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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18
ROBERT OGDEN,
Plumber and Steam Filter,
No. 63 JEFFERSON STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
DAYTON, OHIO.

HAVING been resident of this CITY but
IL ashort time MT. o. would take this ocassion of
selecting one from among score of letters he re-
oeived from gentlemen for whom he did work in his
former place of residence:
FORT WAYNE, IND, April sOth, 1859
Having had occasion to use the services of A
plumber, was introduced to Mr. Ogden, a gentle-
man who had just arrived in our city. The lob
that was to be done very dificult and REQUIRED
the incest kind OF mechanism. | am happy to add
that the WORK was performed to my entire Batsfac-
tion, and as master of his art take pleasure IN
recommending him to my fellow townsmen.
PHlLO RUMSEY.
He would also take the privilege of giving one
among several recommendations he has received
since his residence here:
Mr.. Ogden has done considerable work in the
plumbing line in my house, which is very satisfac
tory ]. r. YOUNG.
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THE.
One Horse ShO0ing shop,
ON Tt7Tpn eTp ratsT

A lew doors East Of the POsT OFFIcE,
DAYTON, 0.
THE Subscriber is now better preparedv
than evert to accommodate his old customers and
the public, in the
HOrse~ShOeing Business,
In Its various branches. Particular attention
will bo given to all lame horpes, such AZ
split hoofs and bound and ccrns In their feet
Will be cured satifactoryto the owner of such hor
sesi anGi not, money II. lie refunded.
ALSO.-HorBes 3hai Interfere will be ahod TO pre-
vent II, and warranted, or money refunded.
lie Will personally super ttend all work entrustd
70 his care. Thankful for pas favora he respectfully
asks continuance Of the patronage of his old cuG-
toners, and Will be happy to accommodate an many
NEw ones as may favor him with call.
Apf2-daWly NATHAN SIFFERhTAN.
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AUGusFA. Ga. Nov. |

A fire last night at Atlanta destroyed sew.
eral new stores on Whitehall st. The loss
10 100000 Two children were burnt. At
Griffin fire consumed six fine stores and a
warehouse containing 400 bales of cotton.
Loss $4,000.
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Gattsi By GtIrVrapb.
RumOrs Of an Attempt to Rescue Brown.

RumOrs Of an Attempt to Rescue Brown.
RioHMoND, Va, Nov, l7-P. N.
Reports have been reoeived here today
lrom Charlestown, stating that an attempts
ed rescue Of Brown was expected, and crea.
ted great excitement The military are uni
der arms and ready TO march Al moments
warning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
RioHMoNo, Va, Nov. II.
A dispatch was received thn evening
nom Col Davis at Charlestown to Gov. Wise
requesting him TO send Immediately two
companies Of cavalry and stating that Eve
barns and out-houses had been fred to- day
4 was supposed by sympatbizers with
US Ai.ExASpRiA, Va, Nov l7AP, NJ.
Great excitement exists in this city in
consequence Of q rumor which is in circu-
lation, that the rescue Of Brown has been
or is about 10 be attempted Volunteers
are assembling at the armori es
WASHINGTON, Nov. H.
A rumOr was circulated here 10 day that
Browns rescue was attempted but Il fell
still born. The Richmond dispatch states
that K, Mofit, who was arrested at Lynch,
burg as a suspected participant in Browns
loray, has been released for want Of evi-
dence. Several suspected persons, mostly
northern pcddlers, have recently been arr
rested at Culpepper Court House, and it ap.
pears to be the intention Of the authorities
to place in con6nement all who cannot give
a good account Of themselves.
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WASHINGTON. NV II

1t was officially announced this morning
that tobacco and corn are excluded from the
list OF free imports at the Canary Islands
both articles are still subject to heavy dus
ties.
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NEW YORK, Nov. II.
The steamer New York, from Havre Oct
Slst., has arrived. The cotton market il
stiff sales Of four days 500 bales New Or,
leans strict mid1ling l05f Stock in port
1000 bales.
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BosroN, Nov. II.

II is stated that DIR. s. G. Howe has gone
to Canada. His friends disclaim any con.
nechon on his part with the late plot in Vir.
ginia.
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MARKETS


FapAr Moor. No, Is, SO.
Wheat firm st sl.Os.
Corn 4o@s0 ets.
Rye rs cts.
Barley 60 cts.
Oats 35@3s cts.
Purchasers are anxious to buy at the above
agufsi, but little offered.
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SAoKyILLE, Nov. IL.
No signs Of the steamer at Halifax this
evening
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. II.
John II. Murphy and VIM. Larkin, prom
insnt business men of this city, died on
Wednesday last
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18

PITTsBURG, Nov. IL.
River five feet nine inches by pier mark
and falling.
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cinoinnatiMa

TOBAOCO-Very dull, and no sales. Wrap.
Pers quoted At 5@9c, and Fillcrs 9@4l6e.
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OPENING OF NEW
p4oTonp pxrTc pooxro

DAHUEHKE0TYPkkP 9 kPH0T0GRAPHIC ROOMS,
(sEPTEMBER 6TH.)
At the Gallery of Art, 264, 3rd atreet.
EAST OF THE POST OFFICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Il informs his friends and patrons, that he has
resumed his old business of DageurreotypinR in
connection with his Gallery of Painting, for which
purpose he has fitted up rooms in the most elegant
style, over his Picture Frame and Looking Glass
Store. Having secured the services of Mf. O. n.
FINCH, who has the reputation Of being one OF
the most skilfull Photographists in tho West, he
thinks he cannot fail to render the most entire
satisfaction to all who want flithfullikeness.
Picture Frames of every description, and Look
ing GLASSES of all sizes, always on hand, or made
to order.
sep 5-tf. T. W. CRIDLAND.
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CINoISNATI, Nov IL.
River risen ] 3 inches in last "a hours, and
still rising. Cloudy-looks like rain.
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NN and after Monday Nov. H., 1859, Passsn-
~ gsrIrainswilli eaVeth e oths tree tDsPOt, Day
ton for Cinoinnati.as follows
AtS.Oo a. m, $50 a. m, 400 p. M, and 6.I5
y. m,
Leave Cincinnati for Dayton at 1880 a. m,,
1000 a. m, $50 p. m, and ll.S0 p. ms
novl4 DANIEL MoLAREN ,Sup't.
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Ex-Governor Gilmor died at Lexington.
Ga, on Wednesday, after several months
illness.
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BALTIMORE Mariret

BALTIMORE, Nov. IL.
Flour firm; sales of $4,000 bbls at S 5,37% for
Howard Street, and 8, ,l2H for City Mills.
Wheat quieI; sales Of ] 900 bush at ,30@
l AZ for white, and POOL ,25 for red.
Corn quiet; yellow at75@s0c.
Provisions steady.
Whisky steady at 2Gc.
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NEW TREA TN ENT.
PiR.I VATlE
s-AND--
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !

A 4 the Buffalo Private Hospital--Estab-
"a llnhed for the cure Of syphilis Seminal Weak
ness and the secret Innfmities Of Youth and Matu-
corner Of Main and Quay streets, tup ataifs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INvENTIoS.
An instrument for the cure of genital Debility, OF
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as SEM
from hfteen days to two months by the use OF this
Instrument, when used 0oniointly with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure In announcing
that they have Invented most Important instru-
ment for the cure Of the above diseases IhAa been
subjected 20 test by the mosteminent yaloanain IN
London, Paris, Philadelphia and New York; Il has
been declared the only useful Instrument which has
% weaineua, % or amy % disease % Of he Eenitai organs
osuaed BY the secret hablts Of youth Price Ten Dolls
lars, by Mail or Rxpress.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively TO this peculiar class OF aladies aud
the relief the have consequently been able 20 ren-
der their full testified and grate
fully acknowledged by oonyalescent patients and
others daily arriving In town, from ali parts Of the
tions, while their eEertons hSyebeeh crowned with
the most signal advantages; yet from what they
have experienced In enquiring into the causes OF
these Infectious complaints, iron their mostaimpe
condition TO that Of the most dangerous and intet-
eIate,l they have awaYa entertained the possibility
yariably loundt the most horrible and algnant
forms Of disease could almost invariably be traced
TO one Of the following causes-IgnOranoe, neglect,
or the IN efects OF unskiful orimproper treatment;
therefore Dt AMOS ana SON have succeeded IN
discovering, In the selection OF their remedies,
safe, efteetual and cautious courses omi.ting all
combination OF remedies which bear an equivocAl
character ae well sc whose on iniu-
dlcous application might be productive OF bad con
sequences an the hands of private individuals. In
short the iaudable end their remediesis the less
ening OF great mass of human misery by the allev-
iation relief and prevention OF those grievous az
niotons that are IN reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while they so extensively surround us call
alovd for our skin and interference for their exter
min ttion.
COUNTRY INVALIDs.
Pertonain part Of the world may be succebs-
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
case, with the remittance FOR medicines, ETC.
Address DR.. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, N. Y. ian7-daw1y
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~. IL. lWscsEOsa

KEEPS, in connection with his supply Of
N Woolen Manulactnrer'a articles, large and
tqll assortment OF India Rubber betting, Packing
Packing Hose, &c, Would especially call the nttens
ti0n OF Millers, Manufacturer and Maehinista TO
my stock OF Betting, which Is fifty per cent cheaper
bilitY.
Has also on hand LAoing Leather, Belt Hooks,
Warpa, Machine Cards, Reeds, ,&e.
500 sHcoND sT., DAYTON.
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Little Miami a. Columbus a. Xenia
Rail Road.
nHANaE nFTIMr

Cincinnati HamiltOnandDaytonR.E i
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NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson street.

nftis now settled that the LAsTtHa health Of AwL
men, women end children, dependsonthe condition
OF their soLEsin -
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Trains arrive and depart as follows.
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At the Buffalo Private Hospital--Estab-
n iinhed for the cure OF syphilis, Seminal Weak
ness and the secret inifmitiea OF Youth and Matu-
corner OF Main and Quay sfreeta Nir nfaifsl
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E1rANC1AT. Ann SUNMERUIAI..


Sales ia New Ye,L. Arr1s al, Of 100 Virginia
6s ut gs,s; $1,000 Tennessee 6s, 80. q wa, snu
o. 900 North Carolina s'sst eloO Sales. ga OF sso
Virginia SIS at 9sa and 5000 North Carolina " ~
l0ola
LIVERPOOL Apriis, 1859 The last adsices from PM
the United states universally cohsss nou -
yorab.y for cot on, but, in con eqnenee o. ,c ai
nistarisl dtf.iruitias ana more Unsatisfactory &C.
souF tstrom the continent as to potical =
srket bias JAILED torespend. nas %, ~ sss week
prices. sales for the four days are zoVo "'''
Imports 81 taa. .,,a, .s,,,t,v
Provisions are firm Of last quotations, except r..
Lard, which 10 fat, with no business ooAs "
Bresdstuifs are extremely dull. but unehaased i1
vaue. Small shipments OF fne french wea. anu ma
Flour Continue to be made to the ohi'ea o'a'e' 1'
MANCHESTER, April 8, 1s59.-The market 10 eS'
ceedngly quiet little doing to test pi,cesi ~ y,
dacsrs' engagements keeping them 'hAs'en"' ~ .
buyers
N ORLEANS, April I9The exports 81 cot.ol ifoa !
this port to Great Britain tho past week were ose
bales, and to Hsvre 0oo From MoDs lao s a
10 Great Britain during the week were SUI usies
This receints at Mobile for tbs week were oO0 bales
and the sales ll,700. Freights. both here and
Mobile. have.declined.
| By the steamer Fulton, we have letters nom h'o
to the 10th ult. being one week later. Coiee waH
buoyant and the market has swept of eli prime
,ots The total stock on hand SMALLER than iSr
| several years, being only le.eoo bass Supporters
ranged from 100 to $500; good frsts from - 'Oo &C
| o. 80 and ordinary from SEQ to Iao
| MARKETS
NEW YoRK, April 20 Flour closed heavy at par al
rial decline State ~ S:G95 20; Ohio S6l0t9o so
southern s6Ss 40 Wheat coeed WIN nlIn
tendency. Corn closed firm: mixed slS9'soS o.io
ssmS6Is Pork closed steady: Mess$l g73. prime
sig So Lard closed buoy ant at lih9li}s "hiisy
| Closed dull 1T 25c
| R.rr,MoRy April Flour unchsnged-Eoward
strnsf az I2II. Clio 81 Wheat closed fcm-red Iioy
I5O white i5tCDI65 Corn was dull and an
| 7f(07s; yellow sG69Sl. Provisions ciosea hih
! Wniskey closed quiet at2'1ac
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Population OF Great Britain.

According TO a document just laid before Parlia-
ment, from which it appears that the estimated
population OF the United Kingdom, the 3lst OF
March, 1850 is 2s,ol3S93. OF this population,
Engand, inc uding Wales, contains 10 o53 Clio in-
habian.s, Scotland, 3.l39,160, and Ireland $780,
ALB. Tie total amount of revenue derived from
taxation in the year 1858 is stated Ia the sam.
return to have been f62 ,70S 500. Of this amount
England contributed f49,063 732, Scotland 81 -
-l6S5S, and Ireland f6,42S,476. Taking the mean
OF tic population and the payment TO The revenue,
Eegand, including Wales, 10 entitled to 481 IN ems
beis, Scotland To 10, aud Ir.lapd TO 101 iu House
of Commons consisting of 654 members. IL would
appear from this return that Scotland ought to
have eighteen additional members, aud that Ire.
land has four members above her fair share
Another return states that there are about ten
thousand friendly Societies in England and Wales,
IN the actual possession of funds amounliug to nine
millions Of pounds sterling
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Return Of Morphx.

The Paris March 3D correspondent of the New
York Eapress says, that Paul Morpby, the great
chess player, Is about to leave Paris sooner than
he had intended, family aft airs calling him to the
United States. Tae correspondent is In luck.
Morphy having presented him the board upon
which bis last great match game was played. The
writer states that previouely to Mr.. Morphy's de.
parture, 1t Is the intention of his enthusiastic
Partisan admirers to offer him an elegant BANQUET.
to be paid for by the admissions to chess tourua
ment now in progress, and the subscriptions of
such as desire to participate. On this occasion. Il
Is expected, Messrs. Journoud, de Rviere. 81
Amaut, Lequesne, Delaney, and other we'll know
professors OF the noble game, will formally take
their leave of the conqueror who has Debated them
ALL and made all bis fast friends. Iu connection
with ID. Dc Riviere, Mr.. Merphy had commenced a
work upon chess, which is uninterrupted By the Anne.
rican'ssudden departure 1t is hoped, however tina.
the desigs VIII not be abandoned. and the work car.
ried on by correspondence. Such book would
undoubtedly merit an immense sale, both 10 Eu-
rope and America.
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Crime I'm France.

From statistical compilations prepared on the
subject, under the orders OF the French Minister
Of Justice, and which are quoted by one Of the
New York journals, the average number OF
crimes committed in FraCce is one TO 5sS5 inhabi-
tants. From 1926 to 1856, the progress OF crime
Increased with irightfui rapidity. France appear
cd TO grow more and more vicious, every year aug.
meBting the long list Of misdeeds of ali grades -
The eliminating point seems, however, to have
been reached in 1856. In 1856 there was notable
falling of; and since that epoch, crime has contI
nued to lose ground, and honesty to grow apace.-
In tine city Of Paris itself, the change commenced
In 1851
Paris now feels encouraged in the knowledge
that the present average is only outlaw to 245a
citizens, q decrease Of third in the number Of
evil deeds committed within its walls. Az eminent
lawyer of the Imperial Court OF Paris, one OF the
most learned of the French writers on criminal ju-
risprudence, NJ. de Bonneville, has lately published
some remarkable notes upon criminality in France.
According to this gentleman, il is to the decree OF
December 10Th, 1884, that Paris is indebted for the
improvement which has taken place in this psrtc-
ulsr, without reference to any voluntary change
IN morality whatever. The decree in question ens
tirey abolished the old state Of affairs, and ORDER
ed the reorganization of the Paris Police upon the
plan of that of London. The number of police
agents was tripIed, and the effect has been dimi.
mutton OF third in the number of malefac tors
Atthe present moment, there is no city in the
world, in which the quiet townsman or stranger
may stroll about the street at any hour of the
night in more perfect safely. On every corner,
you are certain to meet one or more policemen
and adventures with highwaymeo, in even the
mearest and worst quarters of the capital, en-
tire,y out of the question The operations of rob-
bers are now conducted in broad day light, in the
midst of the crowd, which has become means of
escaping the vigilance of the laws myrmidons.
SAnother measure which has diminished the
number Of Partisan thieves aud desperadoes il the
Punishment of couvicts whose term has expired,
and the adoption Of the system of transportation.
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..ApRIL ., lsse
-. sfckIes Taial.

~N~~-~~>~ rne sfckIes Trial.
a.v.r been sarpostd tha. this tr's, c. ,',.s
~. 3, the conviction Of the accused - 49,
.s,.r !. tho eupreme Law Of the land 10 a1
.sss.. and the trial IL mere 'os" -. s,,s ~,
en,,,m has rendered approprtue' - ,h.n
Ala, hss been rather trial OF MIS- e"N -
AZ the Hoaorseie Daniel siekise' sac "-S 80.
mush sppartanitJ for Defence aoa $50,
.,~,.a with little difficulty. Her eoaiesslon-
.s..,,. M, her own produotion--wss not me-
80, :, uroye her guilt. The meaials Of the
s~....ls tally established Il, and che acquitta Of
"a hu.hand amounts TO her own conviction.
usr punishment, worse than death, she has
haypn 20 sutfer from the momeatof the terrific
sxpo.ure; she 10 having Il no~, WHOM her name
t.s ey.word Of Kissing and contempt for the whole
ua.ien; she vill hear Il always, aatil memory
cea.ss 20 do lie Office, the Last spark of woman.
hood expires 10 her heart Gr,evousiy has che
stained, aud grievous,y h she atoning for IL. The
bloody corpse Of Key must haunt her dreams, ana
ia that former foua tain Of Joy" ia her house, her
Innocent child, she must see, whenever she LOCKS
upon IL, the. overhanSing shadows of shame, rc-
uarSe ana appreheusion oucc sns was innocent
aud happy As that child-perhaPs, up 10 the very
hour OF her marriage, for, unti, that hour, even
the busy tongue of scandal has not cast y cloud
spon her name.
She il fallen aud bad woman, but she has had
her punishment. Scarcely entered upon woInau-
hood, she has achieved an infamy that will follow
her 70 the farthsst limits Of old age. Upon the
very thresbhold Of lie, che has sunk In miry
places, and the whole world has seen her In bel
shame. Millions Of eyes have beeo looking upor
her infamy, aud voices, muititudinous and nois!
~ the rippies Of the tide, have beeu babbiing o
her crime. New York lawyers have anaihema
tined her by the hour, and Massachusetts, clergy
man have proved from the Old Testament that sh
ought 10 be stoned TO death. IT, in the midst ,
the circle Of her dsnouneers and tormeators, tn
benign aspect and divine forms of the only smiles
Being who ever trod the earth, had appeared, an
had exclaimed, "Let him that Is without sin anon
you, cast the drss stone at her,"-who would hay
exec uted the sentenceg
She is fallen, and perhaps q depraved being
but she 10 Q woman still, and let Us not deny he
all pity. Man may sin; he may commit the sam
siu, and entice others to il; he may poison limo
cence and wi,her happiness, yet The current Of hi
life flows smoothly Cd; he loses neither name no
influence, nor station. For the fallen woman Their
10 no refuge but the grave; no mercy but In tn
forgiveness OF q compassionate Saviour, OF th
peniteut; no justice but at the tribunal Of tina
Infinite judge, who has observed the circam
stances Of temptation, with all its guilty agent
aud appliances; who knoweih whereof We ar
made, and refnembereth that We are bur dust.
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ksg-TO THE PEOPLE OF CHESrERFIELD.-
II h ,ino understood that the office Of COMMON
WEALTa's ATTORNEY. for the Coupty OF Chester
field viii shortly become vacant by the resignation
of Alex'r Jones' ESQ, declare nlj self candidate
to supply such vacancy when It occurs.
an I5-ts CHRISTOPHER McREA.
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TIE Rusa yoa Euaofx-Ths U. s. mail steamship
Vanderbilt, from New York, Saturday, for Hayrs,
took out 263 passengers and 1881 1855 in spscis.-
shs also had o. board three splendid Amssioss
horses for the Jrssca Emperor. The City Of Bsi>
ti'nore for Cork and Liverpool had 23e psss.ngers'
Of whom % were In the csbtns aad Sssopoo -
npscss
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THE sEIaNoRIAL TENURE IN CANADA.
TORONTO, C. W., April %, 1s59.-The govefnme.n,,
measure for final settlement CT the seisn :ah,
tenure. passed the Legislative Assembly '"'' "'e'
by large majority.
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CHURCH. AT BUFFALO BURNED.
Buyrno, April ed, 1s5s.-The Unitarian church
In this city was badl damaged by fre Lass night
The loss will amount TO severai Inousshu ao''"''
rho fre vas the work of an incendiary.
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EEELkvE INSURANCE..
ALRENARLE INSURANCE Comply. OF CHAR
LOTT ESVILLE.
I'm F. HANCOCK Medical Examiner.
Kicp mond, Va.

This is one of the most prompt paying Conipa
pies in the State We have paid several losses 10
Richn,opd and always in due time.
~ 80 NAV KNOWLES 4 WALF0RD.
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= . u.ra TwrHLLIzENcn
P0Rr OF RIcIfMoaD-APRIL 70. isSs.
Ev.h rv.,fsv fhis DAY Mopday) 10l1 9etock.


ARRIVED,
rshr Mary Eliza. Moroeook. james RIVER iuHiDer'
schr Soy. Patterson, Philadelphia. pig iron' =
Anderson. ~. pns,t ora
pehr W II Dawson, Workman. Cedss Poins' Rfa-
sehf Il Il Kemp, Holland, Bristol, coal, stat
ton xr4 ,,.stor
shislas somerville.
SAILED,
steamshp Roanoke. ckinneT, New YORK. nieoo
and passengers, LudlAm Wetson
steamer Belvidere. Keene. Baltimore. muse: a.o
Brig W II Mason, Gardner. Now orieans' "aso'
schr Amazon, (Br,) o Brian. Halifax. Hour "om'
BILE Claiborne. o,,.ton rndse w
y Co.quitt Co. - .ha rivar. light
schr Access, down tho river, Iigdt. ,,uht
Schr II L Seth, ScheilY. down Toe iissr; 10 Haht
tchr Alfred Ray, Creekm0re. down @
chr Mary Rarpsworth, Boston. muse.
CLEhkED, - ..it,,
Ship ueIone. Capt branaen .t ,u by Edw WIN
dc Voss II Co. ---=-n-
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So BEAUTY has votary IN ev
err heart. moves to love, and refnes the TASTE II
Won wish to be subjected TO such an INFLUENCE, 90
to the PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART dALLEa 8, !,
and see it glow upon the canvas, breathe rom tns
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