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e% PRICE g. WATKINS.
FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS
Beautiful Bsyadere. Plaid. Plain and a'Lez SILKS.
Splendid two bounced, double Skirt and a'Lez SILK
ROBES-s some Velvet Brocade, very eiegant-in
these goods our assortment is unusually rich
and varied
Superb French DeLaines. yalentias. Poplns and
ashmeres, entirely new and beautiful designs
These are in plain Skirts. two and three hounees
and a'Lez styles
Plain DeLaines. DeBeges. Lovella Cloths. Meri
noes, &C
Handsome English and American DeLaines at low
BLACK BoMBAzTNEs,
MOUSELINES, CHALLIES.
TAMESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and all kinds of NO URNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels, Maltese, Honiton and French Emb. do.
In Emhroideries aud Laces our stock is uncommC My
CLOTHS. CASsIMERES, yESTINGS,
and Mems wear generally large stock
Our basement room is filled with heavy Goods, for
plantation men and women-say, Fulled Cloths, Lin.
seys Blankets &C. at the LOWEST rates. in largeand
small quantities.
Hoop skirts; Bishops. new article
Ladies' and Mems Silk and Wool Under-vests and
Drawers. Great attentions given to this depart
ment-all sizes and qualities are kept.
FLANNELS. LINENS,
BLEACHED and BROWN DOMESTICS,
TABLE and BED LINEN, TOWELS, &C.
NJ Buyers will find our stock very large, and
every department kept nnbroken and full.
ALSO
Splendid Velvet and G 9th CL0AKs:
no l7-l2t PRICE d WATKINS.
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MARRIED.

At 81. Johns Church. on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. H. B. Kepler. VERNON A. BOWLS to MISS
MARY L. LAWr0N, all Of this city.
AZ Norwood. the residence u sam1 P. Ryland.
Eco, on Tbursd4y, the 18th inst by Rev n H.
Baeby. AUGus1 Us sIzEk, Esq q King William.
to Miss BETTY II. RYLAND. OF King 1etn.
On the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr. Tizzard. Mr..
JNO w. PRITCaETT Of Amelia. to Miss MARY
Y. WILKINSON, of Chesterfield county. -
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CURE FOR CosUAPuoN.-The following recipe
for the cure ofconfuwption, colds, &C., is publi.h
ed by the Cu.hbers (Ga.) Reporter at the instance
of minister of that place, who is informed that il
is infallible. 1t is at least worth trial.
Take one quart of pure gin, one gill of fresh Tur
pentiue, just as Ii comes from thu tree mix well
and let it stand twenty-tour hours, then add half
pint OF clear honey and shake well. Take one
table spoonful three times day, and cure is
certain.
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ST. THRYE THOUSAND DiyoRcEs.--It is stated that
there are 5000 applications for divorce now on file
in the courts of Indiana. The married state, if we
may Judge from this fact, mus, b. very insecure
end undesirable 1t is a oonsclng refec ton. how.
ever, that In no case has divorce been known to
where the parties during courtship used those
beautiful visiting cards gotten mp at the DIsPArsH
Jon Office. Persons having taste and economy
enough to choose them are never mistaken in the
selection of q companion for life.
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Collision AT SEA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The schooner James
English, for New Haven, with coal and iron. was
run into on Thursday, off Tinicum, by the steam
ship Pennsylvania, from Richmond. The Penn.
sylvania escaped uninjured, but the schooner was
cut on the larboard bow to the waters edge
She then run ashore, and has since returned here
for rcpars
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ARREST OF Communicate New Orleans
on the I'D inst, Jas Murphy, alias Mason, was ar
rested In the third story of suspicious house.
with dies, acids, metals aud plates for counterfeit
rug, ana ABOUT peck OF counterfeit halves, quar-
ters, dimes and half dimes. In his trunk we're
iound two receipts for making counterfeit cold
ana silver coia, and an unconditional pardon
signed BY President James Buchanan and Lewis
Iass' secretary OF stste-from which i. appeared
.nat ne nad been convicted of counterfeitfng coin
70 Missouri, by T. S. Court, In 1856 and was mar.
sanity. Wv" " ="
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aP1cIAL MoTICns.
n~EcoxonY Is WsALrH, AND TINE IL
Nowis the time e get ps SEiS IL


MONEY
Now Il the time 70 get bargain ina
SAVING MACHINE. s.o
Only $50. $40 and sso.
The subscriber offers for sale, at tho ABOVE 10"
QUAKER CITY SEWING MACHlNE.
He has eald over 300 Of them In Alsbama, duIina
the past summer f,r plantation use--bsins 90 sim
ple In their construction that any ORDINARY seam
stress can learn them la one hour
They are equally adapted to coarse or me WORM
making q very strong and flexible seam. That VIII
not rip-gews from two ordinary spoos, wlthout re-
windipa-use any kind Of thread, cotton or Blk
The iInproyement In this Machine 10 so rimpies
that they are not liable to get out OF order,
areat deal might be said about this Mscnine'
b,,f we wish the public to call and examine foT
selves They on exhibition for short time a.
Wstson,s (Wbitehurst's oid) Gallery, Main street
We wish it distinctly unds rstood. that these ere
NO cheap single thread Machines, but use double
thrs adj and are wa,rsuted 10 be In proper order.
NB-Tne attention Of persons In want Of Agen =,
cies throughout the Southern States Is invlten 70
fhjs Machine as the Agent wishes TO dispose OF state
and County Rights very liberal ofcouns Is vi
business. az well as safe one. Only smsh capi'ai
required. IL fhSAn,
no 25--d6tfcw1tF agent
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NEWS FROM THE WEST OF AFRICA.

BosToS, Nov GA letter received at Salem,
dated Goree. West Coast of Africa, states that 1t
was very sickly on that coast and that French
steamer had lost twenty-five men within two
weeks.
An armed boat from the same steamer had inn
pressed French ealor from the brig Rock iDg ham,
Of Salem. Tho letter was dated October H.
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DEATH OF Hon. HENRI BEDINGER.-Hou. Henry
Bedinger, late U. s. Minister to Denmark, died on
Friday morning last, at his residence, in sbep-
herdstown, Va, after few days illness. lie was
formerly o member of Congress from Virginia,
and in his late diplomatic position, drew up the
famous treaty which settled the Sound Dues ques-
ton. 1. was but few days since he partook OF a
public dinner, given by his friends his retur n
to this country.
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CIRCUs POW ~ TIr sOITTII

AUGUSTA Nov. 1.-THE Columbus (Ga Tines Of
Saturday says that Orion & Olden's Circus Gonna.
ny we're all arrested while playing at Auburn Ala
10 consequence of a members having killed mar
named Key, at Lockspoks on the previous day
crowd of so followed the company to Auburn
and fired some 20 shots, ipjuring nobody. The
company submitted and returned for trial
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HoGs.-The Lynchburg (Va.) Republican notices
the arrival there, Friday, of ID car loads Of hogs
from the west, making IS car loads for the week.
weighing, in the aggregate, over 100000 pounds.
Hog killing commenced in that cisy Friday, and
the porkers died at the rate of 40 per hour. The
market there rules at 81. with a slight tenden
cy to an advance. At Wytheville, Va, pork j.,
selling at S6H percwt.
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ExRcurIoN-W William II. Bows, convicted of the
murder OF Mickey yer, expiated his crime upon
the gallows at Jacinto, NJ issssippi, on the 10th
instant, in the presence of about three thousand
persons. Heattributed his ignom inious death, 10
great degree, to the fact that 10 early life lie
was bad boy. He said he was an instance of
what bad bows come 10.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The pro
prfetors of the overland mail route to the Pacific,
have made their arrangements for conveying CO.
pies of the Presidents annual message, and other
documents. over their route by express. They
have sent special agent to Washington city, it is
said, to attend to forwarding the documents
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RESIGNATION oP COMMODORE STEwARr.-The Navy
Department has received Il communication from
this veteran officer avowing his intention Of re-
signing, unless he is restored from his position on
the retired list where no was placed by the naval
retiring board In cate he resigns, it is said that
he expresses a determination to return to the go-
vernment sundry presents he has received as to-
kens of the appreciation of his gallant services in
times past. The States, however, has good reason
to believe that Commodore s. will be nominated
to the Senate for complete restoration to his for-
,Der rank
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TROTTING MATCH BETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE
AND REINDEER.

ST LOUIS, Nov. ga trotting match came off
yesterday, on the Abbey Race Course, between
Flora Temple and Reindeer, for 81 000, mile heats.
three best in five, in harness. The purse was
given to Reindeer in consequence of a collision in
the second reat, which the judges decided was the
result of foul driving the part of Flora's dri>
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT-THREE PERSONS IN
IITREn

RoysEs's PoIST, N. Y, Nov. 26.-Last evening the
train from Godensburg to this place was thrown
from the track near, Madrid, by a broken rail-
Capt. c. T. Geer, of Cheney, Fiske Co.'s express
and Mr.. Powell, of Madrid, were badly hurt the
conductor, r. P Barry, was also severely bruised.
but came on with his train.
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FIRE.-The dwelling of ?. P Boaghan, in Essex
county, Va, wes destroyed by fire Friday night,
with the furniture it contained. Mr.. B. narrowly
escaped with his life. Loss 81 500.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. 2S-The Pacific Ralwa,
Convention passed resolution requiring the pay
ment of 25 cents on each share, and adjourned to
meet at New 0rlrsns on the 10th Of December. for
the election of officers. The meeting was highly
satisfactory, eyiucing q determination to push
forward the road rapidly.
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The late Rochester speech of Senator SEWARD
has had the good effect of bringing out an almost
unanimous protest against his designating and
destructive doctrines, from the conservative men
OF oil parties 10 the Northern States. 1t has been
received in the South in a manner equally graft
fying to oil who are sensitive to the honor OF the
South and the concord of the Union-that 10. 1t
has elected no exaggerated expressions OF wrats,
no nousensicai puerilites, and highfalutin blood
and thunder rhetoric, which are rather the symp'
toms OF conscious weak ness than OF selfTeiiant
strength. II were as little consistent with dig
nifty and manhood to handy words with rufiian
who should threaten burglary or incendiarism, as
to mako any response in words to such menace
~ that Of Stewards. Happily, the pronunciamento
of this arch.agitator has fallen stiilborn at his
own door, and Its only important result is the
prossration Of his own political fortunes.
The calm and conclistory temper manifested
upon this occasion by the press of both sections, Is
Q hopeful sign of returning reason and harmony.
More alienation has been caused between North
and South by the manner in which their differs
ences have been discussed, than In those differ
ences themselves. Let the press pour oil upon the
troubled waters, instead OF scattering f.ebrands
In all directions. If 1t reflects public sentiment
properly, its work must be one of union and con
ciliation for the of the people are every
where for union. All men, both in the North and
South, who have interests in society and the pos
session of their senses, desire to see mutual jus
tice, good feeling aud forbearance prevailing in al
sections: and 1t 10 proper that this desire shoulC
be reflected BY the organs Of public sentiment
The South should not be misled by the vaporine
and denuuciations of a few abolition journals a
the North, nor the North suppose that thos
ultra journals In the South, which disparage ant
villify Northern character, are the true expo
nents Of Southern sentiment. On the contrary
the South knows how to distinguish the goot
and true men of the free States from the bat
and false, and it freely accords to the North tn
chivalrous and gallant qualities by which it is it
self distineuished
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n~ LAW PARTNERsHIP.

JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Attorney General.
and JOHN NJ. PATTON, JR. have entered into 9
TUCKER l. PATTON" in the Court of Appeals a,
Richmond and Lewisburg. and IN the superior ana
Inferior Courts Of the CITY OF Richmond 80
Any business entrusted to their care WI! DC
promptly attended to. no Zo-Im
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DANGEROUS ARNs--The New York Seventh Reg
iment, National Guard, have recently come into
possession Of 500 Minnie musksts. similar TO those
iateiy introduced into tho United States Army
and which did such execution lately among tia
sessees ~ Oregon. All their srmoriss are now
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DAMAGES RECOVERED FROM A TELEGRAPH CoapA.
M NY Kingdom has obtained a verdict OF
SzZ' z! against the Montreal Telegraph Comnany
Ior negieeung to forward message accepting an
oher elghty cents per bushel for 2ol2 bushels of
price soon after fell 20 sixty cents.
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FRASER RIvER.-The last accounts from Fraser
River, as regards gold, seem to be better. ship
ment of over 900 ounces of gold to San Francisco
had been made. The weather, however, was I'M
favorable. great deal of snow had fallen, and
to make matters worse, provisions were very
scarce Potatoes were selling at IS cents per
pound. The Fraser diggings are attracting atten
ton in Australia, and line of clipper ships has
been formed to run from Melbourne to Yancou-
varis Island
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ne The address of THOMAS TABB, Esq, of Hamp-
ton, before the Metropolitan Society of Hampton
Academy, is an eloquent and beautiful production,
rejecting high credit upon it's youthful and prom.
Using author, and upon the excellent institution
of that truly accomplished scholar aud gentleman,
Mr.. CARY, of which admirable and OVERLOOKING
school Mr.. TADB was an eleve. We predict for
him bright and useful career.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE VERMONT LEGIsLA-
IATITRE

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 26.-The Vermont Legis-
lature adjourned this morning. No appropriation
has been made for completing the State capitol,
the House having refused to concur with the Sem
ate in the passage of any bill for that purpose.
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HE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILl

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 26.-The stockholders of the
Southern Pacific railroad met here yesterday
Jeremiah Morton, of Virginia, presided. President
Foulkes made an able report concerning the road,
which will be considered tomorrow. Two-thirds
of the stock ia represented.
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SUICIDE A LITERARY MAN.-Edwin Dickens. "a
relative Of the great novelist. committed suicide
in New York, at the Aston House, Friday, by
taking cyanide potassium. He has been connect
ed with newspapers in Australia. and also as
writer and theatrical critic in the London papers.
Poverty was the cause of the deed
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ssss- Cloak AND MANTLE DEPoT-

R*Sr CLOAK AND MANTLE DkPoT.-l
shslI omen on Monday the 2yth instant. Rich VEL
VETS. nuparine Beaver aud Broad Cloth RAG
LANS of the most fashionable files and the latest
designs Tor Ladies, Misses ana Children. Also,
fine assortment o, FURS, rich HEAD DRESSE-,
and French HAIR pms, in all colors The Gold
Chiidrens rKlkTs as low as u cents. FANCY
GOODS in great variety. Sold at prices to defy
ompetitOn. kSAEhIEb,
10 t9-lW oS MALL stTces
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COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov 27.-The ballot for SeDa-
tor for the long term resulted in no choice. Rheti
is considered likely TO be successful
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TEXAS IN AID OF THE MEXICAN LIBERALs.-The San
Antonio Ledger learns by letters from Camargo
that Col Jean N. Seguin, late of San Antonio, has
been com missiopea by the Governor of Nuevo Leon
to raise a regiment of troops in Texas in aid of
the liberals in Mexico.
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MA HARpY's ASrr FaIcTIos GREASE

nT s. / B. P
FROM REV. THOMAS BINFORD.
MARL HILL, Henrico CO., VAL
Ostober 18th, 1855 !
DR. GARLIcK. Dear SIR Having used to some
considerable extent your Samples Baking Pow
der unheaitatingly pronounce II TO be superior TO
anything that has been used in my family for pur-
poses which it il recommended.
THOMAS BisFono
JOHN W aARLiCK
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor
Richmond Va
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally throu. h.
out the state. no Civ
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KILLED ON A RAILRoAD.-An Englishman named
Black, and his wife, were run over and killed on
the Hudson River Railroad. Thursday night, near
Terrytown, N. Y, as they were returning from
PRAYER meeting. The husband was struck by the
engine ahd thrown from the track and there was
scarcely aDy mark upon the body when discover
ed. The body of Mrs. Black was shockingly man
gIed, as if the train had passed over it.
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SEPARATION on TEETH By GALvAs-

IsM-This agent has been introduced into thu prac-
lice of tho subscriber with entire 1t per-
fectIy simple and harmless. A gentle current OF
electricity Is mate to through the ferceps upon
the 9th TO be extracted. which entli ely destroy
the painful sensations usually felt n the effort CT
extraction. JOS WOODWARD, De mist.
Office on MAN, between 9th and 10th streets
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EEy- BREEDEN & Fox are in receipt
this morning of another large lot of
LADIES RA6LANS AND CL0Ak3,
All of the newest styles, and at very low prices.
no Oft
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DEAD-Msjor Armis.ead Beckham, prominent
citizen of Allegheny city, Pa, and for 20 years
Warden of the Pennsylvania penitentiary, died on
Wednesday. He was a native of Virginia, and
once Master Armorer at Harper's Ferry.
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FIREAT NEW ORLEANS CHILD BURNT.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26-Two dwellings on Pry-
tana street, in this city, were destroyed by fire
to-day. A child persisted in the flames.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RJrpNT

INDIAsAPoIJs, Nov. % -Monsur, Furguson 4
Co.'S slaughtershouse, West indianapolis, was de.
stroyed by Hre on last night, Including about 200
dressed hogs. The loss ia estimated at $40. OOO-
No insurance.
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SENATOR DoueLAs.-Tbe Chicago Tribune Of
Tuesday last says:
Senator Douglas and lady started for New Or.
leans yesterday. He will not probably 60 to
Warrington until after the meeting Of the Illinois
Legislature. Washington Is dangerous place.
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mxA 81 SIZE FOR so CENTS

nA- 81 SIZE FOR so CENTS.
POWERS is now furnishing
his customers the dollar size Ambrotype for 50 cts.
PEARL AwBkOTYPEs taken only at
pow sRS', ISL Main street
The beet PHOTOGRAPHS are made at
POW ERS', Isl Main street.
Persons wishing the best likenesses, at a low
price, should visit "
10 T-3t& POW Ems oaiieIy.
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Nh y.1u.a,r.Rooxs- The Sneecb .

To- VALUABLE Books.-The Speech es and Orations
Of Edward Everett. For sac at the Gift Book
Store.
Also, the Speeches of Webster and Hayne, at the
Gift Book Store, No 81 Main st. q
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srsAx CAERiAGE.-A "Land Locomotive. success.
isy 'rsysr.sd the streets Of Dayton, Ohio recent
". II is designed for dram on the farm, Ia plough
tho Highways. -, --sS-
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Gag BREEDEs s. Fox have just open
ed beautiful assortment of
EMBR0IDERIES, LACES AND LACE SETS.
M Cit
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A FLEET CT VESSELS --120 schooners, 10 briggs and
bargues were at anchor this morning between
Chatham and Mouomoy, bound round the Cape
Boston Tr6reller I'D.
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SLAVE TRADE IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLA-
ruRR-In the Senate Of South Carolina Saturday,
resolutions were introduced declaring that Con,
gress has no power to interfere with the slave
trade of other nations. A Senator made speech
urging that Congress had as well declare trade in
coffee to be piracy as the trade in slaves. The res
olutions were killed by a vote of % yeas to Is
nays, which referred them to the committee on
Federal Relations.
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fCcMMopoRE SrEwARr.--It is stated that the veto
ran naval officer, Commodore Charles Stewart, has
applied to b. relieved from the command of the
Philadelphia navy yard, preparatory to resigning
his commission in the U. s. Navy.
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aA-The Pearl Ambrotypes executed by the in.
vncibie artists, REEs Il Co. 1879 Main street are the
N ast beautiful style of portrait yet Introduced
Price 50 cents. and upwards.
NB-REEs Co.'S, chemicals are always in fine
working order. Beware OF botches
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Gallery.

e~ DIR. &. L. INGsAM hqving locate I
in this city. respectfully tenders his professional
services in the various branches of his profession tC
it's citizens Office and residence on BANK STREET
near the Mechanics Institute.
no 27-lmf
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81 DESIRABLE BOOK" The Hand Book of Court
ship" For sale at the Gift Book Store, "a Main
street. &c
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f~- To SAVE ONE HALF OF LARD
used in making Bread, Biscuits, Batter Cakes
DER. Price 20 cents. For sale by
JN0 w 3ARLICK, Druggist.
no gt-lw Market Place, franklin 81
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The FILIBUsrERs.-It is now stated that the pass
ports which were exhibited by the fliibusters at
Mobile, were spurious, having been fabricated in
New .Jersey
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| SECOND DISPATCH.
GTEIRN DISpATCE.t

COLUMBIA. No. 27.-The second ballot for United
States Senator resulted as, follows: Adams, ~
Memminger, so; Rhett, "a; Mcqueen, y, Mans
ming 81 Chestnut 81.
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MARINE INTHLLI2HNCH
I5rt Of Richmoad, Ncv 27-Hgh W,ter IL - O'Clock


ARRIVED,
schr James Cochran, Wright, Back River, oys-
tiers.
Schr Two Companions, Cheser. Nansemond, oys-
tiers.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdse and
pass myers, IMdam 4 Watson.
Steamer Bslvidere, Keene. Baltimore. mdse, Lud-
lam Watson.
schr Eaxall, Winters, New York, mdse, W
Carrie.
schr Reindeer. Kerwin, Norfolk, mdse. w Col.
quit Co.
schr Amanda, Knowles, New York, mdse. W d
Colquitt u Co.
Schr New Haven, Griffin, New York, via Peters
burg, -four, w d Colquitt d Co.
Schr Ocean, Aaron Port Wslthall, light
Scar 2 Pharo, Cranmer, down the river light