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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

SINGULAR ADvESTUREs.-The Cleveland
(Ohio) Herald says that young man is now
in that city in search of his parents, from
whom he says he was stolen by Indians 2t
years ago, and ever since has been sold from
one tribe to another, and has wondered over Il
large portion of the Western and North
western regions of this continent Ills iasI
sojourn was with the Snakes and Copperheads
about 220U miles northwest of St. Paul, Min,
and about 3UU miles from the North Pacific
Ocean. His tribe trades with St. Paul, send
ing semi-annual train laden with furs and
he got leave Of his chief to seek out his pa
rents, and is required to rejoin his tribe in
1860. He expresses no desire TO remain among
the whites, as he has a wife and two children
in his late home. He speaks English quite
well. having learned 1t while with trading
parties.
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STOCK OF SUGARS IN NEW YoRE. Tho
stock of sugars, now in New York, is said to
consist of 730oo hhds., 5000 boxes, and 7s,0oO
bags. The Post, Of Thursday evening, says ::
This is u larger supply than was anticipa-
ted, and, consequently, some holders are anx-
ious to realize, and have yielded ha4c to-day
to effect sales. The anticipated liberal supply,
both of hogsheads, boxes and bags yet to come
forward before the close of the season, with
stock now on hand, leads many to believe that
we shall enter the new year with very con-
siderable surplus Of stock, if prices do not, in
the meantime, rule SO low as to induce very
free consumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

THE EXPECTED VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF
WALES TO oCAEADA.-Signtfeant Artiele.-The
Quebec Chronicle says it has good authority
for stating that his Royal Highness the Prince
Of Wales, with his tutor, the Rev. Mr.. Gibbs,
and one OF the court physicians, Mr.. J. Hol-
land, may be expected to arrive in the next
Canadian steamer, the North Briton. The To-
ronto Leader, rejoicing IN the proposed visit,
very significantly adds:
His Royal Highness will receive all the re-
spect due to an heir to the English throne, and
the son Of n constitutional sovereign, whose
reign has been marked by series Of practical
reforms. On his part, he visits this country
with the full knowledge that, from his posi-
ton, it never can support a throne for any of
his numerous family, and that this loyal peo-
pie will one day-itm may be far rdistant-march
quietly TO national independence. But even
when that day comes, ii will he matter Of
real satisfaction and just pride ~ England
that she has given her masculine language. her
Just laws and her free principles to n second
nation in the New World. And In that feel
ing Of pride and tisfact ton 1t will not bs be-
meath constitutional sovereign TO share.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

MARINE LossEe FOR AUGusr.-15 American
vessels were lost in August, making an ACRE.
gate loss Of property Of 9550,O00. or these
yesscls--7 were shtps, 2 barks, and schooners:
OF thess--2 were burnt, Q wrecked, / snnk. i
abandoned, and ] missing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05
MECHANICAL,

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
VI SHOVELs, TOk6S and POK KERS.-I have for
including every style Of RENDERS, SUMNER
PIECES, handsome and PLAIN sets OF SHOvELs;
coal scUTTLEs, Cinder SHOYEI,S, Fire SHO-
VEi.s, handsone STANDS for Shoges lr. and pokers;
BRICK; IRE SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAP
sTQNE for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, Of sweet tone. Builders, Honsekeepers
be supplied a, the lowest Northern prices.
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work Of the stove description at my BELL and
BRASS FOUNDRY, and CRATE and FENDER
MANU- FACToRf, No. Z2o Main street, between
9Th and 9th streets, west side, Richmond, Va
l7-5D n. ID, DENOOk.
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her way up James river, last Friday, towsd
from City Point to Richmond, sixtesn large
size schooners and two lighters. This 10 the
largest tow that ever came mp the river. The
James Gray II under the command Of that
well tried oficer and accommodating gentle-
man, Capt. Lamkin, than whom there u no
better fellow. ,.f,
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WORK FOR THE NEXT CoNaRRss-.The
National Legislature, at its next session, will
nave considerable service to perform in the
way of creating new governments, State and
Territorial. No less than four Territories and
two States will ask recognition. The people
Of southern Nebraska, disappointed in gain
State government. The Governor is about
to call an extra session of the Legislature that
the work may be regularly commenced They
intend to apply for admission in company
with Kansas. In addition, the people Of JEFF
ferson, Arizona, Dacotah, and Nevada, are
also anxious for Territorial governments
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The PRESBYTERIAN CoLorY.-The project
for the establishment OF q Presbyterian Col
ony in the West recently started in Holii.
daysburg, Pa, has met with great favor
Ninety -one men, most of them having fami-
lies, have signified a desire to embark in the
enterprise, and have offered to invest some
S5s,UOo in it. Their yocations are varied aud
suitable, comprising farmers, carpenters, ca b.
inet-makers, timers, printers, teachers, preach.
ers, rs,stone-masons,m merchants, attorneys, clerks.
plement fixed upon in the tirst place, the man.
ayers OF the affair will issue call for a meet
ing Of those interested to be held in the course
OF few weeks, to appoint a committee TO
visit and report upon proposed locations for
the Colony.
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BEARS IN FIRGINIA.-The bears are very
troublesome in Roanoke county, Va, this
season, and have committed great depreda-
tions on the corn, for which the farmers have
tnrned out cunning for them. A letter says:
Three or four have been killed on Brad
shaw's Greek within the last two weeks, and
on last Saturday three We're killed about three
miles from Lafayette, near Prices, on the
North Fork. w. O. Waskey, Esq, shot
very large one this morning, making the
number killed seven or eight during the space
of three weeks. SO frequently are they seen,
and so much excited has the neighborhood be-
come in their anxiety to capture them, that
there is scarcely day passes withouIsome
party being out in pursuit of them.
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pATENT MICA AND

L FERROUS CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists Of strong glutinous sub
stances, lmprsgzated with fbrons matter, and COW
cred with Mica, which make it FIRE PROOF and
pefect reslstspee Of the atmosphere in every Gil
mate, and We VIII warTantu
WATER PROOF.
IL also rejects the rays of the sun, making the
building much cooler in summer than tin or slate
and viii neither crack nor rot. 1t is practically I'M
PERISHABLE, and having been thoroughly tired
for years in New York city and various partso the
United States, il 10 the cheapest aad best roofn tp
use. JOSEPH DITTO CO.,
General Office, SIS Broadway, New York.
printed instructions for applying. We also ea,r
tpr sale Territorial Rights for Q portion of the
United States. lie lS-3mi1 ]. ID. l. co.
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FATAL EsCAPH.-The schooner Neptunes
Bride arrived at New York, Thursday, from
stores. Upon breaking up cargo, the dead
body of slave was found, where he was sut-
located in his attempt to escape from slavery.
When found he was in a sitting posture; his
his right arm resting upon the cargo and near
him were some provisions. Apparently the
last act ofhis life was to partake Of some food
He was in very close quarters, where he could
scarcely sit upright. From the state that his
body was in, it is supposed that he must have
died soon after the vessel left port. His death
was doubtless caused by inhaling the foul air
OF the hold, strongly impregnated with tur.
pentine,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

Cage Hems.-Five negroes were arrested and
/ Gagged last Saturday night, for trivial offences.
Yesterday morning they had . hearing 1T the
first station house. and after being punished
for their indiscretions, were discharged, with
assurance that the dose would b doubled u
again found in the cage. f5s
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GKRNANY.-A letter from Elsenach says -
"A second meeting Of German patriots has
been held here. 1t was attended hy thirty
member Of the democratic and constitutional
party. A new declaration on the subject Of
federal reform was drawn up based on that
previously adopted here, and on the decinra.
ton OF tiie patriots Of Hanover Thc declsra-
ton, which will lsoon be published, was adopt-
"a unanimously---a proof that's national party,
which viii include all the friends Of progress,
- growing up amongst us."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

Dipped,-Otto Weimer, an inebriated indi-
vidual, staggered into the river, near the wharf
turday night and was nearly drowned whea
rescued by two citizens Of Rocketts. The
plunge it Is said, cooled his excited nerves,
and he was a. Judge when restored TO tsrri
6rmA 1srr s.ff4 81.
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The German Singing Soeissy, Of this city, are
to have an Anniversary celebration at 6chads
Garden to-day. Dinner will take place at
half-past O'Clock, At which time guests should
h urapAnt. - V - q ~ 49, sg -.
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Sunday Operations Four persons were lock-
ed up In the first station house yesterday, b.
officer Seal, for misdemeanors. MordecaI
slave to John H. Gentry, for beinr drunk. dis.
orderly and fighting in Eth street. James
Crowle for being drunk and trespassing on L.
Kaufman And Johannah Martin and Lease
Ashley for stoning the servants in David Nc.
Daniei's yard They will be examined this
morning. - HAE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

The POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-The Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad have in contemplation
a change in the southern terminus of their
road at Smiths Point, opposite Aauia Greek.
but 1t is now proposed to make the terminus Of
the road at point on the Maryland side OF the
Potomac, opposite Pope's Greek, in Virginia,
and connect by ferry with branch Of the
Virginia Central Railroad, provided authori. Y
to construct such branch road can be obtained
from the general Assembly of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

OPERATIONS OF THR U. S. MINT-The gold
coinage OF the United States Mint in Philadel-
phia, for the month Of August. was SIS. l54 .Os.
IN double eagles, eagles and quarter eagles
me silver coinage was S6l,4s7 is, being in
quarter dollars and dimes. OF cents, 25,0U0
We're coined The whole nmuber Of pieces
coined was z, ,73e, ,5f2, of the aggregate value of
Sl74,63s 20. The total gold deposits of the
month were 8 $50, of which $66, ,566 81 were
from California, and S45,0s3 10 were from other
sources. The silver deposited was S6i, ,9OO-
Total deposits for the month Sl7a99O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

The County Court Of Hesyieo will commsnes
its September term to-day ct II O'Clock. Tho
docket TO be called 10 long one, though very
few Of the cases are Of public nee. 4 80
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TIL RAINS in Southwestern Virginia have
been quite beneficial, though coming SO late
The Bedford Sentinel says:
A large portion of the earlier planted corn
was too much exhausted to derive any very
rreat benefit from the recent rains; but even
this except upon very high uplands, show eyi.
dent signs Of amendment Upon the late corn.
the tobacco and garden vegetables of every
description, the effect has been wonderful
Hundreds Of barrels of corn will now he ca =
nered from lands, which, had the drought been
protracted a few weeks later. would have
yielded scarcely single sound, merchantable
aar q
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Disordsrly.-Pleasant r. Jordan appeared
charge Of being disorderly In the second mar
ket the Saturday before. The accused brought
charges against Lieut. Kelly and Lawson b.
Hill, OF the night watch, for tfanscending thear
duty which were enquired into b. the Mayor,
and dismissed, but Jordan was held 70 bali .
keep the peace and be Of good behavior 70 al
the citizens of Richmond for the next twelve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

Rsa OvW.-A negro child about fouy years
old, was run over by wagon at the corner Of
9th and Broad streets, last Friday evening, and
had ono Of it, arms broken a s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05
MARBLE WORKS.
1sl JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURERS ROFITALTANAND AMER
xo,,,,,y,r,ICTAMM ICAM az MMAkBLE NJ ,,rcrs

0H"N Q MIN 10, iVHbo, HAD FIEVLo, Hc',
- OF EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard between 9th and 9th streets, Main, and ex-
anime my work which cannot be exceed BY any
sei "a low az any Establishment in this city else
where. le7-3m
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JAMES r. .R9WNE,s

Nh street. ne1t 70 the Mechanics institute.
~ EE9gS hA!LlNGS, S,YERANDA DAHS, BALCO-
p Hsnls .aa Gellar DOORS, and every other kind 81
M !noN Wohk Tor ornamental and building pur-
PHtiealar attention given 70 enclosing Burial
Lots In the city and country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

DYsENTERY IN HAMPsHIRH.-We regret to
learn tnat an obstinate and dangerous type Of
dysentery is now prevailing in our neigboring
town OF Romney, and in its vicinity. Several
most worthy citizens have already fallen VIC
TINS to its attacks, and very many are now
prostrated by 1t, and we fear from what we
nave understood that some of these cannot
possibly recover. The disease is thought to
be increasing, and excites serious and general
apprehensioDs in that community. The Court
adjourned on account of its prevalence.-Wfn-
chester Virginian
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WORK ABRoAD.-There will be launched In
Philadelphia, this week, steam propeller
ferry-boat, to run between Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Virginia. She IL 100 feet long, and
constructed in the strongest manner for ves-
sells of this class. Her engines are being made
at Reaney, Neat1e Co.'S. At Morris & Co.'S
heavy blowing engine, for iron works In Rich
mond, Va. 1t has two cylinders, each nye
feet diameter and three feet stroke. and is to be
driven by Jouval turbine wheel of $50 horse
mower. The engine will weigh about q tons.
An iron steamer 10 also being built for the
Chesapeake Bay trade.
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BOARDING..

Dress Ball II 70 take place at OoytpthiaA
Hall tonight. Get your tickets at ones.
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Ssspieisss.- For ssyesal nights nst yeeh q
white lad, who gass his naMe = 4oaxy Nlleg.
was ssea @ b iurkinga ahcat IT: yen1 z. 0s...
% stnguiaxly, tha1 iisysunG - d.eas11!eed
70 keep IN eye - ~ uovunaoe4 4ge 1Eo.l
day Might ~ was aentn spoa lox4lng aneut -
fhn -, nf hae 6reelf az eansne - 49, nm9s
sued I'm down. capkpssa eAh eeCe4 a14 -,
sasnssay nosssse -. s:,s1 scsSa - g rlsee =
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HoRRIBLE.--The Media (Pa.) Advertiser
says that school teacher in Delaware county
beat a little girl thirteen years OF age, for
trifling offence. He also hanged her MP by the
thumbs. the joiafs Of achieh ara sithsy arholy or
partially Destroyed rom the effects. At the time
of this occurrence, great excitement was pro-
duced in that neighborhood in consequence,
and some went so far as 10 even threaten to
has been discharged, but not otherwise pun
aba
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Ss>-Aa OF RiCHM0ND.-Ih hereby respectfully
ennapnes m,aen = candidate fer the Office Of
cnt Court Of the CITY Of Richmond made vacant
by the resignation of MARaADuxR JOHNSON. ESQ.
Al &-tds JAMES X. CRENSHAW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

APPOINTMENTS IN THE PosT-OFFIcE DE-
PARTMENT.-Hugh Francis, Winchester, Ten.
nessee, to be special agent for the Tennessee
and Alabama district, vice Gen. G. p. Smith,
resigned. Salary, 1,6u0. Thomas b. Barton,
vice Jonathan G uest, promoted. Aaron Good.
rich, temporary appointed to flrst-class
clerkship, vice Thomas d. Barton, promoted.
Robert A. Griffin, appointed to a Sl,2OO clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

1Aeatrs.-The opening Of this sestahaishusut
was successful beyond, perhaps, the mOst saa.
guine hopes of those friends Of the drama who
liantly." The house was dsnssly erowdsa,
and many, unable to get even cOmfoYtohle
standing room, left the building. The Old To-
vorites are said to have been welcomed with
candidates for public favor met with Q HAD
reception. Tonight the playa are Marble
Heart" and IA Kiss In the Dark"
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SAD OCcURRxNcR.-Three Persons DYouasd.
Yesterday, two young ladies, Miss Worth.
ington and Miss Beall, started from the Ohio
side of the river to attend camp-meeting at
Castleman's Run; when near Wellsburg, Va,
they hailed a man TO take them across the
river TO the Virginia side. Mr.. Chamberlain,
the gentleman whom they reqested to take
them over, started with skiff. The young
ladies' stepped in, and when near the centre Of
the river the skin, being worn out affair, I'LL
ed with water and sunk, eonsiGning the three
to watery grave. This melancholy occur
renee has cast an universal gloom over the
neighborhood where they resided The bodies
We're recovered about four hours after the oc-
cnrrence.-- F1ssliag Va.l Tines.
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Morgan, of Louisiana, has presented to Bishop
Polk, Of that Stale, the handsome sum OF
$4,000, as the foundation of professor ship OF
agricultural chemistry in the "University Of
the South" This munif1cent donation makes
up the entire amount Of $500, ,00O, required by
the charter for the establishment Of the pro-
posed IJniyersitv.
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h,xIHANaA AOTAL AND


t.xIhANah hOrAL AnD D,,.pnuo,,.r
In presenting sh. card to &. Dasiis. - S ssss;s
many cordial thanks To eur tsnsIcas PatToas e
sss sass;i: .S.s K. Y esi cFDER ,s
Initiated Sept, l. iss6, will rsssiys ibs ssss sa-
'0 as::s. s::ss; :ss iSs 3;
sns che sn.. Il g 3: d 8.
fort. convsnisncs and rseursnssts sf tAsis ssssts
e.s.: ::i ::. t. .is ;Sf drsss Hsssfa y. .
s.S.Smsnt % = con- CON ieSssbis = scssisis. Via -
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q B:-A prsviogs ssra. ipns since gssli.hs1 =
be- n eIossd. sad thai. since iss paS!asasies, q
have Ssss u better 70 = = p
tended closure. We desire our (ssea4s 70 neete4 -
false and svanters. intending 70 visitus, = vlfai
CAsEkL, Z, 40 Z IaE. ] ,,,..-,....v..
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r.: :::,:,s; AZ; 4. =:
opsn- i bAe hssn sxtsasiyely fursishs1. - ~
b conducted By the Drssent yroSfsssos aSsa ~
m9ss g. ~ sss. = M q hs i. ~ 10
M s Sssissss SSs % :,sse,. wisia isv nsssss vslk 3
the dsycss va'ssosss, sa di n. ,nse,,a,
cities On the ssaboAfd tcIorvsra dssessSs = sksy
.%l: ...:: s. e Spssss' a.. 4; So: =
neat Of Capt KrL.. the Standard Of boesh vih -
s::s! s:sfs: - s.. w:ss;: .s.:.: - .:ss
psssengors 70 and from the house. ien3-Qn
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WARNING TO BOYS WHO STAND ON THEIR
SON Of DIR. w. NJ. Prentice. Of that town,
died recently. The cause Of death, upon in-
yestigation, was found to have been the violent
muscular exertion, he having been accustom-
ed, like many other boys, to walking on his
hands, standing on his head, &C.
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

w. II. HOWLE,
1A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MAScUEsTKR. VA.
Practices in all the Courts of Chesterfield, City of
R.ehmond. kenrico, Powha.an, Amelia counties.
and City nf Petersburg.
parlicuar attention gIveB to the COLLECTION
OF CLAIMS, and prompt returns made
pA- Office on Main street, opposite Town Hall.
Sl-dfm
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THE AxERIoAN HORSES IN ENaLAND.-Mr.
Ten Broeck's horse, "Starke," the winner in
the last great English race seems to stand very
high in the betting circles for the Ebor Handi-
cap race. Out Of ten entries he stands only
second to the favorite The betting was 100 to
80 against Volatile, and to against Starke;
to being laid against Peeress, which is the
next fnyorite for choice
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SUNDAY Music WANTED By A CLERGYNAN.
Rev. J. l.. Hatch, of New York, has sent Pc
tition to the Commissioners Of the Central
Park to permit the same musical entertain.
ments on Sunday afternoons as have been had
on Saturdays for sometime past. Similar
entertainments have been had at the Parks of
London, en- Sunday afternoons, for many
years. Mr.. Hatch 10 confident that Sunday
hands could soon be rendered self-supporting,
and presumes that no objection will exist on
the part Of the city authorities.
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S@ TO MEssKs. GEO. ). SUMNER,
- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY

announce myself candidate for the Office of Ar.
TQRNEf FoR THE ECOMMONW EALTH II, in the
Crcai Court ofthis city, which has just been ade
SOY, ESQ. ~'''
al 23-lfn* LITTI ETDy TAZEwFII
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LEE r. PLEASAGTS, TOR
is~~i-s SEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
hed in Richmond. Henrico, Goochlaud and Han
oFsr
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
Ae, they authorized To take Dispositions, Afida-
wits, Acknowledgements of Deeds. Powers of Attor-
B n OF Sale, Sc, to be USED or recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union,
Office on llth st., I'd door from Main.
NH l2-ly
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AFFAIRS IN ALBExARLR.- The following
items of Aibemarle county (Va.) news we take
from the Scottsville Register:
1ecidcnt.-C. c. Burton. of Richmond. was
struck senseless by mule last week. He has
recovered.
Robbery.-The store of w B. Brady was en-.
tered and robbed Of $75, Saturday night week.
Fas. Grinding.-The mill of Mason & Lewis
last week ground IS barrels Of -four in IA hours
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On the 18th. the publication Of ths anne1sd was
made il the columns Of the Paris Moniteur -
All waSntnp which have hsen given - tAe
naWspepsgp In France and colonies erU - -
considefed - non -issued.
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HORRIBLE AOCIDEyT.-A terrible railroad
accident happened at East Albany, by which
Mrs. Patrick Sculiy lost her life Mrs. SculIy
was walking on the network Of the track. lust
east OF the Hudson River depot, when freight
train sounded it's whistle Mrs. Scully. ann.
posing that she was on the track where the
tram was coming, jumped on to the track ad-
joining. In an instant after the locomotive
was upon her. She caught hold of the COW.
catcher, to which she held for some time hnt
sne finally lost her balance and fell, when the
whole train passed over her, killing her almost
instantly.-Albany Knfck.
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rs s'EaeEs E'AgeA lsWEsA sWEAIHAssSS'R z A;sS'R 9Ysyt.l
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p. u. BAYLY. ThOs, J. MoSCukb.
pAYLY & MONCUKE.
d COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Offer their services for the sale Of TOBACCO,
CORN, WHEAT. FLOUR, and ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE, to which they will devote their entire
and exclusive attention.
"a Office near Shockos Warehouse.