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Tho Allie. and the slave Trade.

The bullying Of Portugal by France In the mats
ter of the Charles ct Georges has aroused new
outburst of indignation from the British press
ss.inst France ito ruler, aud his suspected designs
Tho history of the case, as given by the London
inns, Is, Ia brief, as follows:
"rhe French Governmen. obtained from Portugal
permission 10 carry nesro EN- gr ants 10 the Island
OF Reunion from the Portuguese cp,nny Q! aozim'
which the emigration was to take place was accu
ratsly defined and agreed uoon. The French yes
eel Charles ct Georges. ~as seized on part OF the
coast where ehs was not authorized to go by tue
agreement, vita Q hundred and ten negroes on
board 1t appears by ths testimony oil me sgent o.
teen of these negroes came on board Voluntarily
with their haa4s ii 4 behind their backs hS their
owe De, mission. With respect u these. the same
AGENT adm,Is that the agreement had MOI be n com
pli-d with and that it was lis iotentio1 to report
this vioston of his duty on the part o. the captain
provided with fslsA decks and other accessories
used by slaysrs. The ship WAS condemned as law
neal was lodged from that decision to the Court of
Hupreme Jurisdiction at Lisbon"
The French government, instead OF awaiting the
decision Of the Court of Justice at Lisbon. sent two
men Of war to the Tsgus, and demanded the sur.
render of the condemned ship in forty eight hours
Portugal proposed to refer the matter to any neG-
trail power whom France might select, but this pro
position was refused, and then, under protest, the
ship was given up. The English press, with the
London TIMES leading off, boiis over with indign
ton The Times says that the manner in which
Portugal has been dealt with was caused by
suspicion that che was acting under the instiga
ton of England. The Liverpool Mercury exclaims
at Portugal cannot look to the English govern
ment and people for support In her an,isiaye trad
policy, what Power ON earth eau LOOK to us 70
support 10 any cause whatever The Mancheste
Guardian declares that tbs outrage upon Portuea
falls upon England. 1t is evident that the allie
are not without doubts of each other, but probabl
the English press will be permitted, heretofore
to waste its breath In empty ohjurgstions, willis
Napoleon contents himself with pursuing his OWE
course, and demonstrating by his actions, when.
ever it suits his convenience, that he is master Of
Europe.
The voluntary character Of the French emig ra'
tiou movement is handsomely illustrated in the
statement Of the psrsgrah qu 'ted from the Times,
that thirteen Of the negroes came on board voiuu
tarily, with their hands tied behind their backs by
Ahvir own permtssi n ~
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Political Opinions In Massachu

The Boston Courier says that, at the late cleo
tion 10 Massachusetts,, nearly onehalf of the qua
ii6sd electors Of that State did not vote. The
PhiIadslphia NORTH American tRep) considers i,
. ''curIous circumstance that over one huudre ID
thousand voters should have remained away from
the POLLS" and thinks the fact indicates the exis
tsncs 10 Massachusetts Of a conservative class,
eppossd to sectional agitation. that has of late
Trained even from voting. The same paper says
that the Rochester speech OF Mr.. Seward mus
have lost his party some ave thousand votes at
least In New York.
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s~ SPECIAL NOTICE -HuTcHIsos

yzsErtDLE DYSPEPSIA BIrfsRs will remove all NOR
hid secreiops purify the blood give great tone nd
yigor TO the d'go.tive organs. fostify the system
against all future disease. be taken with safety.
In the most delicate st0nscb, and remarkable for
their cheering invigoratng, STRENGTHENING and
restorative properties. aud az invansbe and sure
remedy for the Dyspepsia In its worst orTps. Disor
der If the stomsch and Bowels, Biiiiousues-. ell
Iowuess Of the Skin, Want OF Appetite. Debility,
Headache Merry BUSINESS. Lowness Ct Spirits. pelpi-
ta,ion Of the Heart. Costiyeuess Heart bnrn. Liver
Com plant, Disorder of the skin. Liver aRi Kid.
news ACID stomach Diarrh.s, Vertigo. Dimness of
Sight Jsupdice wasting of Strength, E'stulence.
with frequent Heichiag Of Wind. Initiated Taste,
G. nstipatiOn and Uneasness OF the Bowels, Burn
ing Sensation IN the Pit Of the Stomach Oppression
after gating, Depression Of Spirits Sid at 80 cts.
ner bottle FISHER &,WINsTuN,
Wholesale and Retail agents.
no3-lm Richmond, Va.
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A GRAND ORlTORIUM will be give, at tina
above Hall,
On TUESDAY ggENINa, Nov. 10th.
By the celebrated
FRENCH aOUYTALyRER SINGERS
who ar, pupils of the Bssuergs Coas-ry.xrr Of
Music, ard VII Will offer sepu' alton Of twenF.svo
years standing
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LUDLAN L WATSON.

ga1,ssr.~ .xsrstyEa COX'S LiNE.-The only
xSsrecular LiRe Freight BoAts from
Richmond To LyEch5ur2. three times aweek, TUE
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA, Capt Wm smith.
Do THO5 W JOHNS, Capt Chas J johnson.
Do LITTLE TENNEASEE, Capt Jas W Maxwell.
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons.
Do NAPOLEON, Capt Geo @ Layne.
Do TEMPEST, Capt John Donald.
These Boats all of the first class. and comman-
ded by careful aud expert need Captains and lsssB
promptly as advertised The subscriber, thankfdi
FIR past favors so literally bestowed, beks contin-
uance Of the same. For freight ppiy to
WM COX. Agent
A. the She'd Dock street, in of old Gas Works.
10 Of
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r~ PRINTERS IN LUCK THE Foreman e,

positors of the Dispatch yesterday, were the recp
ents of handsome resent, in the shape ola suppl
Of ToB.cCo from the factory Of Ro. CHRISTIAN
Esq The tobacco was portion of that which reoev
ed the silver medal at the lae Mechanics Institute
and ia certainly top article and reflects tie
hipht st credit the skill and Industry OF the
t!emanly managers OF the concern fhis,we believe,
is the fourth premium MIR CHRISTIAN has received
samples of his Insnufac.uie lhe T. pos in return
ing their thanks to the gentlemen named, wish
at "a hert t)tore, whatever they undertake, ma
be acell done ard that tnev may met with Chris
tidns reward. when their forms locked 40 in thg
embrace of death They have taken the liberty ot
naming the brand, Tbs PRINrEt5 SoLAoE" and
trust it may be popular christians Comfort
and the "Pine Apple c.
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new YoaE, New li.-CottoE-saIes OF 1000 bales
Market declined Is Uplands Ia. Flour buoyan;
and higher State 81 l5(g4 so; ohio IS 5n93 ~;
>outneTu $685. 80. Wheat firm. Southern Req el.l3
@: So: White Sl.25@i.4o. Corn heavy. Mixed TAG
10; other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nov. II Flour in brisk demand but
prices unchanged. Wheat firm an unchanged
Corn better. Ohio White 75I,sso; yellow 5; new
White Y fs-f; Mellow 10.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov u.-Great caution IL exer-
cised to prevent premature Developments relative
to the Presidents forthcoming message, as we'll
as the Executive reports The published specula-
tions AS TO the tenor of the report Of the Secreta
ry Of tho Treasury Are without foundation.
Gen. Ward, OF Gs. is not to bs nominated to the
Senate as minister to sardua rntii alter the ratif
cation of the recent treaty.
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DIED.

On Monday night. the 5fh inst, at IL ocieek.
THOMAS KEDF0KD. Of Richmond, OF typholu
fever In the 2sth year Of his age.
He left wife and two sisters and many warm
friends 10 whose memory will long I'VE happy re
colIpctscns Of their brother and anton.
whose manly form IL forever Loot to sisht 10 TINS
mortal world MAJ God cheer aud comfors MS com
panion and his two devoted sisters.
What peaceful hours We once enjoyed
How sw Get their memory still;
But they have left An aching void
The world can never fill.
hF King aud Queen papers will please copy.
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: OPENING OF FASHION, 0H
3RLEMILLINkRY at Mrs ] DEMgL SS.Xo

TX MANS. on Main street between 18th ~
and 18Th streets, THIs FAY. tie lstess--s-~~%
Paris sty las with rich assortment Of Fall aud "ln-
Ter Roonets pead Dresses, Caps .fanfs' Boz nets,
FrsnchiF,owers and Ribbons a and great MANY more
articles too numerous to rentiGn. CitiZers ana
strsnRers visiting the Fair viii please call ano ex
anime our vel! selected assortment
All tha Goods will be- sold at remarkably low
prices Bonnets Reached and Trimmed at the
shortes notice, and very cheap for cash
oc I6-Iu* NRs DEMELNAN
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% PRICE & WATKINS.


FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GODS!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS.
Beautiful Bayadere. Plaid. Plain and sLez SILKS.
10 ell colors
Splendid two iounced. double Skirt and a'Lcz SILK
RoBE5-some Velvet Brocsde, very eiegant-in
these goods our assortment Ia unusually rich
and varied
Superb Fren h DeLsines, yslentias, Poplils and
Casbmeres entirely new and beautiful designs
These are in plain skirts two and three founc
and a'Leg styles
Plain DeIaines. DeBeges. Lovells Cloths Meri-
Handsome English and American DeLaines at low
BLACK BoMBAzINEs,
M0USELINES. CHALLIES.
TAhESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and sli kinds of MOURNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels Maltese, boniton and French Emb. do.
In EmbToiieries aud Leces our stock is uncommonly
CLOTHS, CASSINERES, yESTINGS,
and Mems ear Generaliy-a large stock
Our basement I'm is filled with heavy Goods, for
plantation men aud women-ssy, Fulied Cloths, Lin.
seys Blankets &C. at the LOWEST rates. in largeand
small quantities.
Hoop skirts; Bishops. new article
Ladies' and Mems Silk aud Wool Under-Vests and
Drauers Great attention is given to this depart
nent-al s'zAs and qualities are kept.
FLaNNELS, LINENS,
BLEACHED and BROWN D0MESTICS,
TABLE add BED LINEN, TOWELS, &c.
- Buyers will find our stock very large. and
every depar ment kept nubroksn and full.
ALSO
Splendid Velvet and c 9th CL0AKS;
LIT PRIOE u WATKINS.
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SHAVING MArcH-A great shaving match against
time was perfor med recently at K-ighley. nea!
Leeds Eng. A professor Carrodus,' attended by
three IA horeTs sad five shoppers. engaged to
shave seventy men in sixty minutes, aud succeed
ed in performing the task four minutes within the
specified time.
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R,nrf,t of nIt.s Duramd.

Tho prima donna of the English Opera Tronse.
Il the Theatre, takes benefit to night. and ha.
a, up Aubsr's sparkling Opera, of the Grown
oiamonds" the same piece as performed here by
the Pyne & Harrison Troupe, ELECTED tue loudesf
applause both for the Sin 2ing and acting in it, and
The public may be expected to be again gratifed
in both particulars, to night.
We regret to learn that the company terminates
Encouragement to morrow night, as they GO hence
20 Lyuchburg From the large audiences 1t has
irawn, it is hoped it will be induced to repeat Its
visit.
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p.1Ipn,n C0yvrvrToS

CLEVELAND, o. Nov. II The Railroad Convention
in session here, consumed to-day in discussing the
report Of the committee of the Niagara Fail con.
vention, about the railroad combination for the
Western travel
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NswsPAPn CHASGE.-Ths Washington States
sdisoriaily announces that the Richmond South
ssd that pspsr are to be CONSOLIDATED aud publish
ID 10 washingtou under the name of 1.-THE States, "
n % enlarged form. Roger A. Pryor, Esq :, Of the
South 10 70 have Editorioi control Of the new
paper end viii assume it between the Goth inst,
anA the Let OF December.
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Paris

According to the census Of 1855, the population
Of PAris. within the walls, IL one million hum
drsd aud seventy four thousand. The calculation
Tor the whole population within the circu It OF the
S0rti6cations, 10 nearly sixteen hundred thousand
souls The capital covers two and quarter square
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TELEGRAPH LINE.-The City Couucil OF Aiexsn
dria. Va, on Tuesday night, granted permission
TO ". T. Morris and his associates, to c0nstruci
and msintaa line of telegraph through the
streets CT that city. This is the telegraph that is
to be constructed along tbs line Of the Orange and
Alexandria railroad.
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~ II You ARE SICK, the probat

a~ Ir Y0U ARE SICK, the probability
Is that the root of your suffering u In the stomach
Languor. Nau.es and u legion of other tormsnting
dspsses Indigestion produces thin blood, and
therefore dest oys The srt 9Th aud vgor OF the en-
tire systenl To restore the tone of the stomach,
aud enable it to throw of and dismiss forever all
thing js Necessary but pyrsevering use OF Dr. J.
HnsTErTER's Celebrated STOMACH BIT.
TIERS A trial of their power csunot faii tn prove
We cheesf1IIy recommend them TO the public.
Knowing as we do, their many excellont qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealerS generally every
where. no SIN
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s@ ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. IA
Children and servants half price.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ Just received per steamer, another
assortment Of plrlor and hall Kerosine or Coal oil
Lamp. Grsnite and french China Dinner Ware.
plan end decorated Tea Sets which will be sold low
at No go. All and Broad streets.
NJ l0-6t y SUTTON, Jb.
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SKIPPING
PASSENGERS FOR NEW

PASSE NGERS FOR NEW
>~EEI YORK BY THE y. 9. MAIL
'szLE~ak4EE STR iMSHIp ROANOKE re-
fkE11Ss,ues.ed TO be on board before the
hour Of departure, 4 o'clk, P NJ FRIDAY, the 18th
inst
steamers wharve5.
Pa,sags to New York, meals and state room in
cIuded only $40: Storage passage only IS.
Pass ige 70 Norfolk same ts bT The river boats.
H.R-A very limited quantity Of freight will be
received this trip. -
no li-2t LUDLAN WATSON.
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THE HAyRE COTTON MARKET.

New YORK, NOV. 1o.--( Per Steamship Kangaroo
-iiAvRE, Oct 25th.Cotton i. nnchau ged; sales OF
fur days Loo bales. Orleans Mddlng 104i; do
tfes 1O5al06f. No arrivals.
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Va young Physician. who
w has had four years ez peri-nce in the practice
of medicine and no eau fu Nah satisfactory tes,
m0nials rs to character and ability, wishes TO
change his location He would like to make sn ar
rangenent to assist any rhy stefan Of large practice
either IN town country or be would be wiling 10
take an eligible situation in a DRUG STORE. Ad-
dress 1T T." H!lisboro'. Loudeun county. Va.
9-StdFitWt
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p Ill BUTTER --EiecSiviag this norm
IL ing a lot # splendid Roll Butte.
Also 80 tubs strictly prime q 'shen Butter, of size
suitable for families. For sale ny
BROOKE PLEASANTS,
RltIAr n.
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ThLECRAPHfC NEWS.
KEpORTED FOR THE "DtSPAT CH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL nE n.,r STEAMER ASIA.

New YoaK, Nov 1.-THE steamer ASIA. Irou'
Liverpool on the 30.h October, arrived 70 Day
Among her passengers 10 george Moore' "s4'
British consul 10 Richmond, Va
The Portuguese indemnify 10 France has o0''
reduced to los, 900 francs.
The dispute between France and Brazil reialise
to the boundary Of French Guinea, will be decideo
In favor offrance.
bert 10 the Paris Correspondent, had caused the
seizure Of that journal, aud the prosecution Oh the
writer aud publisher.
rho emigrant sailing ship Eastern City, bound
from Liverpool to Australia. had been burnt OIL
the Cape of Good Hope. Only one life was loss,
and cleo. 600 in money
Mr. Bright had made reform speech at BIT
mngham, In which he had advocated vote Dy pai-
lot aBd the American system of representation
The new Great Eastern Steamship Company had
been organized.
1t rumored in connection with the contour
plated visit of the New York 69th Regiment tirishl
10 ireland, that several sedtious soeieties mao
been discovered deriving inspiration aud money
from the United States.
spain was about to favor the importation OF to-
tacco from the Philippine Islands to the detriment
OF American pia Dters.
All the transports with Spanish troops intended
to act against Mexico. bad sailed for Cuba.
The London News Gays there has been no furth
er indication OF permanent improvement IN the
Atlantic cable, since the receipt of Intelligent sig
ns'a frsm New Fouudland. Share are quoted $3.50
$780,
len Broeck's horse Barbari'y. won the race at
New Market, against Count Btihy ames olympus;
the owners riding their respective horses.
Ii 10 said that the fripce Napoleon sided with
Portugal in the late dispute about the steailer
Charles ct Georges
The Paris correspondent of the London Post as
serts positively that the French government has
determined toput stop to the importation Of
free negroes iut0 French colonies.
MCGowan of Philadelphia. the American con-
hhnu iau IA
report that his Efforts had failed. Since Nav, he
has raised ak sunien vessels in good condition,
aud remsved several others
The Austrian au horites bad seized 10 GOO Min.
tie riffs on the frontier, intended for the Bonian
Insurgents.
The Chinese mail had reached England. A
lasge number of Chinese pirsiicsl vesels had been
captured aud sunk by English cruisers
Lord Eigiu's treaty with japan Is reported to
be almost identical with the American treaty
made with the same country.
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yARAI AocsDssT.-A son Of Mt. George W Hill,
u Marion, Snyths county, Va, sged between two
49, thsss yssss. While playing With the balls at
tashsd y wsshisg machine, unfortunately fell
10 ths tsb, hsad downwsrds, and wss dSov ned.
hsv. ~. Karren, Catholic prisst, disd 10 Boston
- oeeasAay lset,
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DIVIDEND A few days since the Virginia Marine
aud Fire Insurance Company declared dividend
Of seven per cent for six months. besides putting
by a considerable contingent fund. This makes a
clear dividend for this company, for the last year
Of fifteen per cent. This is q very handsome BUSH
cess for the stoc khoders.
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FILLING HON. J. CLANCY JONES' SEAT.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE Governor has
issued writ for au extra election in Berks coun-
~, on the Both inst, 10 supply the place of Hon.
j. GlanceY Jones in Congress
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GALT's STATUE OF JsFPERsoN.-A letter from
Florence states that the statue of Jefferson, which
has been nodded by Gait for the State of Virginia
will be completed in marble early in the coming
year.
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- THE Gay COUNCIL AMI

R THE Gay COUNCIL AND
8>A THE FIREMEN-At a meeting OF Con,
panios Nos. AMI 8. held at the rooms Of Pioneer
evening, Nov. 10th, 49, i'll C ms Quence or the
cent election held by the Council of the city Il
Richmond j. was unanimously
Resolved, That we feel bound, in Justice 20 orr
selves and for the upho dug of the principles If
right and fair play, to unequyocally condemn the
action OF the City Council au their last meeting ia
entirely o, eriooking he elaine OF our Companies
(Which we fesrlsssy ray have maintained an uusl
lied reputation and character Tor efficiency not
thar the caucus pr ce-ling by which candidates
were deprived Of ALL CHANCE Of election to the oee
of Commander WA unfair. unjust and unworthy TIL
action of q DOdy chosen by the people at LAR6Y, to
deal out even handed justice to ALL
2. Resolved. That We continue as nremen, but be-
fore being forced to die band would re recreants to
gratitude if we did not make our warme-t ackno".
led. ements 10 the citZ rs of Richmond for the
many instances of Ell encouragement and sympathy
ganzation. AMI for the generous manner IN which
they lave ov, ROCKED any shortcomings which may
have been attributed Ia
8 Resolved, That TO the ladies OF this city. who's
fair hands have oft times ked with beanteaui
wreatbs the engines with which We havs s:rivon
agsinst confederation, and whose kiunly smiles have
encouraged us in the "6reman's fight aganst fire.
We tender our heartfelt THANKS, for those wrea'hs
have beenprzed by us the richest reward merit
and those smiles will ever continue to dssipaic,
they have done. the unpleasant inpressi, ms made
by the froWns or the unxenerous the sei5n and thS
unjust.
the city papers. II BREkDEN,
no I2-its Sec'y
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NEW YohE, Nov. II -Henry Reid night clerk at
the Post Office, was arrested to-day in the act of
purluinins letters. he coufesses to the robbery,
thres weeks ago, of a package containing over loo
ietters, directed TO Brook Ign.
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DEER uUsT.-A party Of Albemsre hunters were
out last week. in Augusta county, Va, and killed
twelve deer ia two days The hunt will continue
during the present week. the weather has been
more favorable than during the last week.
John b. Haskin has been elected to Congress
from New York, by small majority over Ken
bic.
The counsel OF Gambrill, recently convicted OF
murder. in Baltimore, have moved for new, trial
iu his case.
The schooner Emily johnson, Capt Turrell frorn
New York for Baltimore, with al assorted cargo,
sunk OF Barnagat on Monday night and is a
total loss
There were in the penitentary on the LIST Octo-
Der, 1895, Que hundred and eigh,y-thrce convictz.
g. J. H. James was In Italy at the last accounts
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MILLINERY, Ac.

~ PREMIUM MILLINERY. The
~ DRESSES. FLOWERS and RIBBONS, that
have been offered in thi. city TO ba ser at
Madame S0S'S, No IS Main street, which have just
been received RON Paris AMI New York and will be
add very reduced prices Don't forget to call at
Madame SONS, directly opposite the st Charles
L
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKSHOP last court day, the
Democracy Of Halifax county, Va, held meeting
and appointed delegates to the State nominating
convention. aud adopted resolution declaring in
favor of J. b. stovali, of that county, as candi
date for the Board Of Public Works
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MARRIED.

m ruessay evening" OH ipsteHs. IN the First In
danenden a Christian church, by Rev Shrigley, y
JRMEe II LESTER aud Miss CLARA v EsT, oc'h
Of this city.
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LO8x

T OST--On Tuesday evening, between
- 18th and 18th streets large RING, set with
Rarpetts 1t was a gift from q valued friend. A
liberal rev ard will % given if left at this office.
no if-itS
I OST-On Saturday last, somewhere
"a on sho0koe Hill. my FREE PAPEas. They
liberal reward for them, If LEFT n this ofiica.
DANIEL HILL,
no ll-2ts free man of color.
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E0R SALE "A coed Cook, Washer lad
Irousr. for sale privately. with a child 2k ears
cid. Apply to d EACIi0.
NO tt-Gt pearlsireet
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NEW YoRK. Nov. l0.-The steamship Persia sal
ed ar noon, with $4,000 in specie