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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

THs MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD.-The Stockholders
O. this Railroad held meeting in Alexandra
7 ursdsy. For the year ending the Both of Sci
tember, the receipts of the road from freight mail,
aud passengers, for the year amount to 1881 $3.50
which exceeds by S3.92l.46, the receipts of the
year breeding; but, in consequence Of increased
expenses growing mainly out of increased length
Of road. the nett earnings of the road fall short Of
thnse Of the preceding year, by the sum of SEA.
g.. The balance for the year 1856 after deductine
al working expenses from the gross receipts be-
ing s39,94312 whereas that for the year 1857, is
s3Sl7E51
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F4TAL AcciDENr.-on the 1ith inst, John Blair
and Alfred Jones, whilst engaged in digging mill
race on the waters Of Chestnut Creek. in Carroll
county, Va, were buried alive by the falling in ola
mass of earth and rock. Mr.. Thomas Blair, the ia
ther of one of the unfortunate young men, was the
only person that was with them, and came very
near sharing their sad fate. AS the bank fell in he
was covered up, except his right ARM He soon
succeeded. however. in removing the earth from
of his head so that he conld breath and could hear
his crying for help. Before he e4tTicatei him.
self both of the others were dead
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SWIFT RRrRIBu1I1N.-A respectable locking Young
man calling himself George Bradley. arrived nj
thanabersbnfg- Pa. on Friday evening last, aud
walking into the je~elry store of John Hutton
unseen picked mp several watches valued at 1856
anu ihaae on nut was pursued and arrested. On
Monday he was tried. convicted and sentenced ~
the pent'eniiary for twentyone months. He
,'ateh hat he had a family in Pittsburg but tina,
ne ne was i4rmerly clerk in the commission house of
heesrs bingham & Co of Baltimore, VI
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ESSAYS, &c.-The premiums in the Sc
cond branch, offered by the Agricultural Society.
embracing written communications on various sub
lects, were awarded by the committee to Professor
diiham and Edmund Rufln, Esq. When the an.
nouncement was made from the stand Yesterday
Mr.. Rnffa stated that he was amply rewarded by
the reflection that his communications we're consid
ered worthy OF premium, and therefore presented
TO the Society the money to which he was entitled
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HAND'oME QUILT.-Among the many
objects Of interest in the ladies' department at the
Fair, was quilt made by Miss Mamie Eubank, of
this city, and exhibited by friend. 1t contained
nearly 5000 pieces, arranged with exquisite taste.
the colors blending harmOniously, and forming a
very pleasing object TO look upon. 1t would puz-
gle a mathematician to compute the number of
stitches in a quilt ofthis description.
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Nancy and Trade.

Il wahave some good signs. The Persia brings
million and a quarter OF gold, and there must be
continued importatons for By dint Of the stoppage
of all orders for foreign goods for nearly two
nlonths-the failures of many persons who owed
foreign dcbts-and the recent purchase of our
stocks for foreign account--ths balance Of trade
with England IL In our favor.
Money matters are said 10 have improved in New
York. The banks are INDUCING their debtors
The receipts Of specie from England is cncoursg-
ing, and other large receipts from California are
due 90 the banks are likely to show an increase Of
their specie basis in their next report. Stocks
have advanced-virginia on Wednesday 81
whether permanently, remains 10 be seen; but for
the tune at least, this is encouraging. The reduc.
ton of operations. however. TO cash leaves les.
room :or grumbllng and gives greater hope OF
steadiness
The movement of produce is considered now very
important and II 10 said that the president of a
leading bank in New York offers 10 Western ship.
pers TO pay their sight drafts upon their RENTING
bills Of lsding fr grain forwarded.
The prospect Of the early termination of the In,
dian war rnggests the expectation that British
finances will be relieved Of much embarrassment
on that score. Should this hope be realized. that
extreme Of pressure with suspensions. &C. which
have been feared may not happen in Europe The
end Of the war, the of its speedy con.
elusion. would decidedly aid the restoration OF
confidence.
The foreign news Is increasing in Importance,
and a short time will bring news of money matters
OF decided character. If the revulsion increases
in severity must feel Of its reactiye force
here
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LOTTERIES.
IS LOTTERIES.---NEW

0WAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.-NEW
- AND BRILLIANT sCHEMEi-CAPITAL
PRIZE S6O,0U!!-The following Scheme will be
trawn by 5. SWAN Co., Managers of the Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery in each of their Lotteries for No
venber, 1887, at Augusta Ga 10 which CITY they
have removed their principal Office:
CLASS eI
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7rH, 1857.
CLASS 90,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Ca in public On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l4rH, 1857.
GLASS 63,
10 De drawn In the city of Augusta Ca in public On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2lsr, 1857
CLASS CT,
To De drawn in the city of Augusta Ca ia public on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER p, 1857
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERG
$3.50 PRIZESl
Nearly One Prize to Euery Ifns Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt
TO EK DRAWN
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CLOSE OF THE FAIR.-The Agricultu-

CLOSE OF THE FAIR.-The Agricultu-
raj Fair closed yesterday. and large proportion of
The visitors from abroad have this left for their
homes. The names of the successful competitors
for premiums, were announced at IL o'clock !by Ed
mund Rufiin, Esq, and the list will be found in our
columns this morning. The attendance yesterday,
though not so large as on the previous day, was
yet sufficiently numerous to make up an animated
scene. In the afternoon, the sale of horses took
place.
The Fair, contrary TO the predictions of many
individuals, and may say. the expectations of ALL
mas proved emiuenty successful. We trust that
those who visit, this occasion, will repea t
their visit next year, and that the Society will
spare exertions@ to make future exhibitions at
tractiye and interesting.
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Horse KILLED AND CARRIAGE SMASH

HORSE KILLED AND CARRIAGE SMASH,
Ep-Franklin street in front of the Exchange IIo-
tel was the theatre of considerable commotion yes
terday about l. o'clock, produced by the antics of
an unruly horse. 1t appears that three horses,
htche to one of Earnest Russell's omubusses,
standing in front Of Metropolitan Hall, became
very much frightened and started off with great
velocity down the street. The team had not made
great progress when the lead horse became loosen
ed and galloped off at n" killing pace" In front
of the hotel he came in contact with Saunders &
Heads hack. which Carter Weaver, the driver.
sitting. BY the conclusion the rear of the
vehicle, including the steel springs was broken
asunder. The horse disecated the vsrlebral
column and stuck one of the springs in his shout
der and rearing up on his hind legs fell back dead
Weaver fell under bis own carriage which was
driven with great force against another one stand
ing by, owned by Mr.. Jas. c. Roy, the wheel and
tongue of which was used mp. The spltter.boar
front part of Viewers machine together with
its tongue, were broken or violently removed. He
himself fill under the carriage, and only escared
instant humiliation by doubling up like terra
pin lie left the scene Of the disaster lmping-
Assistance was procured and the dead horse and
wounded vehicles were conveyed away-the first
70 lasting repose the latter TO be mended again for
new conflicts with horse flesh.
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TREATY BETWEEN THz Uyyryn sr,rvs
AuFiee9 received in Paris state that on the rrh of
suIs treaty OF commerce and friendship WA,
,shs1 Al Bangkok, between the United states and
ing ~ olam This treaty, which is In all re-
- ai1i'taf 10 the treaties already concluded
Win France aud gngland, was nesotiated NV Wr
aift.ef' who came from New York ON board m
Ahieflc1n war corvette Portsmouth. INV
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rnLHoRAPHIc NEWS
napoRrEp ron THE DAILY DIspA1cH.


". E.TkEAsURY--WALKER COURSE In KAN
> sAs C0NDEMNED-AppLfCATI F0K U. g.
TROOPS BY GOV. L1GON, &c.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-The amount In the trcasu-
ry subject TO draft is $as02000. The receipts for
the week amount TO SAL 600.
The Postmaster General readyertises for a four
horse mail service from Abingdon, Va, to Cum
berland Gap.
It's certainty that the administration feels out
ragged at the course Of Gov. Walker In Kansas, In
purging the polls contrary to specific instructions
TO act not as Judge In the premises But little
doubt is entertained that both Walker and Y. p.
Stanton his Secretary, will be recalled, unless they
voluntarily resign, or unknown facts Ia the case
be developed, justifying such extraordinary pro-
ceedings.
Application made to-day by Gov. Lyon, Of
MARYLAND, to the President for the use Of the
Government troops in Baltimore on the day of cleo
ton, il their presence be considered necessary
No answer has yet been returned to the applica
ton, but it will probably be rejected.
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Cosv1crEp.-E. O. Jones. the man who

has been on trial for several days past before the
iIenrico Circuit Court, for stealing 10000 pounds
of pig iron from canal boat. in April last was
yesterday convicted by the jury. who affixed his
term of confinement in the States prison at one
year. The case was pretty plain one and wa.
submitted without argument The jury were in
doubt as TO whether he was more fool than kpaye.
and suspicion that he was the former, had some
thing to do in shaping the verdict
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PICKPoCKET SENT oN.-James Talbot,
the young man charged with picking Mr. James D.
Winston's pocket, and stealing $50 at the Fair
Grounds Thursday last, was carried before Justice
Haker at Henrico Court House, on yesterday, when
he underwent an examination for the offence, and
sent to be tried mex. Friday fore the coun
~ court. at its quarterly term. Col. August az.
peared for the prisoner,
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DEATH OF REV. K, .. WoODLLY.-The Port Tobac-
co Nd Times announces the death Of the Rev
Mr. Woodley, the pastor of ST. Thomas Catholic
church near that village. The deceased vas a na
tive oi virginia, and during the prevalence Of the
yellow fever at Norfolk, in the summer of 1856,
w's one Of the few who, from a sense Of duty, re-
gar lie Of self visited that plagu; stricken city
and administered to the sick and dying.
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7 OST-At the Fair Grounds, On We'd
- Desday evening dark Leather POCKtT-R0OK
containing SEVEN HUNDRE and TEN DOLLARS
in Virginia and North Carolina Bank Notes. of VA
rious denominations. mostly in small notes. There
nothing ese in the Pocket Book but the notes.
A reward Of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY Dol
AIRS will be paid for the return e the at this
Office. j. N. BURTON.
n
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AFFRAY.-A collision occurred in the
bar room located in the U. S. Hotel yesterday be-
tween two individuals, one of whom drew a pistol
but its u'ewas prevented. large Newfoundland
de-, belti g ny to the proprietor of the bar room
took prominent part in the proceeding. This
ARRAY had its origin in a very trivial matter, and
i: is lucky for the participants that it did not ter
minatn SariauslX
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THE SCREW PROPELLER sLoops OF WAR

Nof'Eh ~ bpg wv A'NA huS.
WASHINGTON, Oct go, 1s57.-The Navy Depart
Bent has designated three of the five Screw pro-
peller sloops-ofwar respectively to the navy yards
ut Gosport. VA Philadelphia, and Pensacola. One
Of the engines to be constructed at the Washing
ton Navy Yard. The plans and drawings of these
gether with the sIoop.t to be built by Mr.. wester-
welt. will be commenced with the least necessary
delay. 1t Is not yet determined where the remaiu-
ing sloop shall be built; but this question will prob
ably be decided during the present week. The OPP
eratons at the Charlestown and Portsmouth Navy
Yards will be ample. and large amount of work
will be thrown into the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The
discharge Of workmen at the Gosport Yard was
merely temporary.
keep the mechanics at these yards fully employed
during the winter-a policy which cannot fail to
be rightly appreciated.
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DESTRUCTION OF AN OH, FAC

NORFOLK, Oct 30-Tbe main building of the Nor.
ioik Rosln Oil Factory was destroyed by fire last
night The machinery was much damaged Pro-
bable loss $4,000.
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POCKET Book SToLEN-Mr Jacob B
Narnum. of Petersburg was relieved of his pocket
book and so contained therein at the American
Hotel on Thursday last. He had just paid his bill
and putting his pocket book in its proper place
turned to leave, when lie discovered that some
adroit thief had appropriated it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

POSTPONED examination of John
Brook. for shooting at and woundns Saml. Stone
with pistol bali on Main street. few days siuce.
was to have come off before the Mayor yesterday
but Stone being from the nature of his wound un-
able to appear, the was laid over till Wednes-
day next, and Brook recognized to appear at that
III
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p

sETTLsD.-Charles P. Miller wa, car
ried before the Mayor yesterday. for committing
an assault on his wife, but was discharged at her
request. o. " ~
49,, fhihps was held TO give security to keep
me peace towards Joseph Aker. on whose narsop
he mad committed assault and battery.
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ECAx.-Some Of the foreign papers describe the
contents of bottle which has been found on the
strand in France, purporting to give the circum
Stances attending the loss Of the L. S. NJ. steam.
ship Pacific but fail 10 observe that the event il
siid to have occurred the first of April, 1856"
The whole story is no doubt stupid hoax
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niabbisG hFfRAY.-Chas. Switzer. the
ana arrested for stabhiug Alonzo b. Duk.
OF Main and 10Th streets, was cai,sd tne corner
nsyor Yesterday for an examination. which .,,s
lot gone into In consequence Of the non .attanda
u. tne persons wounded, who sim confined -
,neIr Deds' switZer was sent to iaIl till tba rh
inst, when the case will be heard II th .ne TN
are well enough TO be present. Ae'Ses
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STEALING A HoRsE.-Tyo negro Ia

STEALING A HoRsE.-Two negro lads,
one named Carter Winston, free. and Nelson, slave
of VIM. Il. Anderson, were brought before the
Mayor yesterday, for stealing James L. Davis 8
horse 1t appeared that the parties wished to take
ride. and mounted the first horse they met
which happened to be Mr.. Davis. One Of the DO
lice officers WAS directed to carry them to the jail
aud manipulate their backs with n switch
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NIT APRAID!-The new Bank of Southwestern
Virginia" located at Wytheville, Va, Robt Glib
honey, President, and T j. Morrison, Cashier Cap
ital Stock say 100000, will commence operations
on Wednesday next
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-, VT MONEY lhe bank paper Circulation If
az Tiaaea states at the present time is estimated
= ,'.tp"h' bills nf a less denomination than Ave-
liars, screen millions: of five dollars. fortv nj,
,''n7, ten dollars, thirteen millions twenty dol
'ts 'hlrty hye millions fifty dollars thirty M,
80 VI the denominations Of one hundred doIIar.
eod upwards, forty five millinns - 1O.i'1l .
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SENT RFFoRH THE

SENT BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.-Two
young men for raising disturbance On Wedne d.
day, at Morganstein's Lager Beer Saloon on 3rd
street, were arraigned before the Mayor yesterday
and required to give security to keep the peace and
to appear before the next Grand Jury of the Hust-
ings' Court. to answer Indictment, should one
be found against them
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r OST-S5 REWARD.-Lost, on Tues
- day evening last, Port Monnae containing
number of bonds and other papers among them a
bond give by r. Turk RObt s. Brook and another
given by A. Myers to Vim. Clarke. The above re-
ward will be given Tor the return of the pocket book
and pa pers at this Office.
On .D-9t& M0WRV
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BALLARD's 0MNIBUsEs.-Four of Mr..
J. p. Billiards. elegant omnibuses, with teams of
horses attached. made fIe display on the track
At the Fair Grounds, on Thursday. Mr. Billiards.
enterprise Is noticed in highly complimentary
terms In the report at the close Of the list OF pre-
miums
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- = : = - 49,
THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE re ADvERTrsERs.

Advertisements for the DrsPAroH must be hand.
q In Nv As Scsock In tN aacrnoon In order TO APP
ysss che next day. The heavy pressure OF adver-
ihsm.nts upon the columns Of our paper VIII not
sAn,it Of their reception ater the hour named.
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G. ". AIOWRY.

I OST-On Tuesday evening last,
~ Port Monnaie, containing three S. notes and
about 81 in silver, check on the Valley Bank at
stanton for $245; also, a numb of papers Of no
value to any person Int myself The finder may
have the money if he will return the at this
office. NM. PATTERSON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Italian emigration /.
said 70 he IN the Increase. Turing the asst nine
months OF the present year 23,3t3 emigrants have
embarked at The port of IiavIe alone being an in
crease Of ,g0e above the previous year
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TELEGRAPH LINE SoLD.-The Norfolk and Peters
burg telegraph line changes hands on the Ist pro1.
mo. 1t has been purchased by the Norfolk and
Petersburg Iailroad Company. Mr. T. =. Tree. #
Va in-ton, will take charge Of the line for tho
company.
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CoSsPIRING TO DEFRAUp.-Wm. Brown.
WIN. leasley and Robert Allen, were brought be.
f,re the Mayor yesterday, and required to give &C.
cirity TO appear for further examination, on the
enafge OF cohspifing and agreeing to defraud John
". Shell of So, while playing cards Al Ailen's
mouse. They gave the required bail
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AMusEMENTs.-An unusually attractive

entertainment will be given at the theatre tonight
The performance will commence with the romantic
drama Of che Forty Thieves" which has not been
played here for many years, and conclude with
nautical piece. said to be very interesting entitled
Paul Jones. or the Pilot OF the herman ocean. -
Such programme should be sufficient to ensure a
full attendance.
At Metropolitan Hall, Wyman, the Magician
continues to delight immense audiences with bis
wonderful experiments. lie will perform this af
tsrnon for the ediication of the little folks espec
ally, beside. holding his regular levee at night.
Birch's Mnstres will give their concluding per
formance tonight, at Odd Fellows Hall. Go and
see Birch and his associates. and yOu will nstregret
it, Their entertainments include music. mirth and
merriment and all the members of the company
are imitable in their parts.
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RAILROAD MELrING.-A meeting of the citizens Of
Neck! nburg county, Va, was held at the Court
House On the 10Th inst, to take into consideration
the extension of the Roanoke Valley Railroad from
Clark willie TO the Richmond aud Danville Rail
road at Keysvile, or some other eligible point.
committee was appointed to memorable the next
legislature on the subject.
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DISASTERS on THE L.KEs.-Upwards of twenty
Lake vessels reported to have gone ashore or
fUndered during the late heavy gale A large num-
Ter OF lives were lost.
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A.pr,..,1r n4nrrs IT

Abe mhNbb 0fDkts.-Au NC iueHA1eic "a
this company devoted their time yesterday 10 vis-
They win return to Charlottesville to-day and we
wish them pleasant journey home. Company A,
roth regiment, Young Guard, will escort tho
Cadets to the depot.
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NAVAL NEWS

NORFOLK, Get. 30.-The United States steamer
Saranac, bound to the Pacific, having encountered
gale, and sustained damages to her machinery.
put in here for repairs to-day.
The U. s. sloop Cyane is reported in Hampton
Roads
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STEALING CoRN.-William Tibbs. ar
ssssd Tor stealing bag of Germ, containing two
csra, - belonging to J. b. furguson, from ths
"aSor yesterday, and was rcmanded for trial the
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I OST.-At the entrance gate of the
- Fair Grounds. on "Wednesday abont II O'Clock
PORT NJ DNSAIE containing anumber of very vau-
ane papers The finder of said book and papers
will be literally rewarded, by leaving it at this Office
or in the hands OF any person that get again.
THOS. W. EPES,
oc Sits Petersburg.
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Isonr.r-Jnstice Hanes held an in

INQUEsT. Justice Hanes held an in
quest At the Fair Grounds. Thursday evening over
the body Of John C. Haley. who lost his life about
three O'Clock that day. in unfortunate sffray
with Nimrod b. Dickinson. Several witnesses who
saw the ARRAY were examined before jury COM
posed Of the following gentlemen viz; J. r. Tyler,
VIM Culingworth. jr.. John s. Atkisson, James
Phillips, =. A. Mayo VIM. II. G.. Lumpkin. Jas. T.,
Riddick, John J. Davis, VIM F. Bowles. VIM. B.
Gaines and Robt Briggs. After hearing the testi-
mony the jury returned the following verdict that
the deceased "came TO his death by stab from a
carving knife in the hands of Nimrod B. Dickin-
SON" The body of Haley was soon after removed
c his late residence on Main street. in this city.
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T OST-On Wednesday last. at the Foir
H Grounds 1 think a small POCKET-BOOK, COZ =
tanning ONE HUNDRED and FlFTY-SEFEN DOL
LARS and some Papers, Receipts. &c ems note of
500, of so and of 81. he finder will r,
GIVE reward of FIFTY DOLLARS by leaving tbs
at this office. JOHN WALKER
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NARROWING A SLAVE A negro fellow
calling himself George Washington" charged with
tie above offence, was brought before the Mayor
yesterday, and acquitted
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THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN COY. LIGoN

AND n, &c.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 30.-The correspondence between
Gov Lyon of the State and Mayor Swami of the
city, is still exciting public attention.
The militia officers are enrolling men for the VA
rious companies, but the work progresses slowly.
The report in the papers this morning of the
suspension of f. b. Long Co., dry goods mer-
chants, is entirely erroneous.
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GS- Before you so home. obtain some Of the Steam
Portraits of yourself and family They cost but Sc
cents. Rooms l39 Main ST. TYLER Co.