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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26

a6RANp OPERATIc FEsrIvAL.-Our smuse-
% ment-seske rs will hail with peculiar rest tie
announcement that we are soon 10 have ano.
ther series Of star concerts in washing;on TO Re
given by the principal artists Of StIakosch,s
ga ID italian oP~ra troupe, under the MANAGE
neHt OF the great iDprsSSayio himself An nm
precedsnied combination OF musical talent will
Of course, be presented. Among the names OF
tine primo don1as who 70 be heard during
this festival are those Of the fayoritcs Mile Pa.
rod, Mile ColSoa, Mime. Cora DE wilhoTst
and the charming Patti Srrakcsch. Such a COIN.
bina,i0R - the ABOVE, on one evening, cannot
fail 10 satisfy every variety Of musical Taste
Mile. Pdrodi, too, Is about 10 Transfer her Crea,
musical and personal attractions to another cline
and her numerous friends and admirers will en-
brace this opportunity Of again listening TO her
thriIling melody 90
Tax WAT TO MEET TEEN "Wednesday night,
about ten o'clock, as MIR John Davidson was
going 70 his home on laird street, in passing
4, Four-acd a-hslf-sireet bridge, he wa, attacked
by three TDffans, with the evident design of rob-
bling him. One Of them struck at him with a
slnng Scot but the blow fell upon his leg hurt
lag him badly, but not disabling him. Mr. Da-
Vldson thought IL time 90 try his streng th and
81 king out boldly. be succeeded In bnoc hi ag
two down, aRd the third took to his heels Re-
cent de- astfsiiOns at that point Indicate want
% HAaehnen In that Vicinity rs, = 8. -....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26

IJ The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
on acc lunt of the inclemenoy OF the weather. untl
SArU RDAY, the nth inst, same hour and place.
nov sd A. GREEN, Auct'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
FRANCS WELLS, Secretary.

Nav Yohk, Nov. IS
To the Philadelphia COmbaiftesE The New
York players cheerfully unite with the Philsdel-
phia COMM tee in their expressions OF srstinca-
ton at the wonderful perfection and celebrity with
which the moves have been trans mitted from one
city to the other by the American Telegraph
Company. They also heartily concur In thank
ing the electricians for their courtesy. -
(Signed) NKw YoRK ConxIrrrI.
A vote Of thanks to the umpires was also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

EsSS~ lr You HAVE A CoUoH,

ESS~ lf YoU HAVE A CoU0H,
TAKE HAMPToN'S TfNCTURE
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTuRE
TARE hAMpToN's TINcrUaE
~ '''''' TaKE HAMproN's TlNcTuRz
II you have Pain in tie back,
I Ks HAMrToN's TINCTURE
TAKE RAMPToE's TINcTuRE
If you have Headache. ---
~ ASTHMA, CUUGH, CONSUMPTION. The writer
Is most highly esteemed like thousands of best
known citizens, feels IL duty 10 Gear testimony OF
the vondsrtut curative power oi BAMPrbS's
TiNCTURE- Why let yonr friends suffer and die
wi,hoEt giving il tsisf Call and get pamphlet
aad see testimony.
H6SsrS A.TtiHstr q R91ciTap-t Gentlemen: | have
tceH { some Espte afflicted with Asthma accompa-
nicd with saortness ct breath, With maay So npluH-
e. Consump ION. 4 tClend, knewina ot the healing
r. 1re*ties of nANpTUS'S vEGkTkBbE TlNC
TURE, from hating used the sa;ne. induced me 81
procure a bottle OF the Tpctuss and by the iss of
oGe b1li!e vas much better shat was induced 10
More Of IT, and by taking five or SIX bottles was
restored nay usual health: and VII say 10 all per
sons ygho are afflicted As was 10 use II AID nPTON'S
VEGETABLE IT CTCKs.
3eutIemen--Yon are at liberty to Use my name
EILKs FEpau.
3. West corner Of Liberty and Clay sts,
baltimore. nd.
ks- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
s.It by PURCELL, LADp CO, Richmond; by
nr COOK <, Fredericksburg; by al the druggists
ia Petersture; by Mok inner 1o"Bh
Baltiu re, aud 10y Druggists aud shop-kecpers
everywhere
ss- 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
The North River imprOvement-Affairs
in Lfrin0t n. de.


LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. 9th, 1885,
A meeting of the friends of the North River i'm.
provement, was held in our Court House, on
Thursday evening last, to devise waye and means
TO continue the work upon the canal. 1t will be
recollected by some of your readers, that some
time ago, the James River company agreed to take
the whole work out of the hands of the North
River company and complete it without further
assistance from this people, and to this eud, they
obtained from the Governor the use, without com,
pensation, of some eighty Of the free negro ecu.
vcts, who are at this time on the line. But the
James River company seems now to have exhaus-
ted its means to prosecute the work further, and
without assistance from some quarter, this COM
vct labor must be dispensed with To retain this
very essential aid, and to devise some plan to raise
the necessary funds to feed, cotbe and guard the
convicts, this meeting was held. 1t was proposed
to obtain the money by individual loans to the
company for five years-iuterest on the amount to
be paid by the company semi annually, which was
adopted, aud already several thousand dollars
have been subscribed. 1t is estimated that 600
viii be required TO complete the work, but not
more than the half Of that sum will be called for
now Ii would be matter of the deepest regret,
il this improvement, 30 important to the farming
interests, especially of this and the adjoining
counties, should be allowed to stop now, for the
want of few thousand dollars to support this
convict-labor. which has proved to be uDquestion
ably the BEST it is the cheapest, that could
sibIy be procured. Although this demand comes
with rather bad grace from the company, it
must and will be met.
The ladies Of Grace Church (EpiscopaD realized
about $500 from their annual Feast, held in Odd
Fellows' Hall in this place, on tie 10th inst.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church gave, on
the 23d inst, the best entertainment they have
ever gotten up. The lecture room was elegantly
and most tastefully ornamented with q large
Christmas tree, filled with the greatest variety Of
fancy articles, beautiful that none but those
who held their purse strings tight could resist the
temptation to buy, and the tables were snmptuous
ly and most bountifully spread with all the della
caeies and substantials that could be procured.
About $500 were realized, and the male mem-
bers of the congregation seem to have given up
in their efforts funds sufficient TO enlarge
their house worship, the ladies have determined
to come in this way to the rescue, aud, of course,
the enlargement of the building is Row fixed
fact.
The Justices of this county have been summoned
to attend the January Court for the purpose of
changing the time of holding the Courts to the
first Monday in the month, instead Of Monday be-
fore the first Tuesday, as it now is Civn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
PRESENTATION OF SILVER WARE.-In

our notice of the presentation Of silver ware to
Mr.. Crane, the popular leader, and Mr.. Groves,
the efficient organist of the Universaist choir, We
omitted to notice that the presentations were
made by q committee of ladies, on Thursday night
of last week, in the presence of large number OF
chosen friends Their address paid a we'll merited
compliment to the gentlemen named, for their
praiseworthy efforts in the reorganization of she
church choir. Rev Mr.. Shrigley expressed his
thanks to the choir for the very important aid
they had rendered in conducting the public ser.
vices of the sanctuary-ssid he was most happy to
find the members 50 united in their work of love
and hoped that no link in the golden chain would
ever be severed. The responses of Messrs. Crane
and Groves were well timed and suited to the oc
casion. The choir enjoys very high degree OF
prosperity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

LYNCH Law IN ARKANsAs-Ffue Horse There's
Runq--The Memphis Eagle learns the following
from friend recently returned from Arkansas:
A man by the name of Rogers stole horse from
An honest old farmer Of Arkansas, and wended his
yav up into Washington county, where he said he
soId 1t to a farmer there. But upon his not being
able TO give the name of the man, make a sat
isfsctory explanation, a company who had been in
pursuit of the horse and thief, took him to the
woods and tied him TO q log, and gave him between
.,vo and three hundred lashes, we'll laid on. This
h,d the effect of bringing him 10 terms. He then
confessed where the horse was, and who were his
accessories The company then proceeded to Red
River Bottom, where they found the missing horse.
aud I've fellows whose business IL was to steal ell
the horses, and whatever else "would pay" that
they could, whom they hung to limbs of trees uu-
I'll they were dead, dead, dead. Upon considera.
,ion of Rogers having "turned," he was spared.
As our Informant rode past the spot where the
edict Of iynch law had gone forth, and the horri-
bic spectacle Of its execution was witnessed, one
poor fellow YVES eeen dangling between heaven
and earth, suspended by his neck TO the limb OF
tree, whose branches extended across the road,
with this inscription written upon his back -
Tennessee horse thief. If you like him better
than do, you can take him down and bury him."
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An Attempt to Pass Spurious Money
of tho flHauder
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH !

CHRIsrIANsBURG, Va, Dec. q, 1858.
young man bailing from Richmond, and pass.
ing under the name oi Royster, was arrested this
pass a note which he knew TO be counterfeit. He
had been sejourning at the "Montgomery HOTEL"
in this place for week, and left last night with.
out paying his bill, but was overtaken and brought
back lie appears to be about Is years Of age, and
has rather pleasant face. lie inquired at the
post Office for letters addressed to "a Is. c." Roys.
ter & Remington He registered at the hotel As
Jas. A. Royster, Bristol, Tenn, and came here
from Wytheville, where he passed under the names
of White and Reynolds or Regnault, and left with.
out paying his bills.
He is a very young man to have many names,
and his aliases are enough to convict him of co,snI
terfeiting Yours SC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
PANoRAM.s.-At the hall OF the Me-
sAanics' Institute, and at Metropolitan Hall, are
70 be seen rare panoramas.

INTERESTING ANfBcEpENfs OF fnB FAENcH In.
pRsss-The French have discovered, tn some OF
the old Spanish law journals, very Interesting
items regarding the antecedents Of the Empress
Eugenie. They have ascertained that her Ather
died about three years before shs vas least
such ID the inference for her thirty-second hiths
day according to the Mouiteur) was celebrated 90
the 4th Of juno, and her father died In isxA More
cysf, divorce between her father and mother,
resuiting from mutual accusations Of adultery,
he'd been announced - fAr back - 1873. although
they subsequently lived together, and tho divorce
was ultimately snnullsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

s@S. LrFn SIZE PnoT0GgAPHs.-Th,

subscriber takes pleasure Ia announcing &C his nu
patrons and The public at laI ge, that he ie
LOW prepared TO furnish Photographs from miBia
turcs TO FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
vhich for accuracy ard finish, he warrants equal,
.aan the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
.zrged osny size.
Citizens and strangers are invited TO call and ez
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple of Art, CoriR
th.an HAN, Mai. street, between 9Th ana 10th:
= H GIBBS.
T. E.-If you want p genuine Ambrotype, t6is is
tAe place 70 get it, where you Will neither be hurS
gagged In price or work, Also. Melainotypes, OF
any other Picture in thePhotograppic AT,
L. u. u. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
sas~ TEE GEEAr VIRGINIA REMEDY,

md NO NIhLIu.-
PET sRS' IN AFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR 0ON0R-
KHGA, AND ALL 2ECRET DISEASES.
. This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
cHrial or Balsamic properties, eKcels everything
heretofore offered the public in its curative. resto.
IAtive aud renovatmg powers, and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
Inedy will cure the above diseases, and c0ntounded
when they have ocular demonstrations gt the facts
But the proprietor, 1h0 has known of the remedy
i1r twenty odd years, has Bnowu Of case OF twenty
Years standing be restored TO perfect health, and
al other cases Gf shorter duration 10 be restored
without single exv option and therefore challenges
ans case cf GonorThu-i " hich the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions are carried out with
purchasing half dozen BOTTLES. aud using accord
'nzly, in HE or her he guarantees a perfect
cure; aud in OF failure, Will fu nish additional
medicn-,. free of charge, to complete the cure
through bis agents; and cure viii be effected with
out inco1 pepisuce to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBs & ApPEKSOH, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF kichmvr I'D,
do No. 2ut BROAD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
PREPARING FOR WINrEa.-John

Padget, charged with stealing an overcoat from
on board the steamer Curtis Peck, and Robert
Newman, with aiding and abetting in the theft,
we're arraigned before the Mayor yesterday for
examination, but the witnesses being absent the
investigation was postponed until Tomorrow,
when the case will be disposed Of Bad whiskey
il said 10 have been at the foundation of the theft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
ses~ AaTis.ciaL TxxrH-THE Chico


PLASTIC PROCESS C ~. JON HS DENTIST. Eav-
Ing purchased half thce-cis5rf rtgli 1oT tie absve
r.oie OF making TEErA, aud after ast''o and
testing il IN the Mort jRicF Cases ao}cye 0tter
plates hIi fliici IS entirely Sd1 fed Of as ddSote
Ss7,Tt1r4ty gYeT the SoG, silver ana Piafins u g.
thud, ca. therefore, with confidence, rec mmend II
{ all wnu tlAy d-siTe full partial sets OF teeth.
and eSPsri1ly 10 sstch as may b. dissatisfied tcttl
- 3sy tArp uSiR1 In tnIs process. all OF the
c1Jecslpus 80 the gold plate are Eeaoyed-the sue
ton bssHg perfect secures caP fi and STABILITY 10 the
IT, and the tssth being embedded in the metal, the
fyoi is excluded from under or betwseu them they
arc, therefore, cleaner, smoother. and IN every
spect better. II consequence OF the perfect adapta
uDn Of the plate 70 the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured. he can insert one or more teeth
uislhM CidSps and il all cases guarantee perfect
sud satisfactory ht
' This method having been adopted and commend.
"a by thyee esaHding highest IA the profession,
HOrlh and sruth, testimonials viii be gwen and
ETeCimepg exhibited, ts any who may desire To see
t'etn. he cit ii8ieS Of those wishing TO exchange
lie old method for thS new, will be taken III Tart
ItT. "Iil OF course, snake teeth Oh the Old mode
tjT those VINO may prefer II.
Filling thoroughly and gently done and teeth
extracted ty electricity for those who wish it.
uf3ce opposite 'orurhian Hall sc Z7-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
nag-. CouaHs, CoLDs, HoARsENEss, &c.

The prevalence OF the above complaints at this sea-
has the effect OF bringing out host OF pr0ies-
sedly new specifics and while some few may he
good mary are useless and some even dangerous.
10 prevent disappointment, the best coufse to Pur
sue Is consult yonr family ply Bicisn or otherwise
Las proved TO be safe and eicaciOus. OF this Class
Is TTLERis Gov POUND SYRUP OF GUM Akh-
blC Originally the favorite prescription of an en-
uent ph yscisu, it soon became popular family
Iedicjue, and without advertising, has continued
ears In lI recent CASES it acts like charm, and
2 Chronic cases Bronchitis, Hopping Cough, Group,
asthma 6c il il used with unparalleled success, as
most families will testify.
Soid b. FISHER Il Winston, MEADE BAKER.
HopEKER &c, at 25 cents per bottle. and Ia au ele-
pr box called TYLER's ''0UM ARABIC CoUdH CANDY
hanpa Zi-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
WAnpEeEps-Two woe be-gona yete

rams from down east, calling themselves John
Fallouy and Mathew Doran, made their bows to
the Mayor yesterday, after having lodged comfort.
ably in the cage the night before, to answer for
being drunk aud strolling about the streets. As
both Of them proved to be struggling vagabonds,
aud had been in the hands of the police on other
occasions, they were entered for employment in
the chain gang in default Of bail to be of good be-
haYiOr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
The ACADEMY OF Musio. noticed by u

The AUApEMY OF MUsIC, notIceu Dy us
some short time since, is attracting the rerious
attention of some of our most Influential citizens,
and we have very little doubt will be built In the
course of twelve mouths. Some such place would
become very popular with that class of citzons
who will not attend the theatre, but whether II
would receive sufficient patronage to make It pay,
handsome musical hall will doubtless be provided
for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
LOCAL MATTERS.
SUDDEN DE.rHs.-On Monds,

SUDDEN DEATHs.-Qn Monday night
last, Monsieur PRAvR, French gentleman. for
several years past resident of this city, died ut
the American Hotel. short time since, Mons. p.
sold his dwelling house 10 Richmond, and pur.
chased farm In Chesterfield county. On We'd
nesday last, while returning from his farm, he
was seized with appoplexy, which terminated his
existence night before last.
We regret to announce the sudden death Of
Mr.. JAMES SIzgR jr., which occurred last Monday
night. Mr.. 8. had been indisposed but few days.
He was q Lieutenant ia the "Young Guard Bats
talion," and will be buried with military ho-
nors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
~ STovEa Rasapa AVN ryvv

~ STovIs, RANGHs AND FURNACES.
Nov in store q full supply, cargo of schr Mianio-
nette Purchasers are invited 70 examine the qual-
ity OF our wares. We especially recommend the
Richmsnd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs hand for ell leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
~. Wanted Immediately two first class workmen
oc 10 GEORGE STARRETT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
FIor1rroUs VALuE.-As a general rule

the value of an article may rea lily be ascertsined
by what it will bring in cash, but even this rule
has exceptions, as was shown hefore the Mayor
yesterday morning. On Monday last, Timothy
Kitty had one volume nf a "Treatiss on the Horse,
taken out of his pocket iu John Tullys blacksmith
shop, aud as neither Tuly nor Thomas Burne would
return the book when demanded, he went to q
magistrate, charged the two with stealing book
valued at slO0, procured a warrant and had them
arrested and Gagged to answer for grand larceny.
Officer Seal, on serving the warrant, received the
book from Burne, who said it had been kept for
sport, and when it was produced in court yester,
day, we are quite sure that no one who saw it
would bave given 81 it. The Mayor, on hearing
the statements of the witnesses, discharged both
TulIy aud Burne, but required Kitty to give bail
for his good behavior in the of 800, for vio-
Ieutly assaultng and beating Tuly, soon after the
hook was missing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
sorpxx Az MsrkopoLIrAs HALL

Among the entertainments Of the week, the one at
Metropolitan Hall Thursday evening must not be
forgotten. The we'll known abilities of our humo-
.rnus fsllov-citizen P. B. Price, Esq, will be suf
fcient guarantee fsometbing good on the occasion
To addition to the Lecture by this gentleman, q
Christmas Ode will be read by Vim. P. Muuford
Esq, and several Songs and Glees sung by an Anna
teur Club. All the exercises, we understand, are
voluntary, and the proceeds Of the evening are to
be devoted to the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion in whose charitable objects ali should be iD
terested. OF course the best way to be interested
ia to be there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

Orr AT LasT.-The steamship Washington left
New York Sunday for Nicaragua. She left with
200 passengers, 93 of whom are eaid to be per.
sons who returned with her on her last trip
Cargo is stated by the agents to be 100 barrels of
four, GOO barrels of bread, and a large quantity
Of tea, sugar and other provisions. She has also
100 tons of coal aboard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
PIoruEn GALLERY "A few Of our wea'.

thy citizens are talking of establishing gallery
Of Cue srts, In the Mechanics Institute Hail. and
some very liberal propositions have been made to-
wards commencing this work. The proposition,
as We understand Il, is to add valuable paintings
to those already held BY the Virginia Historical
Society, and thus form gallery that would be
ereditable to any city In this Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29
Bag HARrsHoRnE's CURE-ALL-
TIE SREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND ka2iEDT FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM
AGH AND WEAK BOWELS

PREPARED BIZ 4 CHEMIST
ROTTl.sS >, - and 50 ceDts aan one dollar.
TIE dKAAtkST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTSHORNE'S CgRE-ALL sbould be kept liz
81 tAnliies in case of acCidents sudden sick ness
IS il frequently il lsss time THANH requires
get a physician.
externally ami internally.
Re- As tae frequent changes of the weather pro-
Dice a bad Cold, Bhe uBatism Neuralgia, sore
Throat Pam in the Bowels and stomach, Tooth and
Sar Ache, Ague LuTnps ia The Breast. Pain III the
Limbs and Body; also. stiff Neck-eycry person
snOu,d get bette. Ii acts CpOu the Nerves. NJ Ds-
.ies SiEeWs Dao0i aud Bones, and. bJ its warming
ecctroIs gnetc power expels all pain from the
tenn. Gel bottle sud try it, "
\ B.--If S0u have q Cough, use HARISEORNE'S II IS
FECTURAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRf-itIs he
basf Cough rnp IN tbs world. - and ~ cts bottle
II you are Bilious. use HAkTSHORs2'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act npon the Liver, Stoul
arb and Bowels carrying OF all Bile and Foul St.
c-etiuGs. 25 cents a bUx-
The above medicines 20 be had at sil Drug Stores
n Richrnoud, Norfvik Petersburg and s!i towns in
SlrEiQiT. oc l5--bm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

THR CRY continues very quiet, and the
weather as charming as heart could wish. Many
of the workshops, heretofore closed on holidays
are now open, and the incesssht din of the busy
hammer aud saw shows that work is pressing and
In Us. be pushed ahead. From present indications
next year will be a busy one to the mechanics o.
Richmond Many new and handsome houses will
20 up, and the demand for the superior manu!ae.
lures of our city will keep ell trades and prcfes
sions engaged to supply 1t. Richmond is destined
to be the first manufacturing city in the South
and her business men are awakening to the inpor
tanca of ancouragng home Productions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-29

MANUFACTURING BUSINESS AT LowELL-S. ]. Var
ney. Esq, of Lowell, Mass, has compiled his usual
annual statement OF tho business efthe Lowell
factories during the year. There are twelve man.
usacturing corporations in Lowell, including she
bleacbers and machine shops, With an aggregate
csnItaI of si3, 100000. The number of spndlss In
ali the mills Is 39s,064; looms, l2,234; number Of
females employed, S,962; males, 4,367, number Of
wards produced per week 1884 600 Of cotton. 1900
of wooden, 2soo0 of carpets, SO rngs The wages Of
females, clear of board per week, 10 81; average
wsges Of msles. clear Of board per day so cents
Medium produce OF loom, NO. - yarn ~ ysrds
mar day: medium produce OF a ieom No. 10 yarn,
ss yards per day; average per spindle, IL yards
ner DAY.
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SEvERE WEArHER AT SEA.-Alnost every vessel
arriving at New York for weel past, reports
experiencing culd weather, with hail and snow,
followed by heavy gales the Henry Clay from
Liverpool, having many of the crew frost bitten