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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-08
The French Turf.

Tho racing committee of the socete dEncouragemen,
pour rAmeoraon des Races dc chevcaux France has
nominated Count Edgar Ney "membre fondatcur' in
the room Of Prince de Ia Moskowa deceased and has
appointed Mr.. Mackenzie Greves membre adioint' q
the committee.
The entries Cor the sscepe chases n Ia Marche which
are TO come Oh the LIST November, ten In number
for the 2boof handicap and eight for the selling stakes
Of 2oofr These entries comprise the famous Franc II
card o the best known steepiechse horses IN
France For the hack for gentlemen, which was
proposed give after the two steeplc chasos, sufficient
number Of entries have not been made and viii conse
qutnuy not ,aise place.
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MATRIMONIAL.

AIRS, POST CONTINUES HER MATRIMONIAL OFFICE
I t6 Fourth street where she mites the attention OF
hose persons wishing to form matrimonial alliance have
my register ladies and gentlemen Of youth wealth and
beauty. None but those Of resecabilry need apply AN
interviews aud communications confidential No noc taken
Islsers except 81 10 enclosed.
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ANTHOLOGY.

I'm SPRING STREET. -CrAfRvOyA NCE.-MRs
itU SEYMOUR he most celebrated medical and business
rsirvoyant in America All dlseases discovered and cured
vnerns advice business The fate and whereabouts u
absent friends made known, &c Satisfaction pay
Gray hair restored 70 It's original color without fail.
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THE FIREMEN.


At A REGULAR MEETING or COLUMBIAN HOSE
n company No hcid At the Hose house the evening
Tuesday November 1891 The following preamble and
resolutions unanimously Adopted
Whereas has pleased God In the dspep ssons u his prov
dence 10 from midst late associate member
WILLIAM HULL who lost his life by the sinking Of The
steamer Central America, and
Whereas deem 20 be duty 70 express our feelings
upon this occasion therefore be " -.
Resolved That shall cherish the memory Of Mr..
Hull worthy member Of organization, and one VINO
slrove 10 promote it- interests and welfare
Resolved That while lament he loss he company ms
sustained BIS his death, yet would humhy submit 70 he
action ~ the hand that God who doeih al things well
Resolved That deeply sympshlse Win MS widow ~ NE
afcon thus suddenly brought upon her and We trust she
sustained by the Of God during the trials OF this
inconsant and changing life
Resolved That copy OF the hnovc preamble and rsoh
he 10 the family OF TIE deoessed aud pnosed IN
ROBERT l. TOMAS. Secretary.
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BILLIARDS.

Observation-Disclosures RUBBER grsHlos,s.- ~,
I'D proved Of by General James Watson Webb AMI te.seo
by tho royal paisn, air blower index Put on AZ - per se
Phcan cushion put ut $50 per set by OConnor ~
uSop sArE-A FINE BILLIARD TABLE FOR sAIE-
Phelan's make; will be sold cheap Too cash Adnress
boz "a Post ONCE, Nassau street
THEiAN's PATENT BILLIARD Ih tb, = i =
tables Will Ind The presenfa LsycsN
bic time 10 purchase large @ Of new and second hand
abes with everything the billiard me cheap ior vsrn
sae.rocm Is 7es broadway msnnfscory % Ann street.
e,uApp mas ON HAND BILLIARD TABLES or
al syes with marble aud slate beds with new style n
.h,op made upon the most approved principle len pes
~s,t other Manufactured second hand sees
for sale cheap ~ Ia Fulton street w. y shAhf.
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MO CASH OFFER REFUSED FOR sEaARs-rwo
Az millions Of the various srsdss of havana domestic and
herman are now offered for sls the cash oer
cureele NB--cesh advances made invoices u
v. CbEn.ks, II Broadway.
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, Young PHYSICIAN, VINO WANTS TO START IN
s,h ns bedroom attached, with without board above
rshh street and below Twenty 9th References
s,ven aud required Address Bston, Union square Post
olice.
INy PARTY HAVING A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED
"A house and willing otake the o. board
sy ord very desirable tenant W applying ~ ece,
Ne IS Fourth avenue. JAMES ROWE
DENT-FoR THE HIRE or TWO OR THREE ROOMS
N private house and good ncshborhoof for two per-
t Way next, viii be gwen handsome tapestry velvet
carpet forty Yards Answer gvng real name and residence.
Rent, Herald once.
yVANrED-TO RENT, FOR SEVERAL YEARS, ny
w small family unfurnished house, With all The
dern improvements situated between Fourth and Twenty
seventh streets Address giving psrcnr rs TO sze
VTANTFD-TO RENT A STORE AND BASEMENT
w suitable Zoe grocery and liquor business between Fu
and Chambers streets IN either Washington Greenwich
streets. Would buyout grocery store Address W. D. 3
TO-. Hoboken Post onice, ~ j.
ytTASTFp PARIoR AND TWO BEDRooNs nor
w lady aud gentleman, having their servant Ia
n~sghbvrhood Of Union square Address L. ~ Dor Apl
Herald Office
yxvANTrD-BY A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT CHILD.
w rrn second third foor Of private and moiern
house between Third and Seventh Twelfth
~ twenty eighth streets rent not year Address
with ful particulars, Second FLOOR, Herald once.
yyrANTED-A HOUSE. BY A FAMILY EfTHER TS
w south Brooklyn OF up town, above Twenty .,Ari
street pleasant neighborhood Rent not 70 exceed IOl
wond no object TO buy part Of household farne
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GSn REWARD -DECoyED OR sTRAYEp FROM
G.)O Ward School No. Mott street on Monday, Nov =
gr IA years Of named MARY STAIRS Had on, when
she left lilac calico dress gray cloak blue and white SILK
hanns Ia sbout5 feet inch Ia height OF very fair
pcxion light blue rather brown hair, cut shor
ANY knowing Of her whereabouts will confer
prrssibe dsconsoate and family
giving them information, ~ lE M,ricn street B-Any
after this will be dealt with according
the rgor OF the law BALTIMORE Philadelphia Bos-
ton aud other papers please copy.
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Union COURSE, L. L--TROTTING.-oN WEDNES
u day, Nov. H. at O'Clock stallion match for u 000
mile heats bes! In o TO- wagons D. Pher names D. 81
Hiram Drew ii. Woodruff names oh. su. Ploughboy.
good day and track. SHAW WHITE, Proprietors-
JyNION COURSE l.. I-TROTTiNG, ON FRIDAY
- Nov l3 at half past O'Clock match for 81 ooO mile
heats three In Ave- In harness Vim, Wheean
b. g. Jake Oakley; Jacob Phi.r names &, Tacony.
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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PERSONAL.


A GENTLEMAN WHO GAVE A CHILD WHILE PLAY.
IA ing upon an aceordan In Sixth railroad car.
piece Of money as Is supposed by mistake will call
Ninth precinct station house He have the returned
O him II required.
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AOS REwARD-LOsT ON THE EVENING or THE
Do inst going from No. - East twenty eighth
through Twenty eighth TO Third
Forty NTH street. Third and Adam Miller =
brewery First avenue, Third venue, between
iih Forty second street 10 the sal Palace
heavy gold chain with boat attached, out OF nut,
mounted with god the huder will receive III. above reward
by returning the Henry NJ Bailey real ONCE,
w Essex street the hours A. NJ and T.
or ~ Broumc street In the evening.
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G.1A TEN DOLLARS REwARD.-LOST NEAR
DIU. Carmansvic on Monday afternoon, Nov. 2, two
snn black bitches II returned 10 the Huh
Railroad station l52d street tb. sbos. reward
viii he paid.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The RIGHT OF WAY 0BsTRUcTED.-The mail coacl
and horses for Elizabeth City, were attached IN
Portsmouth few days ago, for debt due in North
Carolina The mail was taken out in buggy, anu
She passengers had to procure private convey.
aces.
ATTEMPTED SUIcDE.-A widow lady named Spady
tie mother of three or four children. attempted Il
commit suicide in Norfolk, last Friday, by hanging
herself. A desire to be relieved from trouble
prompted the act.
DEATH OF A NEPHEW OF JOHN RANDOLPH st
George Randolph died at Charlotte Court House
Va, on Friday last aged about Is years. He was
favorite nephew of the celebrated John Randolph.
of Roanoke, and the last of his line in the family
Of the Randolphs.
PASTORAL CALL.-Rev. Thomas Z. Peck, of Bslti.
has been called to the pastorate of the First
Presbyterian church, in Lynchburg
DEcEAsED.--Col. Elijah McClanahan, enc of the
oldest citizens of Roanoke county, died last week
Nor LosT.-The report that James Crow, his
brother and sister, and Miss Fife, of Monroe coun
ty, Va, were among the lost passengers of the
opelousas, was incorrect. They were not On
board the steamer
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TBLH0HAPHIc NEWS.
RrpoRrxp rois T1TT DAILY pfsPArcH.
pp1sss mi N f;p 1.sNflpRbs

PROCEEDINGS on cf)NtifESs
WAsHrsGfos, Dec. ar-i2Hate. Tho President =
messags was resolved and read.
Messrs. Dougiss and stuart dissSntsd rom the
position IN the message regarding the Lecouipton
Convention, they considering that the NyorssAa-
Kansas act has not been carried out, fnsomuch -
it does not allow the people 10 frame their ovndo
nestle institutions
Messrs. sswsTd, Hale and Tsumbsil siso dtsssn'
ted from the positions Of the message -
Messrs. Davis, OF Miss, and Mason. supported the
message In respect to its positions On the aars ai
Kansas.
House-Mr. Clsmans, OF Va, made q personal ex-
PLANTATION, generating Dir. Wendell Individually
from the recent charges OF bribery 10 order 10 SCI
cure his reelection u public printer.
Mr.. smith, Of Va, moved postponement 81 the
election Of prinisr. and the appointment OF cons
ittee to enquire into the present system oil PRINT
ing
SIR. Grew, OF Pa, recommended o curtaiimeat IN
the amount Of printing, on the ground that many
public documents were worth loss.
spirited debate eDsgsd, during which TIC fIes
ident's message was received aud read.
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IIrrp PROM uTAIT

ST. LOUIE Dec S--Adyices from Salt Lake City
are furnished by the Republicans correspondence,
under date Of November I'D, which says that the
Mormons had stolen GOO cattle ID sight Of Col. al
exander's camp. 1t was supposed that Col. John
son had concentrated his forces with Alexander :.
Al that time it was expected that Cook would
winter at Harney's Fork The troops were suifsr-
ing for the want OF provisions aud clothing and To-
rage for the horses had given out.
Governor Canning aud the other officers were
determined to enter salt Lake City IL possible, and
the Mormons were determined on resistance. A
skirmish had occurred between Alexander and the
Mormons. in which several of the latter were ta-
ken pr isouers.
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Iotai appropriations SZ.l,zou
This leaves still from $4,000 to $4,000 unai,pro
priated, for other literary purposes; and the Gov
ernor advises new map of the State to be m, de,
BY carrying out the trlangulations Of the coast
survey. - ..ssei
Luaatic 1sylams--some confusion in its accounts
leads the Governor to believe that the Eastern Luz
matte Asylum has not been well managed Both
asylums have been In the habit of anticipating ap
prosriations. by drawing money in advance. This
b has stopped, and he advises an appropriation to
meet their immediate wants. He calls attention
to some misunderstanding between the two seIa-
tive To receiving patients
The Deaf aud Dumb and Blind Asylum 10 rom
m nied AS a blessed, valuable, and weiiconducted
institution.
1sae 3rasory- Ii called oshe report Of
Capt Dinimock. who states that he il unable 10 en-
list suitable men for the pay now allowed. The
Governor advises change Of the organization Of
the Guard, viz; the establishment u . school ia
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
P1rtef Richmossd, Deer S--Hga Water 1034 o'e

f5Tt9 hfctho7ed, DC = o--Htga HdLsT IU54 o'cFk
-S~~~~S~~~-~~~~~>>~~-~>~~~
ARRIVED,
Park yirgnan, Miller.
Schr. Iynchburg Harris, New York, mdze, D. 4
W. Currie-
Schr. Coryo Holbrock. lime Luther Libby.
schr. George Washington, Montgomery, York Ri
yer, oysters. 80
schr. Two Williams. Smith, Baltimore. wheat
Haxall 4 Co.
Brig Foaming Sea, Beachum.
- SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdze
and passengers, Ludlam d Watson. ID I'd
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritchett, Baltimore, mdze
Ludlam Watson.
schr. jos Guest, Rensr New York, mdze, W. D.
Colquitt 4 Go.
Schr. Stage, Towsen, New York, wheat and flour
w. ID. Coiqntt q Co.
Brig Walborg, Luxd, Venice, tobacco, t. w. De
Yoss & Co.
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e. To THE EDIToRs OF The RICH
49, MosD DIsPATcH.-in reply to the publica-
ton which appeared IN your paper Of the 3Oth nit,
taken from the Paris tky9 Flag, permit me TO say
that there never was firm of Green Walker"
and therefore it could not have failed IS it ex-
isied. At the commencement of the present pecu-
mary crisis Mr. Walker was in Kentucky, where he
usually purchased large quantities Of mules, and
cessarily had drafts falling due and to mature Two
creditors becoming aaFmed at the many failures
taking place in every part Of the country sued and
held Tim To bail. This crested panic among the
other Western creditors who, at Mr.. Walker In
stance, sent committee TO hichuond to look into
his affairs Most Of these debts had Considerable
rima to run. Aftsr arriving here and making full
examination the committee were paid half of the
entire Western debt. and the other half including
the debts sued on, have been satisfactorily arranged
My business has not been Suspended 10 any manner
| whatever, and will be prosecuted rs fuTclerly.
All papers which quoted from the Paris Flag, will
please insert this In their next issre
December 4th, 1857. b. w GREEN.
The above card has been shown to me, and the
facts stated in it correct. shall proeee. with
my business of selling stock and be happy tot rnish
my old customers and the public generally.
December 4th, 1857. de 5--i6t6cwft
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DIED.

On the It'll inst Mrs. MARY KEWEN, aged u.
Her funeral will take place from the t,rst Presby-
teiian Church, This Afternoon, at 81 o'clock. Hel
friends aud acquaintance are requested t. attend
without further notice.
Distinguishing head il at rest,
Her SORROWS and troubles DER,
Her quiet, immovabie breas t.
IL hraveI hY afi,ct ion more
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MARINE DISAsTERA

New YoRK, Dec. s-The ship National, from New
Orleans, bound To Havre, has been totally wrecked
near Havana Her cargo was composed OF cotton
and tallow.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. S.-The ship Eva DOrotha,
Captain Gatgear from Bremen, bound to Balti-
more is ashore near Cape Henry. Her passengers,
numbering 262, and crew, are saved, but the YES
sci and cargo will probably be total loss.
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NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Flour lower: State $460a
40; Ohio IS 20a5.65 Southern $515a5.40. Wheat
dull
BALTIMORE, Dec. S.--flour dull and prices un
changed. Wheat dull: red $1al.05; white Sl05a
LIS. Corn-new white +2a53 cents; new yellow
4Saj4 cents
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nsF" THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH
MoSp DANyILLE RAILROAD are requested to meet a
II O'Clock THIS MORNING, at BALaARD'S SA
LOON.
Proxies will hand in their powers TO the Office of tn
COMPANY at rs early an hour as possible.
de o T. W. BROCK NBROUGH, SECRETARY
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NA- A CARD-ToTHE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
AND STRANGERS VISITING THE cITYI have now in store
the finest assortment of Boots and Shoes that have
ever been able offer to the public having visited
Europe in the early part of the present year, and
there made selections If the finest assortment OF
Go1ds, both of manufactured work and raw mate.
rial that has been offered for sale in this any
other city. This, with my manufacture, and q
well selected assortment of Nor hern Work. renders
my stock the most complete to select from of any
th, city. All in want of cool work and fair price
will please call at the Importing and Manufacturing
House of ALEX. HILL,
de 7-6t III Main street.
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FIREIN BRATrLEB,RO', VT.

BRArTLEBoRo, Dec IA large barn attached to
the Lunatic Asylum was fired by an incendiary on
Saturday night and burned, together with 20 head
Of cattle and 100 tons of hay.
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THE GPELoUsAs.-The passengers on the steam
ship 0pelousas recently wrecked ia Galveston bay
have brought suits against the captain of that
sci for damages, in the OF $4,000 for loss OF
baggage &c. r. W. Bnwers. Of New Hampshire,
the ri nipa i, bril- pg the suit, and III, other
passengers are IDterveDurs.
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FIRE II PHnApELpAIA.--A destructive fire occur.
red Monday morning in Market street, philadel-
phia. The stores of Messrs Davis l. Steele for.
warders; Livingston Co., for~arders; Eorbridges
& Sons stables Jeffres & Sons coach spring fac.
try, and two dwellings were burnt, and several
other buildings damaged
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STEAMER BOWMAN AsHoRE.-A teegraphic dispatch
from Long Branch, N j.. states that the screw
steamer Bowman. Of Troy, from Norfolk, with II
cargo of wheat, bound TO New York, is ashore O,
Deal Beach. broadide on. All hands were saved
The vessel is tight. and possibly may be got off
should The sea GO down.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House then adjourned.

81 FELLOW CITIZENS. We leave it to your dscre
ion is it proper to Pay 50 for liksn when good
if not tier, be obtained of TYLER Co., for ~
centsf
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INV YORK BANK STATEMEsT.-The weekly state
ment Of the New York city banks foot up fol-
lows Loans increased $i,37o 900; specie i766.ao0;
circulation $3l 900; and decrease in deposits Of
81 ,00T 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

FIRE IN fcwA-The Tiffany House" at Mount
Pleasant iewa, which contained the post office
Was burned on The Goth. The mail matter was
saved but pHpber of small buildings adjacent
were destroyed. The total loss is estimated at $780,
900. The sum Of Sl0,000 was insured ON the hotel.
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= -
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s@ PURSUANT TO ADJOURNMENT, Il Z
EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION OF VIR9INIl
will meet TOMORROW morning, at II O'Clock. A
NJ, at the EXCHANGE HOTEL
- RoBr j. MORRISON,
deg Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
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BosToy BANKs--The Banks of Boston had in
their vaults ON Saturday Si.260, 900 in SPECIE an
increase Of SCI 900 over the amount week pre-
vious. The Boston papers look upon this en-
couraging omen the future resumption of
specie payments
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER POwHATAN.g
NORFOLK, Dec. s.-A slight accident occurred to
thsG. s. steamer Powhatan. yesterday, i've miles
below, and she Is detained for repairs. 1t Is ex.
pected she will proceed to sea tomorrow. 20
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&c GREAT STEAM DEpor OF ART, 500 portraits
taken daily, by Is artists TYLER Co., the pioneers
of the art-l39 Main street.
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skE AT MEETING OF FIRE COMPANY,
No. g. held on Meniay Evening, Deet mber T. 1857, il
are hereby rendered TO MessIs Ragland Il Bro. Nj
John T. sizer and A. W. Morton. for the bountiful
supply of retire shments furnished by them at the
fire, the morning OF the sta inst.
Se Iii ]. b. COBBS. Sec'y.
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DIsMlssED FROM oFFICE.

New YORK Dec S.-President Buchanan has DIS.
missed District Attorney McKeon from Office, for
opposing the regular nominations Of the Democrat.
ic party in the recent election.
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Hg TEMPERANCE MEETING LAFAY-
ErTE DIVISION No. IS. s. OF r., viii h Ill a public
TEMPERANCE MEETING, at the Methodist
Church in Manchester, on THURSDAY EVENING
at ~ o'clock SIEVE, al a'itlr sses may be expected
The Divisions of RieIlmond and vicinity are invited
to join with on this occasion
JOS. r. GILL. r. s
Manchester. Dec. s. 1857. de 9-2ts
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FIRE IN FREDEEIcK Co., Mp.-0n Saturday night
the large steam -four mill and dstliery of Michael
Keever, Esq, was totally destroyed by fire. Loss
about 81 600. Insured FOR Is or $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

COLUMBIA RAcEs.--We stated yesterday that Sue
Washington was the winner of the four mile race
at Columbia, s. G., last Saturday, beating the iavo-
rite Nicholas /. in two straight heats. The time
was 7:511S-s:oS1s. 1t Is singular fact that all
tie winning horses at this meeting raised by
Mai boswell. of Virginia
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

CLYDE N. Y, Dec. 1.-THE large distilery owne,
by Briggs. Collin & Co, was entirely consumed b!
fire this morning. Loss from $1,000 to $4,000.
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SUICIDE OF A MURDERER.
pEsTRUCTJON OF A pIsrILLERY.

ST. JOHN, n. B., Dec. 7-Breen. one of the mur
derers of the Mackenzie family hung himselfin hi
cell in the Jail here. last rening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

VERY LIEsLY.-We have heard it remarked that
when David hurled the stone at Goliath, the latter
must have been very much surprised, as such a
thing had never entered his head before
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NJ FoNTAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLowERs.-A fra
grant preparation for the toilet, for washing, sha
wing, removing tan freck es and all imperiectous-
sold by all druggists, aud by
W. PETERSON,
de S-3t Richmond, Va
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s@ TEMPERANCE MEETING

RSg~ AUcTIoN.-Boots, Shoes and Hats,
THIS MOANING, by .
de cit i. q. Il. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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a. The STEAM DEpor-la9 Main street.

SIS 81 CENTS is what TYLER & Co. charge fora
first class likeness the their rivals ask 50 "
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SATISFACTORY ANswER-"Ycu are writing my
bin on very rough paper" said client to his at
torney. Never mind" said the lawyer, sit has TO
be filed before IL comes into court"