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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

rx,c,,.o. or . Man AND woMss--The cxecutio'
of Ira stout. In Rochester, New York, Tor TOE "'"
der of his brother-in.tsw. took place on fr'aA!
The condemned was much agifsted during tne"'y
and tainted Just before beiog led out a''Ps'e'
says:
On reaching the gaiIows he toek = sea-, WI, .s
Deputy Sheriff Warren read the DEAN ~s'' s in
n dIstiuct and forcibIe manner Nthe cohctn-ioh
OF the reading Mr. Warren told the prisoner u NJ
the time had arrived to put the warrant into exc
cuttou and that II he had anything ~ say be had
now opportunity. Stout did not r'se' ont WINE
seated IN = clear and Arm voice, said:
GrxTLEMES--I am of the opinion that there has
bsen considerable vindictivepess in this matter,
aud where there Is vipdctiveness IL Is difficult 70
speak. have ieft my oracle, which contains an
expression of my feelings as dying mao, and
that contains all have to say.
The prayer concluded. Mr.. Hotchkiss couversed
m omef iuaudibiy with Stout, and then said that
he desired him TO say that he did not feel strength
to pray, bot heartily adopted the whole prayer De
bad just heard The deputy Sherihs, ofhcers ana
friends then shook hands with the prisoner, and
deputy Sheriff Warren put the rope about his NJ ck
and drew the cap over his face While the onicers
were pipionng his arms, Stout stood quite erect
and remained in that attitude till the last. lie
was quite firm in bis demeanor, and gave the same
complacent smile to all In bidding sdieu that he
gave at all times, when conyersing, since his ar
rest.
All being ready, and the spectators standing in
bresthless silence, at twenty minutes past three
O'Clock, Sheriff Babcock pulled the fatal line, aud
Ira Stout suspended three feet from the floor
Not a sound was heard in any direction, save the
heavy fall Of the weight, which did the fatal WORK
The death of the Inflated man not as sudden as
could be desired. His struggles for eight or ten
minutes were severe, and caused the spectators to
turn away in horror.
A dispatch from Dapville, Pa, gives an account
OF the execution of Mrs. Twiggs, for the murder
Of Mrs. Clarke. The dispatch is dated Friday, and
says:
The condemned woman passed last night rather
comfortably, sleeping with her children in her
arms. She bads farewell TO her brother and chill
dren this morning, and, after devotional exercises
In her roon taken to the scaftJld at quarter
past ten O'Clock. leaning the arm Of one OF her
| spiritual advisers.
A chapter having been read, and an impressive
prayer offered up the scaifoid, Mrs. Twiges
spoke for Elk eight minutes, protesting her in
Boceuce, declaring her readiness to die and her
trust in just Judge only regretting to leave be-
hind her her two phan children.
She was much rffected throughout. The soem-
nifty of the scene made more impressive by
her grosns and sobs. Even after the cap was
drawn over her face she appealed to God in the
most earnest manner, and she asserted her ono'
eence
At ten O'Clock aud thirty minutes the drop fell,
and, after struggling a few minutes, the wretched
wsmau hung lieless.
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DR. VIM. Syme has been appointed postmaster at
Lowisburg, Va vice II. Lutz, deceased.
John Il Lewis has been appointed, by Governor
Wise, Inspector of Salt for the two Districts of ka
Dawha.
Col. John D. Ashmore has been elected to Con
gress from Col. 0rr's district in South Carolina
His majority over Vernon, his opponent, 2Z19.
John Cobb, Jr., convicted of participation in the
murder of Samuel Landrum, near Atlanta, Ca. IN
April last, has been sentenced to be hung ON Fiji
day, December 10th.
The sum Of 81. 100 has been collected in Norfolk,
Va, for the relief of yellow fever sufferers at the
South.
Miss Louisa Kountz. died at Pittsburg, Pa. on
the 22d lust, from the effect Of arsenic taken
through mistake for cream of tartar.
Miss Eliza Logan is at the Museum, Boston
E. p Nash. a we'll known book seller Of Peters
burg. Va died on the 22d inst
The Lyuchburg. Va, Theatre, is to be opened on
the I'd proximo, by kunkel Co.
James W. Hall. jr., native OF Portamouth, Va ,
died in New Orleans on the 18th instant of yellow
fever
Hon. j Clancy Jones, lately appointed Minister
to Austria WAS serenaded in Washington on Fri
day night.
Rev. WIN. NJ. Steel has resigned the charge of st
Thomas church, Abingdon, Va.
IL. ". Baker, editor Of the Abingdon VA Demo,
crat, has been appointed postmaster at that place
The Lebanon, Tenn Herald has heard of some
sales Of Pork in that county at four cents gross
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Am. WALLACk SUNS,

XATM. wALLACk Suns,
w CORNER OF CAST AND EARL STREETS,
s'ons Wines, Liquors Cigars. Manufactured Tobac-
CO. Teas &C, as follows:
30 hogbeads Su gar, nJw receiving
300 barrels Coffee and Crushed Sugars
90 boxes Goshen cheese
800 bags La g., Java. Rio and Mocha Coffee
400 boxes Soap AID Candles
20 do Adaman,ioo and Sperm Candies
100 N Steamboat Principe Cigars
500 u Havana and German Cigsrs
1900 packages. fac Chewing Tobacco. Of following
Peter q. Cosbys Pride of Virginia"
Peter e. CIsby's Palmetto Twist
Peter u. Cosby's "P.meQranate"
Coby Wintroe's "Palmetto" half pounds
Eu tora." light pressed
$1,000 Mira Miler's" SIN king Tobacco
1000 reams Wrapping Paper
500 realms Letter ana Fcolscap Paper
jOd kegs Nails. assorted
80 bags shot, assorted sizes
25 hogshee!s L. Rico ard Cuba Molas3es
lO1 barrels y ew York SyrQp
80 barrels New Orleans Molasses
20J barrels no 3 Mackerel
30 barrels Gross Herrngs
80 barrels Cnpt Herrings
so barrels Lard
40 hhds Bacon Sides, art to arrive
Is do Go Shoulders, do do
80 tierces sugar Cured Caovassed Hams
500 sides goot stamp soc Leather
JUU barrels Common Whisky
$50 barrels RinehearL'- WhisSey
Ito barrels "Unondsgo" OFT Rye
30 barrels IT j tlack's' Old Rye
IS barrel' Gibson's Extra Eagle" Old RE
80 barrels Earmsnn and Schnapps
700 barrels Pure Mountain Rye Whiskey of the
following brands:
'blue kidgs Family Rye" extra fine and old
"Our own Whiskey, "
WIN. Wa.lace's Pure Mountain Dew" suPE-
RIJR
WIN Wallac.'s Yirgiaia Mountain Whiskey,'
FtSE
'.nicharison's Old Family wbiskey,"
Richardson's No Whskey"
50 barrels hirkpatrck's branly
50 barrels Extra Brandy
ltg ,rrels BALTIC Gin
81 barrels Cordial and Sweet Wine
IS barrels common Port Wine
IS or casks Imported Port Wine
ALSO:
Starch, Indigo. Fig Blue, Toilet Soaps, Yeas
Powders, Sal Soda, super. Carb Soda. Scda sale
ratu., smos cd Ieriipgs. Goldfish Ale, Cider, Vine
gar. Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, Pimento CIR, und
Coffee, GOSHEN BUTTER. Bed Coros. Piow Lines
Jute Rope in coils, Powder and Shot Line Salt.
Brooms. Buckets, Tubs, Pipes. Nutmegs, Matches.
Backing, &C. &c &C &C 25-6t
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60. n.n.rtment.

The Committee to whom we're reis',ea ia r,,.
Of ordinances for the establishment o, Pos" 80.
Department 10 this city, have. As We i p..no,ra-
n,ioea to report that drawn b, "r. H.s ',,a, ,,n
IT,. .ss. es"' W. trust there viii be full. full |s s,.
80 ~. occasion; for no question con'a "o'e
.s sa demand the attention ., the n,,
$3.50" ."a,s,,ys body. Uncertainty and delay must
prese"'" .,,v 10 psri The period OF transit
snpV so .ey Kind Of fire organization to another
Won ,'' :. brief In no matter is 1t more impor'
.no. "a, there should be frmness and prompt
ness. pxro,,,h. s hesr tho
ro.r,, If srea, deal Of Investigation aud rshec-
"a h. .ns;ains 1t with an amount OF evil
49, ,h,, ia irresistible II is due TO the facts, IL
:. Sus 20 The public welfare, that the system SO
b,gAly commended by experience should be fairly
t,isd 10 this city. Let US hope that the Council
feeling the Importance of the subject, will meet In
a body this evening, and at once make test oil
the paid FIRE department.
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LIED.

On Friday evening, the 22d inst, at oclock, LAU-
RIA ELLEN, youBgcst child OF Richard and EllZ9-
beth Fox
On Sunday, the oath instant. JOHN c. con of Jno
and Maria Tabb, aged 7 years and two months.
His fuDeral " III take place from ST James chui b,
tn aft. rnoon at O'Clock. The friends of the fam
IL are invited 10 attend.
Sunday mo- ming, october oath. at o'clock at his
residence in Chesterfield county, Va. Mr.. MOSES
III. kOBEkTSON. in the 60ih year OF his age.
His fir ends and acquantarCes are requested to at
tend his funeral to-day, (Monday) at o'clock NJ
without further notice.
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BOOKS! BOOKS! T.!

GEO. NJ. WEST,
Publisher, BCokselle and Stationer,
l45 Nam street. Eagle square.
Keeps on hand, ut all Times, the largest and best
seiecled stock Of BOOKS that is to be found III Thu
be found
RANpALL,a Life Of jeff rsor; 8 vols
TIL Complete Won ks or Daniel Webster; vols
HENRY Clays Works, complete in vols
JOHN Y C.lhoun's Wo k; 6v-ls
AhBOT1'S Napoleon; vols
IKViNGS Life of Wasbington; vols
TIE Lilo and Core spondence OF Thomas Moore
BY Lord John Russell; vols
LlF kS OF the Lold Chancollors and Keepers OF the
Great Sc a of England; vols
THE Lives Of the Chief Justices of England; vols
B!sWELL,S Jqhrson-Eew Edition.; vols
lRVlNGS Complete Works; IA vols
DICKENS Works; vols
THE Works of Lord Bacon; 3 vols
WEBeTGR'S uuabl idged Dictionary; Alto
oRATIoNs aud Speeches of this Hon Ed Everett; 2
THOMAS Jeherson's Works; vols
Wilkes $ Exploring Expedition; 5 vols; to
BULWER's Novels; complete in 20 vols
q ? JANIS Novels; 20 vols
TUCKEK's History of the United States; vols
NtVERLI Novels; - different editions
EDGAR Allan Pc 5 Works; vols
NOTES Ambresiana; 5vols
GulZDTE Civilization: vols
WI Gilmore Simms' Novels: 20 ycls
THtCKERAY's Works; IL vols
CpNPE3's Novels. sew edition; 90 vols
AMERICAN Eloquss.se; 2 vols; with portraits
h hLsLsnNs pio story Il EnT s F9 ,h
PRESCbTT'S Works; IS vols
BUTTONS Uyclopoedia eff Wit and Humor; 2 vols
sPECTAfl 10 differ ut editions
BEaTON'5 Thirty Years in the United States 60
mats; 2vois
HIkaINIt Illustrated. By Porte Crayon
DE QUINCY'S Works
HA9lLToN'S History of the Republic: 2 vols
CURTir' History Of the Constitution; 2 vols
LiSINGsT lNE'd Travels in Africa; so
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MACAULAl,s history of England
HALLA%'S Works vols
k-GE0 NJ VESTS stock of Ia and Medical
BoohS Is one of the finest to be found in any book
store North or South
Orders TT IMPLY and faithfully executed.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

A WHALgg IN THE ICs.--The brig Amaret, which
arrived at New Bedford last Saturday from the
Arctic Ocean, brought $50 barrels of oil and about
COCO pounds of wbaiebOne. Capt. Quayle's vessel
frozen in the ice in latitude 65 y N, longitude
&c 80 from the % IN Of October until the I'D Of
June, nearly eight months During all that time
nothing could be done but to wait patiently for
the breaking of the ice, keeping as warm and CON-
Portable as possible.
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PRoN DENERARA.

NEW YosK. Oct. % --Demerara dates to septem-
Der Goth, have been received. The sugar crop was
nearly all gathered, and u proves to be the most
abundant for twenty yesrs pass. Business was
duh at Barbico and Demerara. Several mercantile
houses, which has succombed during the money
pressure 10 the spring. we're again commencing NJ.
der favorable auspicies
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The Money Kings In Council.

II is said that during the last week of Septem-
ber the chiefs Of the house of Rothschid held their
family council in Paris, and the members from
London, Vienna, Frankfort and Naples gathered
in the council chamber Of their brothers ia the
French capitol 1t is also said that this council
meets once every two or three years, generally
upon the eveof some public crisis. For several
generations, these Jewish bankers, have been the
real kings OF Europe, and have had the war and
peace making power In their own hands 1t is
said that he house of Rothschild sympathises
with the old dynastie,, and has no friendship for
NapoIeopism, nor for the democratic feeling that
sometimes manifests itself on the continent
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IMPROVEMENT AND PRESERvA-

l. TON OF TIE acknowledgement adj
justed to defective sight, upon un"rring scientific
principles. By MAkkhNs. oeticisn. on Govei-
The subscriber who is well kn.wn to the citizens
Of Vrgin a. as skilful op,ican inf1rms the pubic
that he has on baud the bands and best assort
ment of Spectaces and Eye Glasses in the country;
and that be will he happy faithfully attend 70 al
curate aud saperijr ground glasses His ena-
bies HIM. upon the shortest examination, to suit
almost every defect. whether it be derived from
Mi, a. (near sight) Presbytia. (aged or far sjghtD
Ambyopia, (presbytic or InyopicD Cataract. etc -
The existing prejudice against spectaces should be
defective vision: this prevailing prejudice s ewing
entirely to the erroneous netiou that spectacies
should be suited to different ages.
If you wish to preserve yorr SIGHT curing lite,
see with read wri or sew, without the least
strain to your eyes, call on
MARKENS. Optician
0.nl anr air
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SAILING OF STEAMERS.

New YoRK. Oct 2s.-The steamer City of Balti-
more sailed 10 day for Liverpool, with 81 passen
gers aud 1865 900 in gold The Indian Empire, for
Galway, took ont Is Passengers.
MONTREAL, Oct 23-The steamer Nova Scotia
s,iled from Qrebec. at ten o'clock'th morning,
for Liverpool, with 16l passengers
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Elective Judiciary.

The experiment of an elective Judiciary does
not seem 10 fnd much favor anywhere. In New
York strong movement IL made for another Con.
vention to amend the State Constitution, aud one
OF the principal reasons is the evils Of their judi
cial system Even the radical Tribune says: I'VE
are not ssii,fied with having the thieves at the
Five Points elect their own Judges"
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR-Oct

TIVE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR-Oct
L 18th, 1873 1t is expected. and no doubt calcu.
lated IruIy that there will be large concourse of
per. aus from all parts OF the Union to illness the
sights that vii take piac in this city this week. and
not the !east doub. But they must here bear in
nj nd that there other great. curious, wonder
full and beautiful specimens Of work nanship, of
articles which ara not on exhibition at the Fairs,
and no price of admission Isl asked, to look and be-
hU.d the cQrous--sDd one Of those places is at
HlLpSMiTS Trimming, Fancy and Var ETY. Store.
sets, Emtr ider,e'. Millinery Goods. Cents Furnish,
lug go ldr, Hosiery. Gloves FsuneIs Cottons, Head
Dresses Nubss Gauntlets, aid millions Of artict S,
ard at u h low ,rices We advise those that sh
t. purchase, to give him cali.
&C % E GOLDSMITH -N5 Broad St
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VALLEY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-This exhibition tool
place at Winchester, Va, during the present week
aud is said to have been highly creditabie to tn;
farmers of that prosperous region. Addresse,
were delivered by the Hon. Ii Bednger. Hon
Charles j. Faulkner, and A. r. Boteler, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

WoMAN's ToNGUE-At the last term of Logan,
Va, County Court, Mr.. Steele recovered sverdict
for $4,000 against Mr.. HUXLEY, for abuse of his
wife, by HIS wife. Steele afterwards generously
released the whole judgment, saying that it was
bis wife's character,not for which he began
the suit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

A SCoTcHMAN's CoNsoLATioN.-AS cotchman, who
put up At All inn, was asked il the morning how he
slept. "Troth, mau," replied DOnod, ''uas very
we'll either bat / muCkle better aft than the
bugs for dell o them closed ~ e'e the bale
night"
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TIE OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, Oct "a The overland California
mall from San Francisco, on the 9th ult.-four
days lster-has arrived Nopapers are received
no exchange arrangement being yet made.
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DELEGATEs ISsrRUCTED.--The Democracy of Stat
ford county, Va, Wednesday passed resolutions
III favor OF Leichcr the unanimous choice Of
that county for Governor, instructed their dee-
gates to vote for his nomination, and expressed q
preference to Staunton the place for holding tie
Convention.
DEATH Of AN EDIToR.-ConstaDs +. Daniels, form
erly an editor in Cheraw aud Camden, s G and late
associate editor of the New York Courier and En-
quirer, died at New London, CT, on the Goth inst
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PURE imported French B andy, in 4
and n casks, under Custom lou 'e' lock for
sale by I@a r DAVENPORT.
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE--The pugilist, Heenan,
has published challenge to Morrjssey, to fight
for IS 0oO lie asserts that at the last battle he
was "out of condition" from sickness.
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VERMONT FINANCEs.-The Governors message puts
the States resources down at $50, S9l, nd its in
debtedness at Sl43,904 Daring the year a new
State House has been erected at cost of S6l,l27,
but for which there would have been surplus in
the treasury.
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ARTHa JHrnLLlMnnvG.
rrs Of Richmond, Oct 3D. High Water Q 0''R
SAILED.

SAILED.
s,..mar Roanoke. sk.na.r, eew York, ndse sn"
passengers, IudIan a Watson ,.... md.e Lud
Steamer beividere, Keen, bait'hoi'' "''
scsr WIN ) Tripiett, Priicheft' ma'c'' i'0'A'
m az. HolIsy johnson, Philadelphia, ndz'.
d Colquitt Go ,m.ra PHILADELPHIA mdze
SIR An severe. Brooke. Baltimore. mdse. WI
Coisuitt Go. o.1,rp
scbr John Forsyth, Holmes. New York, Ray. ID
Whitiock Scr.
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HALIFAX, Oct q Is5s.-The royal mail steam.
shin Canada arrived at midnight from Boston and
sailed At two A. NJ. for Liverpool. Weather clear
aud calm.
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FORGERY OF TURKISH MoNEY.-Cfose upon the dis
covery of the immense forgery Of Turkish paper
money in New York, come revelations of attempt
ed forgeries of Turkish coin in England. Two ar
rests have been made in London and one in Mau
chester
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Moynay MORN StNe.... ,~..,ocToBkk 2 TT.

s.nlys ~ ADvkRrIsEas .ss n be-
s pispATou % y an,ass H. n@1 n" a@y n.
eftno ~ ~ adrsyfssememts upon tss e" s, Is,
a.,s .sar ,o MT admit a their rscS"m "V'''
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sEWING MACHINE PATENT SUIT DECIDED.
NEW HAVEN, CT, Oct. 81 The great sewing Ia
chine patent case has been decided, sustaining the
validity of the reissue.
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Alta recent Con ressionai Convention 10 Albany,
New York, a resolution adopted In favor OF
the peaceful acquisition Of Cuba, on the ground
that the slave tradt would he thereby effectuaiIy
stopped; DE border Stare Mates made free States.
ard last. but not least, more extended market
opened for the wheat. corn, pork aud other pro-
duets Of the North and West iD exchange for
cheap sugar.
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- KANawHA RIVER The Conven-
ton of the friends of the improvement of the Ka-
nawha River will assemble in the office of the Pres
idant of the james River and kanawha Cfmrany,
THIS MORNING, at II o'clock. &C at
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ny EXHIBITION WsfKl
MAGNIFTCENT DISPLA r!

THOMAS RI. PRICE a. CO,
nv every arrival. ais making large additions TO
ths'r ,mmanding stock OF
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND 5000,
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
In every department they are mo- thorousn'y o a
sorted and able 70 give buyers at home ot IIom
abroad. the advantage Of large ana Sar'eo 'eieo
ton. g., mar.
ket ,hus giving them the ed Vantage OF resiosns
partner, whist it lends freshness to sneir eh'''
supply.
b, Black Cletn Cloaks
% % oo Dc Do Ra a.
Do do do Cloaks
Stella shaw,s. great variety
Long and squarc Broeh, shs~.,
hosiery, Gloves. Mlts, &c s,,
English and Ann rican pr intss
Ri DS silk Robes a'L.z
Do do Double skirt
Elegant yaIentia Robes
Elegant Mousaine Robes
Emhroidcries every grade
Point Lace and Brussels sets
Val and HoDiton 90
Lac Collars in variety r,,s
EIack Thread nd trencn Neiio
,hn HWY GOODS department, they las ,e
~ mn their cellar again, ana are propaaf M
law buvrrs every article for nouseho.u a." 60, he
nurps SEES at the very closest rates 'uon s''-
ST They e are new getting in
BLANK TS
sAfiFFHHLLED CLOTHS, 3! and g. HAT.
SLEEPS GREYs. all qualities
GREETINGS: LINssYs oorrouo
FLANNELS, &c, &c
.uoe which are offered upon the very best terms.
an an as I'm THOMAS r PRICE co.
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THE EMPIRE MINsTRELs will give Sc
ries of coscerts at Odd Fellows Hail. commencing
to night Lovers of Ethiopian music should pay
them a visit.
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CALCUTTA BAY. Aug: li.-ssie", snip hosno'
Rect ell Hampton Roads
80 JANEIRo. Sept i0--'n port ship Harrisburg.
wisg, H. from Eic9mond
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THE EPIDEMIC IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 24.-The Howard Association
announces that the epidemic continues with fatal
prevalence, and cautious the unacclimated to
keen away
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photographic NEWS.
REPORTED R0K Ta1 "D'spar"".
THE caNanI OUTWARD BOUND.

bOKSIeG Of THE siEishEh Ben
LOUISVILLE, Oct. %, 1s5s.-The Memphis steamer
Ben Frankii3 was burnt yesterday near Vicksoure
and IL o total loss. No lives were lost.
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The COMET NEAR VENUS A correspot dent In the
London Times pnhlishs - suppostion that Donatir
ecmet viii b., on the 2ist inst, Within 12minutes
ofright ascension and bali degree ofsonfh decii-
nation u he planet VEINS. and that within week
of that time the planet Venus will have passed
fbr, neh the tail Of the comet. At mean noon on
the 2i.i instant, Venus WAS distant from Us about
50 Geo 600 miies, and the comet somewhat ahon'
thet asfst ee slso Between tbs 2lst and 18th inst
fetns si'l have Iasssd through the tail Of ne
csm.'. II 20. the proximity will be to, near TO
lie plsasant, should VEINS be Inhabited like our
earth
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NC GREAT ATTRACTION Large &C

nc GREAT ATTRACTION Large ad-
,,.;Ss 70 new and eleg mt stock of French Chi
nm Dinner and Tea Sets; Rich Cut and Pressed
glassware: new and beautiful patterns Gas Chanda-
iars. liver Plated Goods; fine assortment Ivory
Handled Table Knives and Forks; Gilt, Mantle and
pier Mirr1rs; China Vases Brobzes and Parian
GoIdf: Cut Steel and Plain Ere Sets FenderE &C :.
together with a great variety of Housekeeping
Goods Visitors 10 the Fair will please call; prices
fnyy THOS BULKLEY,
oc Oft 1877 Main street.