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49, . J
The fame of the Artists, male
and female, prccludes the ncccssi-
ty of a specification of their ge-
MUS and attainments, as they are
KNOWN.
THE RING DEPARTMENT
comprises the greatest force Of
Male and Female Equcstrians,
Gymnasts, yaulters, Clowns, Ac-
robats, Posture Masters, Equilib-
rists, Contortionists, Jugglers,
Rope Performers. Tumblers, &C.,
ever concentrated in one cstab-
lishment ; together with the most
superb stud of HIGHLY TRAIN
ED HORSES and educated PO-
MES in the world, enabling the
management TO present displays
of Dashing Horsemanship and ex-
traordinary Athletic Exercises, in
infinite variety, and Of the most
wonderful character.
The Magnificent, New and Cost
ly Outfit has cost a princly for
tune. 1t was gotten up regard
less OF expense, by cur Agent, Mr..
FRANK RIVERS, who has spent
the last year in the Atlantic
States and Europe. The magniii-
cent carriages aud Baggage Vans
are from the hands Of the cele-
brated manufacturers, Mcssrs. J.
s. IL L. A. ABBOT, Of Concord,
n. II. The gorgeous Band Wag-
on and Advertising Wagon. are
from the Premium manufacturers.
Messrs. FIELDING BROTHERS,
New York. The Harness, which
,is the most costly that has ever
been manufactured in the United
States-the mountings and nina
retts of bells being Of pure silver
are from the well known manu-
facturcrs, J. KELSU & SONS,
Philadelphia.
The BAND HARNESS and the
BEAUTIFUL CHIMES Of Sill
YER BELLS must be seen to be
appreciated, as they will battle all
description.
The GORGEO'S WARDROBE
by far outstripping all Pageants
on either side of the Atlantic,
was manufactured by Miss FLOR
ENCE NEEDHAM, Of New York.
The MAMMOTH WATER
PROOF PAVILION. manufac-
turcd by CHAS. AMORY, Esq, of
San Francisco will be brilliant
ly Illuminated with gas ; which
must be acknowledged to be a
decided improvement over all
former styles &f lighting.
The BAND is made up of the
best Musical Talent in California,
and will comprise a Brass and
String Band, being under the di-
rection of J. II. PARSONS, the
best Cornet Player in California.
Among the distinguished Art
lists selected from the Atlantic
States and Europe, will bo found
Mss MARY ANN WHITAKER
Mss LOUISE MELvH.IE-hcr first
Appearance in California;
Mss JEANETTE ANNEREAU.;
Miss SOPHIA WORRETI.-IIer first
appearance in California.
Miss IRENE WORRELL-IIer first
appearance in California.
La PETIT JENNIE WoRRELL-Her
first appearance in California.
Mr.. FRANK WHITAKER,
Nix. JAMES MELVILLE,
Mr.. GEORGE RYLAND,
MR. HARVEY ADAMS,
Mr.. WILLIAM FRANKLIN,
YOUNG RAPHAEL.
Master J. ARMSTRONG,
Master EUGENE LEE,
Master FRANK LEE,
Master EDWARD DuCRow,
Master WALTER LERoY,
Master HERNANDEZ.
The manager takes pleasure in
being able to announce that they
have effected an engagement with
the BEST CLOWN in the United
States, viz
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M. VICTOR RESSAYRE,

French and Spanish Languages.
TINIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD ANNOUNCE
J. to the Inhabitants of Weaver and vicinity,
that lie is prepared to give instruction in the
French and Spanish Languages. The first coure
of lessons will commence on Monday evening.
Aug. 10th. Rooms. second story of Magnolia
building School every other evening
Private lessons every other day, at hours most
convenient to pupils.
TERMS--for twelve less ons ns.....~.SI0
N. VICTOR RESSAYRE
Weaver, Aug. 6, 1857. 29td
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ALMOST 4 Fmr.-Forest City. Sierra County
narrowly escaped deatructon by fire Que nigh
last y eek.
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Tu,NKs.--To Blake a. Co for Express fay ors
ard ilcs Of papers during the week
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LEE g. BENNETTS
G. r l. A t
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS !
Something Entirely New, Original Brilliant ( Diversified

TNHIS GREAT COMPANY, by far the most
l. complete in the United States, will exhibit at
Weaverville, on Monday. Aug. II, 1857.
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Total. $6O9,42
Orderel' that Pierce, Church Il Co.'S, pers.
property assessment be raised from $4,000 to
$4,000
That p. NJ. Eder d Co.'S, psrs. property assess.
ment be raised from $l2 900 to $I4, OOO
Pers.prop. raised S577Sj
Realprop. IL 900
Total SG9,GSj 90
Ord6ed, that the Board of Enualizotion do
now ADJOURN until term in course
Auot, ". r. GRIFFIN, President
JHoh. WAsoH Cl-lk,
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Notice.

HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED Mr.. Francis
4 W. Blake and Amedi Clarecy my lawful agents
during my absence from Weaverville.
FRANCIS LATREMOUILLIERE.
Weaver, Aug. 8, 1857. 3O3t.
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DIR. O. J. GATES.

DENT DENTIST-
WEAvRkvuLE, CAL
re- Office al CITY Drug Store. -oG
nR GATES would respectfully announce to
1.-the citizens of Yreka aud vicinity that he will
visit that place about the first of September
where he will remain for few days. lie is IRE
pared to perform all Dental operation. required.
Weaver, Aug. Is, 1857 sotd
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The manager takes pleasure in
being able to announce that they
have effected an engagement with
the BEST CLOWN in the United
States, viz
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STATE OF CALlFORNIA,
COUNTY OF TRINITY.


The People Of the State of California, pltil
sc. +. Lynn. ct. al. defendants
The People or Me STATE Of California
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SUMMONS.

Weaver. Aug. 10. 1851.
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Tuesday, Aug. lth. 1857.
Board Of Supervisors met pursuant to adjourn.
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Democratic Central Committee.

Wcavervillc, Aug. 18th, A. d., 1857.
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Lord PaImerston.

The Boston Courier, one Of the best informed
papers in the country, thus speaks Of Lord Palmer
sten, on whose shoulders the foreign affairs of the
British Government now rests,-ths Premier aud
real King Of Great Britain:
Lord P8lmerston Possesses to a high degree
those qualities so essential to success in European
diplomacy and popular manners, &C
eomplished mind. perfect selfcontrol. and q keen
insight into human character Certainly no living
and perhaps no deceased statesman, can be regard
ed as his equal In the Knowledge of the English
people. Understanding their prejudces and feel
ings to wonderful degree, he has always made
his countrymen the suage Of his political conduct,
and 1t has followed that his dealings with thsm
has been crowned with brilliant success. His
knowledge of business and the amount Of Ii he
dispatches, have added not little his pOpulari
ty in q commercial country. runctual and untr-
ing in his attendance on tina House OF Commons.
transactng the ordinary routine Of his own ONCE.
overseeing all the other departments Of the gov
eminent in a manner that very few Premers
ever have done, presiding In the Cabinet, and al
ways present with his Sovereign on State occa-
sions, it is marvel that he finds time to enter at
all into the pleasure Of society, of which he has
always been a fsvorite ornament, and which, like
all things else he makes an instrument Of poiti-
cal influence"
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Gen. COdringtOn.

The appointment OF Gen. Codrington, to travel
in Europe with the Prince Of Wales, and dry nurse
the royal stripping, is considered even in England
rather unreasonable at this particular time. Gen.
Codrington was the last commander of the British
forces in the Crimea and it seems rather a degra-
dation, to reduce an eminent military officer
from such position to that Of travelling compan-
ion and escort of a half grown boy. The people of
England feel, as no doubt Gen. Codrington him.
self does, that he would he much better employ ed
In India than in his present ignoble occupation
The Prince of Wales, who expects to take care OF
thirtyhve millions of Englishmen, ought by this
time to be able to take care of himself Think Of
Gen. Scott being sent abroad to dance attendance
on the son Of an American sovereign
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TIE PLANETs-Accordingt to a scientific article in
the New York Herald, the planets will appear on
tomorrow morning, at o'clock and until Thurs
day morning in relative positions that very rarely
occur, They will all (the asteroids excepted oc-
cupya position bnt little exceeding one-fourth of
the great circle Of the heavens. Thus, the Sun,
the Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars Jupiter Saturn
aud llerschel Tor Urauus) will all be within the
plane Of the cclirtc; and within the space of little
more than qnadrant-from the suns few degrees
below the eastern horizon TO the planet Jupiter n
little west OF the meridian. So brilliant A coles
tial display is well worth viewing even at tho in
convenience of rising at an unusually early hour.
1t may he added, that Mercury will be invisible.
owing to its proximity to the sun, while Herschel
at that hour little west of the meridian is retet
visible to the unsssisted eye Jupiter will pass the
meridian at % minutes after o'clock Saturn at
that time will be about $50 above its point OF RI
sing from the horizon, Venus about $50 Mars about
-, and Mercury about 20.
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In Manchester, va, on the 10th inst, MhnIn ne,
Jockey aged one year and eight months. oh'J
daughter of Ben jamiu A. and Timandra Z. Moody'
Az the sweet flower that scents the morn,
BUT withers in the rising day,
Thus lovely was this iDtants dawn'
Thus swiftly fed Is life away.
On Monday Sept. 18th at o'clock, A. NJ, IRA "
PARKER in the 42d year of his age.
The friends of his family and those Of James AZ,
ington hi. fatherin-law are respectfully requested
TO attend his funeral this afternoon, at ga CLOCK,
from the Monumental church, without iurther
notice.
On the 18th inst in the fourth year OF her age. at
the residence of her parents, in Columbia, tuvanna
county, va, FANNY ELLIS, daughter OF Dr. n.
Kidder and Law na d Taylor
On Friday, the 18th inst, ALLENE II daughtsr
of William A. and Elizabeth A Lpscome aged
years.
Though they are bereeved, ~
| Yet the Healer was there who had smtten thelr
hearts.
And taken their treasure away. -,
To allure them Heaven. he has placed II on h'Sh'
/ And the IN ,urners will sweetly obey
There whispered voce-'twas the voice OF Inelr
God ~, a
| al love thee, lovs theel pass under the rod,
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JUDGE MARTIN g. Penn, who died recently in
Louisiana, was yirginan by birth, and had occu-
pied high position in the legislative and judicial
departments of the State of his adoption as
member and senator in the Legislature, and of the
convention to amend the constitution in 1915 lie
was an able lawyer, and his duties as judge of the
eighth judicial district, he discharged with great
zeal and ahiity
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The Methodist Church south

1t appears, from late number Of the Christian
Advocate and Journal that the late Wesleyan Con
terence OF England refused to receive preacher of
M J.. Church South They did not doubt the
christian character and respectable standing of
th's gentlemen, but it seems that, whilst other
conferences OF the United States are admitted to
brotherly communion with the British Wesleyan
conference the enfree to that body is denied to the
oiery OF the NJ f. Church South. The reason as
signed for this in the Advocate is that the Metho
DIST Church, South, is now in spirit and practice,
a pro-slavery Church
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81 NOTICE.! NorIoE! NoricE!-Positiyely mpor
tant TO ladies-1he last four days of the great dry
goods at auction sales at s6 Main street. two doors
below Purcell Ladd's old stand. Come one. come
ALL and secure bargains out of well selected stock
consisting Of Sheetng Irish Linens. Table Cloths
shawls, scarfs Fall Plads and Embroideries In great
variety Sales for ladies at half past 10 oeioek for
gentlemen at half past 7. This day, Monday, Tues.
day and "Wednesday will be positively thu last days
- i2-3ts
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RAILROADS IN STANDARDIZATION the railroad
had just been completed to Basic we heard il re-
marked by acivil engineer that railways had then
reached ns far into Switzerland AS was IRA ticab,
for all useful purposes. few years hovavor
have shown that the mountains of that ,pt.ro.,,,,
country are not barrier to hi. great modern I'M
provement. The Rev DR.. Baird. in n recs,, Letter
TO the editors Of the Observer, SAYS:
was greatly gratined TO see how RAPIDLY the
WORK OF making railroad Is going forward, even In
mountainous Switzerland. 1t will soon be easy Il
reach all the important places In that countr,
%beh, Tor the most part, lie In the Northern and
Western part Of it, and are such as Geneva Ian
Same, Neuichatel, Berne, Lucern, Basic, Zurich
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There were 90 deaths in New Orleans for the
week ending on Tuesday last-none of yellow fever.
Jno. Hart, grocer, in New Orleans, was stabbed
and killed last week by cabman named Billy Nc
Donnell.
About 40 tons of copper from Toncray's Mines
Floyd county, Va, have been shipped during the
last few days.
There about 10 visitors at the Yellow Sul
phur Springs.
gomerv, Ala, died last week
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NEW BOOKS
At EE0 NJ WEST'1
Book and Stationery Stores,
No. = apl6 EyCbppUs pIara


Book and Stationery Stores,
Nos. and ., Exchange Place.
EVENINGS with Jesus; series Of Devotional Read
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Jay-Sl25.
THE Divine Life: Book of Facts and Histories
showing the manifold workings of the Holy Spir-
it; by the Rev John Kennedy; 81.
TIE Five Gateways of knowledge; by George vii
THE tars ana The Earth, or Thoughts upon Space
Time and Eternity; - cts.
FUNERAL Eulogy at the 9bse1gies Of Dr;
Philadelphia; by Rev. Charles W. Shields, Pas
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n manual for the chemist, druggist, medics
practitioner manufacturer and heads Of fam
lies by Thos. +. BIanetun 81.
THE Druggists General Receipt Book; by Henry
PHYSiCIANa' Visiting Lists for 1853
RICH MoND in by1ione Days; by 3 Mordecai. Esq ,
CAPTAIN Molly the Story of brave woman; by
Thrace TaIman, author Of Edith Hale" &C,
with illustrations; 81.
THE Prisoner of tie Border-a Tale Of 1893; by F.
Hamilton Myers, Esq, with illustrations; 81.
SLAVERY Ordained of God; by Rev. Fred A. Ross,
d. d , OF Alabama; 81.
LIFE Of Patrick Henry by VIM. Writ. Esq. New
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RANKIh's Half Yearly Abstract of Medical Sci
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r Al:S }a.t Ts.ei,sd ,sT sqrp,ss g.
HANSFORD. New edition. 9th thousand. 1t is
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ADV ENTURES of Il Gentleman in Search OF
H0rsc-a very entertaining book 81 IS.
New Books received as soon rs published.
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"A lished and for sale by J. wARRnCk, the Virgil
MIA and North Carolina ALMANACK fer 1858. Con
tanning correct list Of the Courts Of Virginia and
North Carolina; Congress- Senate and House of Dele
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Carolina, Also two very pretty stories, with vsrie
ty of interesting pieces. ssl3-Tu F&Tu3t
MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
w DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss
PEGRAM will reopen her School on the LIST day of
october.
She will, as heretofore, have entire supervision of
the English Glasses, aided by competent assistants
in each Department.
Latin, Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and
Moral Philosophy will be taught by Mr.. PACE, a
gentleman Of successful experience as teacher.
The FRENCH LANGUAGE will be under the
charge of Madame A. BERAUD, Partisan lady Of
the highest qualifications.
The BELLEs-LETTTES CLASS will be continued
Sc I5-dts
as- Wing and Enquirer copy, daily and country.
DENNlS g. RRDTHEP
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LARGE RoRRERY IN pu1LAnEIp1I1A

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II, 1S57-A box belonging
to Messrs Hacker & Tevs, and containing over
eleven thousand dollars in notes aud drafts, was
stolen from the Philadelphia Bank to-day. Pay
ment of the notes aud drafts has been stopped
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nssE. pnornnRArns-The friends

Beg PHoToGRAPHs.-The friends Of
the Rev Dr. Ross Hon. Horace p. May nard and II n
Jno. Minor Bolts can now be SUPPLIED with any m
Der Of copies Of the above named gentlemen al -
street.
The world renowned Imperial Amhrotyp pea. taken
only by POWERS, has taken tho lead and are going
ahead Price 30 cents-l5l Main street. Eagle Square
Sc lS-ltS
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hsssDKsyIs 4 Bro, OVERS, Franklin

ESH5 UENNIS d DKU DIEhS, TTHHhIIH
Street, opposite Metropolitan Hall.-We pay partic.
Wearing Arparel-Coats, Pants and Vests: also.
hasvy over Goats, Tslmas. &c. dyed or cleaned in
superior style. We have recently purchased large
lot of Trimmings extremely low, and will have
pairs done at very low charges. Our pressing and
repairs will be done by experienced tailor, whom
Cleaning done at q few hours notice. With the mo-
ney market at per cent, economy may obviate the
necessity of borrowing money. l3-6ts
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TRoT BETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE AND BROW,
nICk-MEETING NE DEMNCR ALTO EnITARS

ALBANY, Sept Il, 1s57.-A trot said to have been
for two Thousand dollars eide, took place here to-
day between Flora Temple and Brown Dick. Flora
won in three straight heats. Timo-233-23Ol1 8
2:30.
A meeting of the editors of the democratic papers
of the State is to be held in Syracuse on Tuesday
next.
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IS THE FACE Is an index of the mind K..p 1,
clean, remove Its freckIes eruptions and imp.rf.c
ions ami impatt to 1t health. purity and beauty
10 do all this WE'LL use T5ntoires Cream If wa
fto'crrs Sold by all druggists, and by ?. q. Fos.
rAlss Co., 9n3 broadway NY .,
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REPORTED FAILURE.

WAsHISaToS Sept lit is reported that the
old established banking house of Pairo Nourse,
in this city, has suspended, and made assign
ment. 1t is believed that the assets largely exceed
The liabilities.
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LATER FROM UTAH.

NEw YORK, Sept l4.-Advices from Utah say that
Brigham Young threatens war and a separation
from the Union, the moment the United States
troops enter the territory.
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THEsEKE-kotzbae's attractive play of "The
stranger Is up for tonight, with Mr.. j. II. Taylor
'ne principal character, and is followed by the
beea'l'ni comedy OF Paint Heart ne'er won Fair
Lazy, IN which Mr.. 7. appears a. Rnx Gomez
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SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
The Hastings Court have fixed upon Friday mex
as the day for appointing "Sealer of Weights anG
Measures" and directed the Sergeant to summon
all the Aldermen for that day.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE following failures are
announced to-day: Wesley L KaIowski. brokers:
Swords. Walton Co., hardware; Nesmith Co.
dry goods
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nsnDHxxI. ( BRo.. Overs, Franklin

ngpDRNNIs Z Bro, OVERS, FranKIlh
Street opposite Metropolitan Hall, would respect
fny inform the Ladies u Virginia that they are DE-
sirous of doing sufficient business to enable ,ht 20
as To enable them to do something for the Mechanics
Institute Please look over Jour wardrobes, anu
have tho spotted and soiled Merinoes, housiihss
Shavls Velyets &c, sent to us and done up nearly
equal to new. Speaking of Mount Vernon and "a.
Mechanics institute of Virginia, are DESTROYS that
national coiors in every sense OF the word snail De
spread 20 the breeze from the staff of either place
and we will give fifty dollars towards the pnrchas.
of pieco of American manufactured white SIX anu
then dive IL the Red. White and Blue for nothing
Whs comes next The offer ISL good faith.
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Hf ALEXANDER HUI hns Just received another
case OF Gents Calf and Patent Leather GaIters
ehoes and Pumps of every description, for gentle
nen wear: Inc above were purchased by him
while in Paris ~
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W ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Gaiters and Shoes, has just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL, No III Main street
Richmond, Va
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH must De hano-
ed In by sir O'Clock in NE afternoon, In order 10 "P
pear the next day. The heavy pressure OF awe
tisemeuts npon the columns OF our paper wiz n''
admit Of their recertion Alter the hoer namea.
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ATTEMPTING TO SHooT.-James Caudle
was examined before the Hastings Court yester-
day, on the charge of shooting at with intent to
kill Louisa Wynant, and sent on to the Circuit
Court for final trial.
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communicable cbristiansburg ya) Star
has seen counterfeit $40 bills on the Farmers
Back Of Va and 10 bills on the Bank ofGeorgetown,
o cp In circulation In that region. 1t has also
seen counterfeit half dolIsss, dated 1894
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Richmond, S-ptr 14-IfiSh Water 2lI o'crk.
ARRIVED,
Schr Corito. Crowell Boston, mdze, David VIM
Currie.
schr VIM l. Griffin, Williamsburg, wheat.
Schr Emily Ann, Hooper, Philadelphia, coal
SAILED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, philadel-
phia mdze and passenger Ii futile.
Bark Clara Hsxall, Nelson, via Bermuda Hun
dreds to finish loading for South America.
NV YORK Sept I2-Schrs. n. NJ. Planner. Todd,
and d. Smith, Belworth Richmond
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SPECIAL NOTICB6.
n6rPRooRAMNs or THE OPP FEL

n1PRoGRAMNE OF THE ODD FELLOWS
PROGRESSION &c on THE l7TH o. sEPTEMnkH, I'M r,..t
Zach Lodge In Richmond and Manchester VIII liz. ~
A. its Lodge Room at o'clock, A. NJ. and ION -
organized will march 70 Mayo street IN tins ac;ssiy
ia place In the line and be ready to march
at 10 o'clock The procession will form on ine s
side Of Mayo street Roans Lodge so. ,hs esrner Of
Mayo aud Pranklin ,tree,s The osher Lingo or.r
Aurora No II6 Henderson No. los, Fltzhugh 70. sy'
Powhatan No. II, Friendship No 10, unish NO. .
jefferson No. 4. a.. c.ntra
The Armory Band Will be placed about the centre
of the line. ..; ill move
forward marching up franklin street TO 18TH street
down I4th TO Main street, up MAN, and accoralhs ~
the route prescribed by the Committee scn ~
ing the African Church about IL O'Clock, at whlch
time and place address TO the Order ana me pup
lie generally will be delivered BY the Rev. Chas r.
Deems d. D. OF North Carolina
After the Address the Order Will mareh 70 e uL ~,
Snring and partake Of dinner prepared Tor the &C
casnn. , pv.Nc .;5.N
Sy,GRts. JNo A. BELvIS, JONI X. MARTIN, w. L.
HoLT, o. r. WEIsIGsn - ID ''
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NORTHERN MARKETS,

City CouNCIL.-Yesterday afternoon
the Council were to have held regular MONTH,
meeting, but owing to the fact that only Messrs
Saunders. Whitfield. Robinson, DimmoCk, Allen
GIazebrcok. Roddey and Greanor were in alton
dance no business was transacted for want of
quorum.
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SHIPPING IN Po.r.-The following is the number
OF vessels In port at the harbors named at las,
dates New York, 100; Boston, 23e Baltimore, 81
Charleston, South Carolina, so; Savannah, 10; Mo.
bile, Is; New Orleans, II