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GLIDING, PLATING AND BRONZJNfs nv
~ GALVANoPLAsTY, with Process Of TIMING
GREAT BARGAINS-GREA BARGAINS
FORTY PER CENT DEDUCTION,


NO. oil STREET between Customhou.e and Bieuye
streets, New Orleans.
just open, an extensive assortment Of French and German
LookING-GLASSEs. Gilt Frame and Imitation do: Orna
Engravings. Photographs, etc. - ' o''i"e
M superior aud splendid stock is offered forty per cent
ket prices. - ~ ~ " ''Ae io~es' mar
b-Evesy article is guaranteed and the choice Looking
hses WIN eooie The above considerable dednc.
Gliding guaranteed for ten years. " s'e'.
An immense Gallery of Paintings Engravngs and Litbo
siderable reduction. - ''s at @ 'on'
large variety Of Tasse!s, Pins CLASPS etc
PAkTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES
FOR SAIE-A Of Sereoscopic Views esces,ivev ,o
to close consignment, f'' s' 'o"'
~. Paintings Renovated. e..
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

I WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists and Dealers lowest wholesale
General Depot Special Agency, No. lb1 q Charter
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
BE itrenembeed that March I8h5 before ms fhe
aasscrber Justice Of the Peace aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President f. r
yer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual COMPANY
New Orleans who being duly according law
pose and that the above true
correct transcript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
Fl. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed before this 18th March,
4. D. 1885,. G, M BRADFORD
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest Of
and after the Monday in May next redeem on
and after that date the scrip issued year 1856 reservng
under the provisions Of heir charter capital of
hundred dollars and they hare further declared
earned Of the year ending February 49, 1855 for
which certificates will be Issued after the rst day Of
June 1858. Charles BRIGGS President
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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is in the fact that upwards ONE THOUSAND d them are
now In use with constantly increasing demand For BY
az sn&W 70 Gravier street, New Orleans
~ 1l5SsnaYH on
Eighty Steam fsss, and d0 cSne sRapF''
iron aud sss sn nsa 81 S ST
@ sss fssps sSKz Sh9g u Ns
TRsHsssd 5is 'SRE and POLISHED WROUGHT
e., Couplings and pulles inches in diameter and
EEs5SHs ss ss ssf. cocks.
CIRCULAR SAWS OF all Sizes from il 10 n inches in d.
Six 81. DRAINING DR.: n MACHINES, of different Sizes
For sale on the most favorable terms.
azl amAM 20 Gravier street New Orleans.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-25o barrels, in prime
F0r'a's by E. BLEssTy 5 CO. .
Ros'n ri o. barrels ar Choice No; r,,.
'hss siE''' North ''Ef'f fis A3s.g Co.
22POydras street.
For sale by f. BLEssE1 $oo;.
sd Molasses Cypress barrels made at the
- !al % Poydras street.
STsGesAisKEs Ri! MlA aA - MERRIoK & SONS,
Of Sugar we'll Known ana approved Ss snrsr
ssPs s1a s ss
as the easily
copEe5 Open Steam Trass with exhaust steam CHARTERS
sggar Nile and Esbss @asfiss and
etc., etc. A f3'
1 Genrags Machines OF woolssy Aspnwa with Harson
Orders the above will be promptly attended to by employing
WI WM F Fhh2SNps9s E eo%msEeia Agent
o-s oth 36 Camp street, New Orleans.
NoTICEaa1N CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEMISE OF
s dsy sssoRsa firm
and a. rs Ssn s @ n
same line of business npder the 6m Of s. B. GRATiAhs
Ss eo q bans
New Orleans, Jan. !, 1859.
ia. If E E1Bh sE1 Hqss1s.
Y9SssFR,,ss p PATENT COTTON FLOW AND
THE Pillow AND scRAPER consists of plov and steel
srssn 5ss on work that with pillow
SAVING Tue }"Sit II s; ssI bfi
s snaSB a ;4 sE CAR
dl7 sm -'o+'N 81 I Garansss,st s,rset
CHHfAnMNGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF LooA-
Drs. CLARK 4 FRIEDRICHS,
Dentists, -.-z. ...
No. l2l formerly 12l,a) CANAL STREET,
las u Union Bank Building.
nR. BROCKLEBANK, DENTIST has removed
near Gravier Il I'm
7. A. JOHNSON. ,Az1rs
SS44nnA JOHNSON 4 LAZIES. Ia
- E&s4H BUTCHERS, AS.IANSs'
Stalls I Nos % an and q g St. Mary's gssa
Steamboats, Ships, Hotels and Families supplied reason.
SEQ 6m " -
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SLAVE DEPOTS.

z CAR0LINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
FOX sALE-The subscriber has JUST arrived with
lot Of Carolina and Virginia Negroes SALE consisting
so Field hands. Cocks, Washers and Ironers also
No. Seamstreses, No. Blacksmith, good Cooper
Engineer. Will be receiving lots during the season
Persons wishing buy will find their interest to call and
see me, before purchasing elsewhere
II. F. PETERSON
az bra Is Perdido street, New Orleans
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HOAHD 8 sons PORTABLE AND sTATIONARy
- STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
Now in store and ready for delivery eighty Of these
engines, Of the following sizes: - ~ "e
81 inches diameter of cylinder
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~ FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT,
~ 157 Common street. New Orleans.
The undersigned most respectfully presents this his
to the public at large for the coming season. in the
sale of Slaves Shall have constantly aarge and care
fully selected stock of Slaves calculated please the
chaser let his be what they may Having three
sge yards am prepared to accommodate FIVE HUNDRED
have also every accommodation for Traders both
for boarding and lodging with attendance
ness will be strictly confined to commission giving
each and trader equal opportunity disposal
his negroes Thankful for past favors respectfully solicit
continuance OF all former customers and friends OF I'm
II NEGROES FOR sALE..HAyING RE-
moved from Espanade to the Ora
yier streets, two squares west of the ST. Charles Hotel
I will keep constantly hand choice lot of Maryland
and Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Field Hands, House
stresses etc. all of which will be sold cash or on time
for good city acceptances.
seq If j. NJ WILSON.
e SLAVE DEPOT, No. lg5 aRAvIER AND s.
m DRYADES STREETS.
~ TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
Having opened old stand the LIST of January 1855
with good accomrn ations for 200 Negroes respectfully
iieit the patronage of old friends and customers
fl9 iy @. r. HATCHER.
e4N FOSTEK'S SLAVE EPOT, Isl GOMMO1
street, New Oreans-He Heaps constantly hand and
for sale, Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers
Myers and General House Servsus Also buys and sail.
SLAVES Commission Having the family part Of
the large TIL building tie of Slaves
Of Slaves
att r.rosTFR.
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o. ;..; G. LOG AN, g ST, CHARLES STREET, Q. NJ
MISSION Merchant and Agent for J. O'Fallon ST.
Louis Metallic Mt and Bolt Factory" All kinds Of Nuts
b9,is and Washers by 4. II. Coles Patent Machia cry.
d20tf los n IocAN
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WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIpAM sCHNAPps
NJ Druggists and Merchants and dealers in any OF ,n
articles contained the above catalogue will find to their adj
vantage by calling sending their orders above where will
pc found the assortment of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES In the United States and lowest prioss
Please ADDRESS. j. WRIGHT 4 Co
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
nAf Nos Isl and q Chartren strast Ne4llrlepns
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T,EHUANTEPEC CIGARs-2sooD, MADE OF
choice Tobacco at SIS per thousand, for sale ty ~
O. A PICKETT '@ @s7
jag ly Cbaries s,va.&
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CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF NEW ORLEANS
Pursuant with the requirements their charter the Ce.
cent Mutual Insurance Company the following state
ment viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
June vi 1855. .;.:.:.::........ ss2s $50 %
'aA'"i eitinaleo rsKs uly LIST, lS57.. l282Sl 90
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GHERRY-2Oq casks Duff Gordon. landing ex ship AL.
/ ~ damah, for sale by S. WOLFF,
MS corner Gravier and New Lsyee SITS
IpRlME EASTERN HAY-l209 BALES landing ex
ship Mary Camp bell Post ~ LIST District for sale nv
D30 S. JONES CO. 81 Grayer street.
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VIM. MARTIN. President
.- THOS. G. HAND, Vice President.
Ne THIS OLD ESTABLISHED COMPANY IN NEW
ORLEANS continues insure against perils of the seas
rivers and loss damage by freely counry-at the
rent rates of premium at her " ~ "
BRANCH OFFICE, 4s CAMP STREET
NY HARMON DUANE, Agent.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
:, Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
BE remembered that on the 4h June 1855 before me the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and Parish and
state aforesaid personally appeared Pncde Forsa Presj
dent and Emile Secretary Of the Insurance Com
that the above Just and true and
transcript from the books OF the Company, -
PLACIDE FORSTALL, President
- -. p. DERCYS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Al day June 1873
je7 Third justice of tbe peace
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Molasses Barrels-2OOO Cypress barrels, made at thu
Barrel Factory o. 7. Duffy. '7' - -
=, . For sale by E. BLESSEY L CO.,
Pat AruIr tran4
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RTTTERS-l90 cases Leslies landing ex ship Maid of
VI Orleans, for sale by S. WOLFF,
= dis Grayer and New I.evee
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
TUESDAY. Nov. %


ARRIVED.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, FIN Bait
Schr Albert Chase, Wixon, I'm Norwich IN
ballast to A Bell y Son.
Schr II Vermillia, -, fin New York. 10
master, mdze. to Sundry persons.
Schr Alice, Kingland, FIN N. York, to Row
land b Bros, mdze. to Sundry persons.
Schr Four Sisters, Kendall, from Hampton,
slaves to Garrison h Maigne.
Schr A Morcome, Hooper. I'm N q, cotton,
Henebery & Co.
Schrs H T Cobb, Georgia, Tillet, from
N G, corn to John James.
Schr Selena Helen, Baker, FIN Maine to ID F
Keeling, bricks to Mellen y Santos.
Schr Almira, Travis, I'm Philadelphia, to d
+ Keeling, coal to r w Santos Co.
Schr Chesapeake, Parks, I'm Philadelphia,
to D. F Keeling, coal to r. w, Santos & Co.
Schr Parker, Fitzgerald, I'm New Bed
ford, to J. B. Hardy.
schr Joe VIM, Face, FIN N. c., shinglas, to
Simmons & Bro. 5 1t
Schr Samuel Lewis, Clifford, i'm Chesapeake
Bay. to d. F. Keeling
Schr r.. H. Wilson, Davis, fin Philadelphia,
to d. +. Keeling coal to E. Ga mage.
Schrs A D Collins, Burgess, and N Cramner,
Burton, Boat Martha George, I'm G, corn to
Grandy L. Stout
Boat w G Stewart, canal, corn to Delk &
Lindsay.
Boats Pochahontas East Star, i'm N c, corn,
}ST HAMPTON ROADS.
Brig Pilot Fish, Savage, FIN Turks Island
with salt, for orders to Rowland g. Bro.
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Hunting Kidds Treasure. editor of
The Lynn tMass.) Reporter, furnishes his
readers an interesting account of recent
visit to Dungeon Rock, and his interview
with Mr.. Marble, who has been engaged for
the last eight years in this singularly wild
locality, in the wilder attempt to obtain the
treasure of Kidd, the freebooter. Guided
in his labors at first by clairvoyants, and lat
terly by spiritualists, the deluded man has,
sage way, about eight feet in height and
breadth, nearly hundred feet in the solid
rock. The last blast he made developed
assure at the bottom-an unusual occur
renee-from which issues current of foul
air that will extipgnish fame held over it.
Mr.. Marble believes he has less than ten feet
to go to reach the long-sought cave.
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A Personal mer0iew aeith Capt. Bro'cn's
Wifc.-The New York Independent pub
fishes an account OF an interview OF cor
respondent with Mrs. Brown, the wife O.
Captain Brown, the convicted leader OF the
Harper's Ferry insurgents
Mrs Brown is tall, large and muscular,
giving the impression at first sight OF q
frame capable of great strength and long
endurance. Her face is grave and thought
full, wearing, even in this hour OF her triai,
an expression of soberness rather than sad
ness. She is q native of Whitehall. near
Lake Champlaia, and has been the mother
Of thirteen children but notwithstanding
the cares of her numerous family, and her
MANY priVations and struggles independent
of household burdens, she still appears as
fresh and hale as if she were only now IN the
prime and vigor of life. While living in
Ohio four OF her children died from dysen-
try, within eleven days three OF whom wene
carried to the grave together on the same
day.
referred incidentally to the design upon
harper's Ferry as having been premed1ated
for two years, to which she Immediately re-
piled, "Not ta7o gears, but for taoenty - he
had been waiting twenty years for an oppor-
tunity to tree the slaves we had all been
waiting, with him, the proper time when he
should put his resolve into action; and when
at last, the enterprise of Harper's Ferry was
planned, we all thought that the time
had now come. MIR. Brown was sanguine
of success; we all were equally confident.
He had 40 idea, nor did any of the family,
that the experiment would result in defeat.
We all looked to it as fulfilling the hopes OF
many years"
Ii y ha<4
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PERSONAL.

The following United States Senators are
BOW in Washington - Hon. VIM. NJ. Gwln,
"a California; Hon. Il. NJ. Rice, of Minneso-
IA; Hon. Joseph G. Lane, of Oregon; Hon.
J. P. Benjamin, of Louisiana; Hon. d. Ia.
Yulee, of Florida; Hon. John Slidell, Of
Louisiana; Hon. L. Trumball, of Illinois.
Ex-Governor P. F. Thomas, of Marylan d;
Hos. John Hemphill, United States Senator
from Texas; Hon. N. B. Browne, Pa, Col.
Miles, q. s. army, and family, are also in
Washington.
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LooAL.--They say ''locar' is not local, I'M
less it refers to something "local," and as
the rain of last evening was ''local affair, I"
we somewhat question the propriety of not
mentioning it in our local column; but on
the other hand, it is to be supposed that all
our local readers know that we had rain last
night and the item viii not be local news,
however, it may be news to some Of our dis
tsnt readers and we make a "locap of it.
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THE INDEPENDENT GREYs.-rkis we'll
drilled and efficient corps, whose evolutions
upon our streets have so frequently ELECTED
the admiration of our citizens, had dress
parade last evening, and did Mrs. Howard
and Mr.. Howard the compliment of calling
on them at the play. They marched in file
order and quietly took their seats, where
they remained until the performance was
over. n
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ALL WRoNG.--All possible kind of foolish
rumors have been in circulation in this city
for day or two. These foolish rumors are
calculated to alarm the women and children,
and as there is no foundation in truth for
them, they are all wrong, very wrong, and
their authors should be ashamed of the M
selves r...
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office.

All Communications, &C., intended for in-
,steiop, and Letters in regard TO this paper,
,noulo be addressed to JOHN K. HATHAWAY,
kdiror and Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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LEXINGTON CABETs.-We learn that Gov.
Wise received despatch, on Saturday, frem
Col. Smith, at the Virginia Military Insti-
tute, informing him that eighty of the ca
diets at that institution were in readiness to
proceed, at a moments notice, to Charles
town. The Govern or replied that their ser
vices were no now required, but he desired
that they should continue to hold them
selves in readiness, until he could communi-
cate with them from Harper's Ferry.
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Court STREET CHURoH.-The Rev. Thos.
Hume will preach in the Court street Bap-
fist Church, Portsmouth, tonight at seven
O'Clock. The meeting at this place of wor-
ship last night was we'll attended, and sew
eral persons in response to the invitation,
asked the prayers of the congregation.
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Editorial Change.

SAINT B. Paul, Esq, who has conducted
the Petersburg Press with decided ability,
has retired from that Journal, which has
passed into the exclusive control of his
friend and late partner, John II. Phillips,
ESQ.,, with whom a. M. Kelly, ESQ, former
" of the South-Side Democrat, Will be assoc
ciated.
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BURROWS
RELIABLE

MEDIClN T..
FOB THE RAPID AND EFFECTUAL CURE oF
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA. ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, Efysipelas, Ulcers.
FISTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT.
DISEASE OF THE WOMB,
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS.
CHRONIC DYSENTERY SCARLET FEVER
PILES. GENERAL DEBILITY
GRAND ULAR SWELLLNGS.
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MERcuRIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES
And al Diseases arising from an Impure State
of the System, or occasioned by fmprudence in
Life. H.6 "
For sale in Norfolk by ~
j. w. BORROW l. CO,
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Church St.
Nv II
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The 3RD REeIMENT.-We do not believe
that more patriotic and prompt body of
citizen soldiery exists in the broad domains
fof the land of the free than the Sd regiment
of Virginia Volunteers. When the Harper's
Ferry outbreak occurred, none were more
prompt in offering themselves to the service
of the State, and had occasion demanded it.,
they would no doubt have done their duty
faithfully and we'll. Yesterday afternoon at
8 o'clock, Col. j. Gregory Hodges resolved
to call a meeting of the different companies
composing the Regiment, to convene at 2
O'Clock last evening, and although the nstice
was so short, yet at the appointed time,
nearly the full number OF the companies
were present in full uniform. The object of
Col. Hodges was to ascertain on whom and
how many he could rely in case orders were
received for the services Of the regiment
The promptitude with which the large body
turned out is a credit to the valer and pat
riotism, which exist in the breasts of the vol
unteers of Por tsmouth, and is an evidence
that the city will not want for gallant de-
tenders should emergencies occur. All hon.
or to the Sd. Regiment.
The companies assembled at their various
armeries, and Col. Hodges, his Honor Mayor
Grice, and other gentlemen visited them and
inspected their arms, equipments, &c., which
were all found to be in excellent order. Sew
eral speeches were delivered by the inspect
ing officers, eomplimenting the soldiery on
their promptness. Arrangements have been
like uecessaries.
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N avail.

The new steam sloop-of-war Narfagansett,
,sptain Hunt, arrived here last evening and
lies at the Naval anchorage.
We learn that her performance at sea was
highly satisfactory. She will remain here Tor
= short time and proceed to the Pacific squad
YOU.
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L1GHrNING.-It commenced raining last
night about nine O'Clock, and continued
through the night, with occasional and reg
ular flashes of lightning towards the South.
To-day it is clear again.
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KEEP READY.-In the absence of the Col :
onel, Lieut.. Colonel Groner received des-
patch from the Secretary of the Common
wealth last evening, thanking him for the
tender of the services of the battalion; and
as they are not wanted, he advises them to
keep in readiness.
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DIED,

This morning at 20 minutes to 8 o. clock
Mrs. ELIZABETH T.. B. GATEWOOD,
widow of the late Richard Gatewood, Sen'r.
@S- Her friends are requested to attend
her funeral from the family residence on
Church street, tomorrow CIV ednesday) at
IL NJ, without further notice.
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EaEcrRo-PsYcHoLoG AT JoHNsoN's HALL.
We passed an hour or two at Johnson IS
Hal last evening in the most undignifed
state of laughter possible. DR.. Williams is
filling this Hall with multitude of laughter
loving people, who is nightly filling the
whole neigh borhood with screams of.delight.
The price of admission to this!entertainment
is 50 small, and the amusement afforded SO
extensive, that the Doctor is bound, as b ere
tofere, to have full house during his stay.
Those persons who have notseen bis reaark-
able experiments are urged to 90 once at
least, and our word for it, they will not only
be amused, but will come away astonishsd
BE SURE and engage passage for FAIRY
LAND. Trains will leave the dwellings and
hotels at 61s p. NJ, and are certain to start
at7N r. M. Fare SO cents. Through time
only two hours. Passengers will be sure to
meet at OXFORD HALL at the appointed
time. rt M t.-
PRINCESS BELLE BELLR, CONDUCTOR.
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BY THE MAYOR.


Norfolk, Nov. 81, 1859.
At the request of many citizens, | have
deemed it proper to recommend the obser
vance OF Thursday, (the oath inst. } asa day
OF Thanksgiving, and request the observance
Of the day by the clergy and citizens gener-
ally.
F#fgg ~ F. F. FERGUSON, Mayor.
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Fatal Accident. Mr., John Campbell, OF
Charlotte county, Va, was thrown from his
buggy and killed last Thursday.
Railroad Extension. 1t is said that the
Lynchburg extension for the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad will be finished next
month.
Joseph Nj. Stonebraksr, of Jefferson coun-
ty, Va, was accidentally shot, but not IA
tally injured, a few days ago in Washington
county, Md, by the discharge of his own
pistol. lsr4g RI.
The tannery of L.. G. Thomas in Monroe
county, Ca, was burnt on the 7th inst Loss
$4,000.
The Prince of Wales has been enrolled
member OF the Oxford University Boat Club
Rev. DIR. VIM. Daily, recently expelled
for drunkenness, has joined the Methodist
church, In Madison, Ind, son trial"
Geo. H. Hoyt, the Boston lawyer who de-
Tended Brown, was in Wheeling last Thurs
day, on the way to Cleveland
Nicholas Kinney, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, Virginia, for many
years, died on the 10th inst.
20 Rev. Gustavus Koch, pastor of ST. Luke's
Lutheran sChurch, in Louisville, died on
Tuesday.
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GoNE.-The little stern wheel steamer des.
tined for Savannah, left here to-day for that
port, via of the Albemsrle and Chesapeake
Canal
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GONE TO SRA.-The United States steamer
Water Witch, got up steam at the Navy
Yard to-day, and proceeded right ont to sea.
She is destined for cruise in the gulf.
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CouNrERMAaDEp.- Brown, of For
tress Monroe, has received telegram from
the War Office ceuntermaHding the order
o. the 10th inst, as published in yesterdays
issue, the six companies ordered to Texas
will remain at Old Point.