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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

PROPOSED VISIT OF n. Y. MILITARY TO IRRLAsp.-
The Sixty ninth Regiment uuder command Of Col.
Ryan, propose to visit Ireland by one Of the new
Galway line Of steamers. Col. Ryan has been 10
communication with Lord Napier on the subject,
and the latter has written to his governments to
know whether there would be any objection to
the boys Of the Sixty-ninth paying a visit to the
country of their ancestors. Over one hundred
names are enrolled as among those willing to go
on the excursion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

PASSAGE OF SLAVES OVER THE "UNDERdRoUND
RAILaoAD."-Several days ago three fugitive slaves
passed through this city on their way TO Canada.
An officer attached to the United States Marshsrs
office, Of this district arrested one of them and
took him before Mr.. Rpnders, who discharged him
immediately. on the ground that no warrant had
been issued for his arrest. Mr.. Rynders states
that he will not interfere in of this character
until the proper warrant 10 placed Ia his hands,
and when it is done he will enforce 1t at any ha-
zard. The names of the slaves, and the place
they came from, are unknown. They came to this
city by way of Philadelphia, and are now probably
across the Canada line.-N. 7. Post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

CHILD DROWNED IN LESS THAN FIVE inches OF
WATER-The New Bedford Mercury records the
singular drowning of little girl by the name of
Catharne M Garfield, whose parents reside in that
city. 1t appears that while engaged Ia playing
with fish in q -four barrel, she fell in head first
and was drowned, having remained in the water
some fifteen minutes. Tine measurement of water
in the barrel only four and three quarter inch
es-almost two buckets full.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

The lady who was -bent" upon having her owH
John D. Mcguire, Of Balfinors, brother Of the
President Of Georgetown College, died of yellow
fever In New Orleans on the 7th inst
Wm. HINT, . printsF, frem Washiugtos, died
few days since very saddsaly 10 WxatsrbosooSh
3. Or 49,
Two. ear losds Of tobaoess Grows II InlrfhI cos
arrived IN AlexandfiA on The l3th Inst. s
Thonss Leacaslsr. An old grain merchant o
Phiiadelphta, dte1 on the lSth lust
ytcinlty Of rrsdsFtcton, NIB. s.
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aSs. EASE. GRAcs. BEAUTY AND Cor


RgcTSBss combieed in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AHBa3rYPEs executed al the large Photograph and
FiIe AIT galleries Of MINNls, w Main street. op-
JnsIe the Postofhce, aad Sycamore street. Peers.
lura, Va.
R,.e aud grace in position, beauty in finish. and
ooTf &C nesa In portraiture.
hose who wish To obtain something really fine la
the way OF Lik eness eithsr in AMbtoty pc Pho
graph piain Ia India lax. water Colors oil coiors,
Pastie. of any sze up 20 the size OF life, are re-
spocIfuliy solic ed 10 visit his Galleries and
ine his various styles of Portraitures
aElerios AWAY open aud free " yi-itors whether
they desire work executed or not. se9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

EIaHr HUNDRED SHEEr POISONED MIR. Bird, far
mer, at Burton, England, has sustained heavy
loss in singular manner. He had a flock Of 867
sheep, which were recently "dipped'' in cheni-
cal solution used for destroying ticks, &C., and
then turned out to grass 1t Is supposed that this
solution was washed Off the sheep by shower of
rain and fell upon the grass, which, being eaten
by the sheep, poisoned them. Only twenty-six out
of the flock of S67 remained alive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

WHOLESALE IscENDIARIsn,--On Thursday last,
eight young men, one of them only ten years old,
we're arrested in Quincy, Mass. charged with
having set fire to tour or five buildings in that
town. Four of them were held in bail ranging
from $500 to $500, and some of the younger onss
will be used State evidence. 1t is thought there
will he testimony to show their completely in
some fifteen incendiary fires.
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To BE SErrLEp.-The Status Of ssmix.

10 BE SETTLED.- The status Of "mix-
ed bioodf, as provided for In the acts Of assembly
81 Virginia, will no doubt come up In the trial Of
Alexander Barley, charged with the murder OF
Delaware kersey, and the higher courts wilebe
required to settle it. The question will remain
open for discussion until settled by the Court Of
Appeals. If the exemption In the law makes them
white people. as has been contended. let the fact
oe kno@n. y 1t makes them privileged free me-
groes, as the Mayor contends the Court Of Appeals
should say So -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

CHlHESE WhRFARE-h Iettbr III Tue NOrIoIk, va,
Argus, describing the late battle between the
Allies and the Chinese, says
ADr. TurnbuIi who stopped in the rear of one
Of the companies to adminster relief to 4 wound
ed man, was adrotly lassoed by an active China.
man, who sprang out from his hiding place behind
tree, aud quickly threw the moose over his head;
and then, in order to make his reward sure. be
undertook to practice little rough surgery upon
his choking captive, aud soon succeeded in cut.
ting of his head
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

Hoes IN rHe WEsr.-The Cincinnati (0hioJ
Price Current publishes tables, showing the com
para,ve number Of hogs according to the asses
sors' returns, in ninety-three counties in Ken
lucky. thirty-eight Ia Indiana, and twenty nine
in Ohio, the present aud previous years, prepared
by the Auditor of each State. The aggregate number
this year 10 25759l4 against 27S9 4SS last year
decrease 2l3,514
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CoLD BArH.-A tipsy fellow last Tine,

COLD BArH.-A tipsy fellew last Tues
day night, while passing along the canal bank,
near 7tn street bridge, staggered into the canal.
and after short dive rose to the surface, and
yelled IRE, at the top Of bis voice. A gentieman
vho was standing 10 'front.' of Mr.. d. Hunr's house,
hearing the cries, FASTENED TO tho bridge, ana
discovering the old toper laundering about like Q
wounded dack. reached him . pole aud drew him
ON shore, none the worse Of for HE sudden plunge
in cold water.
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TIE TExpxsAscr Cr1,,a.r,or ;,,h;.

cry, on the 10Th instant, is expected to be very
imposing affair, and if the weather proves favors-
Die, the cold water army of.this section Of vir-
giDia will make handsome dsplay of pum,,ars
ON That occasion. We understand that an entire
division Of the Sons Of Temperance In Petersburg,
numbering three or four hundred members. " hi
visit Richmond on the occasion; and that Frsder.
leksourg, Danviile, Lynchburg, and other places
are to have representatives. present. The hall of
the nrst market has been secared for the dinner:
and able speakers have been invited to deliver ad
dresees. 7- -
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NTM. & DAVID GIBSON,
Wv HnISE GARPENTERA AND RIIILDERl

MAIN, NEAR ruE CORNER OF STH STREET, RICHMOND VA,
Respectfully inform the Citizens Of Richmoud and
public generally that they are prepared, with the
assistance OF their steam power. and all the most
useful wood working schiDery, to execute every
description tf work ia their line ef business in
~ of ali dinepsions rrpsrns or rem1dspn tbe
same; pu ting 10 ttore Fronts Of any kind, Shslv-
ings put up Counters made, &C. in neat and taste
nli msnner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worked
according 10 Geomet. esi Principles; Cornices made
suit any style Of Eui.dings all Kinds Ct Mould
ir2s on hand; Sash, Blinds and Doors made tn or
ker aud sent any part of the country; every HAD
OF WoVi Turning. such a.. stair B-lusters Newell
Poets, 4, Architectural Wood Carving fjr store
Feonts and Capitals for Porch Columns. All orders
executed In a neat manner.
W. 4 b. GIBSON hope. by strict after tion 10
business together with their practical know edge
of the same, to merit continuance Of publ, pa
tronage
a1- Orders respectfully solicited SO ll-lM*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

MusDsRsR CEASIHe THnvHs.-Tbree prisoners
having escaped from the Columbia county wis
consiu) Jail. . few days since, one John Murray,
upder confinement for murder, earnestly desired
TO join 10 their pursuit, promising to return a.
soou as the chase was over. The ranaways were
not found, but Murray, faithful to his contract,
came back TO his old quarters after absence Of q
feW hc4rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

A vialLAScg CoMMIrrEE.-A committee, with this
title, has been established In Shelby county, KY
concerned 10 evil Deeds to leave the county with
in three days. Any property belonging to 3 white
man. is to bs appraised by three disinterested per
sons, and the price paid over, after such person
has been directed to leave the couaty. Slaves
who are vicious, must be removed also from Shel.
by county, by their masters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

HS JACKsoN's CELEBRATED

w
If you have Ague and Fever,
If you have Bilious Ftvtr,
TAKE JACKsON'S BITrERS.
If you have Dyspepsia. ,,,,
If you have summer Oumpaint.
TAKE JACkSON'S BlTrERS.
As a TONIC, and curer of General Debility, it is
unsurpassed.
F,r sale by Druggist generally. Price, only 30
c pts per bottle. X. Ii. JACKSON,
au l2-ts Prol rietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

D0r NoTios -BurTsR. the ep-
idsinic among Virginia cattle disappears, shall
S " Fss eaaNSE sir q usrY 5s sSfP q
stsntly receiving; and lower grades q Goshen But
Ter, Tor cooking purposes, always on hand
WILLIAM 4 KING,
20 I-zw Sand franklin n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

THE SLAVERY Discussion The discussion between
parson Browniow, Of Ten nessee, and parson Pryne,
of New York, on the slavery question, terminated
on Saturday evening. at the National Guards
Hall, Philadelphia in the presence Of very intel.
ligent audience. Numerous ladies we're in attend
ance and they seemed to share n the close
with which the remarks of the different speakers
were received. There was no vote taken upon
the question under discussion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

tE LIooRIcE BoILgRs, 80 AND l20
GALLONS, FOR Woop OR Coal These Boilers have
very simple arrangement tor regulating ths heat
and for retaining it ct given temperature fer q
long liTne Just TO hand, per schooner Haxall, and
for sale at the Governor Street Stove Store, by
GEORGE STAKRhTT.
N. B-smaler sizes. to arrive. Also. the FarIners
Boilers, all sizes. on hand. jy29
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( IME, CEMENT, PLASTER,
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

NKATES, FENDEKs, FINE SETE OF
~ sHOvELs. T0NGS and POKRRa Il have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds Gf Crates
including every style Of Tenders, GUNNER Pieces
handsome and plain sets Of Shovels, Tongs and
Pokers. seven different sizes OF coal Scuttss cnder
ard poke ers Blower Stands; and Iron Footmsrs
Brick fire SLABS 6nd Janl sets of soap Stone for
settipg up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, o.
sweet tone. Builders, housekespers. and others in
want Of any Of the above articles be supplied Of
the lowest Northern prices. 1 ara manufacturing
20 kinds of Brass aud Jrsn Works of the above de-
scription, at my BILL and BRAss POUhSSaaY, and
HRATE and FENDER MANUFACTUKY, No. 230
tiain street. tetween 5th and 9th streets, West sde
Richmond, Va.
n lR-dlY nENO0N
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LOCAL nATrERs.

nAiLH0AD CoLIIsruM.--A collieion oo-
surrsd ON ths Richmosd aad DAnvil,s RaIJross.
Yesterday morning. between tho down 49,. -,
soo Up rsighe trains, when sbous Hftssn mf5~s
rom this city, but foTtunately 40 ivss -. 49,
Mise ktrk wood Of Nashville, Tsanessss, hsd ors 81
hsr ansIes sprsissd by Jumping from ths nss..S. =
ger train, and the two engineers were sfsrhss,
bruised and shocked By the concussion' ~.
Engines were also damaged, and one OF Two Of 49,
cars partially broken, ali Of which tbs Ssns,;c ~.
teDdene ehinka can be repaired for f500. =.
We uadcrstspd that whom the collision 49,
place: the cars were running 1t . moderate snssS
ano tnas both engineers had "a opporfupitv q -
verse tae motions oftheir engines before The trsr.
came togeeher. But for this fact the resuit m;rns
nave been far more serious. Weiesrn from 80
senger that the down train, amer vaiffrs -. -
une for the mp, started. with the expectssion -
funnfng to sturn sut' beiore meeting q r. n ~
pc 20, then one Of the trains was runn,nv ons -
ine to the danger Of the lives Of tbs =
sna no ever directed It 10 respcnnbe for ths -.
suit Time tables should be strictly Observed 5.
oy doing 30 only. can the travelling pubiic h..s
any securities for their lives -s'se Ss'e
The train due Ia this city 1t half past 8 o,c,oet
yee.erday morning, did not arrive until half nast
IN the afternoon. In consequence Of the sceids.s
on the read. no train left here for the Junction
yesterday afternoon. 'As'ou
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!, cAaolMs cousTr Irlns.-Ths corn crop II Caro-
.ins Iasks wsll: Last court day . colIsction was
bnying only half their usnsl ouanetty of guano
the ys.r .. Q. Drjarnssts has cold tract Of SIS
acres sdloaniug his farm. for o, ,280 some yesrs
- e PAID 0niy 81 30 Tar H. Efedrjckstayg
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BISHOP OSDERDoNK, OF NEw YoRK-A New York
letter. OF the 9th ult, to the Charleston Courier
says:
Bishop Onderdonk, who was deposed In this d.
ocese some years ago, 10 still living In this city,
and Is bale aud hearty. He occupied the Episco.
pal residence, in Walker street. for sever al years
after deposition. He was compelled by the church
70 give TINS up, and is now residing higher up
town, in Twenty.seventh street, in = yery flne
house, and seems to wish for nothing In the way Of
worldly comfort. The ex-Bishop carries on very
extensive correspondence, and being denied the
privilege OF the pulpit, he 10 working faithfully
with his PEN His manuscripts and correspou-
dence, after his DEATH will be valuable addition
to the literature and "reminiscences of the Episco.
pal Church of this city. Bishop Oudsrdonk seems
to be 10 excellent health, although bowed down
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

PRAIsEwoRTHY-An English paper announces
that MIR. john Townsend, member o. Parliamen nf
for Greenwich, has accepted an engagement ut one
of The London theatres, at salary of f25 week.
A desire To pay his creditors is said to have sug-
gested the idea.
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NOVEL LUxURY.-The last novelty from Ger
many 10 musical bad, which receives the weary
body aud Immediately 'laps IL 10 Elysium." tits
sn Invention Of mechanic in Bohemia, and 10 90
constructed that by means Of hidden mechanism,
pressure upon the bed causes soft and gentle
air of Auber 70 be played, which continues long
enough to lulI tho most wakeful to sleep. At the
head is clock, the hand OF which being placed a.
the hour the sleeper wishes to rise, when the time
arrives, the bed plays march OF 6pontoni, with
drums and cymbals and, In short, with noise enough
TO rouse the sevsn sleepers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-16

Events OF LFE-Mr. Boston Small died In
Beaver county. Pa, Sept. 9th. II 9 came to that
county when there were but three white families
residing north of the Ohio river "He saw the first
steamboat descend the Ohio river, and aft Dr. wards
the locomotive and railroad cars xhirl along IT'S
banks. He has seen the telegraph wires stretched
along the precipices, where the wild beasts made
their lair. lie lived to read the dispatches sent
along the bottom of the Atlantic ocean, between
the President Of the United States and the Queen
OF Great Britain. Mr. Small assisted In establish
ing weekday and Sabbath Schools, Academies and
SemiDariee"
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TvnIrrH srnnrr from Main "a rr.n.

TwELFTH SrnBsr, from Main TO Frank
lin. is to be improved in short time The Coun.
Gil have passed an order to have the sidewalks
widened and paved, and the carriage way made
narrower This street is great throughlare for
pedestrians going to and from the square, Mr..
Belyin is nov erecting upon It several handsome
business tenements, aud In the course Of next
spring others will probably spring ap
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xSy- CHOLERA. CHoLEHA-MoRBUs, Ds

ARAHdA Or SUMNER CoAPLAISrs, re have been told
have never atiac (. d thoss persons Who have Lsen
nsng BAKERS PkEhIUM BITTEkS regularly
This summer. Should you have il, or be attack ed
for three or four days. and You will find our words
:rue that it ID never failing rfAedJ. VI 18th the
confidence we have in it, we think every family
should keep bottle regularly on hand IN eases Of
erneTg cpcy. with the conhdeat assurance that no
ne icine now ia ef ctua aud at the tiIas
SO harmless Price sc per bottle.
To be II had wholesale and retail at the Drug Stores
of Messrs Purcell. Lsdd Co. and all the prominent
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cAhsaTSj sHaDjss SIL 1Sb SShboTMc, GuH.sv wfIspow vfHu

. We are now prepared 70 offer to our friends eus-
toners, and buyers generally, for THIS FAt,L'1
BUSINESS, the largest sssertnsnt cf m the Gsds
es'traced IN our card abow. that We hare svsr had
beautiful. the rGristy in Qaity 10 unsstp and
having been imported by ourselves, under the mcst
turers In England. and selected with care ffein the
best acteries in this country feel sussed In de-
ciaripg we can and sc0 sell them at 90 low prices
nsmsnafacsurs, can be purchased as any house In
W. cordially invite al buyers and visitors % the
-. RICHARDsON q 90,
ae 6-2ms s.t "a Main nt.
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BEouEsT.--Amongt the receipts Of the Areri.
can Colonization society fer the past mouth vas
$1,000 irom the estate of the late Gen. Mckay, OF
North Carolina, for the emigration of the people
sent under his win to Liberia
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rsS~ Ds JoHs b. WALrsALL. {Hemeo-
psthist offers his professional services to the citi
a,ns Of Richmond aud its vicinity. Office at his re
s!ieace. on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
-
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1wBHTY MILES TRoT.-0wners of fast
oag,, and all others who wish to make an entry to
the trotting race to como on as Broad Rock, must
do before the Goth ef this mouth, or they will
be too late Proprietor Green has already received
several entries, and ia anxious for more. 20 ss 10
ensure good eport.
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NJ. Poitevan, the intrepid @ronAut whoee ex-
eursions on horseback caused SO much excitement
In London has met the fate of several OF his pre-
deeessors He fell into the sea, near Malaga whet
descending with his balloon. and wac drowned.
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THs UnyensA1Isr Cuurcu

ms oAlSEhBALISr CHEECH.-In view
OF the reopening Of this house for divine wor.
snip, the congregation have, ut considerable ex-
pense, re painted and renovated it, and any one
who Visits Il will be struck with its improved an
pearance. The pulpit has been altered 90 as 20
make u more pleasant for the speaker than it was
vanery. nnd ~. Inc pews have been newly cushioned
aud the noor csrpeted The entire wood v ork
mas eeen re.painted,s and the walls and ceiling
papefed' This is novelty in church decoration
10 10 TINS city. though common In the Northern
states ana after seeing this, We should not be
s9rprised II 1t were TO become more general in
churches here. The organ, though small, has al.
ways been considered one of the best in the city.
ana. ana nas been thoroughly repaired; aud small
eaJ nave been practicng f,r some time, 90 as to
We understand that the Rev. j. sHRIaIrr, the
newiy cnasen pastor Of this church, will com
mence his labors on Sunday morning next, and
rom tne satisfactory manner In which he has Der.
ofmed his duties in other cities, his friends here
anticipate much benefit from his efforts. The
heading tPa) papers, In speaking of bis removal
from shaf city to this, sllude to his talents ms
oreacaer, and his excellence as man, in the most
natterlpg terms of commentator. 80 : =
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g,H-To THR fusLso. After the 16rH
PAY oe sEprEMBRS NEXT. the ussisrsisned
wien oases upon TO dispense uedieines between
,ns hours af closing aud opening their avtahlish.
n.ents viii charge the sum of Fifty CEN rs in
sh,itioD ts the usu pyicc.
Fbsstsp Il reudsred necessary Ia conse luanee of
tr fe1rent and often useiess Interruptions ef our
rrf
Ne4nH& BAKER J.RLAIR
WAR NJ s PBARCE. 4aUBBS &ApPERSoN
uUSaL& NOaToN. ADIkAQHAY
W PkTERsoN, FISHER n WINSTON
pJtS co, CIiAs s SDAW SON,
JOHN MGARLiCk. WAGNER.
GRO DOW DIM. IA a-tm
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BALLOON CHAlIEEGk-A. GODDARD appears 10 the
Lockport Advertiser with : cbsllepas 10 Prof.
steiner TO race over the continent. He proposes
InAs each shall start frtm the same place as the
same time, and the ono Who goes the farthest shall
win the race; nothing % be sAd q 70 the Atitude
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sss- DE- ACHILLES AscoLI's Office, on

Grace street. between 1th and sth
Change Of Hour far TIE Posr.-After the 18th inst.
(Augl.t, DR.. AscoLI will be in attendance upon the
poor between and o'ci ek. p. ii Instead Of be
tween AVID s. rs heretofore, ard pssittreiy at no
other hour. in the day o. evening. mh I2-lyS
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NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND TAR

NOTICE TO ABRCHANT1 AND fAR-
A. nERs, who deal 10 and nss oroesa risAser.
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PAupsas from other cities. are cant

PAuPsRs from other cities, are csntin-
saliy pouring into Richmond, and seeking omar
ters 10 the poor house. Scarcely day passes that
the Mayor 10 not applied TO for permit to enter
that bulldisg all OF which he is compelled 10 refase
~ he has control over It. The Overseers Of the
Poor have the poor house under their charge, and
can receive or reject applicants ~ they deem pro.
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ssy- DUDLEY h Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WfERs, Pine BPAN.
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PEACH LssvEs.-Tbe Carolina Spartap,n noticing
a paragraph concerning peach leaves for yeast, a.
new discovery Of . lady in Rome, Ga, adds:-
"why. bless you, We have been using nothing else
for over two years, and peach leaves have bees
used in spartansburg time ont Of MUD for the
purpose-green or shade dried