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DRIVEN TO CRIME-A geuteel. good-lool,ipr W

DRIVEN TO CRIME.-A genteel, good-looi1ing young
woman was taken into custody in New York, Thurs
day, charged with purlofning Sl60 worth of silk
aud other goods from dry goods store,,n Broad-
way. On being committed to the staton-b0use the
prisoner leaped from the window. distance of ten
feet. to the sidewalk, and was much hurt but did
not succeed in making her escape. She told pitt
fnl story; said this her first offense had come
from Buffalo few days 81 nee, in search of employ
ment, to support herself nd child and was disap
pointed and, i'll order to save herself aud it from
starvation, had been forced to steal. Her case is
but one of many that have come to the knowledge
of the police of that city wit hin the few days past
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DISASTERS AND Loss OF LIFE-The bark Daniel
Nickels, of SearspOrt Maine, from Matanzas. bound
to st. Mary's. put into st. Augustine on the 18th
in distress The captain being lost overheard, the
first mate and two of the crew lowered boat and
went in search and all were supposed to be lost
The second mate Charles Smith, and two of the
and the cook all that are left on board
Pilot boats were searching for the missing boat.
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New YORK ASDD ERIE RALR0AD.-A meeting of
the directors and shareholders of the New York
aud Erie railroad was held in New York Thurs
day evening. for the purpose of raising subscrip-
tions to relieve the road from its present financial
enbarrassments. About four hundred thousand
dollars were subscribed and committee appointed
to make further collections.
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The Norwegian bark Ellen was re-fitted at Govern
ment expense, at the Gosport Navy Yard, and not
at the expense of the owners, as stated in q tele-
graphic dispatch. She has sailed for Falmouth,
England.
The steam propeller Reindeer, running between
Bile on Monday, and all hands were lost except
two.
A true bill has been found against James Cliff
ford, in Baltimore, for the alleged wilful murder
of Alderman McLain.
John II. Giles. proprietor of the La Pierre House,
Baltimore. thrown from buggy, last Friday.
and seriously injured.
A report that the Grand Trunk Railroad Com
pany had failed is contradiCted.
Mr.. Jewett has been elected president of the Gen.
trail Ohio Railroad, vice Fassett, resigned.
We learn from dispatch to the Montgome ry
Mail, that the Commercial Bank Of Alabama, at
Selma. sus pended specie payment on the 10Th inst
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axpoarnp roR THR DAILY DIsPATun.

TrtraApHrcs--Justa s We were going to press last
night, we received Intelligence OF the arrival OF
steamer from Europe, bnt as the hour was late, the
telegraph Office closed before the news could be
transmitted.
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NEW MUSIC,
IN At RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery,
No. III MIN STREET

LOCUS Grove Polka. Nv Welsh.
ArTILA de Verdi. Par Ferd yer..... .....! &c
MORO Castilla-Spanish dance BY Wilson....2'c
ANNIE Law, song. BY Thomas, vignette........3Ic
MUST Come out Next Spring, Mama; song. By
"Pete Morris NC
I'LL Dream of Thee No More, song. b. Thomas 3Sc
AS We Gathered in the Hay, song By author of
Listen to the Mocking Bird"
SEE Her Still in My Dreams, song BY author
of"AIaggie by nv Side. - Gentle Annie" &c...25c
ANNA Bell song. BY :.........25c
ANNA Maria Jones (comic,) song. By Me dows...23c
/ LOVE Ny Native Land, song. BY Baker...-....25c
ON The Banks of Beautiful River, song. BY
Wrighton 23c
AUTUMN Fruits. song. By Stephen Glover........25c
WILD Ash Deer song for Guitar. .........-.....Iss
FORGET Me Not, polka. By Eaton.
LOVERS Triumph. polka. By ProehL............2:c
EMILY. polka. By
PRAIRIE, polka. By
G0n fG pTlka- BY o.
NEW s York Ledger. do. BY do....~..."...22s5 &c
RoYALL Victoria Waltz. By Leduc
NAHa Day do do Ry ss
SEAClNNET do. By BgelOw........-...2jc
LAUGHING Rin, do By Ware.......... ........ 25c
THOUGHTS Of Home, galop. By Crane.....~......25c
FAIRIES Frolic, dance. By Hewitt......."......5Oc
NJ o6-2t
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DESTRUCTION OF A Coz TON FACTORY By FTRE.-On
Wednesday night the RoCkiand Cotton Factory
eight miles from Baltimore, on the Falls road was
consumed by fire, with all its machinery and con-
tents. The mill was owned by Richard Hook 4
Co.. aud was not in operation. The estimated loss
is Sl5,VO0: The origin OF the fire is not known.
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BARN AND STABLES BURNT.-A barn, containing
several hundred bushels of wheat belonging to
Mr.. John 5. King, in Washington county, Va, was
set ON fire by small negro boy, last Sunday week.
and consumed. The stables of Col. Hiram kilgore
in Scott county, Va were destroyed by fire on the
night of the 10th inst.
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SAILED FOR ASPINwALL.-The steamer st. Louis
from New York, sailed for Aspinwall Friday, with
about 500 passengers for California. including 300
United States troops, in command of Major Scott
captain sylvester NJ. Spencer and Admiral Vale
Russia, Of the Peruvian navy were among the pas
sengers.
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~ NoTIcE.-ALEx'R HILL has lust received, di
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
Bnckskin Over Caters. of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking or riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash, to punctual paying
TONER'S
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HS- You CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. HrLL's Trunks
Vslces, Ladies' Bonnet Cases OF all Sizes and of all
qualities and at all prices according to quality and
size, and certainly as low they be had in this
or any other CITY,
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FATAL OccURRENCE.-Mr. Edward Young ac-
cidentaIy shot and killed near Jackson, BOtetourt
county. Va. last Saturday week, by Mr.. John
Linkenhoger. The gun was fired at a mark, but
struck hickory tree some twelve yards beyond
the target aud gancing took effect in the breast of
Mr.. Young, passing through his heart and killing
him instantly.
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"GREA7 APPLAUSE" TO 0RDER-The Boston Post
of Wednes day says:
"Eon. N. p Banks, of Massachusetts,, delivered
the annual address before the American Institute
in New York last evening. Judging by a printed
synopsis, received in advance it is rather difficult
to understand what there was In il to call forth
the applause great applause &c. with which
the synopsis is interlarded in ADVANCE
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New YORK Police BoARD.--The vacancy in the
board of the police commissions in New York
which has for months existed on account of the re-
sisnation of Simon Draper, has been filled by the
election of Mr.. Draper himself on motion of Mayor
Wood. Should he accept, the republicans will
again have control of the board This move of the
Mayor astOnished both friends and foes
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VIRGINIA AID TENNESSEE RAnsoAD.-Ths holders
Of the coupon bonds Of this company have been
notified that the interest thereon can be paid the
lat day u Nosember--sixty days In advance Of
their maturity.
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ANOTHER FACTORY SToPPED.-The Howard (Md)
Free Press states that the Laurel factory, which
had commenced operations in the building recent
third factory in that neighborhood which has
ceased operations, throwing out of employment
nearly 600 hands.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Atlantic has broken her
machinery and cannot sail to-day. Her mails will
probably be carried to Liverpool by the Wander
bilt
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DETROIT POLITICS.
FAILURE

DETROIT, Oct. 23.-John Patten, Esq, was to-day
nominated for Mayor of this city, by the Demo
cratic party.
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RATHER SAyAGE-A little son of Mr.. Savage FIN
Prince William county. shot his sister, few DAYS
ago. with gun, because she refused to comply
with some trifiing request. The load entered her
mouth and came ont under the jaw, causing a Sc
we're wound.
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MARRYUI3.

On the 10Th inst, at Bowling Green. Caroline conn
III, by New. A. N. MrChesney. C0RYD0N III. SUI.
TON, OF Richfnand. 10 Miss SALLIE g.. daughter OF
Robert Hudgin, Esq, Of the former place.
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ny TYLER Co, who have been honored with 3
Gold Medals at different Fairs for superior work.
making the finest of Portraits for 80 cts at 3s Main
street
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DIED.

On Sunday morning, 18Th inst Of consumption. at
6 oclock, TAMzET,, daughter of Lunswood and Lucy
Taylor, aged II years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
spectfnlly invited to attend her funer ut the resi-
dence Of her parents in Bowling Green. at O'Clock
on Monday evening. without further invitation.
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NJ Remember the place-the OLD WHITEHURsT
GALLERY-where you can get the genuine Double
Glass Ambrotype large SIZE for so cents and Photo
graphs for S250,b by ALBERT LITCH,
&C 22-6t* II Main street
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Money matters are still
unsettled, and it is impossible to report anything
definitely. There conflicting street reports of
very gloomy character, while the newspapers re-
port nothing.
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FIRE I'm THE ONO STATE PRISON

CINCINNATI. Oct. 23.-A fire occurred to-day in
the State Prison at Columbus, which destroyed the
shops at the northern end of the yard, and at one
time IL threatened the entire destruction of the
buildings The loss is about $4,000. The fire
originated in an act of incehdarism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

~ AMBRoTYPEs for so cents. large size; Photo
graphs for $780, at the Old Whitehurst Gallery, 7
Main street, by ALBERT LIrcH. &C 22-6t*
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T & NJ. ROSENB BAUM, Dealers in
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at 1870 Broad st..
Offering great bargains in Dry Goods they hav.
ing bought the principal part Of their stock recent
ly at great sacrifice. for cash. which will enable
them to sell cheaper at profit, than any of those
houses that selling off at cost Their assortm. mt
OF Fancy and Imported Goods is very complete, with
They respectfully solicit call from their friends and
strangers visiting the city during the Fair, at 1893
Broad street. oc %
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INSPECTION OF THE DEFENsEs.-The Secretary of
War, accompanied by LieutenantGeneral Scott
and others, made visit of inspection Friday to
the various forts defending the city Of New York.
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NORFOLK, Oct. A-Schooner Empire, from Phila-
delphia, bound to this port, is ashore near Cape
Henry. Assistance has been sent her.
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THE DISPATCH
-. ~ sa.ap Nina O6vr0RER "A rs
NOTICE TO ADvERrIsERs.

Advertisements for the DfsrAfcs must be mana
ea in by ss o'clock IN ts ataevmocs, in order 'e ap
pear the next day The heavy pressure OF sa.e'
tisements upon the columns OF our paper WIN Ao'
sami, Of their reeeetioa after the hour nameo'
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HT- TYLER 4 Co who take 400 Portraits daily by
Steam Machinery and 20 Artists, have The largest
Picture Depot in the State at l39 Main st.
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CHARGE D'AFFAIRs FROM DENMABK.-M DeRauslof
has been appointed Charge d'Affaires of Denmark
to the United States
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The city of Concord, n H., has just been mulcted
in the sum of S272S and costs, for injury to lady
one dark night in January, 1858, owing to defect
in the sidewalk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

TIE ONO Returns make certain the election of
Governor Chase, md Democratic majorities in both
branches of the Legislature. The Republicans
save their Governor with the loss of 1900 votes.
and the Democrats gain both the Senate and
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nE- SALE OF FURNI-
TURF AT AUCTI0N.-Attention is asked tony sale af
Household and Kitchen Furniture, THIS MORN
ING commencing at 10 oc:oek, at the late residence
of Iittleton Read decd, the corner of Leigh and
Adams streets, BY order of the Administrator.
&C 26-lt TII0S. w. KEESEE, Auct
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sE- Steam Portraits go only to 1879, Main st. All
other concerns are bogus.
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ACCIDENT To THE ATLAyTII

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23-Messrs. Renck Peterson
bankers of this city, have suspended payment
Their assets are ample.
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HENRY SnAw, former resident of Lanesbs ro
Massachusef It's, and from 1877 to 1921 member OF
Congress from the western district of that State,
died at Newbmgh. N. Y, on the 10th inst, at the
age of nearly seventy years.
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TALKISs CRow.-The Abingdon Virginian asserts
that Mr.. J. c. Yancey, Of that place, has a crop
that speaks several words with wonderful distinct
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Hs- Those wanting Pictures go to 1879, Main st.,
TYLER Il Co.'S Gallery.
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RB- 20 Artists, the best in the country employed
by TYLER & Co.
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~ POsIT vELY THE LAST WEEK of those Gifts
A fine lot of gifts will arrive by the jamestown and
he closed out. no matter what they cost Spoons,
Forks, Jewelry, &c. 1t
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10 ONE WEEK M0RE-The Gift Auction will con
tinue during this week, every night at "a Main st
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SALE OF A NEWSPAPER.
MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK, Oct 24.-The American Office pur-
chased to-day by the Herald aud Day Book, for
S400.
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EARTHQUAKE-The shock of an earthquake wa
felt at Buffalo, Forrest Hill and Dayton, n. Y, Fri
day
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HynTHE 23d Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders Of the James River and Kanaw ha Com
pany will be held at the office of the Company THIS
EVENING, at no clock.
&C 26-lt VIM. P. MUNFORD, Sec'y.
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81 LOOK in at the fine stock of Jewelry at IL
Gift Auction, going off for nothing. 1t
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U.s. Strangers sojourning in town, don't fail to
visit Tyler & Co s Gallery.
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rs Strangers sojourning in town, don't fail to
visit TYLER &Co.
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n.xo. AVN A,xx,xnpr. p.uro.n-A ,h.

oRaxer AND ALEXANDRIA PAnRoAD.-At the an
nua meeting of stockholders Of this company, last
week, committee recomme uded suspension of
work on the Lynchburg exte oson, in view of the
necessity of raising Sl,ooo,ooo for its entire COM
pletion. and the pressure in the money market
After a long debate. resolution was adopted in
favor of a continuance of the work. but leaving
at the dis cretion of the president and board Of
directors The officers of last year were reelected
committee was appointed to memorabilia the Le-
gislassre for further assistance, and resolution
was atbyted to reduce the freight tariff from the
Bristow sad Manassas stations to Alexandria.
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STOcK OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY

MoS a. Al SosT. previous to closing at auction on
uNDAf, November I'd
Inc aosctiber intending closing his business, Of
srs ms soen o. Hardware, Cutlery. sadaery EN-
"a November, when 1t will be closed at auction.
Inc attention OF the public is called to the above
notice. TII0S. A. RUST,
&C N-6t No 81 Main street,
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STAGE UPsET.-A Stage upset near Blue Springs
Tenn, on Tuesday last, aud VIM. q. Brownlow and
one or two other passengers, were injured but not
dangerously.
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n.y. HoRsEs BOARDED BY THE DAY

WEEK OR MONTH WITH EVERY CARE AND ATTENTION -
Citizens. and strangers visiting the city during the
AGRICULTURAL Fair, who may wish to procure places
for their Horses, for limited period. can be accom-
modated application to subscriber ut his resi-
dence upon the Plank Road, just South the State
Agricultural Fair Ground.
&C Sj-2t q. ). PLEASANTS.
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JLVAkC,
arriving this morning by steamer, purchased, and to
be sold, at q GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
oc Asst PRICE WATKINS.
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nSse WArsnN,s DouRLE GLASS AMRRn

ESg@ WATsON'S DOUBLE GLASS AMBRo-
TYPES. ONLY Is CENTs.-Be sure and see WATsOSs
DOUBLE GLASS AMBROTYPEs at % and 3719 cents, be-
MALAINoTYPEs and PANoTYPLs taken by him. The
whole of the first weeks profits to be given to the
poor of this city. s6-lm
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Hy. TAN AND FRECKLEs.-ODe of the best prepare
tions in this country for removing these imperecon
in dent to the season, is F6ntaines Cream Of IpiIo
F1owers, prepared from the recipe of old French
chemist.
Sold by all druggists and by W. PETERSON,
&c a6-3t cor. 18th Il Main SITS.
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KT2OBEAUrIFUL Tea Sets will arrive in the James
town and ee unpacked to-day. 1t
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MO II U NJ B UG.
StupendOuS BargainSt
At NO. So MIN SThEET.
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.

Selling of. without regard to cost amounting to
Qess, If mott more than
S15O,OOO!
Consisting of dou,e Furnishing Articles English,
French and German Fancy Goods Wood and Willow
Ware; Fancy Baskets Brooms Brushes: Pails Tubs;
Mats; LookngSilasses: Perfumery; Soaps; Matches;
and all sorts of Yankee Notions, too tedious to
mention, all of which will be sold awful cheap.
Visitors to the Fair. and everybody else, will find
TINS a rare opportunity to supply themselves with
mental.
Don't forget the No House Furnishing Bazaar and
Fancy Store, No. 50 Main street.
c26 f. WARREN.
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FOR RENT CHEAP-No Q r,

a. FOR RENT-A Brick House con-
LEI tanning rooms. kitchen with rooms well Of
water ON the premises large yard and garden at
tarhed situated Marshall street above the engine
house, suitable for gentee family. The house has
lately been white-washed, and is DOW ready for
tenant. Apply to L. D. EACHo,
Pearl street.
ALSO-A small House on Short Street, Union Hill.
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i. Treasury. Washington.

rrsrsfar. ordered to Wash ington..-,.... 5i5Na 90
The receipts into the TREASURY during the last
week we're but little over saoo,ooo. The great de-
crease is mainly owing to tile small importations
consequent upon the financial crisis, and to the
limited sale Of public lands owing TO the same
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E% AUCTION NoTfCE.-I ask attention
tony sale of Clothing Dry Goods &c, THIS DAY
at ocloo also at 10 O'clock Of Bacon Sides Brandy,
Whisky, MUiasses &c.
oc 70 r CAUTU0RN.
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B3r DUNLOP, MoNcURE & Co. ask the
attention of dealers to the auction sale Of II. ".
Fry Cos stock of Groceries. &c. commencing at
weather. &C Pit
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FL Powers Imperial Ambrotypes,
are pictures that will always retain their life
like color. They now the only likenesses that
represent everything in its natural position and
cClors. They not reversed, and of course they
must be the most correct pictures that made
They cost from 80 cents TO $50, made only by POWERS
l5 Main street, next door TO the Agricultural Fair
office. &C 26-It*
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ZINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-We have
now in store expressly for the retail sales. the
largest finest lot Of Chewing Tobacco in the CITY,
of the following choice brands: Gliam's Wine sap
Cosby WintTee,s Pomgranate, do. dc. Palmetto
do. do. Pride OF Virginia. Ross Peoples Favprite
Dilfs May Flower. Christians Comfort. do indom
liable. FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggist
Oc No Mai
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Mu.ScHotY EFFECTS or ruI. REvuTsios-R. II.
r,n.Iov. Fsa- Of winslow. Laper Co., New
york Ia suerisg under sewers Illness, caused by
tho late fnanc,s3 troubles. In which his house had
no large an interest. John II. Hicks. Esq- an old
merchant Of New York, 10 dead. His last visit 10
Wall street was or the day OF the bank suspens'oh
The excitement OF the day caused abieedihg NJ '"e
lungs. which has terminated fatally
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A STOUNDING AND REMARKABLE

"A BARGAINS, AT GrLDSMITS 203 Broad St
Handsome Cloth Cioaks at $3.50, up to s5; Childrens
fancy wool Sacks at 80 cts. and Is cts, che ap at
double the money; hands me Black Bonnet Velvets
at 81 and 2 2', worth So white and colored French
woven Corsets Al 81, worth 20; Kid Guantlets So
cts white Kid Gloves ga cts, worth S712 cts: Hair
Rolls 81 cts: Brass Hoops lisa ceuts; chiiiren's
fancy WOODEN Stockings 10 cents: Blue Silk Dotted
Grass Linen dkfs. STA cents, worth 62a cents; very
rich Bonnet Ribbons IL cte; Embroidered Hdkfs IS
cents: Chenee Head Dresses Sl.5A Silk Fringes
cts Velvet Ribbons, the cheapest in the CITY, toseih-
er with full assortment of various styles OF goods
guaranteed TO be sold at fifty per cent less than any
house in the city.
G0LDSMITS Trimming and Fancy
&C &c Store, COS Broad street
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BE1y SPLENDID DRESS GooDs.-
ROBES,
SILKS,
SHAWLS,
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UNITED STATES TRnasuREas srArEMsSr'-Aoeora.
ing the Treasurer statesa<ut the amour. ''sa''s"
10 the Treasury Of the un'srd States IN .he hsna'
OF the assistant treasurers and designated oepos'
taries. and In the mint ard orancnes' =, ie'ain.
received 10 the 10th inreshs, anu 'no "'''""' ~
:. :. .,r.a, a. Ora n IL As follows:
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cENk CARKIAGE.-I have for sale
4gasA second hand CARRIAGE, in good or.
der, suitable for Hack family use Apply 10
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