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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
axroRrED FOE THE aDIsPAr CH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.

RIrixRE ru LoupE Nov. 1.-The sfeamshhip In
dian with dates to the 10th October, has arrived.
The employees OF the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany had received notice to quit after the Both
November, II no favorable symptoms were discov.
cred IN its working before that time.
Hanover sends an agent to England to treat Tor
the Stadt dues.
A political amnesty IL expected IN Prussia.
French and Portuguese affairs remain unchanged.
Formidable dsfences have been completed 1t
Clyde.
The shore end Of the cable ut Yalentia Was
about to be relaid. Shares had further declined.
LATEST.
LONDON, Oct 20 Funds nrm. Money at the
Exchange 10 ~ per cent. In open market; the
minimum rate is per cent. sssst
Instructions In the Eastern Provinces OF Rus
sia we're becoming more serious.
The London Times complains that the American
Commissioner to China begged instead OF de-
manding treaty. as the Allies did.
The French Ambassador at Rome had made q
strong statement to the Pope respecting the alb
duction of Jewish child by the priests.
Il is reported that France refuses the arbitration
Of England 10 her Portuguese difficulty.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 0-Cotton-sales for days Of
1900 bales market closing quiet and steady, with
quotations barely maintained. Manchester rerorfs
nnfsvorable Flour dull and steady. Western aa(g
ga: Ohio 22k9a41s Wheat firm-eouthern white
s97+3d Corn dull. and nominally unchanged
yellow 3iGD33s; white 33s. 3d93fs Sd. Provisions
dull, At 3s lid @14s sririts turpentins firm, al
391zs. G40s. Consols oeZt19s5s
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.lDa. osal aud comnsrs ial.


sillehmlond Markets. New. i.
III VAR week 10 over. and there h less hustle
abont the streets and less animation among the 70
tailers BusIness continues II WAS before # orsi'
edquits a. active a. usual for the time OF year.
There h little alteration in quotations Wheat IL
little heavier than on last Thursdays but the choice
kinds still command the prices quoted for some
weeks past. Blcop 10 . shade lower. No alteration
in Exchange and uncurrent Money.
TOBACCO There has been little doing In the To-
bssco make. s ns lat week :. ss ssa e. ~
1905 50; Fine. suited fer Manufacturing, S79s In.
isrior Leaf IS 5O9s 5e@lo; Good SII t0als. No fine
snaiacturinE nc scarcs at Slet9a5 49, NV
Tue stsreotypsd quotations Of come time past. for
az 30; Extra s. 9sas vanity a 81 SOS ~ =
WHEAT For superior white Wheat sales may be
sti naIc at 81 IS. and for choice Red 81 80 ID still
paid The lower grades are heavier, and for those
kinds nero hantable at mills quote 81 TO 30
stii more inferior sells for rs cents TO therasose
.C0aN.-The supply is good and quotations IN
OAT5-More arriving and quotations lower. We
quote ~ to IS cents.
BAonN..Msrket not 20 stiff. We quote prime
Sides "a; do thonlders "a; plain Hams l00li cts;
bagged do nt9,2 cts; Todds extra sugar cured
COPGEE.-we gu ,te Rio io..ail,1c, as to quality
and QUANTITY; Laguayra 12'4(@f2'ac. Java lS'a9l7c;
sUGAkS.-The market Is dull with shade de
cline on our last weekly quotations We quote New
Orleans none; Cuba 7;<1Sz Porto Rico s14GH9. Loaf
F6liik; Crushed and Powdered 10 49l61s; Cut Loaf
l'sl(Gi cts; Coffee 01a; Coffee ~ cts; COTE
% GU; extra ga cts
Whisky has receded little. wequote 221s@
23H
Northern Markets.-IBY TELEeRAPH.J
NEW YORK. Nov lotion heavy sales OF l60(
bales-Up'ands I2t0i2t Flour heavy State cts
better other brands unchanged. Wheat quiet
Southern white 81 50. torn firm-mixed 67@6s yel
lows Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE Nov Flour dull and lower How
ard and HOS Wheat-priTe firm, inferier dull
Red 81 u(lI 70; White 81 25te1i 81 Con arm; old
W bite 6s6972; southern yelio~ 49, Whiskey quiet.
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MARRIED,

In this city, Oct 3st. 1853, by the Rev. A. J. Hail.
Mr. JOHN L. ALEXANDER, formerly Of King
William, to Miss MARTHA T. PATE, of Hanover
county, Va.
October 10th, 1853. at Olivet, in New Kent county.
by Rev. Oliver Sloan, DR.. B. A. CURTIS, to
MISS GEORGIE K. SELD0N.
On Tuesday goth of October at Hayhattle, King
and Queen county, by Rev kobt Hendley. Dir
Csc X BsGBY Of Richmond city, to Miss FRAA
CES WHITE, Of the former pace
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The British slave Trade.

II appears from q statement 10 the WashiD g.on
States, that the British steamship Cleopatra,
Commander Peregrine, arrived at Havana, on the
22d instant, l42 days from Annoy, with 374 coolies
for Cuban labor under contracts for eight years of
voluntary service the character Of which has been
frequsntiy described, Is well a. the impositions
and violence practiced 10 this villainous system CT
the slave-trads. During the passage, the officers
Of this British steam SLAYER passed over the side
70 dead coolest
On the 34th instant, another British screw pro-
pslier steamship, the Scotia, Bell commander, 12l
days from Hong Kong and Cape of Good Hope,
arrived, bringing 4s0 coolies out Of 554 taken on
board, having wasted upon her ocean path 124!-
Prom present valuation Of the two cargoes, count
ing se4 subjects $751;, $3.50 will be received by the
British spectators 10 human flesh; leaving profit
Of near $l43 pa, after deducting purchase money
paid to chiefs or head mon-expenses of barra-
ooons, food, transportation and commissions.
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~A CARD.-I trust that the object
sought to he attained by tbs publication card
will furnifh sufficient apology for calling pubic
attention TO q PERSONAL matter.
II ismy cherished desire to obtain such an educs-
tion A. will qualify me for commencing the study OF
theology and o proposition recently made me by
Messrs Harper 4 Bro OF New York, will cradle me
AZ hope to obtain the means OF accomplishing my
object. .,< ..s
copies of their Monthly Magazine, at the regular
subscription price, IS rer year viii engage to
furnish punctnaily to new suhrcribers or 70 those
who now receive IL from the book stores, Sr from the
publishers. at the price shove stated commerc ne
with the December number, (the beginning % neto
Do,ums which will be issuad t. days previously IL
s subcisnt evidence of the popuaritv OF this peri
odcal that it has now attained circulation OF isseo
copies.
Perrons favorable to my undeItakinz vii pIea,e
leave their names with acssrs, SWORDS Thaw. ITO
Broad street or at the library Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Goddin's building.
truss that this candid announcement OF my plan
and purpose will gain for me the cooperation espe-
o'-' LEWIS w. BURWELL.
no If Hex Gle. Richmond, Va.
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sf RICHMOND THEATRE.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
or FUR

a. RICHMOND THEATRE.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE,
WHO APPEAR THIS EvENING. IN THE GREAT
OPERA OF
la SOMNAMBJLA
Ia SOMNAMBUL4,
La SOMNAHBULA.
la SOMNAMBUL4.
Miss ROsALIE DURAND.
Miss ROsALIE DuRAND.
Miss GEORGIA HODsoN.
Miss GEORGIA H0DSoN.
Miss A. KING.
MIR. FRED. LYSTER.
Mr. FRANK TREVOR.
Messrs. SWAMI, WARRIE.
..-.-s ARNOLD.
MANAGER. ......,...Mr. LYSTER.
~ The amount taken for Likenesses by REE5
Co.. during the Fair week. $780, at prices vary
ing from 80 cents to S25 each.
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THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION.

WASHINGTON, Nov lin the Paraguay expedi-
ton, the officers ordered to the Metacomet, are
1t. Commanding Macomber, and Its. Moore, Fair
fax, and Cilley. The officers Of the America are
Commander J. F. Green, Its. Cuigler, Belknap, W.
p Jones, and Adam Green.
1t, Livingston. of the Navy, has resigned. 1t.
Mafftt has been ordered to the Coast Survey.
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EXPEDITION TO Brazil The bark
parthan sailed yesterday for Rio de Jaueiro, with
the persons employed by Harvey & Co on the Dom
PEDRO III Railroad Of Brazil Among them are the
following: 49, 'A'
N Wilson, w Anderson. Anderson. r
w Saunders. Taylor, w w BowIes. VIM Nv
Ter. Tyler, Mic. olas. Ro Marshall, Er d S
Garrett. James Perkins. W Campbell. Vim
sh.cs iefori, w Warren. N Turpen. -
Cottrel and about 2 4 labo.t rs
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aaA.E slNB INTHLI,ItsaN



Fort Of Richmond, Nor. High Water l u o'clk.
-~~->~~-~~.-~---~-~~~~---
ARRIVED,
Scbr Nathaniel Rue. Aumack, Albany, lumber,
J A Befvin.
schr Eclad, Dayton, Albany, lumber, N Rag
land.
sehr Cornelius, Baily, New York, hay. Whitlock
& Son
schr g T Smith, sprsgue, New York, hay, Mark
Downey.
schr Frances Elmore, Smith. Albany, lumber.
Talbot Il Bro.
sehr Tuni- Du Pew, Smith. Albany lumber, W hit
lock spon.
Bark Abigail, (new,) -, Baltimore, in ballast,
Jno Currie, Jr.
SAILED,
schr Jonas Sparks, Rogers, down the river, light.
Schr West Wind, Burnet, down the river, light.
Schr Jos Holmes, Mathews down the river light
NORFOLK, Nov. i.-Arrived. British schooner Lane.
80 days from Falmouth, Jamaica. bound for New
York, with rum, spices, &c, in damaged condition.
British Drig John benson, from Halifax, N 5, and
British br Western Star, twenty days from Bar.
BADGES.
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov. l.-Arrived, brig Cygnet
from Havana. bound fc Baltimore, and brig Nep-
tune, Rio coffee.
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PROTECTION FOR THE PACIFIC OVERLAND
MAIL ROUTE

WASHINGTON. Nov. I-Butterfeld, President Of
the Overland Mail Company, chad a satisfactory in
teryiew with the Secretary of War to-day. The
latter promised military protection to the mail
through the exposed Indian country at an early
day It will probably be ordered TO establish rem
devious at Fort Smith for that purpose The troops
now engaged 10 the Indian warfare in Texas, will
shortly be re inforced by regiment from Leaven-
worth, armed with Minnie aud Sharpe's rifles
These combined military movements will facilitate
emigration to New Mexico and Arizona.
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~ DUnLoP, MoHcUlH u Co., ask the
attention dealers to thsir auction sale Of ROCk
RIFS, Sc, commencing at 10 o'clock fh!s ulo1nins'
without regard to weather. no<-H
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ToUGH.-Mary Crensh w, fire girl of
color, whose back bears the evidence of semi,
monthly whippings, was ordered another yester.
day for remaining here without the requisite pa.
pers, and using vulgar and indiscreet language in
the preteIce Of white persons.
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Bound OvsR.-A free negro named
George Appleton, who made an unrrovoked attack;
upon grey headed darkey in Theatre Alley, was
yesterday required to give security to keep the
peace
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A foUsG CULPsIr.-A little negro boy.
named VIM. Henry Johnson, (bonnd to Thos Ball
iard) was before the Mayor yesterday for infic.ng
q slight wound with knife, upon Lucy. a servant
girl at the Exchange, aud whipped for his bad
coudsct.
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SUSPECTED SLAYER CAPTURED.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-The schooner Madison has
been seized off Green wicb, Conn, and brought to
this city, suspected Of being SLAYER. She had no
clearance, but paper purrorting to be q bill OF
sale from Geo. D. Wise, of the U. s. coast surve J. to
Joseph Gardner and w. NJ Eddy.
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AMONG THIS Delegates to the Fair.
was Frederick smythe, Esq., late Mayor of Man
chester, N. Ii. lie was much delighted with every
thing he saw In Richmond.
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The Opera.


The beautiful Opera of iomnambula, is announced
for performance by the English Opera Troupe, at
the Theatre. tonight 1t 10 almost needless to re-
mind The public that BY bearing it, they will hear
such songs - "As view those scenes so Charming
"still % Gently DER me Stealing" "Ah, don't Minis
gie,"-and the Duett "Take now this ring" all
sung by hne artists, with really excellent orches
trail accompaniment. The troupe, since its last
visit, have been 50 materially enlarged in numbers
that It can now sing any work of musical art, and
put II on the stage with foil justice done to every
part. Notwithstanding the presence of Parodi, the
most attractive vocalist ever here the audience at
the Theatre last night was fashionable one, in.
GLIDING q large number OF connosseurs in music
Capt Z. W. Paul, the great pistol shot, died in St
Louis October 2lst. He was perhaps, the best
shooter, at fancy-shooting on the wing, &C., that
the WORLD ever saw. Travis, however, could beat
him ct the word, and also at stationary mark.
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ny BALn OF HOUSEHOLD FUnxrTURD.
Attention 10 requested e my s.le q Hou.snod fGr
Ct the residence Of Ariadna Yanduyal, o. Jackson
street. THOo hn.s1SnDs
mn PIT AuCtfVuocts
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Sr.BBING-Simeon NJ. L. Arnold was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer
charge Of stabbing Patrick McMenny, on Monday
night last. The officer VINO arrested Arnold stated
that McMenny had cut over the right eye and
another on one of his arms; that both of the per.
sons were under the influence of liquor when be
first NV them.
witness for the defence made an incohereut
statement in regard to McMenny's knocking a
woman down, aud her striking him on the arm
with ausur. The woman subsequently, swore
to the statement Of the previous witness.
After full hearing, the Mayor remanded the
accused, to be examined before special Court of
Hastings on Saturday next.
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CooL OpERArIos.-A gang of pick

CooL UPEKATIoN.-A gang of pick
pockets succeeded in raising several pocket
books and their contents, at tue Broad Rock, on
Saturday last. One gentleman while busily en-.
gagged in feeding the eagle bird" deposited 500 in
notes in his vest pocket, where he thought they
would be safe, but having occasion to use them
soon after, found, to his surprise, that thew had
been borrowed Another, while deeply interested
in the "trot," had his guard chain cut and his
time-peace removed. And a third, lost his pocket
DOCK containing aumber of papers and few
dimes. So skilful are these siight-ofhand opera
tors, that they rarely fail to get whatever they set
their minds upon stealing. Persons, therefore.
when going into crowds, should leave their money
at home, or they may expect to have it borrowed
and not returned.
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fidHrlso. Alexander, slave. the
property of G. Crew q Son. wa. ora.ras 'Ie
whipped Yesterday, by the Mayor, for sh .ins on w
hain street on Sunday "eassos on
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The PIckpoCKgrs.-James William

The PICKpoCKETs.-James William.
son, the forloTn looking young gentleman, whom
nature sighted ID that she gave him bu, one hand,
was examined yesterday on the charge of piokinS
the pocket of Vim. Jones. The accused has a e
ostensibie vocation, namely, pedlar of Indian
rings; and all the circumstances are in favor of
Innocence. stil the Mayor thought it proper to
require OF him 500 security to keep the peace
Failing 10 this, ne went TO Jail. If he has a., p
friends in Philadelphia, from which city he PRO.
iesses to hail. they would do we'll to look after
james McCaferty's case was postponed for flu.
ture consideration. N "
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Blood Horses 1t the u. g. Fair.
Tho Richmond correspondent of the New York
Journal Of Commerce says: "He had never seen 50
nne sn exhibition of blood horses and their proge.
ny, - at the late o. s. Fair. He thinks the exhi.
bition decided Success"
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- SPscfAL NorIos. attention
~ the rubljc il requested to my sale Of Household
Fnrniture &C. 10 take place at the Olive House, on
Main bntwesu l4.h and 18th streets. over the store
Vi = "eo1 'o-' COOK,
no, Auctionecr.
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0urRAGTs The persons who make a
practice Of tearing down the theatre bills, are
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nh; kAfNoR, OF NORTH CARoLINA.--Tbe Hon. Ken.
moth Raynor, Of North Carolina, has written let
yer 20 political committee at Wilmington, Della.
ware, Ia which he takes strong ground seainst tha
Kansas policy Of the Administration, and in favor
OF protection to American industry, which he re-.
cards ~ . national aud not ~ a Northern oues.
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R,cpMonp LInRAaY.-The third story

RICHMOND LIBRARY. third story
az the Msohanlcs destitute Hall II now being Mt
ted q for the Richmond Library and The virginia
Historical Society, both Of which viii b thrown
cpe,, % the use q all members Of the Institute,
FREE Or charge We have heard it fntImated that
number Of wealthy gentlemen hsve 10 contemplas
ton the purchase Of fine collection OF paintings
and the establishment of gallery Of fine arts, 10
councillor with tho Historical Society, when vii
members Of the Mechanics Institute. And 10 VIII
here remark that membership is confined 70 no
particular class Of citizens, but that Al Who wisn
10 enroll their names 10 the cause OF education,
can do so by calling upon the Secretary, o. the
ar.-At l.iAi RLsann
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LAHcKSY.-Wm. Hix, slave of G gorge
Turner, charged with stealing $50 worth Or elotS.
ING rom the house Of Primus Lumpkin, on FRIDAY
remandsd for final trial anu
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Ex-PREsIDENr TYLER, awarm friend Of
education and Of the working classes, expected to
deliyer an address before the Mechanics Institute
on Thursday night next. From bis known ability
as an orator, we shall expect to him greeted by
q large and intelligent audience.
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The STATE FAIR We wish to call the
particular attention of our readers to the fact.
that the Petersburg Railroad Train leaves at :
ociock, A. ", during the Fair, and that the Fare
for the round trip IL only 81 so.
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DANGER OF EATING LATE SLIPPERS A young man
named John Kilsy, Jr., residing in West Troy. n
=, Intended dance on Monday evening. After
tired to bed at his home, 10 GOOD he.i,h
Ins next morning he was found by those who an.
oesvored TO awaken him, lying dead in his bed. A
posi- morsem examination showed that his death
re: csnsed ~ congestion Of the lungs, produced
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BUFFALO, Oct. 30-The Montreal Telegraph Com
psDy to day successfully laid cable acros the
Niagara river, to connect at this point the Canada
lines with the lines in the States. The cable ia
$500 feet long. and has three conductors. The time
occupied in laying 1t was eight minutes.
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A. nAi!c OF BRAVE MASs-Mrs. Mary b. Francisco,
the Ntdow Of Peter Francisco. resides in Rora,nns
county: Va, and to the shame of Congress She ia
Only allowed the sum of $50 per abnum, as a
psnson Tor her husbands valuable ser vices dpring
the Revolutionary War!
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THsAfHs, the programs for to-
sisht. Il y 4 good one, and should attract fuil
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MORE ATTRACTIONS Every day brings
something new to the Exhibition now being held
by the Mechanics Institute. Yesterday four ad
mirable pie urss by TRozg, the celebrated animal
painter, whose reputation is world wide; aud four
beautiful birds by EDWIN SHEPPARD, formerly OF
this city, but now of Philadelphia, were added to
the large collection of specimens Of the fine art
and this morning other beautiesare to be placed
within the Hail. In the machine department,
several valuable "labor savers have been placed
on exhibition,and those who examined them speak
in the highest terms Of their merits. So great is
the variety of fancy and useful articles as we'll as
OF painting, drawings, machinery, manufactures,
and models OF inventions, that no one can visit the
Institute without seeing something to please his
taste and repay him for the small expenditure
necessary to secure admission.
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sHAHP's RIFLES are attracting the at
tention OF sportsmen and others, many of whom
have visited the Mechanics' Institute TO examine
those on exhibition. They are certainly most
formidable weapons, and must become very popu.
lar with the army Of this aud other countries.
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GfohdM GOLD PLAOER.-Week before last.
says the DahIopega Signal, of the 2srd fonr nar
sons with hand mortars, &C the Field mine. made
Two thousand three hundred and ninety penn,-
weights OF gold in two days and half, from one
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FAkA PaolIfs-During one week recently. there
we're shippsd from St: Adams, VI, 100000 pounds
SS.sosese, worth Sl6,loo, and l75.ls7 pounds of
eeter worth $2e,a1l, bringing in t. the farmers
o. ehas locality the pleasant sum Of x4l.e2I.
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~ CHILDREN WITH WORKS.
little sufferers will rejoice to learn OF palatabIy
remedy for this prolific source of disease among
them, Worms. They need not take any more nau
seous worm medicine. Hoiloway's Worm Confec-
tiens arc q delicious sugar plumb that any child
will relish They purely vegetable, and are APP
proved of by cur most respectable physicians and
heads of familie. the safest AID most effectual
Worm Medicine ever discovered. Try them Is cents
Sold By FISHER WINSTON and PURCELL, LADp &
ia 1T
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~ "HRRRING's" FIRE-PHooF SAFES,
WIT POWDER PRocF LocKs'-These SAFEs are con-
sdered the best made In the World and received the
Medals at the Worlds Fair in London, and at the
Crystal Palace in New York.
IA reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Is offered to
any person who shall prove that one Of them has
ever failed In accida ntal fire. to preserve its con-
tents" KNOWLES WALFURD,
oc 31-2w Agents 81 Pearl street.
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sSrM1pLoTHIAN LUMP AND AsrHRl

n~MIpLoTHIAH LUMP AND ANTHRA-
CITE Coal The subscriber has now on hand. aud
daily receiving. large supply Of very superior Mid
lothian Lump (hsil and smith Coal which be is de-
hand a Ian ge supnly of Red and White Ash Egg An.
thracite Coal which he will sell by the lold short
or long ton Orders left at either Of his offices, one
at Danville depot one on Dock, between nth and
18th streets the Auct store of Larus Shine
will meet with prompt attention.
q. LAKUS.
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-. Nsw GALIEnY or AR,
10Th AND MAIN sfnKDfS.
:, !. .,xor. , :, cr J: y Iia1f. - 4
no 2-3ts AW OfbuhN1, AItisss2
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DECLINE OF THE FEVER IN NEW OR LEANS
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION DISBANDED.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The Howard Association
close their labors this day-the fever being no
longer epidemic.
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UsnAurur AssnnBLY.-Willian Dom,

whose frequent appearance before the Mayor Tor
violations of ordinance, wonld seem to place him
on footing with the erratic baronet OF the same
name. Vas mp yesterday for allowing negroes 70 a.
sembie unlawiuily on his premises on Sunday
He desired that the case should be continued,
feeling certain that after little collapse Of time,
he could procure witnesses who would prove his
Innocence, and the Mayor In consequence contin-
nod IL until to-day.