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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28
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THE EFFEors OF FREE LABOR AND sLAyELIBoR
CoNTKASTED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28

~ OILED CIDER-An extra article, for sale
NJ BY BROOKS a STEAREB.
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Furnishing Goods!

In this department our stock is unequaed. We have
super White Shirts, Plain White Shirts Fancy Bosoms,
Calico Shirts Knit Wooden Under Shirts oravats Neck
Ties, Pocket Handkerchefs Gloves, &C. in untold guam
titles which bought cheap and must be sold cheap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28

BY reference 70 the above, will be seen that have
purchased Of Mr. Davis his entire Ia ne old com
Germ Of Davis Harvey and hope BY keeping always
choice selection Of goods In line honest dealing fair
price, ana good workmanship to ntlll merit the pat
rouage literally bestowed on the ola concern Tue
public may rest assured that shall spare no pains TO
make the establishment, what 1t always has been nrat
class Clothing House
One word 70 denquents, II would cali the attention Of
thoge Indebted 70 the old hrm previous to April 1st and
request such 70 make payment Of the previous 10
June 18th, or they viii DO left for collection
myls daw CHARLES II. HARVEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-28

In retiring from the Arm Of Davis Harvey II affords
much pleasure 10 recommend 10 INV friends and the
pvblIc, Mr. chas. H. Harvey, as worthy Of their coma
denoe and patronage and hope they will extend that
support to him 30 literally bestowed heretofore.
HIlUaeH AVERY DAVIS.
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nIsPATcH e
~ sTRAM POWDR 81
PRIM TIL q OF FL O. ssss
0vnsr Of Main and 1AirteastA 6tvsss, 1isAank
JOHN D. HlMMERSLHY 1 CO., Proprissns

terry IN the south. both - REGARDS Types. Qna0eQ.
&C.. and the latest and must approved nachine
BOOK and JOB PRiNT1NG, such = - - =
CATALOGUE, NOTES, PO8IIBD.
BILLS OF LADIN0. HANpDILL& -.
~ Particular attention given 70 Ane werk II
Banks Public 0f1cos. Insurance. Railroad a1d 1fan6
portation CompAnes, Tobacco Yactcrs. -. ~
THE DIPATCH CARD PRE10s
This new machine for CARps. BILL HBADs, DlAA1
impressSons per hour, thereby enabling the Daroao
OF this establishment TO obtain this dsocfiption Q
work at the shortest possible notice.
speed. - = =. :.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronss and yarioaD
eolored Inks, executed in thehighest syle Of thoI
In this branch OF the business the propsiseoD Gnn
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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The Fight at the Tennessee Fair

The Nashville (Tenp.) Gazette has the partic-
lars Of the fatal affray which took place at the
Fair grounds, in that city, on the day before. 1t
resulted from family feud of long standing The
Gazette Gays:
Early in the morning, Sam Cowan saw James
Owen, in company with his wife, approaching In
the direction at which he was located, when they
met Cowan spit in Ovens face. Owen then re-
marked that il was the wrong time to settle the
difficulty, but he would see him at another time.
and i'm mediateiy seated bis wife, told his brothers
and friends of what had passed, and afterwards
prepared to make an attack. At about IL O'Clock
the large crowd in attendance were suddenly
startled by the report of pistol, tho claehing Of
sticks and noise and confusion generally. How
1t commenced, no one is able to tell, but il oc-
Cured on the outside promenade Of the amphi.
theatre, where hundreds OF people were congre-
gated. 1t was soon discovered that some ten, fif-
teen or twenty were engaged in the melee, some
of whom, however, were endeavoring to suppress
it. On one side, Sandy, james and John Owen, W.
A. Davis were noticed, aud on the other side, Sam
and Geo. w. Cowan, Joel A. Battle and his Sod
Pistols were fired, sticks were used freely, and it
appeared, says our informant, that men were being
knocked down on all sides. Owing to the crowd
aud the intense excitement, it Is difficult TO tell
by whose hands the victims fell. Sam Cowan had
Colts repeater, aud on examination II was found
that every barrel had been discharged. Several
others had fire arms, but TO what extent they
were used we cannot say.
By this horrible affair, Sandy Owen was killed.
Sam Cowan, mortatiy wounded. John owen shot
In the side and thigh, the wounds supposed TO be
mortal; Joel A. Battles skull badly fractured;
Thomas Battle shot in the wrist; James Owen, W.
A. Davis and otheis slightly hurt. Gen. Battle, we
understand, endeavored at frss TO create peace but
being used pretty roughly, he commenced upon
his antagonists To dead earnest. He 10 an uncle OF
the Cowans. Mr. Battle who was shot in the wrist
was not . party to the affair, but received his
wound accidentally. Mr. Sandy Owen was shot
through the heart and died instantly. sam Cawsn
received his injuries By being beat With sticks-
Ills skull is badly fractured. and his head terribly
mutilsted.
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CHARaB OF INCENp,AnIsM,-A Ia

CHARGH OF INCEHD,AnIsM.-A lad
named Charles Shope WAS arrsgned before the
Mayor on Saturday, charged With setting fire to
the drying kiln Of Dunlap Goa barrel factory
The evidence proved that the boy was seen near
the kiln about half an hour before the fire broke
out, and that he passed through the machine shop
where several persons were at work, apparently
for the purpose of leaving the premises; that he
was again seen about there during the FIRE, ard
was heard to say he was glad Of 1.-THE wished it
would all burn down; that he had been recently
discharged from the establishment; that he was
seen at previous fire there, and heard TO express
a wish that the whole place woud burn down
that they must expect fires il they kept on die
chargingsstbe boys. 1t WAS shown, however, that
the kiln had taken FIRE on former occasions, from
q defective flue, which had recently been altered
and repaired. The Mayor, after hearing all the
testimony, said it was insufficient to justify him
in remanding the accused, and he was thereupon
discharceG
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
>-,S4s~~N,~s-sa-ss-
sJ~ PAPER HANafSas, sc.
JOHN II. REG AULT,
tq2 Main street.

SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
ua, Nv In store nis Fail Stock OF FRENCH and
.VTSlCAN PAPER HANGtNGS. Borders, We've
a. an. Velvet Embossed, Glazed ani Plain EN-.
H1scinS many ne ~ and beautiful styles. He would
'NH'EtH5RA TONS AND WOOD TATloNS.
" .r,i in this CITY Amons thsnt W Il he mad tha
EfIylEk T1fFAN. LoTlS-f1F. LOUIS -YF. BRO.
EtTyfLE IMPERIAL PRINCE l. YONS ROES
ttPG ThthSTE SACIfEL ROSE SEaSoyS
It!NES. GOTHgC OAK, C0RTNTfFfAN. de-
vnra with the rev style Of decorating rooms with
ii + WOOD NoULplNGS, heis prepared 10 paper
Ne xccl)c Sud oa ~ moderate soTtcs as any house
u tie oOUntrv.
giar a-i Gia7ea Papers. ranging from 10 cents 10
81 p, roli
fla s,licits an Examination of his stock as he IL
6,faFIg, ae~i - do work at LON FIGURE and feels
,s6ed thai he will offer great inducements 10 those
sbo may favor him With cali seg-lm
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THE AoaIcuLrUnAL FAIn-We bav.

occasionally noticed the preparations at the Fair
Grounds, and are gratifisd to observe. as the day
approaches, that everything is progressing we'll
We learn from Washington, that in compliance
with an order from the Secretary Of the Navy, the
commandant at the navy yard there Capt Rudd)
has furnished large number of United States and
foreign flags, to be used ip the decoration of the
grounds. The Washington papers iiuform'us tina.
several distinguished functionaries from that city
and members of the diplomatic corps, have signi-
fed their intention to be present.
We again invoke our citizens, who have not yet
procured certificates of membership, to apply for
them this week, and thus give the Central Society
q complete assurance of success.
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Ebenezer J. Purkins. Of Caroline county, Va,
died at Fraser River, on the lst ult.
A servant girl belonging to 8. Q. Ccivin, VAS
burned to death near Gordonsvlle, Va, q few days
ago. by her clothes taking IRE whilst playing
afouud the are.
Lord Napier and lsdy have returnsd to wash
iugton from Niagara Falls. Her iadysbip intends,
IL is said to visit Richmond the occasion OF tho
fair.
Rev DR.. Burrows, Of Richmond. was preaching
II Lyncbburg, Va, last weak.
Richard Yssdeu, editor of the Chasisston Coar-
ier, 10 one Of the representative eleoeed - Ne
seth Caroline lssisfatuss ffom that city.
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CHoArEs OPINION eP DESPERATE CAsE.-Tbe
eight mutineers snd murderers of the whale ship
Junior are soon to be tried beiive 1t was OF the
ringleader Of this gang that Mr.. Choate said the
other day most significant thing what said
he in reoly to statement as to the desperate con.
dition of the fellow-''haDds dropping with blood,
and DO money! He's lost man!"-Trittne Cor
fespOnde0ce.
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Hoass KILLnp-On Saturday aser.

HORSE KILLsD-On Saturday after
noon, Mr. Wn. G. Lloyd, one Of the publishers Of
the Examiner, was driving his grey mare down
Broad street, and when near the City Hall q Wheel
OF the buggy became detached and rolled of, at
which the marc took fright and ran away at .
fearful speed Mr.. Lloyd jumped out and escaped
without injury. Before the horse was stopped, ,one
of the shafts Of the buggy penetrated its side, in
hicting q wound which caused its death the same
evening. II was valuable animal, and highly
priced by the owner.
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n Nrorons-Alexander Jaek.

ERRAIIo NEGRoBs.-Alexander Jack
son, who seems TO have been born under an un.
lucky star, and Vim. Coles, less notorious than bis
associate, because Alex. has few equals In audaci-
ty, were ordered thirty u inc piece by the Mayor
on Saturday, and held to bail to keep the peace,
conviction Of abusing and cursiDg a white man
named John Densler.
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Mr.. HUME IN RussIA.-Late European journals
represent that Mr.. Hume, the American medium,
recently gave su exhibition Of the spirit phenom.
ens that occurred in his presence before the Gear
at Petersburg and that fhe Czarina was so delight
ed that she gave him a diamond ring worth six
hundred dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-18

A BuLL-An eminent Irish physician, advcca.-
ing the choice of Dublin a. the rendezvous OF the
Association in 1860, said :-"Gentlemen had spoken
a. if the whole Irish Medical profession were rep
resented by the Colleges of Physicians aud Sur.
geons of Dublin. 1t was not SO; the Fellows OF
those bodies we're very far from being the rnstor-
ity; they were not even the minority" tRoars CT
iaaghter)
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Army INTELLIGENCE have been issued
from the headquarters of the army to those officers
belonging to the department Of Texas, and low
sbsept therefrom, who under existing orders.
would have to proceed TO join their stations the
LIST of November, proximo, to await, at their pres
ent address, orders to 70 cut with recruits.
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OYsrsRs.--Good oysters were offered
for sale ct the Dock Saturday, at 62lI cents per
gallon. AZ this price, they about the cheapest
luxury an epcure can enjoy. ......a
The dem and WAS so grea. yesterday, tha. prices
advanced to 81 cents, and 81 per gallon.
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LAND SALxs.-On Wednesday last. the trustee o.
Henry L. Brooke, sold "Shsphards Green, ~
Stafford county, Va containing ITO acres, 70 a; N
Green, Esq, for $2eoo. On the same day, anotnel
trustee OF came, sold the "Fitzhugh Tract" w
acres, to w. r. Conway and John B. Taylor fol
Sl6 90 per acre.
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k1A- MAGNIFICENT SrooH or Nav PA
sfs Dnsss 9ocDs. iss BaoAD srnssr-
j. N Ii. "a Z E.R =, NM

~s <-s~Ss sSs-s@s&
nA- MAasiricKsr SrooK or Nav PA
Ris Dssss qocps. Ies BaoaD STREET.
y. msLLHisER d RRO.
Wonia respectfully call the attention Of their city
xDe Dssss aosbs 'hslr paress.ss snsrs
wh,n lew days past ct the large auction sales Of
Pa. rar.s Dress Goods in the New York market at res
scnsey low prices, by one IL their arm. They will
usme part comprising the assortment expecting
chase. "
FOR LADIES' DRRSy GOODS.
s. MAGNIFICENT sILksi
poui. de Sole a-ies; ponis de- scie-a. nayadere
Rich a Lea Caneiir; Poult de Sole Bayadere Ounbre
hieh Black Gros do Rhine. all boiled; heavy Gros
Rich Whi,o Moire Antiques; Plaid and Striped Of
tomans
Robes 9aliahs in rich printed co!ors
Robes aLes-a- Double 1upes. do do
kobes Double Jupes Quiue, do do
Robes-a polandts; Eobes-a Qusdr,lls )
Robesa Les a. Al erni, in rich colors
esin,od French aesnoes and:osshuero &c Ecosse
sia's ali Roo, pap,, pap, .maI;r.. aG and r.a 90 do
Rdh Rnted DeIanas. d.i ssa sasaeiss
:. Bay adeee and ahinsz
very rich RaysLes
Pouit DO Chevres and Silk Foutards In variety
DeLsines Of American manufacture of great variety
saxonia Wool pisids; English Merinoes
Lupln's Black Bonbazin.s. from the lowest to the
Heavy Beaver Cloths for Ladies' Raglars and C,oaks
Aso, the newest sty les in Ladies' wrapping such "a
Rsglans. full size Cloaks snd Cloak ~ ara rise
Mantiiia Shswls ia Stella, Broche and Plush Bor
6ers
Mant,lla shasls Of four sides. ali Saxon Woo,
Heavy Double shawis; fine Square Shawls for
Misses and Children
French Needle.work Embroiderie. in endless va
r, ty Linen and housekeeping Goods. full stock
Elanneis OF every color and quality; Sheetngs aud
shirtlngs of every width and length Boys and
Mems Wear in good styles; Hosiery aoods, in Silk
Wool, Worsted and Cotton; Curtain materials, in
Muslin. Lace aud Brocatelles; bite Goods, in Swiss
Inns; Prints and Domestic Goods OF every descrip-
ion; Blankets: very cheap Goods for servants'
Wear, remarkably low.
Families who purchase lar gely, and country mer-
chauts who are about visiting the CITY, will get the
full worth OF their money by purchasing of the
dersigneo whe are the pioneers in selling good bar
gains.
Remember our motto-"Quick sales and smsll
profits; :; first in quality, lowest in price
MILLu lSER d BRO,
oc il-dl2t 1913 Broad street.
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TRIAL TO BEsRKNovsp.-Judge sprsgue. Of the
United States Circuit Court, Boston, in his charge
to the Grand Jury, on the 18th inst, 90 defined
the Law - to render il quito certain that Captain
Townsend, Of the alleged slave brig Echo, will
have to be taken TO Key West for trial. that being
the fret port at which the Dolphin touched With
the prisoperg,
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CONVICTION OF ARsoN.-Brian Rooney, convicted
Of arson in setting Ire to sn Inhabited building
in West Troy, N. Y, in May last, wherein there
we're at the time ten persons, has been senteAced
to be hung on the third day Of December next.
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EIc1 LITTLE PARTY.-Iwenty-o one ne
groes, male and female, were arrested between IL
and IL o'clock Saturday night. for assembling nm
lawfully 81 the house OF B. 7. Well<. They we're
held In custody until yesterday morning, and then
DISCHARGED.
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DEATH PROM HYDRoPHoBIA The Germantown
(Pa } Independent says that Jacob Boyer, q mar
ried man, aged about 35, hsving a wife aud four
children died from ny drophobia on Sunday week,
He was bitten by mad dog about two months
ago, the wound was cut out and saturated with
turpentine, but contrary to expectation, synp-
toms of the dreadful disease manifested them
selves few days before his death. He died in
great agony. A little girl. q niece Of Boyer,
was also bitten, and also died about two weeks
ago.
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CTEAM SAW MILL u NJ b e r
- SAWED TO 0EDER.-The subscriber, having
the entire eontrol OF one Of the best STEAM CIR
cIIIAR SAW MILLS In the state. los ated 10 VIZ
AIN nine forest near navigation, will contract to
fmrnish at short notice. in COED order and reason.
ah,s terms Framing timbers, sawed all sizes and
dmeusions and respectfully solicit orders for this
ae'Snpse - TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-18

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM TExAs.-On the
9Th September Governor Runnels forwarded to
Hon. Matt Ward, of Cass county, commission as
Unite States Senator from the State of Texas, to
III the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Gen.
HAndorson
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QUICK SrEANISG By THE VANpERBrLT.-The steam
ship North Star met the steamship Vanderbilt,
October 9TH, about 500 miles from New York city.
The Vanderbilt had all sail set, and was going
along splsnddIy, her engines making fourteen
revolutions Ger minnie. The Vanderbilt left New
York October o. and when met by the North Star
was out four days, nineteen hours, thirty minutes,
mean time.
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n Old NJ n ID n nY n

6E FREIGHT LINE.-Ths steamer
FAITH" and aHOPE,5 have been placed q jSs
line by the sesboard Towing and franspertaGeS
Company and viii receive freight daily st the ~.
The days Of departure from Richmond are Tuss
days and Fridays, at4PM; returning, Will leave
Norfolk on Aonfays and Thursdays at r.
Freight taken at the lowest rates. For further
information. apply to WP COZ. at the
SO FL Shed, Dock street.
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~-HARrsHosxs,s AxrI. BILIous PILLs

are the safest and best Purgative Pills ~ use sy
off eli bile and every foul secretion. Tbey nsnI
GRIPPE are easy 10 their operation and can DC tassn
1t any time without fear Of posurh. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Bhenma.ism m,a
II you sutisr with any p.,n, use HA.TshohSSEIts e
CUhf.ALL. the greas PAIN AMktHILAI.Onns, II. .ns,,,u a y
EYRuP, which Is the lest Cough syrup In the
word.
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BOLD pOp.nAr1oS--Ytsterdsv morning

BOLD OPERArIoN.-Yesterdsy morning,
about half past nine o'clock, negro fellow stopped
at Krackers clothing store, below the U. s. Hotel,
helped himself TO a number sf garments hanging
in front of the door, and started of at 240 pace
however, his courage oozed out, and he dropped
his plunder on the pavement, but managed to ef-
feet his eBCaDe.
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MurILArIAG AN AocoUar Book -Thos.
j. johnson appeared before the Mayor on satur.
day, to answer the charge Of tearing leaf from
Kelly 4 Mason's sales book, containing bill Of
goods, amounting to about $50, which he subse,
ue ently destroyed The case was continued until
to-day
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LoXEHEIHA a.
LOXEAELEH.
NWAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT
SWAN 81 co.
CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
SWAN & cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATEUf GkohGIAl

STAIk Uf UEVNUIAI
The late attempt to njure our Firm has shovn that
OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN fAiELYl
That our Prizes are PAID PUNGTUALLYl and that
our Schemes are MORE LIBEaAL
than any other Lottery in
the world
The following Sohsme will be drawn By 8. SWAN
4 CO., Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. in
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for Octo-
beg, 1883 at AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, sndeT the
BupertnteEdeDcs OF Commissioners.
GLASS 35 draws on SATURDAY, October O. 1853.
CLASS 80 draws on SATURDAY, October 9, 1885,
CLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, october 10, 1895.
GLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY. October So 1855.
on THE PLAN OF SINSLE NUABAKa
S0CIU TICKETSl
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES!
Yearly one P7se to Eucyr RsEc TSaksk
MAGNIFICENT 5OHHMHl
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TINS SBA OF IcR.-This beautiful
spectacle will be presented a. the theatre TO-
night. II has proved popular piece heretofore,
and will doubtless attract numcrous audience
on this occ asion gao
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MIL1rARY.--The I.t Regiment vi,

MILIrARY.--The 1st Regiment will
parade Tomorrow, in accordance with law and
custom, and we hope the several companies will
come out with full ranks. The anniversary OF the
battle OF Yorktown is occasion for some sort Of
aJubiee, as well A. the 4th Of July and its desig.
nation cs day for military muster was happy
arrangement, else, We fear, 1t would annually
pass by without any public notice. The parade
commences at O'Clock P. NJ. and though the re-
g,mental orders say nothing about "nine rounds OF
blank cartridge" it is believed that the soldiers
nave patriotism enough to provide ammunition
and shoot few guns on the Square, just to remind
the people of old times
The Greys made very handsome parade on Fri.
day night, having some sixty Ave men In the line
and executed the manoeuvres with surprising
Skill They had their new muskets, and carried
them like veterans-not "rakiug," like the mssts
OF a revenue cutter, or incliDiDg TO one side, but
erect and firmly, SO that the most practiced eye
could observe no variation. The neat appearance
OF the uniform was a subject of general remark
We are grst6ed TO notice that the infiexible de.
terminatssn Of the old Greys to build up good
eonpsn3 &as been crowned with success.
The Henrico Light Dragons will parade at tht
Fair grounds Tomorrow, at half past 10 o'clock
Tue Young Guard Light Battalion will parade a
O'Clock, z. NJ, at their Armory.
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roUs AT a late hour on Saturday

KIoToUs At late hour on Saturday
night, John Barrett, Patrick O'Conner and John
Okeefe were taken into custody by watchmen
Carter, Baptist and Wicks, for riotous and disor-
derly conduct. Patrick OKeefe was also arrested
for attempting to rescue John 0'Keefe from the
watchmen. The Mayor will dispose Of the case
this morning.
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MECHANICS IssrIru7E.-The spacious

MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-The Spacious
exhibition hall in the second story of the Institute
was lighted up Saturday night, and presented .
beautitul appearance. The lower hall 10 filing up
with machinery, which will be worked BY pow
erfui steam engine. An interesting exhibition in
every department may be confidently anticipated
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NsA- Reference, the public.
, ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.

- - uzHa RICHMOND AND
q p PETERsBURG RAIL
hOlD-VIRGIN1A CENTRAL AND STATE
RAIkS-During the continuance Of the CentralanA
StAte Fairs at Richmond and Petsrsburg tickets
Richmond and from Richmond 10 Pstsrsburg. q -
cents each. .s ..--.-s.,s. E, sss,-s
All articles intended for exhibition at either sfths
Fairs will be- transported to the Fair 1T the regular
rates. and il no change n ownership has 6ken
place they will be Transported back free Of charge,
nunber Of cars suitable tor The transportation ef
stock, apple alton must be made ct the freight o.
free of toll, over she Manchester and PetersL arg
Turnpike head, distance ~ miles. ~ e
oc Il-dtN3 X II GILL. 6upt.
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sHIPpIMo.

1E~ FOR PHfL1DELPHf1.
TWICE A wEEK.-The A No.
SAk1F steamship PENNSYLvANfL.
- 1pCaptain DAVID TEAL, 10 nov rsoAI
October 18th, At l2 o'clock n.
For freight or passage. having superior sccomns.
dations. apply to TuTTLD,
Rockets.
freight through to Boston via Phlladelphia br
steam. at moderate rates and with dispatch leavin9
as above and arriving in Bosten ON the bllowinG
Monday. e l4-Sf