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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-14

IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE SUPREME CouRT.--In
the case OF the Commonwealth VS.. MeAllister and
Hess, recently carried TO the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania on writ of error to the Court of
Common Pleas OF Lancaster coanty, il was decided
that when an administrator or trustee deposits
trust funds in his own name In bank or savings
institution which fails the loss shall fall upon him
and not upon the cestaiigse trust"
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DEFFERENCE-A New York letter has the fol
lowing interesting item of the times:
1t il stated that a down town merchant recently
repaired to his wife to say that he lacked 81 400 to
wards payment of note which. if he did not meet
would result ill bankruptcy, Wherenpon his wife
gave him $1,000 in gold aud notes, saved from Ken
house money. That brother of this same mer
chant laid By 81 900 in gold at home, being afraid
to trust the banks, in order to meet q note When
it's use was required he found it missing. He
wife had bought Fl 900 set Of urs with il at Stew
arts, and the merchant failed
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a packago 0fln whole Tickets. !
10 half
IA -
10 quarter
Ii tl,yliIh

IN OapERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to address FOR the Tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they Will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The LIS: Of drawn Numbers aul Prizes will be sent
t. purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
EH- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their psf Office, COUNTY and State.
So Remember that evrrr Prize is drawn aud pay
able in full without dciuction.
Rs~ All prizes OF l,s0 aud under paid immediate
ly after the drawing. Other prizes At the usual time
Of thirty days.
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
:. SWAN & CO. Augusta. Ga.
nE- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.,or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled. and
save time by addressing :. SWAN d Co, at either
Of those cities.
Sc list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amauut ot the prize thg each one js
entitled to, will be published after every drawing in
the following papcrs: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register. GhaJIestnD STANDARD. Nashville Gazette
Atlanta lnteiiigencer. New York Weekl? Day Book
Savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch New
York Dispatch and PaulGing tMss.) Clarion. oc %
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New CURE FOR CAScER-A man by the name Of
Edgar Fluker has forwarded to the Linden Ala }
Jettersonian new recipe for the cure OF those
painfai exerescences, cancers The remedy IL cheap
and easy of obtaining and applying, aud cannot
possibly do any harm. 1t is simply 70 bold toad
frog either dead alive, TO the affected part for
the space of one hour, repeating ihe pplieation
occasion requires. With six frogs MIR. tiHkcr says
he cured a very painful cancer upon his nose, OF
six years standing, and now considers himself
sound and we'll
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DEs1IrurE.-w had labored under the

7 Z t. THF
impression that there very few really destitute
men in Richmond. The cage records yesterda,
morning disabused our mind of the conviction
who had been found lying asleep on the market
benches, and put In the station house ia conse
quence. Each one claimed to have no means and
no place to stay. They were let OF in tie morn
Ing by the Mayor. Those who have tried the ex
p-riment. know that the above act will always in
sure them nights lodging at public expense
IL Is an unsettled question yet. whether anybody
here is deet tue of friends be forced to get
lodgings in such place as the cage, by going to
bed Oh market bench
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-14

RuLnoAps IN MfssoURI.-A bill hns passed one
branch of the Aissouri legislature giving seven
hundred ndflfty thousand dollars ine bonds to the
kerth Misssaff Railroad, and five hundred thous-
sold for not less than ten per cent discount in
CASH
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FRUIT AND Paoy sioSs.--The bark Mimosa arrived
at Boston Tuesday from Smyrna. with 9o5 cases.
IT'S drums. 500 boxes and $50 bags OF figs Brig
Ariel. from palhoUsie. n b., with 2,3 bushels p0-
tatoes a barrels eggs. Is barrels maokerel bar.
rels salmon. and ~ barrels herflngs. The British
brig Constitution, trom Yarmouth, N \. with 50O
barrels potatoes, II barrels maekere and 300 doz
eggs British schooner Meteor, from CORVALLIS
" s., with 2,s0o bushels potatoes. 600 bushels
wheat, and 2D barrels flour; and the trs Ameri-
ca from Halifax. with Al barrels cIanberries, "a
barrels apples, $50 barrels behring's, and l39 bar
rpls fnackprel
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IHEATRE.-The attractions at this place
tonight are Of u superior order. and should sn.
sure thl house. Three pieces are to be played,
w W., hafg1t, the roultry Dealer Katy 0Shiel and
The Lost Ship. Mis- Maggie Mitchell appesrs In
alive trust not for the last time. Read the an.
nouncemcnt and procure your tickets without de-
lay. 4. ~
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PRvsENTED.-The Grand Jury yester-
d'y returned 10 the Hastings urt, Of this city.
>undry presebtineuts against MnI n Tinsl,v ana
others, Tor issuing aud passing 81 notes, contrary
70 law number of persons were presented for
misdemeanors
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ANOTHER Cosyief.-The Circuit Court of Pittsyl-
va1ia CO., Va, has sentenced TO the penitentiary
for one year. Allen Finch, charged with breaking
open the store house OF Yancy Ingram, in that
county.
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For To-DAY.--The case of Sam'l Stone.
charged with shooting at John e. Brook. ON Main
street, With pistol the 18th Oct, viii bs b.
9re Ine iiustings Court at IL o'clock to-day, when
the witnesses required to be on hand.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS AND ExPENDIrURES-Ther re
ceipts into the United states treasury from cus-
toms sales Of public lands and other sources du-
ring the quarter ending September 80. amounted
to So. .929.SlI 81. Daring the period the ex-
pendturts of the government amounted to $23,-
ii4.52S 81. The expenses Of the War aud Navy DE-
partments were over Sl1,0O0O0e, and there was
paid for redemption of loans and premium on
stock redeemed 81 95l 7S2 ST. OF the receipts $ls.
573,7Z7 was from customs and S2059,449 from sales
OF public lands.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

cewA CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
ssx@1s9t- second hand CARRIAGE, in good or
der suitable for Hack family Apply to
Oc Z6-ts ALEX. MOTT. Auct
C.swa CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
tf22=12EN The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment. uu Lombard Alley he
tween Main and Cary, N5th ANA Ifth strcets) near
the Columbian Hotel. COACHES. CIARIOTEES
EANDUCIkS. BUGGIES, with aud without topa and
SCLklES, all Of his make, of the best materials
and work kmaushp; all Of which will be sold low
good work ot the kind can be IN The city of Richmond
article in thr Carriage line I Am determined 20
make 10 order and sell 10 the lowest prices possible
aud all work soid that ib new warranted.
fa IH--qin MTCAJAH AANGUM.
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RosRis6 THE MAL.-Three stage drivers, named
respectively l.. p. Griswold, David Lochbaum, and
Solomon Lochhaum, have been arrested at Gales
burgh, Illinois, and brought to Chicago for trial
charged with robbing the U s. mail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-14

The MAYOR YESTERDAY, AaoxG A Lor
Of oth,r business had person before him for per
mittlng an unlawful assembly; two for obstrnciing
the streets; one OF these Was fined The other two
cases were continued.
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MECHANICAL.
I, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
= ESTABLISHMENT THIRTEENTH STREET
BEVW ZEN MAIN AND CART.-'rhe subscriber Is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons tor past tavors and soicits con-
tInIance of the same Being master Of his bu sness
he can promise his customers that all work done by
MIN will at least he equal TO any other house in the
city and fully az cheap-a fact known to all persona
who know whnt good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING. &c.-Heis prepared TO
execute this description OF work iu very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WAkE.-Aiways Oh hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, Wholesale and retail
GAS FIPTlNG.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds ofGas Fitting i'll the best manner
pUMPS.-ue keeps always on hand large and ex
tensiVe stock of Well and Garden Pumps.
fe II CHARLES III. LANGLEY
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TnE SANFORD HALL CAsE.-The of habeas
corpus sued out by the brother of Anne Bassett
Smith, who, it is alleged, has been Illegally con
fined for years. in the private madhouse
known sanford Hail. is proceeding before Judge
Davies, OF the New York Supreme Court III cham
bers An extraordinary feature of the case already
developed is that the lady eontiHed in Sanford
Hall seven years before any legal or medical com
nitments were put on file in the proper registry Of
the county required by law, the necessary legal
mnlitments having been procured since the conf
mencement of the present suit.
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5,tsa prizes. amounting to $40
Whole Tickets sic; Halves s.; Quarters s. So
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY

W uO.t llSAtlh Sibs tiitFts ~ quarters ts ~.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
The SHmbcrs from t. ia.sn, corresponding with
those hunters ~ thc Tickets printed on separate
slips lfFaprr are cuciI1led with small tia tubes and
yiayod VI lIe " heti,
Tho htat SO prizes. similarly printed aud encirclod
are paced In another heel.
Tbe wheels are then r"v"'ved, and number il
drawn from the 6icei o. numbers aHd at tho SANE
time PrIz" j drawn from the other wheel. The
NuabeF AMI PrIz" drawn oUt UTened and exhibit
"a 80 the audience, aud registered by the Comnis
sioneTa, the FIHn being placed sEaiust the number
drawn THIS operation IS repeated until ali tbs Prizes
are drawn oHt.
APPROXIMATION PFlZEg-fiI" two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers so those drawing the
fest Prizes will be- entitled To the y ApprcXims-
tuR Prizes For example: II Ticket No l,259 draws
the $50 Prize those Tickets numbered II 245, .249,
U25 IT 252 Will each be entitled to SiG0. II Ticket
No. So draws the S1Jg0 Prize those Tickets mum
bered SIS S1g ISL, tjZ viii each b. entitled TO $780,
and 50 on according % the above scheme
The 5uUJ prizes # 81 wi!l lie determined hy the
last figure @ith number that draws the shsn Hstze.
For example: II the auluhrT drawing the $A.tJ
priZa ends with No, then all The Tickets where the
number ends in !. will lee entitled TO S20 fthe num-
ber ends with No. ,, then Rtl the Tickets who're the
number ends IN p viii be entitled to so and so on
70
Certificates opackages wi be solj at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ota gac kagc oflo whole Tickets. s9i
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LOTTERIES.

CWAN & CO.'S LoTTERIES.-NEW
- AND BRlLLLANT SCHEME'-CApITAL
pREzE $6100l,l~The fcllowing scheme viii 10
drawn by 5. SWAN Co. Managers Of the Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery IN each OF their Lotteries for No
vemtcr, iS59, AZ Augusta 6a., 30 which city they
have removed their principal office:
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the City OF Augusta Ca in publIe on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1TH, lSs5.
GLASS -,
To De drawn IN the city u Augusta. Ga ia public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Iiru. ls5-.
GLASS ~.
To be dra~ in The city nf Augusta Ga In nuhl;e On
SATURDAY, Nov EMBkR 2lsr, IssT.
CLASS o.
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Ga in nnblc M,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ~ is,T
ON TIN PLAN OF SINGLE NCaBKRx
$3.50 PRIZESi
Ne1rlb orse Prize 10 Erery Mag gscIess.
MAGNIFICENT sCuEMRi
ER
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fsiLow FEyEa.-fhis disease 10 said TO have dis
appeared from jacksonville, Fla Among the latest
victims Is the Rev, ", W. hours, OF the NJ. u
church, who was constant in his yisits to the sick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-14

COMMITTED. Nj. Griffin was up
for an examination before the Mayor Yesterday ~,
threatening the life Of Belle Mitchell aud beating
his wife. Failing TO give security, he was commit.
ted TO Jail.
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SHoyELS, T0NGS and P0KERS.--I have for
sale an elegant assortment OF all kinds of Crates
handsome and PLAIN sets Of Shovels. Tongs and
Poers. Se"en different sizes of coal SCuttes cndel
ShoyelS, fire Shovels handsome Stands for Shovels
and POkers Blower Stands, Bras and Iron FootInans
fire Brick, fire Slabs and Jams; sets Of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells Q:
sweet tone. Builders, hOusekeepers, and others in
want ofany Of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. | am manufacturing
all kinds OF Brass and iron Work of the above de-
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY. No. 225
Main street between sth and 9th streets, West side
Richmond, Va.
l6-3m n DEMON
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GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLEC

GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLEC-
~ TOKS.-The subscribers have associated them
selves together for the purpose Of conducting gen
eral AGENCY BUSINESS such as the collecting Of
CLAIMS either in the city Of Richmond or any of the
adioiningcounties, selling Real and Personal Estate
out of the city Of Richmond, &c. sc. They will give
from their extensive acquaintance with the citizens
OF Richmond, natter themselves that the homes and
prices obtained Tor servants sent to them will give
satisfaction TO their owners. They have made ar
rangemenrs TO have all negroes sent To them well
cared for till hired out. that they will not be ex
posed; and in of Sickness every attention shall
be paid, that be necessary. They are prepared 10
Civ the very best efeIeIces and pledge themselves
to spare pains TO give satisfaction to these who
may patronise them. All communications addressed
to us, Richmond, Va, will receive prompt attention
We have taken an Office at the United States Hotel
where one of us can be seen from O'Clock A. NJ
till 1 L. NJ. RO. b. LYME,
JOHN L. CHiLDREY.
November 9th, IS57-no lI-dlm
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The CONSTITUTION OF 0REGoS.--A correspondents
OF The sacramento Union gives the following mar
tieuiars regarding the instrument framed bv ths
recent Constitutional Convention in Oregon:
The Governors term of Office is four years. and
he is superintendent of Public Instruction. with .
Yearly salary OF only fifteen hundred dollars The
.ecretary Is to be both Secretary and Auditor OF
public acceunts-salary the same as the Guyerpor
tbe treasurer whose Office at one time was united
in the person of the Governor, has been again de-
taehed-he is to get the magnificent sum Of ei.ht
hundred dollars per annum The four Judr.s
being both Supreme and Circuit Judges are TO be
elected for six years, and have salary each of two
thousand dollars per annum. The question of q
Slave or free State, as / before intimatsd. In
-ubmitted TO a vote of the people; also the aues-
ton Of whether free negroes and Cinnamon shall
he allowed to come and reside in the eouutry I
have no doubt both will receive decided mega
tive answer on the second Monday Of November
next at the ballot box / should have said this
rird race vote, for that obnoxious mode Of voting
still retained. although the thirteen opposi,ion
members, headed by Dryer, managed 10 shear n ~
many of its Objectionable features 1t only sxiss.
cons,itutionally, until the Legislature see 1t to
repeal IL. This is decided Improvement anon
having it made permanent 'ixin' until 1855. ua
IN the original report.
'The sessions of the Legislature are TO be bie ..
NAL aud limited to forty days. but the Govern
or may call extra sessions, not TO exceed twenty
days at any session. The total yearly sxpeI,-
Ses OF the three departments of the government
are estimated At the amazingly economical sum of
siT .00O.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTS. Simmons, in the act Of
stepping across the shaft Of threshing machine Ia
koaaoke county, Va, Tuesday evening last,
was caught and had his foot tare from his leg I
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. $40 REWARD.-The above re-

2 $40 REWARD.-The above re-
ia ward Of twcnty dollars will he paid by the
~ snhscrihcr 10 any person who Nil deliver to
.x&s- him az CraiSt0n, in ticnIicJ county, his ne
EIU aI NANCY. who some times calls herself Nancy
0anham whoIUn away OF the i2tt of this month";.
Nancy is very likely bright mUlatto, bGshy head,
very bright black eye, and ab0ul II years old She
is believed TO be in the city Of Richmond its vi
cinity. WM A. CHRISTIAN,
Oc PTS CraigtUn, HenriCo co.
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s. D. DENOON.
NOUTHERN IRON WORKS-LEWI

SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS
~ L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES
on eth street, West SIDE between Main and Cary
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO
NERANDAHS, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS
GRATING and all kinds Of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
lRON WORK, will be done with neatness and die
patch, on such terms warrant will give satisfac
ton. My Old friends and the public generally are
solicited to give me a call before engaging else
where. myS-d6In
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: THERE Is VERY LITTLE DOING in the
real estate market In Richmond. NJ this time Peo-
pie ars improving the opportunity afforded by the
large number OF stores closing 10 provide them
selves. with cheap bargains" In the dry good line
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PuSIsHEp. John, slaye of Mr. j. II.
y. Mayo. an uggiy suffering African was ordered
= slight punishment by the Mayor yesterday mey IN
Ing Tor going at large lie was captured the night
previously by watchnsan itomes While drunk, aud
carried % the upper station on a dlay.
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THE New YORK ELEcT1oS-The returns thus far
received from the New York election, show a
clear democratic majority the State ticket
OF 12,G50, aud cl, ar democratic gain over the
presidential vote of year since of nearly $4,000
The republicans have 10 members of the Senate to
Il democrats, 2 Americans and l independent ;
and IS Assemblymen to 81 democrats and Amer
leans.
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FIRE At CuLPEPEE CoURF HOUSE, VA corres-
pondeut of the Alexandria Gazette, writing from
Culpeper Court House, Va, gives an account OF q
destructive fire which broke out there that morn
ing. The letter says:
About O'Clock, flames were discovered issuing,
from the basement of the verandah Building un-
der the drag store Of J. B. GorTeli The flames
rapidly spread. and despite all efforts tn
them, soon reduced the entire building TO q mass.
Of smouldering ruins. Bowen loses every thing In
his shop, books, accounts and all The ONCE of
the Cuipeper Observer in the tlock, was destroy
cd, and A. j. Stofer loses everything connected
with hs paper. press. books, accounts and fixtures.
j. b. Gorrei loses his entire stock Of goods, books
aud papers. Thomas Nood loses all that was la
his tailors shop. VIM. Taylor loses bis stock of
uOots and shoes. | think he saved his books T.
Murphy saved portion of bis stock. and did l..
Z. Nelson with their books and papers. Murphy
estimates his loss at from So Zoo to 900. Nelson
ioSs independent Of $4,000 insurance. he says. will
reach $4,000 $4,000. The Free Masons lore all
their furniture and regala. J. Z. Strother loses
his law library. H. VI. Garland loses the press aud
| hxtures Of the Blue Ridge Republican. He saved
his books, Stringfrllow Wood lose what was In
their drinking saloons. There ard various conjsc-
iures to the origin Of the fire. | think the most
probable one is, that il the effect Of spontane-
Gus combustion in Gorreis cellar.
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YourHruL DErREpArons-I.m..

YOUTHFUL DEPRE TORS
Toomhs, Thomas Rowe and Thomas H. wiikinso,.
all three small lads, yesterday undersent An .1
animation before the Mayor for breaking into The
store If A. e. Dean and stealing two guns q pow
der flask ari shot bag. The robbery was commit-
ted at day-break on Wednesday morning and COOS
after sunrise Mr. Dean found the parties hunsine
with the guns in the woods, near the city, aud
brought them to town. After recovering the guns,
he let them go, on being informed that ne had no
right to arrest them without warrant. At night,
they were taken in crstody by tho police, when
about to go off in the fredericksburg cars ~
ihe parties were sent before ths Hustings Court
10 await an examination for their felony Toombs
having been recently discharged from the prnitsn-
uary appeared with bis head ban daged TO conceal
the loss Of hair. None Of the parties appeared At
al concerned at the situation Ia which they v~re
placed The audacity Of Rowe found vent in = yol-
ley OF expletives of no amsbie kind which he
launched at the head Of his Horror lie has been in
Jail several times before this.
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n WAL X ER & co. have added to
their already large and well selected stock of
Gentlemens Fine Clothing, an assortment of over
Eoais, BUSINESS Coats Fancy and Black Cassimrro
rants, incrinu, Velvet and silk Vests A.>o large
lot Furnishing Goods Also, very desirable lot Of
Gchtienens Travelling ShawIs Strangers womb
do well to drop in and look ;, before purchasing.
". WALKER Il co
&C II lnl corner Main and paa ~ st.
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The steamer City of baltimore for Liverpool (,
took out ~ cabin passeng, ID and einthc steerags.
No specie.
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SOUTHERN CRocKERY.--The discovery Of "eaolin,'
the fine clay Of which China and granite ware is
made. in South Carolina and Georgia. has intro
dueed among IA another branch OF industry likely
to prove Of great commercial value TO us 40
crockery is an article of almost universal consump.
tion. may expect It to become an article Of ex.
tensiye expectation.
The southern Porcelain Manufacturing Com
psny" have capital Of fifty thonsand dollars. and
own bed Of twenty five acres of the clay, which
Is pronounced TO be equal to the foreign"
Their works are about six miles from Bath near
the South Carolina railroad. They have dug down
some twenty four feet without reaching its bottom
and regard the supply as ample for years 10 como.
fhe company gives employment TO some forty per-
sons, and now turn of some -four hundred dollars
worth OF ware per week. which will be increased
10 eight hundred dollars per week sooa ~ sno-
theT Kiln is prepared.
A. present their operations are confined 10 tho
manufacture Of pitchers. mugs and splttoons, but
they will make table ware In q short time.
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f<ss~ r-.sssss4zsrzzszg1 RICHMOND, Oct lst, 1857.
ia - Sssssss-ssisssg SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
and after this date ALL packages intended for Ex-
PRESS on the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
nj Railroad will he received at office, l34 Main
street, instead of Railroad Depot heretofore, be-
lag IN conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company.
or 5-ts -Adanis' Express Company.