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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

RRN,BKABLg PHENoHErA.--0n Monday last
about / O'Clock, without any premonition whatever,
by way OF approaching clouds, or distant thun-
der, or lightning, our town was shocked with
a binding fash: which was found to be stroke
Of electricity, striking the store house of Messrs
Erwin Dorsey. Two or three gentlemen, were
near the chimney, which was the point OF attack,
andeit 10 a remarkable circumstance that all were
not killed 1t was evidently caused by tue issu-
ance of the fluid from the earth; and from the fact
that the same house has been stricken before, 1t
being no higher than other buildings near, it 10
eouciu.ive TO u.s. that some powerful conductor
Exists ia the earth under or about the house.
At 10 O'Clock last night magnificent rainbow
was Observed arching the heavens from the north
east and south. west. It was singular and mag
pifcent phenomenon Guatersviae Marshall CO.
1lu,) Netcs.
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- One OF the best situations for q Female School
in all the upper country for SALE Containing Acres
OF land. and located In the nourishing little town
of concord, on the South-Sde Railroad. Tho build.
ngs are all new and complete, except painting con-
sistiug Of two story Framed Dwelling with four
rooms, rooms, and Framed Kitchen. with Ice House, smoke
as good water as can be had Also, an excellent
Framed School House, ready for the business A
male school, with IS scholars, has been in success
ui operation here for several years. and bids fair to
continue. school Of high grade may be or eetablisb
Cd here want to sell it anu intend to do so. Any
one wishing to purchase, viii give an early cali
also have Q good Farm of a, Acres 5 miles from
Concord. in . most excellent neiglborhood. Come
and see it, and i'll sell IL right Any ether nforma
tion will be given, by addressing
Jos. J. BURKS,
Spanish Oaks, Appomattoy, Va
Ur T. Il. ARLINGTON
au 2l-2w$ Concord Depot, 8. 8. Railroad
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DEATH OF NoTED PRRACHER.-TSe Lexington
fMiss1 Advertiser announces the death. in Holmes
county, of the Rev Mr.. Cooper, the original drea-
uer Of Cooper's Well He was an eccentric, but
eloquent and good maB-perhapss. at bis death,
superaun nuated member of the Mississippi confer
ence These celebrated waters, known as Coopers
Well. were his discovery, aud once his property
1t is said, and credited that he led to dig for
them by q dream, three times repeated, BY which
a certain spot was designafed-healing waters we'll
ing Iur, aud hoss Of sick aud impotens 1o'k
a Licking around and getting cured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

DspoRrMEyr IN RAILROAD CARA trial etook
p,ace A month aro At Roueu in France, that affords
good precedent ofjudicial action the world over.
Two fellows. pretending to be gentlemen, we're
pleased to talk indecently 10 . railroad car even
after angry remonstrance OF . worthy iafmeF'
who happened to be with HE daughter in an oppos-
ito scat He denounced them to the public prose
cutor they were tried by the Correctional Court;
the sentence passed on escb was imprisonment for
two mouths and fine of 200 france,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

THR ATLANTIC CABLE IN FRANcF.-A letter rom
Paris says the news of the successfai laying aown
of TIE Atlantic cable scarcely excited any alton
tiou 10 Prarce The news IL just seven days old,
and not a single Journal has yet contained an cd
toria on the subject Their notices are confined 70
the short dispatches that came TO them from va
lentia. in the columns Of the London Journals.
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SrBRs AFfA1R.-Some fel

STBRH AFfAIR.-Some few dSJe slGee
two negro girls were sentenced to punishment by
the Mayor. on the evidence OF Miss Josephine kro-
ming, for insoience to Mrs. Golden. Yesterday
Mr.. A. Gooch testified that he afterwards heard
Miss K. scqult Laura, one of the servants, from
she was forced to do what she had done. Miss r..
however, denied the conversation, and declared
that she had never acquitted either of them. Her
testimony. as to the ipsolsnce of the negro girls
being confirmed by Mrs. Golden, his honor declin-
cd changing his decision.
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DISEASED CATTLE are said to be We,

U1sEA6kD CATTLE are Sdld 10 De very
numerous in the counties of Virginia East of Rich.
mend, and many farmers have lost large numbers
Of cows and oxen. We saw gentleman, yester.
day, from King William, who says some of the far
mers. by covering the bottoms Of their feeding
troughs with tar or pitch, putting 10 one or two
handsful of sulphur, and sailing we'll, have been
enabled to keep of the disease. Many persons
owning milch cows have given up the use of milk
and butter in their families dangerous to bealth
whilst others are milking and churniug usual,
sending the butter to market as sure means Of
gaining an honest penny. Our readers eanHct Le
too careful in the use Of milk and butter at this
time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

SUsPIcIous.-Mary Young, free ne
gress from Henrico, charged with stealing $25.5O
froii Samuel Gennett. was before the Mayer yes
terday. Gennetts wife. it seems. had been saving
her spare change for long time, and By way OF
keeping it safe, had put it into q small box and
hid it in her downy bed Of straw. On the morn
ing of the 25th ult., Mary, without being asked,
the Saturday afternoon following, Mrs. G. missed
her treasure. There being no other proof to con-
meet the prisoner with the theft, she was discharg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

A GREAT VoYAaE.-The whale ship Laurens ar
rived at New London, Conn.,. few days since, afser
Al absence Of only one year, with cargo Of 400
barrels of oil. Less than fur aud half months OF
the time was occupied In whaling, or taking oil,
the balance Of the year having been required to
make the passage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

DEAR SPoRr.-Felix johnson. charged
with violating a market ordinance. was before the
Mayor yesterday and fined S.. Felix gave az an
excuse for his conduct, that he had bot drawn q
sober breath for two months-an admission which
an old topper would not have made under any cir
cumstances. For one 80 young, the temperance
pledge, If strictly kept, would be valuable in-
strument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

ARREST OF An EMBEzzL8R FOR AN OFYENCl COMMIT
FED SIX YEARS Ado.-In the year 1852, Mr.. Abram
Jackson gave a clerk in his employ, named James
Farris, $I100 to deposit in q bank. He absconded
with il, and managed until yesterday to keep ont
Of the way Of Boston officers. During the time, he
has travelled south aud and has spent year
in the Maine State prison, at Thomastop, for spms
offence, having JUST been liberated. Yesterday he
was seen on State street. by detective officer Heath
who arrested him, aud he was locked up for exam
nation. He is rs years old, aud is q brother oi
Jack Farris, the forger.-Boston Traveller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

FROM TrxAs-We have Texas papers of the 2Sd
ult In Houston, Mrs. Monroe had been arrested
for poisoning Miss Abby Gilhendy, niece OF her
husband The Democrats at the recent election
carried their State tieket-inciuding Royal 7.
wheeler, chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, and
Malcolm d. Graham, Attorney General. Corn il
selling 10 Austin at 30 cents per bushel Indian
horse stealing still continues-a drove Of 500 had
been driven across the line into Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

FALL, 1858.
SHIPS - STEAMERS
szS azsF aHsFz& 81 III ~ R4vx sD{ lkSt1 kzSSd1 and
w. 8. a. G. DONNAN.
NO. l' tapaR7fR RKaKI sfREEr n R1cHxoND,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sADDLERY, &c, &c.
Are in PC ps,ssssicn rs q their 81 Fall lmEor.a.isn Of
which, with full supplies of american Goods, form
an extensive and complete stock, and which they
and and BUYERS ssneray rsns
markets the present season, at lowest prices and
spectfully invite them 70 call upon us.
w. Orders Will receive our prompt and careful
attention. au 26-ims
A TTENTION EARMERS.-We are pre-
- pared to make engagements for immediate or
.ys ,sll dssa,iysFy q 1P.EkgggiyAE ELLpE ISLAND.
rest terms. and would be obliged to friends who
desisn purchasing of u.s. to make their engagements
they s as s
may have ou cargoes arrive e t@oss1piSs;su.w.co sui;
ELORIMEL, A NEW PERFUME FOR
l. THE HANDK exquisite bou
upon the handkerchief for many hours. II is also
n and yet 50 permanent IL its eject that the favor
clinas for weeks It's really wonderful that 90 del
ca.e perfume should bssopermsnent. few bot
~ DUvAL L NORTON, Druggists.
aust 10th and Main sts.
VIRGINIA. WORM KIILER..Childres
ery sor iti This yalasbls b and popular ErsDsss,
Fsst sxpsrisn.s and test Of ysars having proved
be one Of the bsst. safest and most reliable Worm
sssns prepared especially for children. II s swsss
and Dsaianf TO the taste and readily taken By them
and may be given to the youngcstinfnt with perfect
saisty asit contains no oil. wefm sssd surRsnsinsor
other nAuDeops drug,
PTsps5sd oaly p FL PIoor. end for -. ~
oak BOX PLANK.-On consignment,
~ lot Of Seasoned Oak Box Plank for sale from
to can and see. GEO. J. sunaNkE: y a:.
an 81 ~ Pearl e.
DRIME BUTTER.-Just to hand . We
l ~ superior article Of Orange County Buttes..
q ss sss y. Butter Depot siS
A HEAD OF ALA eupply Of this
"a very popular brand chsSies g TSsssee . cp hand
na.sss naHsSssffs:ss f.sss iss ss.1sIs SInsss ::s..
wy BOURBON COLOGNE-vsry su-
p' ~ ~ J6HN W GARLIcK.
u ARc:hsscssy and pp,snsstss:. psas s..
hrs. ROSES AND HARTSHORNE'o
~ MEDICINIs-A full assortment and supply
w1fisa tsAsssI 's, ACE 2 Re,sss,:;: .sss: s,
CENPLR'5 TEAS I PONDRRS-For
~ ssls wholesale and retail by
wAhlaG il 4 b.ssd bn.diSs ss.s.s sssss':1l .ses:,l
anM Rehm,sd. VI
TCE PITCHERS, Butter Coelers, water
/ sboye artScles, vhich We viii III veyy I'D -.
WHAT CHRER = Every body should
~ :aRs.Z g .,'h fssI2,y os.ls VA HAT
bs nssias sosA 1ps1 Esg a. ~, -
liz WHO'LL sd half hlls Bsvfidg&' .
- - - - - :. - ~ q ,euss q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01
DEDUCTION IN COKE.-The prices Of

IL COKE na.il further notice. will be as follows:
scfs Lump pCoke......-...........-....$5p per load.
Saft Hail Ccks..-..-... ATS do.
Hard Coke. both grsdee.....-....... 4 50 do.
At these prices Coke is all things considered the
cheapest Fuel now offered likely to be offered In
tue market, during the coming season.
TKksS-ttIsh 0S' delivery or on demand.
&C. Yards corner 10Th street and Basin. aud corner
Syra and sth, South side Canal.
nv ls--ts JNO WERTH Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

SUGAR IN ILLINOIS of the Illinois farmers
agree In saying that the amount Of sugar raised
in that State this year from the Southern cane will
exceed 10 amount, including Of course the nolas-
ses made in the same process, that Of any other
one product or article Of export grown and manu-
factured in the State.
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sr.------ =
nosVAs 70 kxrPn1o1D1af R1nsck k-4bo r501o.
spsskfng Of 1x-Prssiasut Pissss,s sour n uusvpe.
i saws. h So ss q as 90 - - = 4
Al s,ong ne soeee. from Nsboa - Msrssi1jss,
- ~ Deea ne recipaene Of diatiDguishsd eonsid-
4. sUa Gsn nom puono omcers and private citizens.-
n.. stsr. tne senlor omcer u command Of the
DrIssn nasai forces g tnAs point extended marked
couftesies ana urged the kx-Pfesldsnt and Mrs.
r.e.ee 20 take psssage for Tnngtsrs IN one Of her
ngsetys public armed vessela AZ Masseiiles he
french authorities, headed By the pre1sct aud the
military commander, were especially Attentive and
jealous In acts Of hospitalffy -"
GDDrNGs LKYr At HONE Hon. Joshua r. Ga.
diDgs. after twenty years. uninterrupted and con.
secutivs service in the House CT Representatives
has at last been dropped By his Republican con.
stituents. The telegraph apprised usa fsw davs
ago that the old veteran is TO be left at home ana
Mr.. Hutchings sent to Washington 10 his stead.
The retirement of Mr. Giddipgs from the political
stage and the reappearsnce Of Mr.. Corvfn upon
it. are very significant political events, when ts.
ken together. The power Of thas Ala afoIitson
-e.'s D.oAe1 IAse'.o :. ou'o
Tar eRRsr f,Hrss Coy,rsr ~ r..,.~n rno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

SPLENDID ILLUMINATIoN-The illumination Of
East Rock, New Haven, on Tuesday, was splen-
did affair, viewed from the city. Wires were
trung along the brow of the Mountain, supported
by stakes aud trees, extending from the east end
around to the Western side. Large balls of Iudian
rubber scraps, wired together and dipped in tur-
pentine, we're hung upon this wire and the whole
simultaneously fired, exhibiting for some twenty
minutes flame that from New Haven had the ap-
pearancs of a line Of hre in the heavens. Hedges
we're formed upon which tar was poured and sixty
tar barrels were distributed 10 every accessible
nook in the sides Of the mountain. The whole
when fired, amid ascending rockets. made a grand
appearance. Upon East Peak hugo bonfire was
kindled, and burning wood iilumined the summit,
lighting the adjacent country.
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GARDEN FARM FOR SALE.-WiIl be

" sold upon terms of unusual accommodate n. the
excellent little Garden Farm of SO scres on the bor
der Of Hanover county, now occupied By the sub
scriber who has just engaged In the transaction of
business which requires his daily presence in Rich
mond A cons lerable portion Of the soil is remark
ably quick, and peculiarly suited for market garden
ing The location is one well adapted for the resi-
dence nf good phy an one such having lust re-
moved from the neiRhborhood, within two miles Of
the place offered which was also occupied by q
physician about two years ago. Distance from ich.
mond. ga rsiles. Apply at the Office of the Bank Of
the Commonwealth to &c HOWARD.
Refer also, to Messrs Goddin & Apperson.
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ArrEnpr AT BuaoLARY.-At a late hour

hITkNFT At TDUHuLhhf.-ht Idte HUuf
last Monday night. son Of Mr.. NJ. C. EggIeston's,
on Union Hill, stepped into his fathers back yard,
and to his surprise saw stout negro fellow stand
Ing near one Of the windows 10 the dining room,
which had been hoisted, ready for entering. Az
soon as the negro discovered the lad be said to him.
''are you Mr.. Eggleston's SOM" On being answer
ed in the Affirmative. the negro then remarked, -
horrid murder has just been committed down here
by Lem PowelPs," and slipping around the corner,
speedily disappeared. The lad noticed at the same
time that a second negro fellow was standing at
the front gate, who also escaped. Mr.. Eggleston
can prove who one of the fellows was, and will en-
deavor to make him answer for his daring attempt
at robbery,
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EFFECTS OF NOT TAKING rHB PAPKRs.-The Rock
Vile, Ct., Republican tells of man. living near
Stafford who had actually never heard Of the At
iautic Telegraph. Hearing the bells all ringing 10
Stafford, he saddled up and rode to town post
haste to see what was the matter, and when in-
formed that the cable was laid, he wanted to know
what cable. and said be never heard of the thing,
and couidn't understand it.
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NEW FIBB FkO0t 60o1I10.-I1o
subscribers, snccessoxs ef Es1nL 4 CO. n thsk
FIKE AND WATRR PROOF -
80. 4 QkMENT RO0YI0o.
now ofYsr the sme 70 the public. =
lt makes one OF the yery hest an4Dheapogt roo6
ever used for DHkLLlN66. CHUkCAk1s HARM.
DEPoTS, &c.
stops the leeky ones. and prevents thsss newly pas
ON from leaking. A sSa s
re epaiuting for many years.
to. u YALk = @,
- Ma1n SeRsst.=
~ County Rights In Virginia iSr ala
jy 2;-1m fs --ss- ..sz
CAUTION. - Messrs. G. D. YALB &
an imitation offered bore, made EhsOAGh iDloguDr
ton got at the Patent Once. will b Liable - ys fur
trebls damages. lauel heTILL = %.
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TRAVELLING THIEF--George White, q
young man who halls from Rockbridge, was sent
TO the chain gang yesterday, by the Mayor, 10 de-
been caught In the act Of stealing q watermelon,
and was locked up to prevent him from picking up
larger things.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

MAMMOTH CUCuMBRB. We were shown
yesterday ripe cucumber, pulled from the vine at
least q week ago. which weighed four pounds and a
quarter. and measured sixteen and half by thir-
teen inchee. This remarkable vegetable was grown
near Yorktown, aud is the largest one that We ever
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

DoNAYIoNs.-The total donations to the American
Board Of Commissioners fsr Foreign Missions from
August l. 1857, to July 81, 1858. were Sso4 olooo
donations for the missionary packet. sss s4}a 1s-
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RICHMOND. jun ls.u. ,ss.

RlCliM0ND, JUue lefu, tJ8.
~To On n. KAnn:-DnAK Ban: lfeel
IL duty eve TO you, TO state to the pubic, 0s
neck, OF fifteen years standing, weighing lpwar6l
VI thi pounds, without the uss Of kn1fs. and q
eminent pny sicians Of my county, who advised -
Yours &c. NARY j. 0RUDD0,A
~ Rssdenco Beaver Dam, danovsw county. Va
-AAr DR.. KAHN'b once II the corner q - ane
Hain streets, ieH-ems
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NrCARDs-RsnovAL DIR. Knox has
removed his residence 70 tho house en- a6ah T.,
Immediately inthe rear Of the Prssbyterian Chsrsh,
In profsring his services to the otinens sf RtsA.
mond, among whom his short residenee has allowed
him but q limited personal acquaintance. be teeh
called upon to state that he has been engaged II ~
active practice Of his profession for the ss u ysayV,
"a. Calls may besIett IT bis residence, e. at III
Office, 18th st.. between Main and Cary. alS-hS
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STEALING CHIcKAss. families,
residing ia a stones throw of the hrst station
house, had their premises entered and ell their
poultry stolen, last Sunday night.
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DKprH OF TIE ATLANTIC -Lieutenant bergman
10 1853. made sounding IN the Atlantic ocean 80.
800 feet in depth, equal to q little over miles
and Captain Dsnham, ,f the British navy. has OBJ
tanned soundpgs at the vast depth OF is 36 feet, o
about So English miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

PEACHES are abundant in the markets,
but command exhorbitant prices. Good cling
stones for preserving, selling for So per bush.
el; and free-stones, of fine quality, bring the
name.
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~ tn. GnsAr HsAIru Rssrensa

The 01DAT HEALTH RnoroAHn
TIE LIFE OF TIE fLEsn IS N zee DxooDs-Whea
esh lsoses Its vitality, the shin bscomee yelleW and
paliid, the Liver disordered, DyspeDsia aud Indiee
ton follow the sprita droop Nerv0unDeas sounaAnp
HXRTsHURNE'B HEALTH KRsTORIR, 90
49,. 49,. ssAhnS,AP;AE,iLLA q. LAP; ~. sy0kDlAL.
imparting new viger and tone to constitution N
paired By disease nom anDp cause. IL rem0v0 R0R.
powers Of both sexes. gives bloom TO the rallN
cheek, and makes enc Joyou! and happy. 1ncegA
medicinsi IN its Effects; n = : pertest eO,dial =
plants, which In their very nature Ars sxhsusnne
and debitatirg. For Dropsy, dropsical swsllipoA
or Kidney sad Bladder affections, it Acts kko 8
charm. Quart bottles 81. email bottles ~ cents.
sold by PURCELL, LADD 20, rIsMKI WTnygoUs
fsrsRsoN; BoDnksE 0ARIlcx; " LApD; nuae-
AND DowDxH. my si-dAcWn
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q hULL-
i DEALERS IN FINE CLOTHING AND
GEMS RURNlsHIN0 GOODS.

We have removed % 0uF Nov et0rs, No. lbo nain
street. where shali BE- plsaspA 10 - en- nanse
rous patrons- Having psriectsd aEraagsments utfh
we shall oHsr such 70 plFehasem q ear
goode - viii make Is % the edyantags q I'll t.oe-
rested Pes feet styles. Durable Acnds 0enSeoS A.
pearance and ECONOMY IN price. are Dolnn alTo01y
estabsh I'd In our lAvos. and vhsFsyer poa1oa. o1r
cussomess shal have the adventagl e WAaeQyls ~.
continual supplies ot Nsw Goods. We dAa1l en6oop
yoF 10 ksep % and inegesss he popal2fiey e eas
successors 70 Groshons. fnlQe. Co..
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ARRIVED. p.--The schooner Z. Segar, noticed yes
tsrdAy, ~ unaccouatsbly missing, sfter leaving
Raston tveuty-one days ago for Petersburg. with
merchandise, arrived ct City Point Monday morn
ing. The schooper's detention wss caused BY run
nips aground short time after entering James
River, In which predicament che was compelled 70
rsmsin until few days since, without relief
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VILE WoMAN.-Leah Jones, the vile.t,
most vulgar, most profane white woman, that
ever darkened prison door in this city, was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday for being drunk in the
street, exposing her person and resisting the Off
GERS. As she had been released from Jail but
twenty-f,ur hours, she was committed in de-
fault of bail for her good behavior.
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FAST RIDIEG.-The two negroes. Will
liam Jones and Nat Thompson, charged with ri.
ding race In the Main street of Rockets, on the
23d ult., were convicted before the Mayor ysster-
day, and ordered to be punished.
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Cold LoDGisGs.-A young man. nam
cd Hiram P. johnson, was found asleep on one of
the market benches last Monday night, and taken
to the cage. Yesterday morning he was repri-
mauded by the Mayor and discharged.
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BAD BoY.--James spicer. charged with
fighting in the street, was released BY the Mayor
on promise Of leaving the city at once.
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- Hreouf1o.1 7V.01e. ~ NJ,
- Nsw YoaK LlSl IxsuaAxcn Cen.
ANT.
Capital $I. 100000. {

The sboys Company 10 FOKnLT MUTUAL. sna
DlVlDkNDS are declared ANNUALLY. and have
averaged sbou. IS or 30 per cent.
When desired. % per cert. Of the anuual pFeniun
will be loaned to the insured. - II
This Company has paid ia the State of virkiuiA
more than UNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THO0.
SAND DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors.
out litigation. ~
Cali. without delay, and secure Ll1E POLICE
- - -. CHxs = wORrHAM.
Gen1 Agent and Atty tcr Virginia.
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REruRNxp-On the 10Th ult.. the bark ]. i. Davis,
Capt. Fairchild, of Boston, which sailed from Mo-
bile. Ala. two days before, returned to that port
and put on fugitive slave who had been found
secreted on board Some Of the merchants OF Mo
bile are getting up testimonial to present to the
contain.
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FIrRCE ATTACK BY BREs.-Yestsrday morning,
blind horse that had been put to Craze in sn
closure on the premises of MIR. Fowler in the low.
er part of town, got foul of some beehives, of
which there are large number there. The bees
attacked the horse aud covered his head and
large portion of his body. Mr.. Fowler bearing the
horse pluneing went to try and get him out The
bees attacked him, also, ,etngng him very severely,
much SO that we learn that he faiuted yesterday
two or three times. Others who came to his assis
tance were also stung more or less. Finally the
horse was got ont and free from tie bees. but he
died in short time from the effects Of the stngng
We presume Wilmington, " C., Jo4ynaT.