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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-30
Rev. DaYid Caldwell

The readers Of the brief obituary notice, 10 the
public journals, which, few days ago, announced
the death of Rev. David Caldw of Leesburg, Va
would scarcely be able to estimate from that
modest announcement the loss which bis church
and society have sustained in the death of man
who was probably one Of the most elegant and &C..
oouplished scholars and writer's, aud one of the
most eloquent divines in the country. We have
never known man more pious, amiabe, humble
and devout. His bright and placid countenance
was true index of his genia! and gentle nature,
aud his musical voice, exalted or strained to
harshness, yet pervades in every tone with the
deep emotion OF genuine aud unaffected ZEAL rolled
on, smooth and silver current, laden with price.
les treasures Of thought and rare flowers of imsgi
nation. We have heard passages in Mr.. Cald.
Wells sermons which would have done honor. in
power, simplicity and beauty, to the old Englsh
divinss. He might have occupied prominent DO.
st'ons in the Church In this and other cities, but
hia health, which has been delicate for years. pres
vented him from accepting such onervus responst
oiities, and he terminated his life In an Lumh,er
sphere, but leaving behind him in tho hearts Of
al who knew him, q memory which will be ever
beautiful and green
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Gilbert Hunt,

In another column will be found Just tribute
rom southwestern paper, to GILBERT Hunt. who
saved 20 many lives at the burning of the Rich
mond Theatre. Gilbert 10 still living among us.
sna sun IN his old age, working hard at the an.
VIZ Iais AFRICAN hero" IS he is styled BY ONT
consequently, deserves some more substantial, sx
niohion Of gratitude than words of prai.e. Tbose
.no nave reason to remember the value Of his
strong arm and devoted heart, on that fearful
Night, and oil who respect and admire self
nosns and ioysl nature will rejoice to adop, som
means Of preventing Gilbert Hunt from suffering
In the decline Of life, and Of showing that Rich.
nond knows how to appreciate and reward sueh
services We may add, in addition to the fact.
stated elsewhere, that Gilbert showed In the late
var the same public spirit and courage which
ssvs aiways distinguished him. and stood man.
iaily 1t bis post, over true and faithful.
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A4Tl1EU1ek TuD6H~THM IHsO-
rtAsrfo Pnocrss-9. ". JONES, DEnrIs1. hsv
Log purchessd hail the sseissts right foi ins s,sss
mode Of msAine 1BETp ard aftcr yssMe w ana
plain had Jhlpd, Il entirely satt.fed u is G1sosn.
supsrsorisy over the Eold. slssr sna prmcnd Il
% ell who sy desire u partial sess 9! - sse s.E
and especially 70 such as may b dtss0nslso ~
uose Msv are noscMsin0 In this process y. q ans
chjectious e she gold psst n. ss ~ snd av 70 DE
and de tssth being e TIE .s s's' ; ~,
Ara thercfore cleaner smoother. and Ia tvery r.
spect better q the ysf,scs scsion
ton q the plate 70 the mouth and me s'ie esh
thereby secured, he can insert one or more sss.s
uikAcst clasps and In Ill cases guarantee pe1ioe'
ThismssSo3 svins been sdcpssd end co%msod-
North and 4onth. Testimonials VIII DC gsc1, a ~
specimens exhibited. ta any VINO nay asss 1870, ~
them 4 he ojd plates Of those Wishing q exchsnes
the old method for the new viii Be tsxen IA 70 III pa:
nav. Wili Of course make teeth on the oid moos
for those who may prefer II. - x..4h
ffiiing thoroughly and gently donei sna Teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wlsn u.
once opposite Corinthian Hall. seN-S"
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D% ECONOMY Is WEALTH, AND TINE is
MONEY
Row ia the time 70 get a bargain in
SEWING MACHINE,

Cu1y POI, S1U duu SsV.
The subscriber offers for sale, at the above low
prices, the celebrated
QUAKER CITY SEWING MACHINE.
He has sold over 300 of them in Alsbarna. during
the past summer, FIR plantation use-being 30 sinn-
pie in their construction that any ordinary seam
stress can learn them In one hour.
They are equally adapted to eoarse OF fine work,
making very strong and flexible scam, that Will
not rip-sews from two ordinary spoos. withont re-
winding-use any kind Of thread. catton or elk
The improvement in this Machine ~ 80 simple.
that they are not liable to get out Of order,
A great deal might be said about this Machine,
but wish the public to call and examine Tor them
selves. They are on exhibition for short time at
We wish it distinctly uudf rstood, that these are
DO cheap. single thread Machines. bnt use donDie
thr, ad and are wa rrsnted to be in proper order.
N.B.-The attention OF persons in ws2t of Agen-
ces throu ghout the Southern Statea is invited to
this Machine the Agent to dispose OF state
and County Rights. very liberal discount Is al
lowed to Agents, making it lucrative and gentee!
business as well a safe one. Only smaIi capital
required. fREAE.
no 25-d6tkcwitN agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ FEE LECTURE. Rev. Mr.. BLISS

~ Free LEcruRE. Mr.. BLISS.
sc nostor vii, lecture THIS EVENING. in the ist
presby terrain church. on Gods Providentai Care OF
our Country and especially on the ovsrthrow q the
Roman Ga. holic religion in the Valley Of the Msss
aippi The snhject will be illustrated by large
chart of the United States. made Tor this purpose
The lecture will answer two q uestions: How came
this country to be ours, and how came thiscountry
TO be Protestant and not q Roman CathO!ic couh-
try? ~
This Lecture was delivered in this city several
ferestinn and instructive tho chart which ia used
adding much to the clear illustration Of the
ne 0-lt
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN" PARRISH
master, from New York:
I'd Cox, J Jones' L levi, WEi Wheeler. CT NC
Kepsie O Clarke. Miss Malone, J OBrian lady
ner. Miss Upson, Miss Mordaunt. @ White,
Miss Va Cullen. Miss March. Seaman. Mrs l. m
Ferris four children and servant: Miss 6rlmke ana
servant, Mrs De Fountely two children and mother.
J Rose ard Sc Storage.
Also from Norfolk -
Clarke. Mrs Atkinson D w Hart. Ribble, Not.
fipgham. n II Fisher L 8 Overton, Ed Beekman.
TEOa Cunuin cham,
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA-[WAR BETWEEN Pc
RU AND EQUApOR.

New YORK, Nov. 2a.-By the arrival of the ILL.
nois advices are received from South America
A contract had been made By the Gillian gov.
ernment with the Pacific Steamship Company, te
carry the mail for years.
The EQaadoran Minister TO Peru had demanded
his passports and left the country.
Sr. Peru Castillo had been declared President and
Congress had passed law authorizing him to raise
Is 600 men, and to supply funds for war to or.
ganize National Guard and to declare war against
Ecuador Gen. Echiniqae was thought to be the
author of ths disturbance, his object being to
direct attention to the North, while he, assisted
by Bolivia, invaded the South.
The Equadorian government had received guam.
tity Of American Rifles and was rapidly preparing
for
The latest news by way of Callao is that General
San Roman had come down from Lima, to dis.
patch Peruvian feet to blucka ie the Equadoriap
ports, and that war bad actually been declared
severe gale had been experienced at Aspin.
wall.
The U. s. ships Roanoke Saratoga, and Relief
were at Aspinwal; the ST Mary's had sailed from
Acapulco for Panama and the Savannah and
jamestown we're at San Juan.
The ship Telfassa, which sunk at Panama, had
500 tons Of coal, which is total loss. The schr.
Wide Awake was ashore, aud would be Sold
A fire at Valparaiso had destroyed 600 worth
of property.
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f% NoTICE.--The subscriber would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he has removed frem his old stand No. Is
Main street. below the st. Charles Hotel to No 50,
on the opposite side above the ct. Charles Hotel.
where he would be glad to see his friends and the
public Thankful fer past fsvors he hopes by strict
attention TO business to merit continuance Of the
same EDWA ARD KERsEY.
N. B.-Just received, another lot of those fine
Lava and Coral Sets OF Jewery. no 2s-lw
Er NoTIcE.-An adjourned meeting
of the Stockholders of the Richmond and York HI
yer Railroad Company will re held at the Office of
the Company in the city of Richmond. on TUES
DAY the 3Dth inst. at II O'Clock. Punctual attend
ance of Stockhold.r rs is re2ues ed
no Is -St-2'126th30th W MORTON, Sec'y.
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Affairs In Louisa,
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

LOUISA c. II. Nov. q, 1858.
The Baptist denomination commenced series o
meetings last Sunday. Rev. Messrs. L. W Allen
Samuel Harris, and Haley,the Pastors. This after
noon the ordinance of baptism, was administered
three persons.
The Christmas holiday are anticipated with de
light by our children and negroes, whose simple
hearts see in them only time for rejoicing and
Happiness. ALPHA
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ab THREE THOUSAND DIVORCES is stated that
there are 5000 applications for divorce now on file
In the courts of Indiana. The married state if we
may Judge from this fact, must be very Insecure
ana undesirable 1t is consoling ref &C ton. how
ever that IN no case has divorce been known to
occur where the parties during courtshin u,ad those
beautiful visiting cards gotten up at the DIsp.rrH
JOB OFFICE Persons having taste and economy
enough to choose them never mistaken in the
selection of q companion for life.
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We congratulate our esteemed contemporarv n.
Is "stfenton Wing upon the military hcnors
-'''n asse ossn recently conferred upon him
me press has reason to b. proud Of its reprssep.
s.essin NE nsld Of arms, who 10 aehivsIrous and
n,sA.soeea gentleman. and deserves every mari
o. admiration and confidence from his fsIIov,
s''ss.., .ne nsnor themselves In honorine one
20 worthy Of their respect and regard.
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DIED.

On Sunday, this 8lst Of October, 1853. at The rfef
dance N her dsukhters, ID Y1uvanna county, Va.
Ms LUCY MOeBT. VIE Of Langston Mcsby. aged
q years and 70 days.
AZ williamsburg. Va. after long illness, BENZ
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nS2- CInAK ANp MANrLN DEPoT. 2

~ Cloak AND MANTLE DEPoT.-I
shsIl omen on Monday the 2eth instant, Rich yF l.
WITS Superfine Beaver and Broad Cloth RAG
LANS OF the most fashionable styles and the latest
designs. for Ladies'. Misses and Children Also;
and Freush HAIR PINS, in all coIors. The Gold
Medal 81 Spring SKIRT, the best Skirt in
Chidren's RKIRTS as low AZ % cents FANCY
GOODS in great variety. Sold ct prices 70 defy
competition. kZEk1tL,
10 c9-Iw 81 Main street.
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Marine KrHLLIoHUCU.
PM u Reamnd, Nov 10 HsA water 49, sds
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown. Parrish, New York, mdzs
and passengers, LudIam d Watson.
Steamer George Peabody. Pritchstt. Baltimore,
mdxa, udlam Watson.
schr Gallego, emith. New York. mdss. D = W
Currie.
Downey.
echr Lois, Nickerson. Boston, ash, Jones 4 Co
and Womble B Claiborne.
Brig WIN H Brnns. knight Baltimore. plaster.
d W Curris
SAILED,
schr VIM Severe, Brooks. Baltimore, fed, W d
ColQuitt 4 Co.
schr Ben vandver, King. Philadelphia. mdss. "
d Colqnitt ca.
Schr A Ellistt Kelsey, New Orleans. md8e. Il
Rankin.
schr Cherecoke. Shelley. down the river, light.
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Isx-This agent has been introduced into ths prac-
tir of the subscriber with entire 1t Is per-
fectIy simple and harmless. A gentle current Of
eectiicity is made to ga through the ferceps up,
the 10th to be extracted, which entirely destroy
the painful sensations usually felt IN the effort Of
extraction. JOS WOODW ARD, Do mist.
Office on Man, between 9th and 10th streets.
r031-Iot+
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Ratchet, which penetrated his brain.
A resolution that no member shall be absent
from his seat during the session, without provi-
Dental cause, leave o. the Senate, was adopted
In the Georgia Legislature, so as to apply solely
to the mover.
Late advces from China state that on American
account the exports of tea this season amounted
to 100000 pounds, against 15S, 900 same time
last year.
vagrant woman gave birth to three children
In police station house, at Cincinnati, OF Tues<
day night.
A''travelling physician" left Meadvlle, Pa, quito
suddenly, the other day, taking with him brother
ply sician's wife.
A very respectable business is cranberrying in
Wisconsin. The last crop was IS 900 bushels, and
$5S,l46 40 have beer disbursed in the traffic.
W. Z. Burton, tine comedian, is playing in Char
lesion, s. C.
In Galveston and Houston and the other Texas
towns the yellow fever has ceased as An epidemic
The value of the real estate in Albany, n. Y, ia
estimated at $25,96l ,922.
George Wynkoop, Esq, has resigned his posi-
ton as deputy United States marshal of the east.
ern district of Pennsylvania.
letter from Rome, in the Paris Univer' al.
nounses the death OF Count Joseph Mastri, broth.
er Of the present Pope.
Miss Avonia Jones is playing at Augusta, Ga.
Hon. Jno. L. Ward has resigned his post as Pre-
sident Of the Georgia Senate, preparatory to de.
parting to I'll the mission 10 China.
Or. JDo. Calling, prominent citizen Of Gates
county, n. G., died on the 23d inst.
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JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Attorney General.
ami JOHN NJ. PATTON, JR have entered into q
QUICKER PATTON" in the Court of Appeals at
Richmond and Lewisburg. and in the Superior and
Inferior Courts Of the citv of Richmond
Any business entrusted to their care will be
nrnIuntlY attended TO. no 2l-Im
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a bs'fiss csrDiross o. Mrxico.--I. appear,
.nssit 10 claims Of The British bopdholdsrs are
recognised By the Jusres Government 1t Vera
ufas. Abont $4,000 hsve already bsen collected
sos shss q The Vera Crus Custom House.
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SALE of R.ILsoAD Srock. - The Norfolk Argus
states that the interest Of Norfolk In the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad to the extent Of 700 shares,
has been sold to the McDonogh estate of Balti.
moro, for 40 investment, and not to the Steam
Packet Company, as reported. The city still holds
so shares Of stock 10 road.
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ROAD LETTINa.-We understand the entire line
OF the Va. Ky. Railroad ia now under contract,
aad is to be pushed forward to earley complies
tion. Meesrs. Hawkins Co., expect to have the
firs; ten miles finished and engine upon it with
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@- MEDIcAL CARD. - Dr.. SYLvABus
L INGRAM having located in this city. respectfully
tenders bis professional services TO its citizens
ONCE and residence for the present on BANK
STREET, near the Mechanics Institute.
~ o--
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SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY

@-Ambrotypes can again bs obtained at the
Steam Gallery fer IS cents The Steam Gallery is
the place to get the cheap and good work at short
nstice. Old fogies. clear the track
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nss,. s.euro e.irxaecx.--Ths bDhoonef - =.
VAN. IN New Brunswick, bound for HaFtaoso,
v.s vrecked on SUNDAY night Of last week, ness
aai,sord, CT A ccrrespondent u the New Havsn
News sAyss
The keeper Of the light shouted 70 them e sns
rhor nearer, but they did not hrar.h pcring tue
night the large anchor parted. and the vessel arsE
rcd and struck heavily on reef OF rocks exsen9>
iny 20 the northward Of Goose lslana lac gs.s
thumptur on the rocks whiloi the waves wee
breaking moro than halt mast high, making
clear breach over her.
The persons aboard consisted OF the captain,
three men, The captains wife and daughter, little
Girl three years Of age. The captain ordered all
the little GIRL ia his arms aud the captain assisted
his wifs. In this situation they remained uaui
the forenoon Of Tuesday, being 10 full view OF
Faux ners Island, blatant two miles, without Any
prospect Of relief. They were all yearly cn'heo
through; the incessant jerking OF the Sessei
ening to pitch them into tho maddened see De-
meath them. At this time, the man hoioipg inc
girl, worn out with the great exertion nc was
Obliged to make, could do no more, ana wave
striking the doomed vessel. the little girl dropped
from is arms aud fell to the deck, ana Was pfopa-
big instantly killed, 40 the angry sea washed the
little body back and forth between the ratings OF
the deck 10 the sight Of its agonized parents, and
was finally carried to the boiling sen beyond.
During all this time the keeper Of the light.
house on Faulkner'a Island had been intentiy
watching them, until he could remain an inactive
spectator to their fate no longer, and resolved TO
20 and rescue them or perish In the attempt.
Leaving his little children alone, (his wife being
absent ashore.) after nearly swamping his boat
several times, be succeeded by the greatest exers
ton, in reaching tho schooner and reecning the
survivors aud iandipg them On Fauikner's Island
before dark.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
Enthusiastic reception of
Mr. j W WALLACK!

Enthu6laStlc receptlon OF
Mr. j " WALLACK!
IRON MASK TONIGHT
wv WALLkCK AS LEON
IRON MASK TONIGHT
wv WALLACK AS LEON
IRON MASK TONIGHT
In his performance Of which he stands
UNEQUALLED!
IRON MASK TONIGHT
IRON MASK TONIGHT
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY
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H6- DESIRABLE BOOK" The Hand Book of Court
ship For sale at the Gift Book Store, 81 Main
street. o,
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em 81 E,zg FOR so CENTS.

RAu 81 Size FOB so CENTS.
POWERS il now furnishing
his customers the dollar size Anbrotype for SO cts
pEAnL AMBk0TYPES taken only at
POW Frs. Isl Main street.
The beat PHOTOGRAPHS are made at
POWERS Isl Main street.
Persons wishing the best lkenes,es, at a low
no t7-3ts POWERS Gallery.
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PROPER STgP.-A bill has passed the House of
lfiy-two, prohibiting the intermarrisge of first
cousins, under severe penalty, and cutting off
the Inheritance of issue. The preamble 70 the
bill asserts that many determinations of mind and
body are of congenial origin from the practice Of
near kindred intermarrying with each other.
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n~ SPLENDID
VELVET
CLOTH
CL0AKS
RAaiANs.
LA RUFFLED SLEEVES.
no is-I5t PRICE a WATKINS.
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AN AWFUL DEATH "A young married man in
Philadelphia, Friday night. while walking out,
saw cour tesan and followed her into suspicious
house uear by. He had just entered the door
when be was attacked with palpitatiou Of the
heart, and In . few moments lay a corpse. A Cor
the circumstances. A terrible "sudden death"
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FRAHcy.-Advices from Paris are to the 10TH
Several jews had been appointed members OF the
General Council Of Algeria. The Emperor and
Prince Napoleon had come 10 the conclusion that
1t was useful and opportune to manifest by act of
government, that the equality OF reig ious belief
Is ebsolute and compiete 10 Etench law.
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w. VALUABLKlBcoKs The speeches and Ora,ions
OF Edward Everett. For sac at the Gift Book
Store.
Also the Speeches OF Webster and Hayne. at the
Gift Book Store, No "a Main st. d
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
New YORK. Nov. 2s.-The seeamer Arago, from
Southampton on the 10th, is coming mp. Her
dates net late those by the Europa, at
Halifax. Among her passengers, are Pauiding
Tatnall, bearer of the treaty with Japan, Hon.
VIM. Aiken and Bishop Davis, Of South Carolina.
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a. DOVE LODGE No. 6l.-Breth-
Xxx rem. attend called meeting of your Lodge,
your Lodge Aoom, in Bosh-r's Hall
By order Of the Worshipfu, Master.
no 30-lr GEO Ii TONpKINS Sec,v
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Richmond Markets-N0v. %
ELoUR-Ne quote country superfne at $ssi to
shippers, and S6ii to the trade.
WREAT-Is unchanged from cur last quotations
CoRs-Is quoted at 7o@s0c., with fair demand.
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ffSTRsN IN TIE CooLIE TRADE.--The screw steamer
Scotia, which has just landed cargo of coolies In
Gaia. put into Savannah Ca, on the Goth instant.
In search Of freight 70 return TO Myarpooi.
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FATAL lFFaAr.-H. Horton, marshal of Cave
Spring, Ga, attempted to chastise l.. w. Dean, on
the cath instant, and was killed by blow from
Ratchet, which penetrated his brain.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 90 Cotton Arm, with sales of
1850 bales Uplands middipg Ia, Flour heavy !;
Ohio s. sea $780, ether brands unchanged Wheat
I612c lowe Southern red 81 20. Corn heavy; mixed
1870 SPIRITS turpentine heavy at 4T@isc. kosin
bus yant at $l.55. go
BALTIMORE, Nov % -Fleur steady-no sales TO re-
rort. heat steady; red S4ls@sl.2s; white sl.3@
81
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NORFOLK, Nov 29-schr W. Il. Waller. before re.
ported ashore, has been gotten Cd, and brought to
this port
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FARM BkDGANS-i

paid particular attention, this fall to
have made subSantial farm shoes that will not rip
confidently recommend as very superior, and " iii
sell them very low for the quality Farmers wish
ing to give their negroes prime Shoes can find them
at No 3 Main street, sign of the Big Boot, at
al
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THg INDIANS in Washington Territory, says
telegraphie dispatch, are again becoming trouble.
aome
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

CoMMssIoNKRs' CERrIrrcArE.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to supcrintend the drawing of
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above Is accurate list Of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us this
day, Nov. nth, ISIS. at Augusta. Ga.
+. @. BARBER. 4
L. p. DUGAS, )sworncom'rs.
Sworn TO and subscribed before mo
LEWIS LEVY,Jp.
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EOR COUGHS AND COLDE-Leen.
\ ayd'a Cordial; Hartshorn's saxsapArilla Cor.
dial Mrs GardneTs Balsam 81 Liverwort; Hsrss-
Cherry Pectoral. and aryants Pulmopie Wa5sEs; for
sale by L WAGNER. Apothscary.
M Corner Of eth and nroad STREETS
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~ LIFE INSURANCE.
CaDttal over 81 600. 600.

THE "MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
This is the only company In Richmond that pays
Its dividends TO the insured while living.
1t makes an annual dividend of IS per cent. Only
half the premium. If over $50, Is required in cash.
nute can be given for the other half, and the d.
vidends go to the credit of The note.
No company has larger capi'a al for the amornt
at risk. KNOWLES WALFURn. Agents,
no 2f-2w II Poarl street