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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-21

BANK ExcIfKHExT IN IowA-Tm MILITARY Our
Vn wednesday last . riot occurred at Davenport,
iowa IN consequence OF the refusal Of the bankers
Bank Of Nebrssis, which they had pus 10 eircuIs.
ton. The mob assailed the bank Of Cook I Sar-
CANT md the residence OF Mr. Cook, With brcktats
ana stones. By the intervention Of the Sheriff,
tne outbreak was suppressed.
hundred. principally Germans, collected. At the
Couft House, aud organised meeting, calling
Judge Grant to tue chair. The meeting was or.
oeriy, but determined spirit vas evincsd TO COM
pei tne redemption OF the Fiorenee notes now In
circulation, especially those In the hAnds Of labor
ers. and resolutions we're passed 10 that efyact.
Judge Grant, DR. Tegler and Mr.. Bolfs were then
appointed Committee 70 wait upon Cook q Sar-
gent and Burrows Prettyman, to ascertain what
they would do 10 the matter, and the meeting ad-
tourued until afternoon to hear the result. Judge
Grant. rs Chairman Of the Committee, then stated
that while the Committee was engaged in confer
ence with Cook Sargent, Antoine LeClaire, Geo.
l.. Davenport and Hiram Price had promised to be-
come responsible for the ultimate redemption Of
the issues of the Bank OF Florence. He also read
note from Cook 4 Sargent. saying that they
would take the money In the hands OF the laborers,
and give them Illinois and Wisconsin currency At
par, but declining to name any day when they
would retire the Florence circulation. That, how
ever, they protested willingness to do soon aS
branch bank should be established . circuia-
ting medium otherwise provided for. A note vas
Htbo from nuTfOWe a ff6ttymbU, III WHICH
they promised toretire every dollar Of their checks
between then aud next Spring, but they must
collect their debts before they could pay what
they owed. ~ - sstlss 81 ~ fsss
The meeting then resolved not to receive any
more Florence money after that date, and appoint
ed Committee to visit Cook Sargent, and ask OF
them written guaranty not to pay ont spy more
Of 10, and also to wait upon Antoine Le Claire Geo.
L. Davenport aud Hiram Price, and procure their
written agreement TO become respossble for the
issues Of the Bank OF Florence. @ Ast
We learn from the State Democrat that during
the entire day on Thursday strong excitement
reigned throughout the city, and the City Artil-
ieTy were under arms at their drill room, prepared
to act iD case of emergency.
On Friday morning Judge Grant commenced pay
ing ont small amounts at the urt.House to la
borers within the city, All others were refused,
says the Rock Islander of Saturday. That paper
adds: y1
Payment was stopped about IL o'clock. Several
hours afterwsrd, no evidence being apparent that
resumption of payment would take place, the
crowd began to show signs OF rebellion. The mu-
sic was brought out and other demonstrations
made calculated to produce excitement. These
again brought out the money and payments were
continued The military appeared on the streets
in small squads. but the great body was held in
reserve at the armory ready for action.
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LIBERAL GHr.-Jno Stephenson, ESQ., or Charles
town, va, has generously decided to trustees. lot
OF eight acres of apd at the west end Of that TO
one half o. which is to be used as cemetery and
the other halffor the endo wment Of female sem
mary, - @it @s'fa sttf -
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HAD RIGHT To.-Another kissing difficulty has
occurred. In Philadelphia conductor on horse
car railroad was observed by fellow conductor to
kiss a pretty girl as she aiighted from car. The
latter conductor reported the matter as . gross
tndecorum, and violation of the moralities of
railroad conductorism The former was accord-
ingly Summoned before the Board Of Directors,
and his prospects looked very blue, when as At
last resort he introduced the young lady who was
kissed She satisfactorily proved herself to be his
sister Consequenee-conductor No. was homo
rsbly continued In his occupation, and conductor
No. dismissed rs an impertinent busy body.
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LOCAL nATT1Rs. !
RnEIoIous CexyocArror IN Crnas

RELIGIOUS CoNv0CArIoM n CHnsfBx-
SEID-A large religious meeting hss been pro-
gressfng In Chesterfield, ton miIes from Richmopd,
Ior severai osys past. We understand that dele
Gated 10 Anella, Powhstau ssd Chester feld. which
counties compose she Middle District Baptist Asso-
!. Rev. Q. Tyrss preached the introductory sermon
froT the tsxt ''Go work 10 ny vineyard 10 day n--
Those Who heard It speak Of is e. one Of the most
powerful ana eloquent sermous they ever listened
From letters read II seems that during the past
year 700 persons were added to the churches by
baptism, making the present number Of commuui-
eants 3,7s5 !: and that the churches are In -FOUR
ishing condition. SO
:. ". Pops Dabuey, Esq (ths delegate from powha-
tan and Cumberland t. the last Legislature,) was
elected moderator, and II. H. Hancock, Esq, eIsrk.
Nr. Dst ney made an appropriate address, thank.
ing tne association for the honor conferred on him
10 calling him TO preside over their deliberations.
rev. a, n dickinson advocated the claims Of the
UoIportage Bo.rd and was followed BY Rev. Messrs.
iy'ee, biand, Winfree and others, in earnest I'D.
dresses 10 favor Of sending out an army Of Copor.
teurs. The interest felt in the subject may be
judged ef by thefact that 4lS Is we're contributed
20 the C0lperteur cause f61s3taa asfa ts=sss
key. .P. s. Henson, OF fluvarna. At the conclusion
ot the sermon. Rev. d. Winfree made IN appeal
In oehslf Of the Foreign snd State Mission Boards
located IN this city, and SIS were subscribed.
In the afternoon Rev. G. c. Biting, the agent for
the New Orleans church, addressed the meeting In
behalf Of the Baptist cause in the Crescent city,
and received $2l5 ss{ ea-n5 rsssss.' 4. =
Rev. g. Mason, of Manchester, was re-appointed
to labor as missionary within the bounds Of the
Association, at salary of $780, and of that
amount was raised in q few moments.
% Friday tue Association met and spent most
Of the day in discussing various reports IN behalf
Of Sunday Schools, Temperance, Bibie operations,
Domestic Missionss etc. The addresses we're good,
and showed that there was . fair amount Of talent
In the body. sesf x.sss D ea9
The Association adjourned late in the afternoon,
all feeling that it was one Of the most successful
annual meetings they had ever held. ~ a.,its
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Ex-PREsIpENr FILLMORE was At Niagara Fall.
wren the messages of the President and the oueen
were received. The large throBg present called
ous Mr. =, who made IN eloquent speech. To
ffoiessor Morse-wIose efforts from year to year
10 the infancy Of the science to obtain the fvor ~
Congress he related at length--he awarded the
chief praise for having first suggested telegraph
across the Atlantic
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DISTINGUISHED yIsrrons AT Nswposr. Z. I-
Among the distinguished visitors who are nov
soiourning at Newport sre--Governor Chase. Of
Ohio, Edward Everett, VIM. G. Riyes, Of Va,
George bancroft. Lord Napier, Count sartiges. the
Baron de- Wstterstedt, Sweedsh Ministers and
many others. Among the literary people are-Miss
Catherine Sedswick, Mrs. e. G. Howe, author OF
'.Passion Flowers. = Geo. II. Calvert, George II.
Boxer and Henry I. Tuckerman. s
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ECARD.-RsnoyAL. -Dr. Kyox has
rsmoved his residsnce IA the hoass o. H1h a.,
Church Hill. -, sys-s.s,s.ss.. -ssls.,ss
In prcfierng his servicss to the citizens a nlcA
mond, among shon bis short tsGidencs hes allowed
casd upon 70 state that he hes bssn engAGod tn the
active practice Of his psotession fbr the aSs ~ yeers
ofice. ixth st.. between Main aadCasy. as5-lRs
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2 -. y, =, g. RloHAonD. ossossr =, ~.

!, - Ar AID BHL0w Corr Arc
pushing our sales to close buyiuess in October In
All Fancy @oods We are willing to. make hsavy es-
and country people to our stock. visit hon theH
shall be fully repaid BY low prices lsr Goods, .
We prefer sacricing them In the hooses 70 Datting
~ VALENTINE 4 soN. No y srcsd a..
Io an I3--lm sitr7. rs. Near Cocitu1 auuneo.
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~ Nsw YoaK LIsn IxsUHAsos Cox'
AMI. 4f tsest ~, 81 taa 3istsfi sis5if s ~ ssias
Capital St1, 100000.

The above Company is PURELY MUTUAL. and
DlVlDEnDS declared ANNUALLY, end hayO
averaged about IS or 10 per cent. sfs
When desired, 40 per cent of the annual premium
will be loaned to the insured.
This Company has paid, In the State of yirginia.
more than ONE HUNDRED AND FIITY thou.
SAND DOLLARS to widows. orphans and creditoss.
8 All losses have been fAlDPkOMPfLY, and wish.
out litigation. isass.fs .s ss..-a FL sli
Cali. without delay. and secure LIFE POLICY
for the benefit of your family; $1,000.
fkessts Geny Agent and Atty Tor Virgiuia
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Mopfna AsrIsssA- The London critir, ID 80 Ella,
Sosas4 article ID Rfsfort ss fsks hasnss.
1niss school; Jsnny Lind fte simplicity aud fffs ~
uess Of nature; and kfstori tho most boantsous
gin and shs nost charmiak eraes ~ ratsfe
= x4alssd i'll SlJxIX 24~sE. ~
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ENGLIsH MUSTARD, manufactured
~ by Taylor Bros. All lovers Of this excellent
eondiueLt should try packet Of It, To be had at
CHAS DAWSON'S
EaFsgss suecesssr 10 j b Wood
aGlS Corner Main and 18th streets
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ C0AL-The Subscribers are now prepared 10
receive orders for tie delivery Of Glover Hill Coal
fhey also Keep constantly on hand Red and White
Ash Anthracite Coal both of which will be sold on
~ good terms - 1t can be purchased in the city.
orders ieft at their Office near Petersburg Depot.
or at capt. Lbby.s corner Of 2lst and Cary sts ).
VIII he promptly attended 10. - - /
jy 2f--3an p WM III DAVIa 4 co
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\ scribers will keep constantly On hand supply
of the various kinds Of Coal produced st the MACK
Heath and old ktna Mines, such ss LUMP, AVE
KAdE, HAIL and smiths uUAA. with which We
are prepared 70 furnish those In want Of superior
article Of fuel At the lowest market prices. The So
perior quality Of the Coal produced at these mines
for general purpo 90 is too we'll known 20 require
any Recommendation, particularly the Smiths' Coal
which cannot be excelledby any ecred 70 the trade
orders LETT Of Nh, Ajax. Motifs auction store or 81
Mr.. samuel hastings, on 18th street, or sddfessed
70 Mr., John Farrar. the Company's Agent, Through
box 2is. will be punctuaify attended 70.
jy22-lm TUMPKINS co.
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4 NTHRACiTE AND VIK0INIA LUMP

~ COAL Tho subscriber. dealer in the above
hand. tho best white and red Ash Philadelphia Cos.
snd Lump Ccas from Midlothian and BLACK heath
Ninef and would ask his friends and cuss0snef1 10
call npon him before giving others orders. on the
pretence Of their selling Coal lower, being deter
msneo e cell coal - low sny dealer in the city,
Nno VIII WyiSh his Coal. All he asks q 3 cal to
satisfy them pc LARUS. n Main e.
Or ONCE os the Dock. between l7th and lsth.
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iHs IRISH EScUNBERID ESTATE CouRT--The Her.
sid says "Ihe new act respecting the disposal
VI ehcu1, oered estates has received the royal IS
commencement of the sales to the present reaches
over tZ2,o00, 600, of which not more than f3.OOO.
ooU was contributed by English and Scotch pur
cnasers. There were 2 $50 estates sold, which
Der upwards of S,0o0., - ~,s-g->-1 !
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ELIDE ISLAND GUANO--For sale in
IL loEste suit purchss -. Ff z
su iI-tis.0 BACON. 4 BAsKERviLL
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EOR SALE-The LEASE, BAR, FIX
Il TuREs. BOWLING ALLEYS, &c. of an old
CITY, at private sale To good tenant the terms
viii be very accommodating. Apply 10
- Nv 3-ts ALEX MOTT.
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ELlDE ISLAND GUANO.-A full sup
II ply Of Elide Island Guano. for sale by
gu IL EDWIN WOaTHAM Co.
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nEBAGES - DEBAaES.-Receive a
- large lot of Dehages which we offer for safe at
the low price Of sxponce per yard, great bargain
JOHNSON & III ATWOOD,
su III p a7tr No II Main a.
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Z. PHotaryc.--Nre Beverly 6rtnth - nedfsra CO..
w. 1sv days since gave birth - three Ans, barge
and healthy boxing children. tNo girl! AAd one
hey. They are ~ Icing snd deangi usaI q feis
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The CHANGE OF LEvEL IN THE LAKss-TnE HIGH
WArER-Irs CAUsE.-Chester Dewey, LII. D., of the
University of Rochester. states that Lake Ontario
is seven inches higher than in October, 1857 hen
it was the highest that had been known for eleven
years. He states that there is no regular time of
or fall in the lakes-no periodical changes OF
i've or seven, or eleven years. Lake Ontario is
high or low when or after the same fact in
Lake Erie, and the fluctuations are about equal,a.
they are in Lake Michigan. The difference in the
level is very rarely four feet in year, when the
waters are at rest.
The conclusion he arrives at, after eleven years
observation of the lakes, and of meteorological
conditions in their vicinity, is, that the uctua-
lions OF their level depend on the quantity of
water poured into the lakes by all the streams
which carry OF the rain and the melted snow, and
upon the amount of evaporation.
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nOYLE's FAN MILLS-Differen 81
~ zes, 10 stere and for sale By
CHURCH d FLEMING,
an linn Corner Cary and ls.h sfs
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~To Da n KAus: --DsA1 Bu: lIssl
lends seasS rsmsv mo = 4 sV, ,sses XII isps c.
neck, ~ hftesn yeafS seaq41ugs Ne3e!n9y4
VI shlse poun1ss vssnoes ehe -
sanipsnt Dhysaejaas ~ M eenntys - eeSAe
2 hsvs n9ysins s9ss e. wa huAnY j. a1UsSa
~ Rssidsncs Reaysr DAN, 6A6oyer eeeetgs ve.
- DA KAHN'D u<Des = ~ cornss q - -
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E,UR SALE.-Virgini State 6 per cent.
J. stoch; Orange aid Alexandra Pailroad yer
cent. Bouds. K TX MAUkY 4 co.
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eon.eptiou & Brooklyps N, Y, h 70 b % the 6th
sSptenber. Tho prizes for the.bcst hofssaapship.
sre tohs, grand piasc worth $780, silver pitch.
or and pair Of goblets eSoo, aad . goid snaaslisd
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Rev Harrison May. of New York, died on Tuee-
Gay evening, in The 7lth yesr OF hts aGe. Bs ms
and tsstesIy pastor OF thS Hssoymed Dutch ehaf9h,
II alst street. j 81 10y VI ~
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EOR sALE-At low price, SHOW
l. CASE. So feet long 2 feet inch in width feet
inches In height--glass all round.
is H-ts MYERS JAHNKE.
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C,OR SALE-Will be sold privately,
j. an almost entirely new STEAM ENGINE
L s CuUkTNEY,
IFF Care of A. Bodeker,
Throu sh the Post Office Richmond Va,
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worth city, has been infoslnsd that iamsdiete1
sppiidAtion will BE- AdS to Gev. Denver 70 call m
:xts. session OF the Legislature OF KansAs, 10 Or
ger that steps may be taken br tht bsmnti0n Of
smother constilnuon for the Tsrsit0fy.
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fHR GRAsssos OF BEsrpicr ARsoLD.-The London
correspondent Of the Evangelist, In giving IN &C.
count Of three days revival meeting at the town
of Barnett, says:
Il Among those present and Who spoke vas DR..
Hamilton, the emineIt diyins of the Scotch Pres
byterian church In London. and author OF ssLife
ID EaEnest.s Rev. Mr.. Arnold, An estimsbIe and
yoapg Episcopal brother, also took an active part,
and added greatly tothe interest and spirituality
Of the msetisgs. You will be intsrested with. the
TACT, that b - grandsonl q Arnold, hsAmsricaa
HS ha6 . sister married, knd they inherit large
tract of landin Capada ffona their grsndfAthef.
Exposfs or corfos. The exports 81 cotton from
Ns~ oritsns 20 tlreat Britain, during the pssa
rrsek we're II O0o bales. There have been received
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- Tn GRxAr HsALr1 Rssres

THn GRKAT HxAL1U 61oroBl8
rHE LIYg OF rH8 fLxsH u ~ sul RIDoo--whsn
the HOod becomes sitated tospuga, tn0 Weok, she
ssh ooses its vitality. the skin becomes yelIOg snd
paliid the Liver disdtdered, Dyspepda soA JndIese
ton ioLiow the spirits droop, NegvVnsn1D eoOGanr
,css sud lifs becomes . burden. - =
HxkTahORNk'e HEALTH I1eI0Axn, Oh
g5gf q. eARSAPAkiklA CORDIAL.
impartin9 new viger and tone 70 3 aepHe(is1elon ~
paired by disease fFOfn any cause. It remOy0 Pm.
powers Cf both sexes, gives blooD " ~ ipailf4
rhesk, and makes ons joyous and hagpy. 1neegh
medicin.l N its e0scss, h 2 Yesssse ead1s =
piajnts. Which II thesr vegy DatuTe are {ahoeeeng
and asbiIitasisg rs Rropaya g arsge9ea sSsass..
charm. Quart bottlss 81. enall bQtk{s1 r. f1otA
told BY pURcxiL. EADD 20; NoA4 Wq1Sous
PE4EhsoK; BopsRHn; dAnIdck; " L1yoy Hnle.
ANp DoWpnD. ,B sasax t4,S my&~o1cU1n
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Z AQuARAxSnsH AT NAfcHxs The Common Couneii
or Matches. Miss, have estsbished rtgoroul qsa-
tantins. No psrson Who has besn AbQafd Of .
boat HON = port where yellow fsysr = knewD N
exist sbsl b allowed q sntsr The city before the
expiration Of twsnty-ons dAgs afteF lsaving such
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LINE TEAS-Retailing at wholesale
l. prices by WIN KING.
an D-3t ~ .-s5 ~ 6 and Franklin street
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DtDkSAY COL0GNE.-Mr. CHAS. 3.
~ DAWSON, my successor at the old stand cor
OF Main and 18th streets has the genuine Dor.
ssy Cosogne Water, ident;caiy thetau,e as formerly
N sde by nae. au l3 -ts j r WOUD
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RESCUE OF THREE CHILDREy-The Windsor (Ohio1
Herald says that on Tuesday, the 10th inst, as
Mr owen was crossing from Sandusky to Kings
willie in a small schooner, when about eight mile
from one OF the islands, he fell in with a small
or IL girl, the others much smaller The boat
was fuli OF water, drifting before the wind and
they up to their necks in water. From being so
long In the water they had become almost speech
less. and were with difficulty freed from their
hold on the boat. From the eldest Mr.. Owen
learned their names and where they belonged, and
took them home. From the father he lear ned thar
they had been in the water from "A. NJ to h-P
M. They had been seen in the boat in the morn
ing, shortly after which they wore missing The
father started in pursuit, but failing to fud them,
returned to the island. q 80 n
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GLOVER HILL C0AL.-Th undersign-
~ ed 10 prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL CUAL
It the lowest market price. throughout the seeson
in Sta III GIBSON.
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- OD0nFo, on P1ARL Dnn1IBn1oDl--
This Tooth Powder u prsVaesd bye reslDs e e0sf
the oldest prugGists in the unitsA stAe1e 81 hA0
beea testyd by the public for upwards ftyysaso.
Of the 1uEnss Ard for per1Silo 81 elsaaG119 ~
tseth, 4 ssAnde unsQallled. RNpsssl sl4 - nAls
only By WAkIN0& 8 fnAhOx
IS DsuGgises. isv Broad ., absss -
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{ .HEEsE.-25 boxes Cheese, landing
II " TYLER. Agent.
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{ An AGREEABLE SURPRIsE.-A surprise vieit was
made by the Congregation OF the Park Pfesbyterf-
an Church at Newark, H., TO their pastor, Rev
DR.. Rowland, on Monday evening last II was the
twenty-6fty anniversary OF bis wedding day, and
being what is called silver wedding, be was pre-
ssbtsd with purse of $50, all in specie. "A poem
Was read by . member. a6 - 4sgse Z g
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- DUDlxY d Co, l1pssseGs 81
DIES, Old WHl0k1Ks aa1 CIoA49 Ne. y -
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How TIE PEOPLE TAKE THE ''GREAT EVENT OF THE
AGE"-Mr. Smith was highly delighted declared
within his recollection of cable having been laid
across the Atlantic.
MIR. Jones was "nearly crazy" Immediately or
dered dozen on the half shell, and said it was
hard to beat. sEF - :
Mr. Brown doubted whether it could really be
| true; stated his willingness to drink ii invited
Mrs. Thompson was wild with joy; said she ne
yer did-only to tbink--goody gracious.
were attending private primary meeting at the
"Pitcher and Three Glasses" resolved that it was
great thing, and was aa additional cause for su,l
porting the general administraton.-N r. Post.
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aPacIAt noxxcaA

e0soneD q. e911E, D., -
- - e =; = - nssssss = r - - =
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GRAIN Observation-Disclosures without
NJ scam, for sale at the Penitentiary Store.
ss- r. ID. NIMMO,
AN 10 Qerl'i Ag't Virginia Penite ntiary.
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DOTAsH -One cask' Of Lump Po,ssh,
full strength: Also Printers' Glue, all qualities
and prices. In store and for sale by
tfFE \ JOHNSTON 4 BR0.,
auf2 Druggists.
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pRIME SEGARS, lately received from
the importer may be found at the Apothecary
Store nf JSO W GARLtCK,
suli Market Piece, Franklin street.
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AIM = x AS.
MARIN LIST.
PORT or Observation-Disclosures !;

ARRIVED.
Schr. vendovi, Bray, Rockiand, plaster to
Cazenove 4 Go.
Schr. Henry James, Ald7ich New York, salt
to Il. English Il Bro.
Schr. Hershel, Brdsall, Richmond, to 1. }.
Mehafiey.
Schr. L. Waterbury, Hazleton, New York, to
r. j. Mehatfey.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to
Wheat 4 Bro
Brig L. Baldwin, Montgomery, Boston, coal
by Borden Mining Go.
Scbr. NJ. r. Carlisle, WinsmoTe, Providence
coal by ID. a Lowe.
Schr. H. w. Hawley, Prche', Philadelphia
coal by T. J. Mehaffey.
Schr. Helen Mar Tuthill New York, coal by
T. j. Mehafey. ,,,.-
Schr. Louisa Tucker, Robinson, Philadelphia
coal by T. J. MehaFey.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs. S. H. Moore, Smith, from this port, ar
rived at Fall River, 10th inst; J. c. Runyon'
Matthew's, from do, do lltb; Minerva, WINS
low, for do, sailed from do, 18th inst.
Schrs Spencer d., Mapes, for this port, cld
at New York, 18th inst; Ann Turner, Clifford
for Washington, do, 18th inst.
Schrs S g. King, Andrews, for this port ana
J. G. STEELE, Corson, for Washington, cid al
Pbiladelpha 9Th INST