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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

HUsTIHGs COURT - The November
term of the Hastings Court was commenced yes
terday. The Grand Jury found true bills against
VIM Ferguson, Nicholas Ryan, Robert Patterson,
II G. Hazlegrove, J IL c. Tyler. X. L. Saunders,
John GbiiU, Samuel Rose. l.. r. Wbitehurst. and
Charlotte Griffiths. They failed to find true bill
agsiust Agoes Cosby, and she was discharged from
further prosecution Henry Linkhowser auG Paul
Michard presented for retailing ardent spirits
without license. The GrandJury then adjourned
until Monday. at II O'clock.
William. slave to George Turner, charged with
ste.ling clothing valued at $50, from Primus
Lumpkin, free woman, was found guilty. and
ordered to be punished to the full extent Of the
law
No other case was disposed of.
The Court adj burned until II O'Clock to-day.
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Nd ~ ard Evsretf

It Is announced that this distinguished gentle
man will deliver his great GRAFTON on the Life
and Character Of Wasbtsgton," at Niblo's Garden,
New York, GU the 18th inst. at the urgent requss,
OF the ladies Of the New York Com mittss Of the
Monat Vernon Association. 1t IL apticI pated that
ne VIII have great audience, and another great
contribution to the Mount Vernon fund 10 ex.
peeted.
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Senktble

The New York Ne,os says that Richard Smith, q
negro preacher of the Methodist persuasion, upon
attempting te vote at New Rochelle, n. Y, was
challenged by the Black Republicans, when it was
discovered that he had voted against their ticket
smith promptly swore in his vote. remarking that
he did not care to have niggers rule over him,
whits men were good enough"
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~ ENORMOUS ExPESDIrURE.-It is stated that
over 81 900 zoo has been expended on the now sum
bcripg Atlantic cable, large portion of which
came ont of the pockets of American stockholders
who Of course must bear proportionste share of
the loss. 1t is a sad reisction but may prove los
son to future spectators; who will learn that frao
ton Of the above sum invested in business
cards aud handbis at the Dispatch Job Office Womb
make eDy man millionaire
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

The exhibition of the Mechanics destitute
lose. Tonight The prem ans will be awatdse
N the occasion. TIE proceedings Of the evenine
siil be interesting and there VIII DE 10 ao"o'
l, &c audience present. The ies"'"'e deserve
veil Of the city aud the state. IL WIZ DO sfa'h :
~ 70 zee some pfoaf a the public interes' in It.
ss,f.re In the large assembiage drawn togethei
o.uigbt to witness the eonelus.sn Of Its success
IL EaIr
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It's f. BAKER. Eso.-SIR: Having
been materially benefited, may say cured of a
violent at'sck of Dyspepsia by the use of your
premium Bitters," / bear willing record 10 their
efficacy in the disease ITSELF and the attendant
symptoms. After the use OF few bottles had a
ret urn of appetite, and continuance of their use
restored a healthy tone Of stomach.
commend them with the utmost confidence to
the afflicted, and add my share Of thanks TO you
a benefRctor to humanity.
With my beat wishes am.
RICHMOND, SEPT IS. 1858. HARRISON, JR.
For sale by Messrs PURCSLL. l. ADD CO, and
by all other prominent Druggists in the city of
Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia. &C 20
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aPECTAL NOTICES.

eTNorros.-Ihs regular monthly
mesting ri .he Young Mems Christian 90 esh
will baheId this lTUEspA1l etsn'"s' ~
Ar int resting Essay may be expect"
Active mem bers who have not been present. ~ we
:, ,neetiuQs are hereby notified thst hsy
are not present at this meeting they will forfeit
their active member hip. provided in article B.
section of the Constitution.
not b SMITH Recording Sec'y.
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sARINH INTHLLIaHNCa.
Fort Of R,chmond, Nov. s-Bsgh Water o'c'

Port Of Richmond, Nov. e-Bigh WIter 9 O'Clock.
ARRIVED
Steamer jamestown. Parrish New York, mdke
and passengers, Ludlsm Watson:
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchett, Baltimore,
mds,, Ludlam Watson.
Schr Ellen Goldsherongh. Bunting. Baltimore.
mdze, W Colqnitt Co
Libby. ,.,
Schr Three Sisters, North. Alexandria, whiskey,I
q Davenport.
Schr Cerito, Crowell, Boston. mdze. David VIM
Currie , o,.,,.
Schr Henrietta, Jones. Windsor, plaster, snleids
Somervie.
schr George Franklin, Tyler. Philadelphia, mdze.
to captain.
scbr Gershon Smith, Sprsgue. down the river.
light
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EARM OF 234 ACRES, In HANOVER

COUNTY. NEAR THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
IL MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE-We
are authorized TO cell the farm located bove now
ia the occnpsLcy Of MIR. John }. Wingfeld 1t ad-
Join the lands of Mrs Mc1ee. Messrs John F.
Cross aei William Carter, contains 335 acres of
wh CHI l39 acres are open land balance in wood and
timber. The bui diBgs On the ) lace coDsisi of =
dwell ng and the usual outhouses, such rs kitchen
barn, stable. &C The place is within miles OF At
lees station, n the Virginia Central Railroad
Persons disposed 10 purchase a good farm. at q
reasonable price are requested TO anime the alb
which will be shown by Mr. Wingheld who resides
on il For further rarticniars. apply 10
M Oft q tDDTN n ApPFRAlN Ausfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

II b. Marsh, manager Of the telegraphic Office at
Vicksbnrg, and telegraph reporter for the Associat
ed Press, died ii yellow fever on the lst inst
For an attempt to murder, Charles H. RuBdett.
of Mount Vernon, Me, has been sentenced to sc
years in the Maine State prison.
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PETTY LARCENY -kichard l.. So

PETTY LARCENY -kicharo L. Saun
ders, charged with unawfuly taking port mon
naie and pocket knife from Thomas U. Dndey's
Office on Thursday night last arraigned before
the Mayor yesterday morning Saunders off red
the articles for sale at public house the corner
of Broad and lst streetsnn Friday The port monaie
WAS purchased by Mr. McDermott and he knife by
Mr. Butler. On Saturday morning the articles
were advertised by Mr.. Dudley, and reward Of
fifty dollars offered f,r their recovery and the de
tection of the thief. As soon As the advertisement
appeared the knife and portmounae were deliver
ed MIR Dudley by the purchasers, and Information
given that they were obtained from Saunders On
Saturday morning Saunders met Mr. Eppes, keep
er of the City Hall, Sth street. and converted
with him in relation to the robbery, saying that
be knew Dudley had money in the drawer from
which the articles had been purloined. and if be
had committed the theft he would certainly have
taken the most valuable. When arrested. Saunders
produced receipt, in the words following: "Re,
ceiyed of Mr. Saunders IS cents for ! perl port
money aud one white handel knife with 8 blsdas
balance of As cents to be paid when I see him
again, VIM. b. Settlers" He stated that the port
monnaie was given to him by lady. After exam
ming all the witnesses in the case. Saunders was
required to answer an indictment for petty Iarce-
ny before the Hastings Court, now ia session. and
the witnesses recognised to appear.
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CLOSING NlGHT-The exhibition of the
Mechanics Institute will close to night. The
premium list will be read at O'Clock, p. NJ, and
exhibitors can receive their goods and awards at Q
O'Clock on Wednesday morning If any Of our
readers have failed to visit this exhibition, up,
to this time, they should avail themselves Of this
the last day to the admirable specimens of ma,
chinery. and collections of paintings, sculpture
needle work, manufactures and antiquity, now in
the exhibition rooms. Some of them are of the
highest ORDER and all OF them form combination
of taste Skill industry and ingenuity, never before
beheld in Southern city.
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fr PROTECTION BUILDING FUND Con-

PANY-iAPoRrANr MEETING.-You are requested 10
attend the r,onthy meeting of the stockholders on
WEDNESDAY night, Nov. 10th ut the Office OF the
Company, on 18th street. at 7Is o'ci,ck, at which
time the COMMITTEES appointed for that purpose }
will report plan for winding up the Com pany at
once In the event of inability to attend the meet
ing please give power Of attorney to act for you
Proxies will be found at the Secrstary's office.
By order of the Board of Directors.
no LIT I BURR. Sec'y.
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kns BOOTS, SHOES AND Gal
s7ass@"1 TIERS for aides. Misses and Cbildren- Our
assortment of Boots and Shoes tor ladies misses and
children is complete in all departments. Having
recently received large additions to cur stock, we
resp ctfully solicit all in want Of anything in
line 40 call and examine our stock, which con-
fdently believe they will find the best in the city
and at prices that cannot fail to suit the closest
buyers. HARRIS COS Sboo Depot.
GO9 No l29 Main street.
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NEGRO HIRING, &o.-The subscribe

NEGRO HIRING, &C.-The subscriber
~ continues to hire out Negroes, mt ont houses,
soil Real aud Personal Estate and will attend to
other busip S. requiring an Agent. Having an ex-
teDsive acquaintance with the citiyeDs OF Rich.
mond and its vicinity. combined with ex peTit nee
of ups ards Of ten years in hiring out negroes. he
for them will. heretofore, give satisfaction to
th ir owners Personal attention given in all cases
of sickness. share Of the public patronage is So
'licited He re fers to the following persons:
REFERENCES Judge m w Crump. McGruder's
Sons, Wade Woodbridge, Richmond DR. John
Garnett, Capt Jacob keesee, nenrico; VIM p O
RAMSAY. Walker Hogans. Hanover; Elder x Y Her.
ley, william Roulwsre. John Lumpkin. King and
Queen; capt Henry Timheriake. Or Lee Edwards
hIng William Elder JAMES w 4oss, Orange; DIR
John DnVal, p.t-rsburg; kIaer X l. Coleman,
scottsviile; L N Ware, hlder Peter Ainsey. Essex.
R0 LYME. .ieperai Agent,
Office in Basement Of Metropolitan Hail.
no 9-2awtDt3 ,dlm Franklin street.
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CONTINUED. -Burwell, slave to George
Turner was before His Honor yesterday. charged
with stealing a shoulder of bacon, and the case
continued until this morning.
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ANVIL CHORUS.

So THE GIFT Book STORE at No "a Main street, l..
still open and presents induce to all who
wish TO purchase good Books. Here the Books A. q
sold at the usual retail price, and present deliver
ed with each book at the time Of SALE showing for
the purchaser an absolute gain in every case Don't
fall to give them a call at 81 Main street.
no o.
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~ WINTER OPENING
Iln0 n n arr nr

MNbs VI .. HLDEN
Would inform the ladies Of Richmond that she IA.
Just returned from the North on Saturday aud will
open at her sales rooms, over Gardner. Carlton a
Go, On "Wednesday morning next, lcth instant, II q
larges. an most beautiful assortment Of LADIES'
WINTER DRESS HATS she has ever had the plea
cure OF efftrng them. Her styles are entirely
q
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THEATRIC.L.-Barney Williams and wife were
playing at Glasgow on the llth of October 70
crowded houses. Mexican Buchanan was an.
nounced at Aberdeen. In the play which Madame
Sand is preparing she proposes to introduce sheep
and not one, or two, three, but an entire
flock. A flock Of sheep on the stage!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

THREATENING TO KILL.-Lunsford Tay-
lor was yesterday brought before Justice John o.
Taylor. of Hsnrco county, charged with threaten
ing to kill constable George w. Thomas. and sent
to the county Jail in default of $500 security for
his good behavior.
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SLEEPING IN THE STREET.-Thomas
McGinnis. was found asleep in the street, on Sun
day night last, and placed in the station house.
Yesterday morning he appeared before the Mayor
and gave security in the sum of 800 for his good
behavior for the next twelve months and was dis ).
CHARGED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

- THE PORTSMOUTH TRANSCRIPT,
says:-"Good Bread-t is universally conceded-is
the cLief ornament of a well supplied table Within
the range of our Acquaintance there is scarcely half
a zen who can produce the staff of life in eatable
condition. Everything is tabled ID delightful style
but bad bread mars the hole. To remedy this vii
housekeepers need only to secure box Of -MPLE's
YEAST POWDER, They are certainly un5ailing ntheir
operation"
This article is now becoming very popular. and is
sold By all Drus giats and urocersin the State.
no h-2w
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7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
n EynRrrD goa rig "DtsPAr Oh.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Nov. s-Commander ThorburB,
Leuts Moore, Wells, Phelps, Surgeon Mason, As
sistant Surgeon Magee, and Purser Richie, have
been ordered to relieve the officers Of the soop St.
Marys, at Panpma.
The trial of the crew Of the SLAYER Echo will com.
mence at Columbia, s c., on the 18th inst The
trial of Capt. Townsend, at Key West, will take
place at the same tune
The States remarks that the list Navy Lienten-
ants IL now exhausted, every one not affected by
the late Retiring Board, having been assigned to
active duty.
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ARREST ON A CHARGE OF ENGAGING IN THE
SLAVE TRADE.

BosroN, Nov. S-Capt. Dobson Tato. master, of
the brig Isls de Cuba, which recently arrived
here in charge of the mate, war arrested in New
Bedford. Mass. yesterday, aud brought to this
city for examination, charge of being engaged
in the slave trade.
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aar CHILDREN WITH WoRas.-These

little sufferers will rejoice to learn of palatably
remedy for this prolific source of disease among
them. Worms. They need not take any more nau
seous worm medicine Holoways Worm Confec-
tons are delicious sugar plumb. that any child
will relish They are purely vegetable and are APP
proved Of by our most respectable physicians and
heads of families the safest and most effectual
Worm Medicine discovered. Try them 25c cents
per box
Sold by FISHER WINSTON and PURCELL. LApD
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The jamestown This favorite sea-
mer. under the command of Captain Parrish. ar
rived here last night, about O'clock, with large
list of passengers and freight She left New York
Sunday morning, which accounts for her non.arri.
val at her usual hour.
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THE WEATHER AT THE EASTWARD.

BosToN, Nov 6, 1s5s.-The nor tbeasteriy rain
storm, which commenced here Tuesday morning
last, has checked outdoor business and caused the
detention Of numerous outward bound vessels
ready to put to sea- To-day the storm has 10
creased in severity, rain fsliing heavily, with
strong gale The tides are unusually high.
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overwhelmingly morning, a
horse, attached to buggy, the property OF r. II
Whitlock, ran off at full speed, and running against
the curb stone on Franklin street, broke the bug
gy TO pieces.
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GEN. WALKER AND NICARAaUAN AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.--Gen. Walker is safisfed
that there will be no interference with lawful
emigration to Nicaragua. He says, also, that
there is clsshing of interest between the
Southern Emigration Company and he Nicara-
gnan Canal Company.
Gen. Walker will probably return to Mobile to-
morrow, though it is not certain that he Will go
to Central America with the first party.
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THE SHIP BARBARA wATERLoGGED.

LIVERPOOL N. s., Nov. 6, 1S5s.-The ship Barba-
ra, from Quebec for London. was waterlogged 10
gale on the Banks of Newfoundland October D.
The steward was drowned. The captain ana crew
were taken off the wreck on the 3lst, by the brig
Mary Morton, which brought them here yester-
day
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MEmBERs OF THE YOUNG MEN's {

MEMBERS OF THE DUNG MEMS CHRTs-
TAN ASSOCIATION, will bear in mind the regular
monthly meeting of the Association. which take q
place this evening, at their Hall, at ~ P NJ. In
addition to interesting matters of business which
always come up at the monthly meetings. there is
to be essay read, which will be found to be well
with hearing. Let there be large attendance.
The meetings of the Association are open TO the
public, of both sexes.
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WHIPPED. Richard, slave to r. A
Mayo, was yesterday ordered twenty-five lashes
by the Mayor for trespaseing upon the premises
of Mr.. J. p. Ballard, and resisting and beating
John Dalberg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

~DR john Thomas will preach at
eoddin's Hall, this (TUESDAY) evening. ut ~
o'clock The public generally, and especially the
clergy, are respectfully invited TO attend.
no Q-IlS
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IL TR0VATORE.
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FATAL FxPLosIos.-The high-pressure tow pro.
peler Petrol. while passing the foot Of Duane st
New York. Friday, exploded her boiler, and was
blown to atoms.
Aran supposed to be Henry Brink, the engine err
was thrown ugh the air and fell the torws I'd
upper deck of the steamer Broadway, is ing at the
{ OF Of Jay stre4t a distance of so yards another
III IN was picked out of the water aud taken to the
osptal His pame is Thumas Downs, Il hand on
hoard He has several severe wounis There wer~
+ ur hands on board Ihe body Of the engineer was
hr wn up some 90 loo feet into the ar and fell
with such that it broke through the upper ard
fell to the lower deck OF the steamer. he body hau
lost Que leg and wa horrible muti'att Ths cap
tains name was BroCkes Ii ia thoul hit that he al
one o. the hands ere blown to at. ms as no trac-
has BEEN und Of them. Two large pieces of the
boiler or steam chimney Of the propeller were
blown 200 feet. and landed upon Duane street pier
Close to crowd of workmeh, bnt no one WAS injured
by them The steamer shout fifty tons bur
then, and was valued at 81 900.
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I. VI, A. Church. for 80 years president OF Frank.
~ S0,.gs, Georgia, has announced his intenton
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DENTISTRY.
MssAN
SA1AH

sfA
j. SETH mICHARD,
TOffice and Residence. corner of Main and eth
streets
Tend RS his services to the citizens of Rchmoni
and adjoining counties in his professional capacity
From experience OF ten years. he feels confident
that liz warrant all operations, performed by
him, 10 give entire satisfaction.
Tee h inserted, from one to An entire set. on gold
or silver by atmospheric pressure otherwise.
Teeth fileS with gold silver or tin.
Extracting Teeth with the least possible pain to
the patient
Irregularities in children's Teeth attended to at
the office residence.
Operations If not convenient 20 the patient at the
Office performed at the residence on the same
terms.
He would also inform his.country friends that he
can always be found ready 10 attend their wants
j. SETH MICHARD,
Q-im SurQenn Dentist
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M ARRIED.
DIED,

On the It'll instant, by Rev A Broadius, 8 B CON
WAY. Of Riohmond, TO Miss BETTE GOULDIN
of Caroline county.
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| OSf-Prooably on Marshall street,
Abetween 9TH and eth, GOLD LOCKEr GUAM
and PENCIL. Suitable reward will be paid r
their return to this ocffe. NO q--2ts
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n,rICr To ADVERTISERS - Adr~rt,seynentsfo
a. pfspkTCH must BE- kaadsd in BY ay o'eioct IA z
,3repa,s IN order 10 appsav he ntrt day y
s.y.y pressure n Advertisements upon Ihs cotxrst
mr. ,sa,ser eri1 not dnst Of their rscerfs" 1fST y
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schr Gershon B Smith, sprague. down the river.
light.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRIsn.

NORFOLK Nov. sth -schr Ben NCCready, New
York in a heavy gale, lost manmast and ell at
tach d. and sustained other dam .ge-put in for re-
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BEATING A WoMAN.-Mat. Kavanaugh,
white man, arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday on the charge of assaulting and beat.
ing Sarah Ellis Sarah did not appear to sustain
the accusation, and Mat was discharged.
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FIGHT WITH RUNAWAY NEGRoEs.-We copied in
the Dispatch of Saturday, an account of the run.
ming off Cf ten slaves from the vicinity Of PruDty-
town, Va. Later Intelligence says that the negroes
we're overtaken in Fsyette county. Pa, where a
desperate fight took place, and the owners and
,thers pursuing were beaten back. Col. Arm
stead, of the pursuing party, was attacked by one
of the negroes with n corn ceaver, and would
have been killed but for the Interference Of of
his own servants, who stepped in to protect his
matter. Another of the party pursuing WAS
fierceIy attacked and badly injured, while the De
groes made their escape. The fight took place on
what is known the Bachelor Farm. party Of
about twenty-five persons started in pursuit ofthe
negroes, but nothing additional had been heard at
Ia-t accounts from either the pursuing or the
pursued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

I OST-$l0 REV A K D.-Yesteldsy
a. morning between the Old Market and the
Banks u Silver Lever WATCH, male by Strangely
Son. London, No 2t2, with small guard (b'zck)
AMI two keys, one steel the other brass The finder
Will he req arded by leaving It st ths Office.
no 9--zt* jog ROSE.
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EE "HERRING's" FIRE-PRooF SAFES,
WIT PowDER-PRocP IoCKs."-These SAFES are cor
sdered the best made in the World ard received the
Medals at the Worlds Fsir in London, ard at the
Crystal Palace in New York.
"A reward OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IA offered 20
any person who shall prove that one OF Thorn hiss
failed, in an accidents fire. to preserve its con.
tents" KNOWLES Il WALFORD
&C 30-2w Agents. q Pearl street.
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GEORGIA AND THE SLAVE TRADE

MlILEDGEyILIR. GA, Nov. "a bill has been In
troduced into the Legislature of this State provi
ding for the repeal OF the clause in the State Con.
stitution which prohibits the importation of Afris
cans.
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER r. J. MERCER.
Lone BRANCH, Nov. 6.-The schooner r. J. Mer.
Ger came on shore this morning at six o'clock one
mile south of Shark river. The crew were all
saved. but the vessel will be a total loss very
severe storm has been raging all day, and Is like
~ to do much damage on the coast.
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GONE mnre Of those fine. soft Camel
Hair Tooth Brushes, also best quality Bay Rum,
recsixedby LWAGSkR, Druggist,
NOV corner 9th and Broad strests
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,-EIght or TN eXperIt mead
WANTED TO HIRE-For the balsp G.
Lost.

Il WATCH LOST. Lost yester-
"a day, about one o'clock. either on Franklin,
ALAs between 5th and 9Th, or 5th. b tween
aaf4aks@ Franklin aud Broad streets, LADY'S
watch, gold with ornamented The finder
will be suitably rewarded or leaving 1t ut this
ONCE no q-3ia