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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

ANOTHER RAILROAD AccTDEsT--The New
Haven Palladium, of Wednesday, contains the
particulars of sad railroad accident which occur
red upon the New Haven Railrosd. on Wednesday
morning:
As the mail train, which leaves New York at I
O'Clock, A. NJ. for this city, was approaching Mil
ford this morning,it encountered wagon contain
ing two men, named VIM. Kelsey and Gilbert
Nettleton. They were crossing the track In a
covered wagon, and It is supposed did not see the
train, which was approaching around q curve
The wagon was struck between the fore aud hind
wheels, and was instantly demolished. Mr.. Kel-
sey was thrown upon the track, and showed some
thirty rods before the train could be stopped. He
was dead when picked up, his head having been
awfully mansled under tho COW catcher. Mr..
Nettleton was thown upon the bumper, ID front OF
the locomotive, and when taken off was insens
BILE, and apparently nearly dead, though no limbs
appeared TO have been broken. They were resi-.
dents at Milford, and were brought to the station
in that place, and medical aid called. The usual
warning was given and the bell was being rang
q. the time of the accident. When first discovered
by the engineer, which was but moment before
the collision the track being curved at that ,oint
the horse they were driving was going at full
speed.
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EEGIISH EMIGRATION To AUSTRALIA There
t. quite revival Of emigration in England for
Australia, as well increased demand for
merchandise from that country. This has caused
a material advance in the rates Of freight from
London and Liverpool to Australia, and several
American ships have been taken up at enhanced
rates. The Champion of the Seas, belonging to
BaiDes & Co IS packet iine, is mentioned among
the British ships recently sailed She had 800 pas
senRers and 0C0 tons cargo.
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ELLINGTON SCHOUL.-.-The next ses.
- si5n Of this School will commences on rhs lGt h
div cf January 1851.
TEEms.-For Board, Tuition, Redding and Wash
Ing sl-l, payable quarterly in advance.
rLIneton Ia situated on the Il. r. and P Railroad
one snd half miles above the Junction.
fsFen's d ring TO place their children under the
care OF the subscriber md his son, would do well to
apaiy Immediately. TIL. II, FOX
de 81 3tzw2w
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DEAD Miss Vincent. directress of the Victetia
Theatre, London, and for many years one of The
most popular actresses on the English stage, died
on the l2th ult, at the age Of Al.
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THE TRANSIT OF MERCURY will take place il
1861 and t, transit of Venus in 1874 The item
going the rounds of the press in relation to ths
transit of Venus in 1861 is altogetbe erroneous
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
PosrorrIce AFFAIR. Postmaster General

PosToFFIcE AFFAIRS s-Postmaster Genera
Campbell has ordered the following:
Establish post office at Arbor Hill, Aususts
county, Va, and appoint Charles T. Palmer post
master. Directly on the route from Stsunton to
Lexington. Change the site of the Office At Coro
waugh, Isle of Wight county, 20 "Col watkin'1
Store" and sppoini Alexander H. Ashburn post
master. vice Edw. S. Ballard, resigned. Discon
tinuc office of Fremont Fauquier county. Salem
deRce.
Appointments-Robert Wiley, postmaster al
Green Bottom, Cabeil county, vice Thos. f. Han
cock resigned. James NJ. Harris postmaster al
Holcomb's Rock, Bedford county, vice F.. p. Layre
resigned.
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PURCHAsE OF RAILROAD The Vicksburg
Times mentions the purchase Of the Vicksburg and
Jackson Railroad, by Brown { Johnson, VIM c.
Smedes, aud Redding & Mcdowell, of that city,
who guarantee the completion of the road to the
Alabama line. This arrangement, it is said. will
secure the closing mp of the Only gap which breaks
the commute alton between the Mississippi at
Vicksburg and the Atlantic seaboard
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CHARTER CAECELLID.-The charter granted
by the Hawaiian Government In 1883, to Carl
W. Hickman and Others associsted under the
name and styls of Hawaiian Steam Navigation
Company, has been cancelled by the Supreme
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ODD FELLOW STATIsTICs.-The Odd Fellows
In the United States number 1897 lodges with
1854 members. They expended in the year end
ing with June, nearly half million OF dollars for
relief of members aud their families and the edu-
cation of orphans their total receipts being el,-
ls0 3.J The encampment, branch of the order
numbering %, 74s members. received &l02 s6s, and
expended for relief $50, ,693
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fONtt liEhS or a. a - VINE wish 10
~ nave their meters filed with Achohol to pre-
vent ihrrl from being frozen up will please give
Guy Hall ~ "
Ihe following is an extract from the "OIainsnce
l.j6: " 81 0 ''1 ''''
" ntn the inspector has required meter to be
cg'tfec 70 protect from the FROST or to be filled
"t24Iechoi to prevent it from feezipg IL such COW
o,I. oI suGh aco1oi be furnished not by the
et tu, by the Inspector, the cost thereof rhaU he
charged to the c5ntutner"
THCs. H. WYNNE, Supt.
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THE KANSAS AID.--Gov. Fletcher, of Vermont
has sent three Commissioners to Kansas to ascer
tain the condition Of the people, with q view t.
The aid voted by the Legislature.
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INDIAN AGENT DoDGE-INDIAN TROUBLES -
Wa have information from New Mexico saying
that in the last of November Capt. Dodge, s..
Agent of the Navajo Indians, was captured by the
Gils Apaches, quasi hostile tribe, aud is now a
prisoner among them. HI was bunting, accomps-
MED by few poems, and was taken prisoner tif.
teen miles the other side of Zuni. From the story
Of one of the escaped peons 1t is inferred that he
is well treated. Several parties had left Santa Fe
TO endeavor to ransom him, If possible. He Is said
to be son of Senator Dodge, of Wisconsin.
Not long since, Mr.. Bent of Bents Fort high
up on the Arkansas. killed two Kiawas in a diff
cu.ty with q portion of that tribe. The Chiens,
among whom Bepts Fort is situated interfered
and protected him. AS our informant was coming
East he met party of 300 Kiawas on the Cimerone
river, who said that they the way TO attack
the Chiens and Bents people.-Hash. Star.
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$4,000 Ticlsets.-3,3U rrizes.
,r.aLr osr pmzE 10 EVERY NiHE TICKETS.

337 PfileI amo1ntias S@'3,UJV
Whole Tickets Si0, Halves s, Quarters 2.59.
r. The fra. 81 Prizes are decided in the usual
ur1reT -,
by the ast figure Of tie number that draws the $50
IN Prze For example, il the number drawing the
HGou prize ENDS with Ne !, then all the tickets
where the number ends in l. will be entitled te $50.
n tn ruuibeE eEd5 with No. ? them ali the Tickets
where the NUMBER sLls IN : viii be entitled 10 $50,
.aG 80 on 20 g.
Certificates Of fe>ksset will be sold at the follow
!n2 Ea;es whic.lis The Tisk
C..tifcats OF Packages CT 70 Whsle Tickets soo
~ Hs,f "a 80
- 10 Quarters l5
y Address orders for Tickets or Certi6cstss, ei
thsr TO 8 SWAN Is co, Atlanta Ga.
deI0 or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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known citizen of CuIpeper county, Va, suffersd =
severe injury on Saturday last, by the falling of
his horse. His leg was broke just above the knee
and It was feared that he has received internal
tniurv
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DEATH OF THE ANGEL GABRIEL The
Angel Gabriei'-properly called John Sayers Orr
ia no more. Late intelligence received by the
New York Times from Demerara announces his
decease at the penal settlement in that colony in
November. His disease was dysentery-his age
about 35. 1t will be remembered that he was tried,
convicted and sentenced TO hard labor in Demera.
"a for exciting an insurreciion of the blacks,
which resulted in the destruction of large amount
Of property belonging to The Portuguese, including
several Catholic churches.
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SCHOOL or EANCIENT AnDMOnEHN


= LANGUAGES, AND OF MATHEMATICS -
sne uudeIs gued intends to open In Richmond, E
Iisls school in which youth will, by a systemai {;
Of suGies te prepared for the higher classes
= our colleges CT be fitted fIr the active duties
he. Aided ty an experience OF several years. he
Will by thorough instruction endeavor 10 secure such
bags IS viii enEu;e success. The discipline will
ne mid, but firm, requiring compancs with whole
populations ) he number of pupils will be
n..su. Rooms Grace street, between 25th and
eth streets.
TERMS, for 8 session Of i've months ConuL 81 ing
The first MONDAY in February, 1857, and ending The
.-, dsy OF July following:
taT EnRHsh IubJscts.. ) ~ 90
" ancert Languages and MsthsmafiGs.... . 90
French spanih and Italian Lsneusgss,
teach ekir9l. ....-...................... 10 co
" Board including =" sshEg, lights fuel, &c
the family ot the undersigned, who
can accommodate seven or eight pupils Is 90
Payments required, GEe half on entrance, remain.
t,ron 18th Of April.
Pupils viii h- charged from dsy Of entrance to the
md Of the sessIn and deduction will be made for
s,seHcs, except in Csses CT pTotrscted sickness
Most satisfactory references can be gwen on april
cauon For f1rthey Information, address the under
s.sned IN Richmond, Va.
Ia5-aa'au6t' JOHN CARY
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~CHusiL NGIICif The next session of
- tn School at my house, (desdow Farm,) seven
miles tom Richmond, will commence on MONDAY,
]. III inst under the mperlntendence of sir G, f.
BhGBY, graduate OF Columbian College, and con.
tcEe ten months.
TEHMs-FJr Board and Tuition, $50
IT. Children committed 10 my will be treated
"a ny w B. SYDEOg
Hanover Jan. lst, 1877. ia 2--Staw2uk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

LAND WAKRArTs The active demand which
sprung up for Had warrxuts Last week has fallen
of 2c. per acre. Sweeney, Rittenhouse, FAINT &
Co.. bankers, quote market dull, the following be.
ing their buying and selling rates today, viz:
Buying. Selling.
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MORTON FEsTIyAL.-The Mormons in New
York held festival Oh New Years night, which
was attended by about 400 of the Mormons resid
ing in that city. Among those present were Geo
A. Smitss delagate from Utah, in the HoHue of Re
presentatives also Perley L. Pratt Of ibs
twelve, "Re=." John Taylor and others. Judge
AnnlebV. of Salt Lake nresided
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.,..Nx co.'s LOTTERIES.

- ru MILITARY ACADEMY LcTTEhf,
SUI CLASS NJ, -,
70 be e.nmI es.a,urdHy, January 10, isA7s
~ TTr pIIN or SINGLE Achbhhs'
and w W. AcC}vTRx, Esas, Gem
J''N lnissiopers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

D.. r--5ss a-gCntlpc 70 T~'"V'
~ Tickets sio; halves s. quarters z;5o
H. - 507 prize, are decided In the usua manner e
.'-. u rr.zes Of SO viii be determined By the
80 "a fr,s nurabeT that draws tbs + COZ prize
@ ,,sro5ie # the number drawing the Sl5,oVo
~, -. Win No l. then all the tickets where the
ends in will De entitled to S4e II the mum
Hllpt.v,tb No = then all ths tickets where the
"rE 5.i1 will be entitled tc go, emo so on to
cs--,foa,es of packages will 5s sold at the fol-
.,rr rates which is the risk: 80
S,+,fcste Of Package o. 10 whole Tickets. 500
10 half .....- ~
70 quarter IL
.s3,s.s rriers 70. Tickets Certificates either TO
: SWAN CO, Atlanta. Gar
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
sff or S SWAN, Box 2Nl, Mobile, Ala.
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de 23-dlwGt3awsw A''--' 'Dp'
NALtAbLE REAL ksTATE F0l,

SALE-He are authorized TO ss II the following
Real Esste, 70 wit: All
.st. large and handsome Brick Dwelling, with II
.0o, kilc',t ard out-houses of every description
iL.u IN ne lo~n OF Sidney, near the Fair Grounds
H9s oLe acre OF land attached and is in all
oi ~ th7 most desirable residences ear the city
20 rae property situated at the Northeast corner
W very ana hth stleets fronting on Cary street 10
@ and pnnng back l46 feet to al alley; improved
t"o s'hah brick te uents rented at $500 per an
n1A iis location renders this most Va tIuab,s ste
poses - " "iae'u'ihs puf-
,yo ',l acres tf land in Buckingham COUNTY from
- ~ ~ tnfee miles from the James River ana Ksna-
Li~hal' Hehal' 1iis !snf h.s fine soil and lies well ;
ESQ Tor the greater part in forests of y,Tgin
u, us immensely valuable for the timber from
- a.ohe large sums above the cost of the land
% realized IL DE- sired. it will be divided and
''io IN parcels of lU09 acres
q atn. four Acres Of LanG situated in the town of
next above, and adj lining the residence of
tad snd shstef' Esq This land 10 beautifully situs.
eua must become very valuable.
49, 'elns ana turher information concerning the
- ePpiy 70 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
An.
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,0KT GAINES AUAnEMYLoTTER Y

Class 23,
Ns drawn IL the city OF Atiants Georgia, in pub
lie, on
Taesdny, ,Inuuary 2Uth, 1897,
u ha n-sr If smell NuMkE&s.
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o,a r,ckets-.3 $50 Prizes.

~ ~ - p,Trr - EVfTV Ifa I1fFtH
"-'' NOVEL SCI, 1,It: e n n r.. s,.Ooo
Trzs ct.-'.'''''S an0 10 Frises of....... 2n0
a. .'''-'''' : CbA leo do ........ 100
- .... aero loe do '..''.'. 10
APPROPRIATION PRlzFs.
,,i,s Of slso sppronmatins to S4No" seoo
rriya - w.
'.s Of sIs5 approx mating to sl2Wo
rr- - are. ...........''''''. .''''''' s,'..s
Ia. Of $40 appEoxima,og TO S5oOo 49,
prize s7s -......''.'''' oc. wv
.rrite. OF So sppIoximstine to S1"' soo
&c, Of 80 spYroximatiug to Sl,Wo -
prizes aTe......-.-.''-. :'.'' -: f"'
.a -, Of S45 fPProNiutating to s%0 o
rr4tfs are. '''' 80
Efs I20, ,0to
'.' f'Af-'
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4 'fiEAf FAMILY 1;R1U;EETEE - Tn q
,,-,cI oscI!psfs keep constantly on bend q good as.
r.ts ,spsnt eLs, oi FAMILY GROCERIES, 10. Of first
C.sLI LI4sIiy, which are purchased extensively. for
s.in. ena ~nich they Will sell low on the same
- ~, Sssh purchasers will fno il to their inte rest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

tE--ihe subscriber most resDecf.
~, iuily informs the eiIizens OF Richmond ,tst I,s
~ Se prepared en- MONDAY next, January STR
lei sks " ashins and Ironing. TO any hat xnss
cert. nsrS 70 patronage him. bis price viii be q,
''hS per dozen for regular custemsrs
10 "" VIM. II. WOODWARD
CoA Il -, 400 bbis. Coffee sugars, DIFF.
- se qoshties Ith bbls. Crushed and Po der.
10 nhas fair Cubsd In stors, for sale hy !
r. II. skiHkER 4 co Cary ri
E."-IRe uaderstAned q d has this duy
n sgsRk gsRkpoiated as his iswfai Asoat JAMES r OAK
Riotao 70 eondaet Gsas-ry BUSINESS 10 ths eiry of
JOHN Al GARRETT.
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SOMETHING NkW-CLOTHE Is SAVED.
- The subscriber having determined to open
attention Of families Hotel keepers and the public
generally, to the many advantages he ehen in Wash
ing end Ironing. lst. He intends usibs his patent
Wsshi z Machine. which does not wear the cloths
scarcely at ell; 2ndiy. He proposes to Do washirs
for families q: ica that will enable them to DO
with fewer servants. thereby aavins expense and .
sny appointed day, and returned neatly washed end
lroned In few hours notice. Hs Laundry 10 Of his
rasideaee on Marshall strest, three squares above
Rrook Avenue where Clothes he led without
seins ,oe1 b, the du,t of the city He expects 70 be
In full operation by the lot Of January next. For
fnrth.r inf,rmston please call ct his shop, 90 sth
.sysst b.tween Grace and Frantfn, whers the Wssh.
ing mscnn s "'e WM. II. wooDwaRD
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Tiers -ers utoesy.-'r asssh. In Rsltimers lsss
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TUHN r. ssOLUhlON wholesale dealor
y in Brooms, Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of oil
descriptions, Refigerstors, Rope, Cordsgs. Yankee
Notions, &c. &C., 2l3 Washington street, between
vesey and Barclay, New York, will execute orders
from Richmond on the most favorable terms.
no 28-6m
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the Week. Day or Neal
u Also fine Room for paItisa

DOARDINls.-Thc CLIFTON HOUSE
- having recently undergone a thorough repair,
the proprietress il prepared to accommodate two or
large and we'll supplied with closets and Other
venisncas. She would bs pleased to furnish sentIe
men and ladies' with Board By ths day, week. month
or year. on as reasonable terra such accommoda-
tons can be had in the city. She solicits the pa
tronage of gentlemen dav bsarders, the house be-
ing 20 conveniently located to business, uskes It
desirable and she will spare pains to make them
comfortable. j. l--1m
pOARDINs.-.-A small family and q few
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with good
Board and pleasant rooms, with the conveueuces OF
home; also Day Boarders, by applying at No l54
Main street. opposite Eagle Square. de H. n
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-. COMMI SSION MERCHANTS,
THE
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
NO. 1o4 FRONT ST, NEW YORK
JAMES A PATFEsos,}
1Hos A PATTEsoN. ia s-Sm
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5sa, JAMEs McEWEN L. Co,
- = IM 9th At. opnoniA the Nav IA Markat
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DOAHDING..-Mrs. A. G.. SAUNDERS,
ID residing 9th street. French Garden Hill, can
accommodate a gentleman and lady, with pleasant
room, furnished or unfurnishsd with Bo.rd; also
four or FIVE day boarders by the week or month.
ia S-eodl "
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GENCY for n Southern Manufactory o
"A Stretched LEATdEh BANDS and LEATHER
HOSE, all sizes, of superior quality, at msnufactu.
rers' prices
~ The public may depend on getting the best
article that can be had. The bands will straight
hold th.ir width and fs, to the pulley. made
of the best oak tanned Leather, and the solid part
only used. Cemenred and copper rveted. An assort-
ment generally hand and all kinds made TO order ct
short notice.
~ Also. superior Lace Leather and Copper Rvsts
with Burrs.
DIV to 0EOR0C C. REID,
NO 29- 2m Corner Cary and t2th ss.
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JAMES 4. CRsENsHAw. b K MeLLFoRD, ya
CRENSHAW & WELLFORD,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
VIII practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts
Of Richmond city and sdj,cent counties, and the
Federal Courts held in Richmond and Norfolk.
" Office, Governor street, second door from
Franklin street ia 5-dImcSm
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fnssttIy
JetpgeHn
he resi-.
Outa1Hs
ses, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-02

FROM KANsAs.-Private dispatches from Law
renee, received at New York, say that Gov. Walk
or and Secretary Stanton had been Obliged to re-
move from Leccmpton on account of the ultras
and are now at Benica. Sheriff Walker, with
his posse, is with the Governor. special mes
senger had been sent for Col Summers com
mand. A document was in circulation in Law
renee inviting him to come to that place, and
pledging the protection Of the citizens
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RAIrrMnRE Nov 1 4

DhbIlhohE, NV j, 1904.
To the Hon. Thomas Scam, Mayor of Bali
more Sir: IL is a matter OF extreme qualification
to me that you have communicated to me the ex :
traordinary and additional arrangements by
which You propose to preserve order at the com
Ing election. Seeing in these the composition of
d special police which affords to all citizens the
promise of personal protection, and also OF fair
ness and impartialty calculated to remove all
distrust to he freedom of the elective franc
on that day, II gives Inc great pleasure To say that
l now contemplate no use of the military force
which ! have ordered to be enrolled and organ
lied.
] have the honor to be, sir, your obedient ser
want, L. WATKINS LIGoN
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Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS


The INtslifgeReer contradicts positively the
story that Sir Gore Ouseley is about to come ac-
credited to this Government on a special mis-
sion with reference to Central American af-
fairs.
The same journal regrets that the state of af-
fairs in Baltimore is such as to have made the
interference of Governor Ligon necessary ere
that city municipal authorities thought prop
er to invoke him to take that step, and trusts
that the Mayor and Governor will come to an
understanding on the subject, that will lead to
harmonious action on their part in the premi-
ses. That desideratum has already been ac-
complished, as will be perceived elsewhere in
the Star to-day.
The Union discusses the commerce Of Ecua-
dor with the United States and other foreign
nations, and publishes an elaborate eulogy on
the late Hon. Littleton Waller Tazewell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-02

The INV TERRITORY or NA-Private
advices have been received from Arizona, indica
ting the election of Lieut.. Mowry as Delegate to
Congress for the organization of the Territory
and for the lcgalization of this informal election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-02

FROM HAvAvA.-The steamer Philadel phi a
from Havana, with dates to the 2eth, has arrived
at New Orleans. The steamer Star of the West
had not yet arrived there. The Philadep hia
brings $3.50, 900 in specie.
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=REGIsTER'S OFFICE.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAYCONCEk N.NSo
tise Is here given that licenses issued taverns
retailers OF splrtuous and fermentea liquors, wines
c'nes, perfumery, watches and Iewelry; lumber
wood, coal, and commission merchants; also, to
keepers Of hackney carriages and omnihuses. billiard
tables, ten pin alleys, and coLfe,t ionery and for
hawking and peddiing. and dealers old iron. bra g.
copper, &c, will pire on Monday. the I'd day of
November next, and that said licenses must be re-
newed at this Office wIthla ten days after that
time.
&C 10 dtNov2 WIN. MORGAN, Register
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III II any OF our contemporaries desire the
services of Washington correspondent they will
do well to notice an advertisement in our paper.
under the head of :. Wants.
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III A Yankee who had just come from Flor.
ence, being asked what he had seen and adj.
mired, ana whether he was not In raptures with
the statue Of Venus, replied. /" We'll. 10 Tell the
truth, don't care much about these stone gals y
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IL Gov Bragg, of North Carolina, has desig
mated the 10Th of November, as a day of Thanks
giving.
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Id fisk hundred and twelve younp ladie.
who tainted last year, more than half of them fell
IN the arms Of gentlemen, Only three had the
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