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~ ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has been received at the I'M
porting House Of ALEX. HILL, No. III Main street.
Richmond, Va.
H3- DIR. SANFoRD's LIVER ISyIGoRAToR is what
we wish TO recommend with confidence to our read
ers, reasons for which will appear in the follow
ing:
Some time since, while troubled with Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, and thousand other ills that but
the Dyspeptic suffer- our ply scian denied the use
of the fayorite cup of coffee with our breakfast But
this did not lessen the evil by the Dr's advice
meat was discarded from our diet-yet Dyspepsia
haunted us day and night, until finding no relief
amsns physicians, We commenced the use of family
medicines with less faith than hope. Among other
things, We were recommended to try DR.. SASFoED's
Liver IMMIGRATION. We tried it. and since then We
have recommended others to try it, while they in
their turn have given their recommendation, and
there cases that know Of whs have tried it
but have been benefited by its 1t is the most
isri0ordtin1. life-giyisg basam We have known
aad are happy in telling all of its curative prop
critics, and in Recommending them when treubled with
any arrangement of the Liver, to try this unfaing
remedy .-FredOniG Democrat.
FISHER WINSTON and ADIR & GRAY, Agents for
Richmond, Va. oc l-d&c2w
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ARREST OF FUGITIVE SLAvEs-Three of the four ne
gro men who broke Jail in Winchester Virginia and
escaped few days ago, have been arrested and
brought back-two of the number belonging to Mr.
Elijah Mcdowell, and one to a Mr. Turner of JEFF
ferson county. One, the property of Mr.. Mcdowell,
lie still at large.
Edmond G. Moore, has sold hi. farm In Orange
county near Mitchelfs Station, at $25 an acre.
The dry goods store of Philips, Stryker & Jen-
nings in Philadelphia was destroyed by FIRE Tues
day night Loss $4,000.
ipsolvent court. London. The debt proved against
him were fi,3I5.
On Saturday last the police Of st. Louis made a
public exhibition Of twelve suspicious charac-
ters"
The Wheeling lntelligencer notices large droves
of wild pigeons passing over that section, on their
winged way 10 flee the northern blasts
On Tuesday forty persons from Shenandoah
county, Va. passed lIarpers Ferry to settle in In.
diana.
Col. John c. Fremont reached San Francisco on
the 3otb of August.
Madison s. Perry, the Governor elect of Florida,
inaugurated on the LIST inst.
1t 10 stated that Lewis Cass r has not resigned rs
minister to Rome, hut has applied for leave to re-
t1rn home, which has not been given.
Rufus Wallace died In the jail of Simpson county
Miss, last week, where he was confined, for the
murder of W. W. Brown.
The U. :. practice ship Prebe, arrived at Norfolk
Wednesday from Annapolis.
The inspections OF tobacco in Farmville, Va. fer
the year ending the LIST inst, reached 2035 hhds
rs less than the year previous
Over 100 students have already entered at South
Carolina College.
Wild ducks are selling in Norfolk, Va, at s7lS
cents per pair.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, October 7th, by the Rev David
Winfree at Edmund III. Flournoy's, Chesterfeld,
Miss SARAH C. GOODE to Mr.. EI1JAH SIMPSON,
of Richmond.
W. Enquirer and Wing please copy.
On the morning of the sth inst, by Elder r. Ford,
Elder JAS. l. PARKINSON, Of New Kent. to Miss
MARIA l.. COOKE, Of King William county.
M Herald please copy.
In this city on Thursday morning, October 8. 1851,
by the Rev. B. Manly, Jr., Mr.. GEORGE l.. VIM
BERLRY. Of Edgecombe county. n. C.. to Miss
FANNY j. WHITFIELD, daughter of Rev. Geo. w.
Whitfield, decd, of Gainesville, Ala.
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THE ELECTION IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. THE returns 80 far indicate
the election of two American and Ave Democratic
candidates to Congress. The following are the re-
turns received, which, although not official are au-
thentic: LIST District, James L. Seward, Democrat;
I'd do, NJ. J. Crawford, Dem; Sd do, r. P. Trip,
American; 4th do, J. Gartrell Dem; 9th do, A.
r. Wright, Dem; 7th do. Joshua Hill, Am; sth
do, A. ii. Stephens, Dem. The sixth district has
not been heard from definitely.
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sIIICJDE TROY N v

TRor. Oct. 7.-Col. Richard j. Knolson, resi-
dent of Sandlake, in this county, and formerly m
extensive and wealthy business man in this city
committed suicide in fit of temporary insanity al
o'clock this morning. He first cut his throat
and then threw himself before train of passen
ger cars on the Hudson River Railroad. His body
was dresdfully mangled The event has caused q
profound sensation here.
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DIED,

At his residence. on Sd street. between Leigh
and Clay, on yesterday (Thursday) morning, at 81
o'clock, of dropsey Of the chest. SAML. CRAW
FORD, in the SD year of his age
The friends and acquaintance of the family alss
those of his son, John P. X. aud Seymour V. Craw
ford are requested to attend his funeral. from his
late residence, on SATURDAY morning, tho 10th
INST at o'clock.
At Mobile. Ala. on the 22d of September, Of Scar
let Fever, JOHN HORACE, only son of DR.. Horace
Z. and Sarah ID Chaplin, recently of this CITY, aged
years aud months.
Rsg~ The FUNERAL OF Mrs. Story, wife
of Mr.. VIM. story, Baker, Manchester, will take
place, TO-DAY, the y5h inst, at lO11 O'Clock,
4. NJ, at the LIST Prebyteran church, (Rev. DIR
Moores.) where the friends of the family are re-
quested to attend without further notice.
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-------s------l-- -
MARINE NEWS

NORFOLK, Oct. S-Steamer Thomas Swan. from
Charleston, beund for New York, put In here for
coal. .,.s F.e
NORFOLK, Oct. S.--Arrived, schr Vapor, from Sa-
rannah, bound to New York. Five of the crew
sick with fever.
Nsast>r.-Schooner Jane Ingraham, from Rock.
land, bound to City Point, lost on the 4th inst
on Sand Shoals. Grew saved
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BARN BURsED.-The barn, stables, out-houses,
&C., belonging to Mr.. VIM. ssyres of Melbourne, in
Hanover county, Va, were burned to the ground
last Sunday, together with all his crop of wheat,
provender. corn, &C.. involving loss OF 10000
1t was with great difculty that several nne horses
were rescued BY his servants. There was no insu.
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Ours norei. BY The Baroness 7sutpheas, au
thoress OF "The Initials" Philadelphis: J. b. Lip
pincoft Co. "The Initials" the former work from
the anthoress, was marked by very decided talent
ana pecams very popular. The present work, with
HS quaint title OF sQuits," 10 gotten mp In hand
some style, and is for sale by A. NORRIS.
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AGRICULTURAL FnKs-The fair of the Union Aori-
cultural Society, in Petersburg, Virginia com.
meDces on Tuesday next. Mathew W. Ransom. of
North Carolina, delivers the annual address. Thu
fair Of the Rsppahannock Society commence, in
fredericksburg, Virginia, on the 3rd of November
and closes with tournament, in which the Queen
is to be presented with set ofjeweiry valued at
S3O
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LATER FROM HAVANA

NV ORLEANS, Oct THE Black Warrior has ar
rived from Havana on the 4th Sugars had decln
ed. and holders will lose heavily. The ship Ma
zcppa, seized as SLAYER has been brought into
Havana.
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A3-If vo, are sleeping, awake-if awake, arise
if up waikiki walking, run-if running fly, to w
PBrERsoNs for package Of Fsndines Cream Of Wild
FtoWers. With it. clean your teeth, shave, remove
the imperfections of your complexion and be happy
Sold by all druggists, and by
L. G. FONFAINE Il CO.,
st 305 Broadway NY.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.-A gentleman, who left Lea
yenworth, Kansas, at noon on Monday, says tho
election proceeding slowly. The Free State
men had possession Of the POLLS and also at Della
ware. 1t was conceded that Marcus ]. Psrrott
Gree State,) would beat Ransome for Congress-
There had been no disturbance up to noon on Mon
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THE NEW YORK STATE FAIR.

BUFFALO, Oct. THE weather Mere is splendid
visitors are admitted TO the Fair grounds to-day,
ana already the grounds are crowded. Many dis.
uinguisned persons are in the city The number
OF entries up to noon to-day were 0)o. The fair.
90 TAR, exceeds In interest any ever before helt
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RJ- Great show of Photographs, at TYLER Co.'S
doorway. See the magnificent views and portraits
on exhibition. which challenge rivalry, the world
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THE DISPATCH.
rorICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DrsrArcH must % hano'
d In Sy Il, 6c,sek IN TIE afternoon In of"e. - up
year the next day The heavy pressure o. ,ases.
t,sensnts upsa the columns OF oar paper VII A''
sdnif If hair RECEPTION amer the hoar .~a1oN'
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s nei h ascnel, accompanied by her sister, Mile
was anticipated. She will pass the winter there. re-"
The steam frieats Mississippi arrived !, M.as,r.
espt =, from New York. and len on the ios,, ~
fsdis. y" nav Aeth TOT
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N.ORLEAys, Oct S.-The steamship Tennessee
suppo.ed to be connected with Walkers contempla
ted expedition. has arrived here from New York
She ia Advertised to run to Vera Cruz.
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~ Views of Niagara Falls, Mountain Scenery
and Views of celebrity, by TYLER Co, l39 Main
street See them on exhibition at their Gallery.
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EARTHQUAKES AT THE WEST,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. s.-violent shocks Of an earth.
quake felt here at o'clock this morning. and
extended to Springfield and Csntralia, in Illinois,
At the latter place the chimneys were demolished.
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DOUBTFUL NEWS FROM INDIA.

New York, Oct. s.-The Calcutta correspondent
Of the New York Herald writes on the 10th Of Au-
gust, that Luckenow had fallen and all the Euro.
peans there been massacreed.
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" Steam Portraits for 80 cents, by TYLER 4 Co.
Beware of imtators, go only to the headquarters
l39 Main street.
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SUSPENSION IN TORONTO.

TORONTO, Ca, Oct. T.--Messrs. Il. T. Whittemore
Co., bankers in this city, suspended to-day. Much
sympathy is felt for them in consequence Of their
high character. .ea
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DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA.

BosroS. Oct THE r. VI. steamship Canada
sailed from here at noon to-day with u passengers
for Halifax and "A for Liverpool. She takes out
$500 in specie
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n.y. AUCTION N0TIoH.---Attsntion 10
naiss, &C., ct auction, THIS DAY. at 10 O'clock.
or n. CAUTHORH Auct
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n6ir .PRorEcrfos BulLDrna FUN Con

= ~ lFKOTECTIOH bUILDfEU FUND CUM-
PAyY-Ths regular monthly meeting Of this Con-.
pauy will be held OF their room, on SATURDAY
the sttsnfiou Of the members TO the fact that Il ID
very nscsssary thsy should Be present represent
upon . very important question now pending. Duss
received ct l2I Main s6qet -
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S YESTERDAY was Q beautiful day,
lust the weather a. we supposed for taking 4 u
BROTYPES. so we stepped in ct POWERS Gale
ry. We said stepped in--we rxIHs TO STEP Is. but
could only get TO the door, 50 great vas the crowd
Hard times do not seem to affect POWERS business
in the least We really think that there must have
been no persons In the house 1t the time We vers
there, Veintend 10 20 this morning before break
fast so that We may have chance TO get one 81
POWERS world-renownsd IMPERIAL AMBR0
TYPES ISL Main ct. &C 9-lts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - GPxC1xL NoTTcE. The Brogus-
Makers a. Richmond are requested 70 attend meet.
Ing q that ne d. !. sas hrnory
Hnif past o'coqG for the purpose OF taking into
Sonsdsrs1lon tho present low price OF the msnufAc
q 80 MANY BRoaUEMAKERs.
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N.Y. ExEcUToR's SALE OF SLAVES AND
OTHER PR0PKRrY.-The sale Of several Slaves and
other property belonging to the.estats Of Mark Y.
Fournoy decd will take place at his late residence
in Chesterfield county, on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th
inst ff k. w. FLOURNOY, Exor
At the same time and place, the Plantations will
be for rent. for the coming year.
aro Old
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DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF PRoaIsz.-In the Cir
cult Court Of Bedford county, Va, last week Miss
Almira W. Wingneld, obtained verdict for &, 500
damages from Vim. Stein, for breach of marriage
contract. The lady is about "a years of age and
the gentleman so. This was the second trial of
the case, former jury having given a verdict of
$3.50 for the plaintiff, which was set aside on mo-
ton Of the defendant.
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LOST.

r 0ST-0n Wednesday last, somewhere
IL on Cary street my FREE PAPERS They were
in . tin box. will give liberal reward tor them
II left Mt this Office NANCY FUZMORE
oc 9-t~ free woman Of color
V22EN3 LOST co W.-Strayed or
WQ0 driven out Of the Subscribers pastursge
..s<zAzS0s near Dir. Henry Blakey's, In Henrico
county, young shorthorned Devon cow two
years old mark on the ear color chestnut and white
suitable reward Will be paid for her delivery at my
farm. Retreat" near Richmond.
&C 7-3t PEYT0N JOHNSTON
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= VI. L. Church will close their FAIR this (FRI-
DAf) evening. by auction. commencing at "a oclk.
hey have yet on hand good sany FANCY ART
ton OF their friends and the public. &C Sit
NEW, VALUABLE AND INTEREST
~ ING BoOkS, at GEO. NJ VESTS
THE PRACTICAL H0USEKEEPER; a Cyclopedia
OF Domestic Economy, comprising five thousand
practical Receipts and Maxims, illustrated with
500 Wood kngrayings. Edited by Mrs. Ellet. 81
OLD CHURCHES and Families of Virginia. By
Bishop Meade. 2 vols. S.
BEkANGER'5 LYRICAL POEMS Translated into
GUY LIVINGSTON, or Thorough" 7sc.
QUITS. By the Author Of the Initials" 81
Essays from the LONDON Times a co lection of Per-
sonal and Historical Sketches. SIC.
STORIES, from Blsckwood. SOC.
NOTHING TO SAY: Slight Slap at Mobocratie
Snobbery, which has hing to Do" with
Nothing to Wear" By q p X. Philander Doe
sticks. 2: b.. Beautifully Illustrated. soc.
NOTHING TO EAT, illustrated, NOT by the author
Of Nothing to Wear; soc.
NOTHING TO WEAR, illustrated new supply Soc
NOTHING TO Do, illustrated, new supply; soc.
HANDBOOK of Household Science, by Edward L..
1oumans; 81.
BELLE TRELAWNEY, by J. F. Smith. Esq, sequel
to Harold Tracy; SOC.
SURGEONS Sermons Vol. 8; ST.
All of the above with the greatest and best variety
of Law, Medical, School and Miscellaneous Books to
be found in this city, and at low prices Orders
promptly attended to.
n. B. MABEL VAUGHAN, by the author of the
Lamp-Lghter, will be ready ON Monday morning,
Oct. 18th. oc OFF
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MRS. JOHN TULLEY can accommo.

AVA dats three or four young men with BOARD on
reasonable terms with good recommendation She
has also one or two for rent Residence ON the
corner cf Main and 9Th streets oc e-2ts
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Lisbon dates are to the 10Th. Great excitsmen,
existed at the supposed outbreak of the Yellow
Aesks
A Vienna dispatch says that the Emperors Of
Austria and Russia will have an interview at Wei
muir on the LIST of October.
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EhIGRATIoY.-A letter In the Danville, Virginia,
Register, says that on the 14th of September a
large company, consisting of several families set
out en- route for Texas from the county of Pittsyl
vania. One of the number the Rev. s. j. SPOTS,
widely known in that community minister of
the Methodist persuasion Last week Samuel NJ.
Scott, one of the oldest citizens of Lynchburg, yr
ginia, with whole family of children and grand
children, and nifty slaves, left that place in cara
! van for Texas.
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Trial of VIM. A. POfY, &C.
CHRIsrIANsBURG, Va, Oct. 8, 1857.

CHRIsrIaNsBURG Va, Oct. 9, 1857.
The trial of W. A. poff for passing counterfeit
coin, came off before the Examining Court yes
terday. The evidence against him was very strong,
OF only for passing it, but also for his having
been engaged in counterfeitng it. He was sent on
for further trial. J. j. Wade. Esq, appeared for
the Common wealth, and Waller H. Staples, Esq
for the prisoner. The Montgomery Jail being
thought insecure, he was sent to Roanoke Jail, at
Salem, for safe keeping
Money matters still tight here but the com,
munity seem not to be affected by the panic, and
have every confidence in the Banks believing that
they have only suspended to save themselves from
the brokers, who are buying up their paper at a
discount of 10 or IL per cent, and then receiving
specie for 1t. Yours, &C.,
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DEATH OF HoS. LOUIS MCL,NH.-IIon. Louis Nc
Lane died in Baltimore, on Wednesday He was a
son of Allan McLsne, distinguished revolutionary
officer, aud fought in the war Of 1872. The Sun
says:
In 1916 he was elected to the House of Represen-
tatives from Delaware and so largely had he won
the confidence of his constituents that he remain
cd a member of that body until 1927, when he was
chosen by the Legislature Senator of the United
States. In May, 1929, he was appointed by Presi-
dent jackson TO be the minister of the United
States to Great Britain, where he remained two
years and on his return he was called by the same
President TO take place in the cabinet Secreta-
ry of the Treasury. lie served in this place until
1888 when he became Secretary of State, and in
June, 1884, he retired from political life.
In 1887, when the financial condition of the coun-
try required his services. Mr.. McLane was prevailed
upon to accept the presidency of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and removing to this
State he discharged the duties Of his laborious Of
flee until 1S47. In this time he was requested by
President Polk to occupy during the tendency of
the Oregon negotiations the mission to England,
and this duty being accomplished, he again return
Ad tn MARYLAND
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LOST co W.-Strayed q
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

" I-9s fEl ioN JOuNeIoN.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richmond, Octb'r S-Hish Water o. SerE.
ARRIVED.
schr. Lychburg, Harris, New York. mdse.. d. &w.
schr. Mary Ann Hctty. wrottsn, Baltimore, mdsc.,
o. SAILED. q
Schr Portia. Aaro n. Hampton Roaes, -four.
W. D. Colquitt Co.
schr. q. n. Booth. Burger down the river. light.
Schr. Kegiah, Baylss, down the river. light.
schr Two Williams, Smith. down the river, light.
Schr. Geo Henry. SollIday. Hampton Roads. -four.
schr. Ashland, Mitchell, Hampton Roads -four.
schr Abram Brown, Capt. Barton loaded with coal.
boz bound to Va was seen ashore on
Ing last. She sprung leak at during the gale.
aud with difficulty reached the beach. All hands were
saved, Though the vessel and cargo are total loss.
a. FOR RENT-A nice ROOM, suit
Nj able for young man. newly papered; gas and
water St on the premises n,,s pr,,n
ING FUND stock, on reasonable terms Apply at
this Office. oc 9-2t
@FALL TRADE, 1857,
~ GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
We. 3D. PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall importstions Per
ships William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills,
City Of Brooklyn &C.. and steamers and vessels
from the factories, stock OF Glass Ware Looking
Classes plated goods, Block Tin Britannia and Jsr
PANIED Ware, &c, &c. which make up stoesk ii
largest and most complete have ever offered, and
to which We invite the attention of the trade Our
stock has been selected with special regard to the
wants Of the merchants of Virginia. North Cardinal
and Tennessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed We
are prepared to offer eur goods on as good terms a.
any re-pac King hsuse in the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North, respectfully requested to call and examine
eur stock, We satisfied they SAVE the risk
and expenses on goods BY giving us their orders
Great care taken in filling all orders and none
the best packers employed.
GRO. ]. SUMNER
Nv knxnAW nra AZ a.otn
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Mexico has accepted the mediation of England
and France in her quarrel with Spain. The con-
ference will be held in London.
Notwithstanding the Madrid journals say the
ministerial crisis is over it was rumored that Gen.
Figueras WAS TO resign the ministry of war, and
be succeeded by Secundi, and that several high
functionariss ut the palace were to be dismissed.
royal decree conyokes the Cortes for the 30th of
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TEACHER. A Lady, who has bad mae sa
i experience In teaching freneh. 6nsnsn , AZ
wishes 10 meet with Lady In Richmond ctsy ~.
ing school. % whom she would ssve aes ~ ~ mi.
for small salary, o. portion 81 hsf ums s,.rf -
vate family or school IN exchange iof ~ "a M p
Can furnish good references. Addfes u
Shepherds drovs, Cnipeper county, Vi
P,a--An jmmsaiats reply u reauessss'
wf-Ms
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DRlME LARD. in hbls., for sale by
WoMfllE & CLAIBORNE.
oc9 No II Pearl street,
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pRINC1PE SEGARS.-Smokers should
L try these genuine imported principes. if thew
wish toeDjoy good smoke For sale by
20 II i pIEDT nruxr;vt
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WILLIAM T. LINDSAY,

DRIVATE INSTRUCTION. sub
scriber offers his services to his friends and the
| public generally, rs PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR in
| the ANCIENT and MODERN LANGUAGES. and in
| any of the ENGLISH BRANCHES OF EDUCATION.
He will teach single Pupils Classes at any hour ri
| their residence. at his room, corner of 10th
| and Bank streets He will be glad TO any who
may wish 10 pursue revise their English or CLASH
| cal studies. p. II. MONTAGUE,
| &C o-dIm* Corner of 10th and Bank SITS.
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Messrs Barring, Brothers Co. quote iron steady
at II IS "a q Is. d. Ter both rails and bars sugar
oauoyant Coffee quiet. at adecline oils Wheat de-
clned 2os4s; White American, 57td6I. Red 55fh SIS,
Flour 3ocD32s Tea quiet. but fra, at Is 2bd for
Gongou. Spirits Turpentine heavy at 3ss. Sd. In.
digo and Saltretre both advanced considerably
Linseed Cakes active; New York in hbia Hos cd n
lis oils quiet and steady; Iinseed 4Os ta3e. "a
Tallow duh; Y. G.. 5Ss Cd
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Berlin dispatch says that the separate negoti'
lions between Prussia and Denmark had been br,
ken off, and that Prussia and Austria had dete
mined, for the present, not to carry the affairs
the Duchies before the Diet, but to await the rel
reservations of Holstein
The rumors of a French note, in favor of Del
mark. are contradicted