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The New York herald., 1860-09-21

nowEsv THBarKr. BeTt o. -
70 0entenep q ~ Drsmassc Company -
the Attarbes of the fheatres-
Having received your kind oder rhrough Mr. Ashiey, 49,
services os keneht W take place H.
wday evening sepsmber permit me % assure yoa thal
feel sensible of kindncn and accept The ~
'''' -''' JoHxnoS.
on slyuppAv EvErfSc, Etrr "a
Being the Of the above beueht
Mr.. n. JOHNSTON
win make hs hrss Appearance ,As season Ia fsvorie 60
GORGEOUS SPECTACLE
viii be presented for the lasf time.
The New York herald., 1860-09-21

rSoR CHARLRsroN-rHE FIRST CLASS srDBwHsx
stesmshp KEysroNE STATE, Captain Q z. msrshma.
tember IS 10 ociocs A. n Superior ktAis Rooms
secured by applying % A. Hns0n Jr l26 North gharye
above for Savannah. on saturday, September q. u
O'Clock Y. ~
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@-We regret to learn that on Mon.
day of this week serious accident &C
CURED to Judge REED, which will proba
bly, conine him at home for some tine
He was getting into his carriage, when
the horse started of, and, before Mr.. REED
was seated, stopped 50 suddenly as to throw
him over the dash board and across the
shafts. Before he could extricate himself
from this situation the horse ran away
and Suddenly turning corner, he wa;
thrown against tree with great violence
lie was badly bruised, though luckily nc
bones were broken.
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IL T. MO V 4 L.

- TIE Office Of THE PILoT
has been REMOVED, and acU here
after be tound On tie grouud floor
Of Perry'8 Buizdjng, on York
street, m6cr1y apostle tie toco
HardtCure ,St0res.
orr friend8 are inritfd to call
IN and see our neaO quarters.
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SCOVIIL'S
SARSAPHtLLA AND STlLLINGfA.
Oh
BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP


Prof. II. 5. Newton say'. IN GINS
cinnari Medical Journals. Vol. ], 40. 3
psge 21O) in regard 20 :he cure Of AAR
4. TIN ROBBINS, one of the most remarE- .
- able cures on record:
- "While he was in the worst imaglnaa- c
- BILE condition, we were called to attend e
- him for fracture of the leg, productivity =
u a fall. Phe Indications of reunion of -
"a the bone, under the circumstances, were -
= very unfavorabls, for he would sit day y
after day, picking ont small pieces of =
-, the bone, whc would slough off, found -
, him using ScovILL's preparation, which l..
he continued to use until cure was affect {
- ed. q
- eve gave him no constitutional treat, =
4 ment, being in attendance only as sur .
C geon: yet we confess We had much curl -
- osity to Sc what could be done in a sys- =
= tenn so EXTENSIVELY DISEASED as his was *
= The Journal remarks, in passing on -
. that "Manv other equally bad cases have =
- been cured in this city, by the Syrup of :
= Sarsapara and Stilingia." =
Eve have known the manufacturers
of it personally for many years. and can
say that they are reliable men"
Sold by JOHN D. Park, Proprietor, Chica
60, III.
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HOME INSURANCE co,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Surplus, over
S1,5OO.OOO.

TNhE undersigned having been appointnd
l. agent Of this well known, wealthy and re-
liable Company, is fully prepared to insure al
kinds of nsurable property, at the lowest rates
Detached dwellings, either in village or
country, will be taken On better terms than
any mutual company, and all losses paid in cash
down.
This Company also takes Marine Risks on the
most favorable terms. Merchants are requested
TO call and learn the advantages of insuriug their
goods against fire or the dangers of navigation,
with this Company.
TRUE NJ. BAILEY. Agent,
Office with VIM NJ Nichols, ESQ
II. s. DURAND, State Agent Racine. 2-l-ly
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DIED.

II Mani'owoc Rapids, on the 1st day
of JuIy, ELLA ADALAIDE, twin daugh-
ter Of WrMAs and ELLA MURPHY, aged 4
years, | month and four days.
Thou vert so ike form Of light,
That Heaven beuignly called thee hence,
Ere vet the world could breath one blighc
Ger thy sweet innocence.
And thou, that brighter home 20 bless,
Art psss'i Nth al thy loneliness.
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Livery & Boarding Stable.

TIVE LIVERY BUSINESS, of the late fru Of
i GLOVER Il MCCALLIsTER, will in future be
conducted at the old staud by the undersigned
Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future
will be with direct reference to deserving a con-
tinuance of the same. R. E. GLOVER.
Manitowoc July Sth, 1859.
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Board CT Medical Officers.

WAsHINGToN, July !.
TIE Board of Medical Officers viii as
sembIe a. Baltimore on the Goth of Sept,
for the examination of assistant surgeons
for promotion, or Of such candidates for
appointment for the Medical staff of the
army as may be invited to present them
selves There are now three vacancies in
the grade Of assistant surgeons.
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Every Family Wants Il
{ ewing Machine.
UOuDIe TnreaGed.
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS ,

oLND lN IOCh ohDEIlS
Prices No. /, $25:: No. 3,
$50: No. 3, S35. Nunutac-
turing NrcAines, $35 to $40.
Family Sewing Mdchines-
Manufactured and sold at wholesale and retail,
at pricet within the reach Of overy family, and
adapted to all kinds Of coarse and fine work -
Agencies wanted in all counties throughout the
Northwestern States, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family .Sewing MachineS--
Which have the highest testimonials and GER
tlfcates in the favor from families and tina pub
lie press. They will run backward or forward,
making smooth and elastic stitch ON all kinds
of fabric, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Seeming Mdchines-
Our machines run with a rvbbey friction nheel,
doing away with the stretching and annoyance
of belt or banda dcsideratnm which has long
been souSht for. Our machinesdhave a straight
ne edle and gnard to prevent preaking thus
requiring not more than one ne edle III six months
common use. Made by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Sewing Machines-
twelve years Can work them with ease We
warrant the seem secure though every thi,d
stitch be cut; they.make Sc stitches per il CHI
stronger and handsomer than any sewing done
by hand. Sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family SrWtng Muchines-
That will Hem, Stitch, Fell, Gather. Embroi-
der and make Two different stitches on the same
ma oh haI 81,
the age at prices varying from 25S to 800
| each, made and sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family .Se'cing lWochincs.--
Our machines used throughout the C oun-
try, giving satisfaction to all who use them, and
are, undoubtedly, the most economical hest
| made and cheapest in use. person thorough
| ly acquainted with the operation and construc--
| ton of all kinds Of sewing machines will always
! be in atiencendance, and ready to serve all VII,
may wish for information in regard to our ma
chimes, at
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE CO.
| Family Seucng Machines
| We will furnish circulars It'll iull and e,nr;-
cit directions for using, also explaining their
mechanical const uction and giving the most
satis'actory evidence OF their superiority in ma
ny respects over all other family machines.
PATENT UNIVERSAL HEM.
MER =!
! We have the Universal Hemmers ad,nted .,
all kinds of Machines. Price Five DoIl,rs ,bav
will be sent by mail to any one on aeceip, Of RI,
above. ~
! Notice to Agents!- We offer l5
erdl discount to parties wishing an Agenev mr.
right Of sale OF our Machines. With small i,
vestment OF capital a pr, ftable bushes. can h,
readily established, All sales to agents, with
discount, must be invariably for easd
N.B.-Our machines all stand Oh n table .,a
are worked by a treadle.
sBOn remittance of % dollars we vii send
to machine, per return OF e1prcsr Address
G.. "A. COOK
AGc*t Seuing Kq-kiqs q.
Oacs Ia Lake street, up stairs Chicago.
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ra.We call attention to the card OF
Mr. True NJ. BAILEY, which appears in
to-day's Pilot. Mr.. BAILEY was admitted
to the bar at the recent term Of the Cir
cult Court, and commences business with
a large amount Of capital in the shape Of
industry, integrity and ability.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-13

EE~ Adyatisers rW please bear an mind
that the Pitt has no0 tie largest carcatIa
ton Of any Eaglisl piper printed 4" this
county. and that L is Jar their interest to
use its columns, Idpertise IN Il, and there
bv increase your business.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-13

ALBANY, July :.
The rumor Of the removal of Col North,
special agent Of the p. 0. Department, is
well founded
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EyWe have been very kindly remem-
tered with two beautiful beque,s, by Mrs.
III. RANp aad Miss MARy BoRcuzRDr.
No more acceptable presents could have
been designed, aud the donors viii please
accept the warmest thanks of the PHO. OF
flee typos.
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1sThere will be no evening service +
the tabernacle here after, tie hour for
commencing service havirg been changed
10 81 O'Clock r. N.
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Heavy Fire In BROOKLYN.

New YoRR, July I.
The extensive Touring mills at the cor
ner of Fulton and Furman SITS, BROOKLYN
near Fulton Ferry, were burned last night.
Loss SO 600.
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I IL + p Ito

Agents for the Plot.-Rousps kLlseDos,
.55, Randolph Street, Chicago, are authorized
Agents for the Plot.
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T WIN AND COU NJ II RY.
Subscribe for the PiIot.-By the


terms as published on the 4th page Of our
paper, it will be seen that we have brought
down the terms of the Pilot far below the
usual price We will now end it to any
Post Office, outside Of Manitowoc, for
ONE DOLLAR per gear. Bet tie mo-
neg must be paid IN oduaace! Here is a
first rate chance to procure good news.
paper for a small price. VIII our friend.
assist Us in procuring new subscribers p
Not one Of item but can induce his
neighbor to take the Pilot WewiIl take
any article Of Farmers produce in pay
ment. Now is tie time to subscribe.
We hope that those now owing Us will
nat torgrt to pay up Immediately after har-
vest.
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Total
*1,45S,396 IS

The above Company has recently ap-
pointed an Agency in this village, aud
selected InUE NJ. BAILEY, Esq, for that
position. Nr. BAILEY IS man Of strict
Integrity aud good business qualifications ;
and owners of buildings and merchandise
have fgo inducements to insure their prop
erty, viz a good Company and q wor-
thy and responsible Agent. lie will be
happy to receive applications from all per.
sous. Call on him, and get insured.
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The WEArHER-is delightful just now
Neither too warm nor too cold
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National Billiard Saloon.

JUHN 2. DIX, Froprlt0r.
NEW Billiard Table, with Phelan's improy-
y ed cushions. has lately been added to this
establishment. l also have on hand choice lot
of Brandes ard wines especially for medicinal
purposes, which l will sell by the bottle only.--
NY stock Of Cigars, Liquors, etc, is the best in
this county. Lemons by the dozen at 37s cts
Manitowoc, July, 1859.
NIT JOHN P. DIX.
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HENRY J. WILSON.
ANDERSON & HAIL.
BusHNEt, LII, August 16, 1853.

The fMcrIcAE PaEss.-In no country
is the freedom Of the press 50 much talked
about or more fully enjoyed than in Amei-
ira. TIE voice Of the people is heard
through its rneIiam, with force Of tra.A
which none can gainsay This mighty
engine IS ever ready to defend what is
cool AMI expose what is wrong. Over
the Whole county the unanimous appro
baton Of the peoples organ, has met the
use Of the sewi, machines, made by the
Chicago Sewing Machine Co. For sim,
pici'y, neatness, real utility and cheap
ness, they stand rnrivaI.ed, aud it is a
wonder that ere this they have not found
their way into and been adopted by every
family.
See advertisement in another column
Chicago National Democrat l 2w
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The CIacCs. = Probably the largest
audience ever congregatel in Manitowoc
assembled on Saturday evening last to wit
ness the performances Of Antonio Broth
ers' Great World Circus. It is estimated
that at least ole thou-aal persons were
present in the afternoon, and a much
greater number in the evening, nearly
oue-Lalf Of whom were from the interior
Of the Comfy. OF the performances Of
the troupe. We can safely say that they
rqna.Iei the anticira.igus Of every one
Tie ground AMI lofty tumb.iug Of the
ANToNIo brothers, and the equestrian
teats Of NJ SnowLEs, We have never seen
excelled while tic trained horse, " Amer
can Eag'e,' eIiritel universal admiration
The usual number Of side shows, &c, ae-
comrauiel tie Circus and all left together
foI Green Bay on SUNDAY morning.
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EYE AND EAR.-Dr, UNDEhwooD,o of Chi
cage, ILL.,, the eminent aud skilfn opera
tor on the Eye and Ear, whose reputation
is 50 extensively known throughout the
United States, will arrive in Manitowoc,
on Tuesday morning, July 18th, 1860, and
may be consulted at the National Ho-
tel until Wednesday evening. DR.. u, be-
ing REGULAR. educated physician and
surgeon Of the old school, and having had
an experience Of twenty five years in prac
tice. will perform any operation on the
Bye or Ear, necessary to restore Sight to
to the Blind, or Hearing to the Def, or
by other scientific means to remove any
disease of those useful organs within the
reach of science and human skill.
TS-No charge for examination or con
sultation 52-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-27
pnr,.icai Matters in Savannah b.

s,v.NN.n Jan 26.-The Democratic meet
last night broke up In row. Henry r.
rs kxn made speech sustaining me NH
- 49, 13bb, Convention. when thet row
~. ,g,.nce<i, avid many withdrew, after which
me meeting adjourned
.noi he's meeting was then organized, win
y, ',f,1for Boston as Chairman. A resolution
o..s4d decls8ing the election of Seward, or
- other Bfsck Republican or endorser OF
helpers book 20 The Presidency, Would oe JUST
. af dissolution. In such an event. the
n'ae,,nr pl..ssed their lives, honor and for
IS s., eject a disun,on OF the States.
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FUTURE DAYS


p
Iss s. s4aSS a5a 81
Notice . hereby 1vsn, that q! the valuable Sioet
e. .S; n &, e. , & e w iss
-. 8: hs 4. e s q;
The ' msehinsry department eomsrisss. i, psst.-
Eleven Slide Lathes, Of various sizes and the most
substantial const vuction, the largest Of which win
ing ~ ::s. some q Which have
approved make: one isrss Double. sssrsd Bel. Cat.
tor. very superior machine. with . complete ~
Maehins. 81 Various %S s SIZES. and D4 frs.s.ss
gether with akeneral sssor.m ent Of superior Ma
ohP Ss ISos II cood wo.eins order:
complete assortment Of Tools for about 10 or is
Forxes; together with several approved machines
y The boiler-makinx shop II furnished with all the
Tools necessary for the operation of that depart
ko. sss. So .esm R1ss
and G the
There is large and valuable assortment of Pat
ssfns comprising nearly 500; which patterns nre Of
other Gearing. castings of which are now advan-
tageously in use in mary of the most extensive
Wand, ann throug bout the Southern and Western
Ssstss As .s ysii az the IIsest Nib: South ApeI
terms in general use about large establishment
. There il one Is horse power STEAM ENGINE
machine depaItment, together with ono S-horse
power ENGINE and FAN attached to tho Foun-
CRY; four new Portable STEAM ENGINES. of
9 hcrse power: one horizontal IT. horse power
ENGiNE r; one OF s-horse and large and general
be detailed in an advertisement.
The quantity Of other Stock and personal effect
to be disposed Of is large and Of very desirable
character, deserving the attention Of the trade and
pur chasers generally.
The sale will be continued on the following day,
If necessary.
TERMs..Cash for all sums of 500 and under,
ana Tor All larger amounts. credit OF 60 days for
tho One-half, and four months for the halanre
JOHN WELhE,
Surviving partner of w ellis & Miller.
F. w. BENNETT & Co. Aucts.
ia U-2tawt:lthFob.
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Nrw. IoRs, Jan. p. Cotton dull-.sles of 1904
r' tHsei. heat quirt. with uniraportant sai.s
-U kssFf-n.w 1850 cts PORK buovant-el
- SIS =. neg si7.5o Lard ol.ai0.4. Wits
7' hfM - AT2i'. cts Susar--Urleans, at auc-
h'.rs1 It's. Coffee firm 10 Ii !. nll-. cts =
l'srs hrayY-Oriesns to 80 cts TurpentIne
81 ~. RlsH inactive at slaa4's. Stocks
her and moro sctire. Vir.lnias s9l7s.
SALT sosI, j9n 25,-Flour yer, firm-Howard
'-Al 'ai ONO - 30. heat duiI-red SI23Si a.
20 l:srl4 ~. Corn active. and prices rte,d,
: ~ fAlJc whu- II q 1ic. Pork iirm-new me 81
81 pflms. $3.50. Whiskey dull and heavy at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-27
Tbr;fafe Battle i'm Mexico.

MY YORK. Ian. pa gentleman from
4. .nulca. states iha. only the artillery OF the
neral army and 900 troops were engaged
:, ~. Ia tile q the ols. DeceIn Der The mai n
..ev Of The troops, under Rojas. having failed
u reu,e up owing IL Wias believed, 10 treache-
~ The artillery, under com mand OF Colohei
.i,i,e "a American. was cut - pieces, owing
- he tact hat Miram0n's artillery was
nm n HE nearest with a longer range. Col.
!4!Ie escaped TO Masaiiom, where he was hi-
my out svyo vessels for The purpose of recap
n riac hose seized by Miramon Il, Nanzaniiia.
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III, Harper's Ferry Investigating Com
mittee.

rLgvKLAsp. Jan. 25-U. S Marshal John
son was in Ashtahula county yesterday TO serve
= summons on Joshua X. Giddings and John
Brown, Jr., 10 appear before the Senate Com
mittee. Mr. q iddings 10 in the Stale Of New
York, but WAS ieiegraphed 10 and will no doubt
,roce.d to Washington forthwith. MIR. Brown
'oi,Id not be fannd. but copy Of the summons
was Ieft At his hepse. and the probability 10
hat he viii ohey Both are summoned 10 APP
i,ear on he lLh inst.
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Sailing of The Enrnna

BosToS. Jan. 2j.-The K. NJ. steamship
Earopa sailed ~ noon, with twenty four pas
sta.ers for Liverpool and twenty-ons for
!isiliax, bat no specie.
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Further frem Europe.

NEW YORK, Ian. a6-The steamship Teuto-
MA from Southampton. arrived To-day. She
brings advices from London 10 the evening o.
he 7th inst. Funds were more firm.
There is renewed disqnie,ude in Vienna
II is said that Cardinal WiseEian has pro-
II sad The Irish brigade 10 The Pope.
lis reported that on New Years day, Vic
tor Emanuel said to the Neapolitan Ambassa-
t1r hat cannon would have 10 settle existing
81 rrn,icsiions
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The Expected European Steamers.

HALIFAX Jan. 2i-l =. M.-There are vet
no sign. ot the X. NJ. steamship America. now
dae at his port with Liverpool dates Of the
All inst.
Portland. Jan. 81 =. M.-The steam
.Aip Nova Scottish is now fully due here with
LIVERPOOL dates Of the ilth inst bnt has not
teen s,sualied up TO the present time.
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rHr.paRApHrc NEWS.
~-n.rxp ron rus RICHMOND pfsp Arcn ]


w.sr,Norox. Ian. g64-Senass. Wilson
va And concluded his sresch.
", Wlsfxl. OF Texas, and Mr.. Davis, OF
na saa nsssss a. to ss
Mes - ma laiter's resolutions on Federal in
ti .,,,s,t,sa to protect each Stale and Terri.
=. ,' "a Invasion. Mr.. Davis fniima ted that
i2 X. resolutions passed ii would enable the
,,.,.,xtlva 10 violate the sovereignty Of the
sls.es. Mr.. Douglas met the point with
1'gsv,l.- Mr. hamilton, of Texas, withdrew
a, ,ssos from The list of candidates for tho
aa~Aership. He said d.ssoln tion was now
IN US. eu, the conservative elements Of the
StfTntry might arrest 1t.
Thres bsilois were taken Tor Speaker, the
80, resulting As fellows Necessary 10 .
lsn,,e iIs: sherman Ioa, Bocock 81, Smith. OF
X & y3. Giilmer I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-27

NTGTItE.-An persons having claims against
~ the Commonwealth Of Virginia. for the pur-
chase of arms and ammuntlons, the assembling
aiming eqU'pplng and MAINTAINING troops. and. tor
the transportation ana pay oi the same. and for any
other incidents, expenses incurred in the defence
OF the Stale and In the execution of prisoners I'M
der sentence OF the Crcult Court of Jefferson
COUNT are hereby required To prese the same i'm
mediately to the UNDERSIGNED, II Richmond a
board created under the act of Assembly entitled,
An Act, appointing commissioners to audit and
paw the xpenses incurred 10y the Executive for the
purc" ase of arms ard for the defence of the Com
monw ealth pass ed 2>d January. 1860.
GEO. ". NUNFORD. Sec. CON-,
J. NJ. BENNE EFT, Aud. Pub. Acct's,
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The Hudson River IA iiroad Accident.
AIBASY. Jan. SD II Irwin. of Fulton,
Osaego county. one Of The injured passengers
by he accident last week. on the II uds oil River
Railroad d ed this morning.
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Fire In linton, Wis.
Northern Markets.

'LEvELAHD, Jan. IA fire at Clinton.
" =, On ihe ed INST. occasioned damage To
"a, amount Of S20.u0; insurance $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-27
Death of Professor Espy.

WAsuTysToN, Jan. 26.-A special dispatch
rom Cincinnati announces the death of Pro
ir..9r E.py Of the National Observatory. Hs
died If paralysis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-27

Launch Of the sloop- oi- War HiChm ond. =
NORFOLK. Jan. 26.-The new sloop-of- war
N hfi0nd was successfully launched today.
ID Presence of al immense crowd OF specta-
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49, - -----
RUNAWAY

50 Ss5 REWARD. The subscriber W III
al pay the above reward for the apprehe uson
moi ADAM. better known by the name Of
~ ADA NJ RANDOLPH, who is slave belOpg-
cling to the estate of Bowery. Adam is gene-
rally supposed to be free. having hired his own
time lor several years; has driven team which he
owned; IL small negro, spare built. dark com
plexion about 40 years old. He is probab. in this
city. VIM n PT.EARANTS
ia B-3t For JAMES HUBBARD, Sheriff 30.
- Runaway on the 18th Insant. from the
\. ails himself, John KENNY" about %
~ yeSrs OF age, about FIVE feet seven or eight
-.k>lnches IN height. and of brown color His
leit arm was broken, and consequence it il not
straight HIS father lives in Ohio, and have rea-
soma to belleve that John is making for that State
he IS ell acquainted along the V,rkiula Central
hairoad. reward of TWENTY-FIVE DOL.
LAhS Will be gwen for the apprehension and de-
livery OF John to Jail that | get him. If taken
within the State; or for like apprehension and de-
livery Il taken out Of the State the sum Of ONE
HCNORED DULLARS. NV address is Louisa
Court House. Va. VIM q RARRET"
Jan. 2lst 1850. ia 24Nta
40 $23 REWARD will lie paid for confning
~ GEORGE in jail so that | can get him
EN6eorge ls about ~ years old, about fee high.
~ OF bright yellow color. has very grum look
-rK~ and no scar recollected The above reward
WILL he paid for the said BOY when delivered in jail
r.n THOS. OGG,
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