMNN. "A war; ~
was yesterday issued by the Mayor against Wm.
Duhe ana others, on the oath OF Ar. Albert Acre,
a member OF Fire Go. NO. ], who charges the pa,
lies w,th stopping him on 23d street while retur
ing from fire on Church Hill. tuesday uigbi AZ.
uttering sundry threats of a violent cfarac e,
against him. Duke WAS must cuLs,ciuus i'll I'll.
affair. though otli.rr were present. aiding an.
abetting, OF ready to do 50.
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LtGAL VALUE OF Sp.xtsUop Mvx,

LiGAL VALUE OF SPANISH OR MEXICAN
ON For the Information OF persons who NAV
tender this description of coin ia payment Of ~.
tnge at the Post office Will state that thev Ar,
only taken at their legal value whieh Is as foow,;
"a or fourpences, as cents; l2l5 or uinepepc->
A. 10 ceuts; % quarters. as 81 cents and SO o II
tile same ratio People would save tl,cluseiye
some trouble by bearing the above facts in mind
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

csBE CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
GtiS=z-.74 The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary (l3th and I4th strcets.) near
the colnmhian Hotel, COACHES, CIiARI0TEEs,
BAkUUCHES, BUGGiES, with and without tops and
SULKIfS, All ufhis make, of the best materials
ami workmanship; all OF which will be sold as lew as
good work the kind can be in the city of Rchmond
and respectful ak u call from those in want of any
article in the Carriage line | an determined To
make to order and sell at the lowest prices possible
ami all work sold thaL is new, warranted.
fAIS-qun MICAJAH MANGUM
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ScuooL OF bEsIGS "A prel minary
meeting OF the teachers and pupils of this scho.i
sas held last Tuesday night. and we are pleased
~ learn hat large '.,ethar Of scholars uer.. "
at nd nee. u sie, an Thursday night. m
until "'clOck h,s, ax bc-n deciied utsai 81
n evenings FIR Instruction, il IL very desirable
thtt all who wish to jim the school should he in
attendance tonight a. he In<tttnta nm north
W. st corner of Main and 18th streets g es'' ''F's4
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TT Will hn per"ss y to NOV The Rrigl
waiborg Containing the wash ngtpn t,ne ef,otie
wharf font IL tTih ert IA td.r t. fit it, Ie.
'nnvai large Schooner tavs between her and The
desired locality and IL will have To bt moved The
OK was rem we'd yesie rsaR ~utiicieBtly TO ena-
biz The w0rkn,en to cit at the box. L l--.-... -.
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The NEW Custom HousR-It is *
pected that this structure will be 50 far complet.
as to allow of occupancy by the end of the present
wear OF part at least. Of the building The me
tai reohing which partakes Of the heavy aud sul-
stautia character of the other part of the edihce
Will be all laid by the middle OF the coming week
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How DurcH BAsKER CosDucrED BusISEss uN-
DER THE pREssURE--Jehu Schmidt Is German
Banker in Louisville. lie suffered run was come
peled to suspend. but did not close his doors. He
simply stuck ur notice in high Dutch that he
going TO have some money pretty soon. Two
days after he took dow the notice put up anoth-
er stating that he had Sl5.v00 on hand. Fhere was
another run and the $4,000 WAS gone. John
put up the old notice again. and next day was
again In funds, when In accordance with his old
plan, he changed the notice. At last accounts
there was DO run on John Schmidt, and his d. pos
tiers had all back him. That was straight
forward Dutch pluck and honesty, ea3 tt 5Fsfe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

INsU LING LANGUAGE jane Risen
slave of Miss Hartley Graham, was carried bef,r
the Mayor yesterday, for using provoking ana in
sulting language towards Mrs. Kahn, u white We.
man. The matter was properly explained, and tie
warrant was dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

NATIONAL CHEss CoSsREss.-fhe Congress will
probably continue at pescnhIbe. risoals sinf We'd
nrr lay Of this week Mes-fs Paulsen and Merpby
played an exciting game on Saturday, TLe nIssing
continued for several hours, aud sas watched i,f 10
large nuinbrr OF persons, among who.a were .esry.
=, ladies At hail pact "eack sr Horphy DE-
clarrd himself beaten, each has Won ons
game aBi Que game resulted Ia dfa~ His
Janbtfn which o these twos iag is fiss he ~
bnt many confidently award tie esIF 70 Ar Mer
ply and among these j. Ir. fan-ea tiihsslf IL
i~ probable that one of them viii be dreia ed iiie
xinner before the close of the week ssg ,a8&seh
,,
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NEW BELL.--A small, but finely toned
alarm bell has been placed in the cupola of No. 5
Engine Huuse, on Church liil 1t was provided
by the City Council. The bell weighs 6o0 poaDds,
and is from the manufactory of Messrs. Register 4
Webb. of Baltimore
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III MAIN STREET.


o. B. TAYLOR has now On hand n 9LJ
X6 large and varied assortment Of CHINA
GLASS and EARTIlENWARB, embracing almost
every variety OF article in his line of business Also
TABLE CUTLERY. Plated CASTURS SPOONS and
FORKS: Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS. Urns.
Painted Toilet Sets, LAMPS, CANDELABRAS.-
Also Green and Black TEAS. of the best quality, AZ
New York prices. All of which he is warranted in
saying he sell low any house in the city
To country merchants he is prepared To offer fine
assortment of goods suitable to their trade and is de
terminoi not 70 be uAdersold by any other house.
call with view to examination Of his stock and
prices, is respectfully solicited. sc l2-2m
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PUT OFF -fhe case OF John E. Brook
for shooting at Samuel stone, on Main street, wa.
called in the Mayors Court yesterday. but on ac-
count of the health of the wountiel man which
precluded his appearance before Saturday it was
put off till thar time. ..-... s--I f. rs-.
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COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stores. furnaces and cooking ranges
Is good HARD COKE. which are delivering for
the present at Si15 per load.
&C l9--ts JN0 }. WKRTH Agt.
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iHstE r. BpUf - l,Y,
Peniten'iary of Virginia at hi, inc fhs
:@"rtl,itds ar; white n TIE ,r
fifteen white and i,lack u5.i4 .f p ~, }asfs
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r ARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,

NOTICE. Having now in store very
~ large stock Of fine CLOTHING. embracing Over
Goats, Raglans, Shawis Blankets Coaks, iiue Dress
Coats, Dress Frocks do Business Coats AL colors;
Csssmeres, and FURNISHING GOODS of choice Sc
lectons from finest to low grades My stock in va
hard times, Ny Old patrons and the public are in
1lted 10 call; all in want will profit themselves by
examining my stock. The cash is wanted at No 49,
Main ST. j. D. GOODMAN
N R-The Goods will be sold oc 81
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DrSsOLUTTONs, &c.

Mss N.-The firm of MEK-
~ CHANT WEISfGER & co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business of the firm
will he settled by CHARLES r. DARRACOTT, who
il alone authorized 20 collect the debts and to use
The name Of the firm in liquidation
SILAS MERCHANT,
q. z. WEISIGER,
CHARLES L. DARPAC0TT.
pyruNrxn Oc+ I -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
EE-'a%'''-'' 2 NEsU OV7U Ut I@fV4hLs
from the London Mercantile Eazetta Oct

From the London Mercantile Gazette Oct d.
The advance of the bank rate of discount to s
per cent following Immediately upon the receipt
of the American adr ices, is naturally connected in
the public mind with the monetary crisis in that
country. il, indeed. it ia not referred by numbers,
altogether to 1t. That the bank has determined to
advance the rate to a point which has not been
reached since 1Si7 In order 10 prevent the drain of
specie from this country, Is, we believed, beyond
question; but that il has done so simply from a
prehension of the action Of the American panic Is
not consistent with the existing state Of things
OF the exports Of the precious metals last wpek,
amounting altogether 10 fi,Id0000. as much as
177o,O0U has been put on board for the Fast alone
The private shipments for the continent were
also unusually large, while the United states took
Just 1c0 000t. 1t seems therefore, that although
there may be abundant excuse, upon general sui-
vey of the state of affairs, for the adopted
by the Bank. it is correct to refer that course
TO an apprehension created by the American crisis,
when the shipments of gold to other countries
greatly exceed those to the State, aud whea the
induccmeht to exprs gold there, taking into ac-
count the heavy rate OF insurance Is per cent, 10
not quite so great as many to seem to imagine. As
regards the American adyices, the most important
piece OF intelligence 10 that which relates TO u
issue OF the Wall street Circular, signed by the
leading bankers of New York. ANNOUNCING their en-
tire faith in the ability of the tanks at that place
20 continue specie payments undisturbed by the
suspicion of banks in other States.
II is anticipated that this annourcemt mt On the
part OF the bankers Of the CONNER cial metrop lis
pf America will have the desired effect that as she
holds her position firmly and confidently, Boston,
as the commercial centre of the New England
States will be encouraged to do the same while
the banks Of Philadelphia Baltimore, and the South
generally, $50 Ear as il shall have suspended" will
be obliged to resume cash payments in certain
time or loose their charters IL is just ten years
since a similar state OF things occurred in this
country. In both instances the or gnal cause has
been over speculate in peculiar class of secari-
ties. Ten years ago there were great number oi
fraudulent enterprises set ON foot In this country.
and as the bubble burst a great deal OF suffering
and distress resulted. Then, as now, tho. bank
rates raised 10 an extreme limit. The present
American crisis owns kindred ofisin, and discoy-
rrs tie ytry same feature, In it's pio sresF.
AoconntFy can be said to be ina | nd condition
which is not indebted TO the foreigner beyond her
capacity OF repayment. No one who is acquainted
with America will for moment maintain that this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

DISCHARGED. The watchmen Gagged
Philip Biggan Tuesday night, for getting corred
and lying against Mark Downey's doorway on
Shockoe Hill. lie discharged on being brought
before the Mayor yesterday morning.
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MECHANICAL

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past favors and solcits con-
tnuance of the same Being master OF his business
he promise his customers that all work done by
him will al least be equal 0 any other house in the
city and fully cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-He is prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
pUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensive stock of Well and Garden Pumps.
fe II CHARLES H. LANGLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

THE MEmR'Rs # Springfield Dsyi<.i ~
% ihI Sons of Temperance tnreei on s@s'ef,sav
,hernoon and accompani-d the renlains..f ham
Winfr.e member OF the Order, TO their final
resting place ais f' rs- I- FttE 'f'F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

CoNMirTED. NARY Ianp Walien sla We
nj Jesse Wskl''u baiiing from, Petersburg was
sent 10 jail yesterday fer stealing Nm kaistaf@f
pure containing 81 in spfss Il -t s.s ,sI. r ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

isylTFD To aTTE>p The children OF
the Male and Female aud 81. Jo,eph's Orphan
'syiuuis have been invited and are expected
visit the Fair OF the Mechanics Institute this ev,
niny. ?. - -.-....-.-.- I
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THE New County CLERKS OrrtcE-

r.
ihis unpretending little brick and iron cdifir,
built III the yard of the County Court Hcnsa. I.
nearly ready for use. 1t was erected at q co,r of
$4,000, and was designed and intended Z. l.
thoroughly fire proof more effrctually ana ssf-ly
10 procure the many important papers aud dee. !.
! which the Clerk of the County Court is by law
the custo,Iian - y '''
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GIVEN UP.-A white woman nsmed
Sunderland, heretofore recognized to appear before
the Grand Jury for some petty offence, was yester
day surrendered by her bail to the Mayor, who
committed her to Jail ,.e
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F-~. -ssszry-=z=sz1 RICHMOND, Oct. lst., 1851.
- -. - ..sssss;s;:l s-;ss;:sl SPECIAL KOTICE.-On
and after this date, packages intended for Ex-
PRESS, on the MAIL TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad will lie received at Office l3i Main
street, instead Of Railroad De,or, heretofore, he
lug in conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company.
j. L. MACDONoUGH, Agent
oc 5-ts Adams Express Company.
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7TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE

I'O THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
- AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-FAIR COMpETI-
SMITH Fashionable Clother-Having recently en-
Iarged and improved my sales room at Ii4 Main ST..
an.i this ran ald III very superior stock of Gnots
would ask OF the pa,ronzing public to call and exa
mine my assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
For Men and Boys wear Thankful for mast f.yors
would say, that no .ffort my part shall be want
ing to give entire satisfaction
My stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE onIy
ana embraces all kinds of GARM ENTS and FUR.
NlsHlNd ARTICLES, u .ually kept in q Clothing
house, comprising all the
LATEST STYLES
as TO cut, pattern and fabric and made BY the best
wofkmen. My object IS to sell a good article at a
tar price, and will offer them at such prices as will
SUIT THE TINES.
"ord 10 the wise Is sufficient. Call and examine
WIN. IRA SMITH,
u h.it tst